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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-12
INCREASE SIZE OF
ST. JOHNS SANITARlUM

Rivcrton. July l2,-The st john
hospital farm, an auxiliary tubercu.
losis santarium for st, Johns hospit-
al, which is being completed near
here, will be one of the greatest in
8titutions of its kind in the United
States. An elaborate building pro-
gram has been planned which calls
for construction of one new building
yearly until the final scheme OF i'm
proycments is completed
The santarium building Is prac-
tically ready for occupancy. In addi-
ton to the tuberculosis sanitarium
there will be erected Il building for
children crippled by infantilo paral-
ysis, one for patients with nervous
diseases, one for mentally deficient
girls, one for convalesccnts from st.
Johns hospital There are 500 acres
I" the farm. szFH1
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-12
LADIES SW|PE GREEN
APPLES; RATES HIGH

Tayiorville. July 12.-lMrs. Marie
Cuerio and Martha Brewer OF Jersey
Vile paid $2275 for trhee pecks of ap
pies and at that went away Wltholu
the apples.
Justice Of the Peace Wade fixed the
price on the apples after Mrs. Arch
Galloway told of how the two WON
en- robbed her orchard The women
paid and started to leave.
"You forgot your opplcs," Judge
Wade said
ooh, no, we did not They arc
not worth carrying home, and any
way it's cheaper to get them at the
grocery"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-12
SHOWS sAGACITY OF THE RAT
Method by Which Rodents steal Eggs
Is Admirable in the Ingenu.
ity Displayed.

A careful student of the rodent
tribe writes "No single point better
illustrates the sagacity of the rat than
the way in which it eats an egg. II
bites through the shell and chips on
small fragments as neatly as SOUR
rel Opens a nut. consumes the en-
tire contents without spilling a drop
and then sits up and licks itself clean
like n cat. Rats will steal the eggs
from under II setting hen. Their
method of handling eggs Is also char
actcristic. An egg is as large for n
rat as a barrel IS for Il man, ana
much more fragile. Yet there is eNl-
dencc OF the fact that they pass eggs
along from one to another, although
not probably, rs has often been re-
ported by forming long lines. like n
bucket brigade. The operation is nat
urally a difficult one to observe, hut
Dpparently il takes two rats to each
egg. One holds the egg In its paws
| passes 1t on to the other, and thci
runs ahead to take II once more in us
| turn. The same device seems tt
| be employed to carry an egg down
stairs, the one that has the egg passing
It to a companion standing on tn,
step below"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-12

There is only one real test for a
cough remedy and that is use, 5. NJ.
Oliver, Box 1872, II. S. d. ), Green's
boro, S. G.. writes: "Foley's Honey
and Tar is just fine | keep it all
the time in my family and do not
expect to be without it as long as
can get it," 1t relieves hay fever,
asthma, coughs, colds, Group and
bronchial affections by covering the
inhamed, irritated surfaces with Il
soothing. healing combination of time
tried, reliable pure, harmless medi
cines. Contains no opiates. Children
like it-For sale by w, d. Duncan.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-12
Primitive Philosophy.

AnImism Is the name OF a theory
originally propounded by stahl. about
17o7 1t asserts that the soul is the
vita, principle and only cause OF life,
and that the functions OF plant and
animal life depend upon this princi'
ple Of vitality. and not mere mechani.
cal and chemical action. Az the word
"a now used. It denotes the general
doctrine Of spiritual beings. 1t is not
itself q religion. but q sort OF PRINT
tive philosophy.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-12
His Proper Field.

A colored man was brought before
a police Judge charged with stealing
chickens. He pleaded guilty and re-
ceived sentence. when the Judge ask
ed how 1t was he managed to hit
those chickens right under the win
dow OF the owners house when there
was a dog loose In the yard. hit
wouldn't be no use, Judge" said the
man, ito try to 'splain this thing to
yo' all. Ell you was to try 1t you like
as not would get yer hide full OF shot
an get no chickens, nuther. Ell yo'
want to engage In any rascality,
fudge. yo' better stick to de bench
whar yo' am familiar."-Ladies' Home
Journal.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-12
j. zF II D
ILLINOIS BRIEFS.

Springhcld,-E Ernest Hebron, aged
c, climbed from his parents motor car
near here TO recover his mothers
handkerchief. He was struck by an,
other motor car driven at high rate
of speed His collar bone was broken
and his front teeth knocked out,
pana Moses Grccnlee, a rOOfer,
mstook a Skylight 70 IA new glazed
tin patched roof He lcapcd upon
it and went on through to the Office
of DR.. Patterson who attended to his
bruises and decorations.
Beardstown. Claude Carey Of this
city, cngineman, second class, United
States navy. drowned when he fell
from the United States steamship
Florida on the southern coast.
Hilsboro.--A peculiar accident
| caused the death Of John w Ed
wards, prominent farmer Of Montgom
cry County He was pulling weed
/ III HIS SdI Nti, NlltIt ~ Ed'' way Suu
/ denly and he fell on the stub of an
! other weed, which penetrated his alb
domen Ha died within a few hours
Springfeld.-Shell shocked when
married is the reason given by Marion
B. lrand for asking a divorce frcm
his wife. He declares that Dorothy
Gordon of St Louis conspired with
others to persuade him to swear false
" to their ages. 1t is claimed that
the she'll shock affected the young
mans mind so that he did not com
prehend fully his action.
Mount Pulaski Fifty violations OF
the local option law are charged
against Jacob Schmidt, former loca
saloon keeper,
Petersburg-CheStcr Stuftlcbeam o
this city and Monforf Tratford o
Greenwich escaped from the county
jail Trafford made saw ont OF I
table knife given to him to cut
Fourth of July cake. He made Ike.
out OF wood The two men wer
charged with stealing motor car.
Lincoln-Jamcs Clinton, just bcfor
being taken to Chester penitentiary
was so emphatic in wanting to bet ol
Dempsey that. having nothing else Il
bet he. said to Deputy Sheriff Russell
"If Dempsey doesn't win in fly
rounds when | come back from CheS
ter III stand up before a brick wal
and let you shoot me-
Russell now regrets he did not liste
to the suggestion.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-12
Measured by Her Deeds.

How ,r the name OF common sense
could Johnson, Poe and other great
minds have turned out even frac'
ton OF their work had they been tho
law ioafers that common opinion and
renort would have everybody be-
IIcve. II a genius does things be-
yond the scope OF goss'ps then they
alwavs can find out things about 1t to
prattle OF, because. as Shakespeare
says: ,..
"Tbere's none so foul, and foolish
thereuntO,
put does foul FRANKS which falr ana
wise ones do"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-12
q SLEEPING YANKS
ATTACKED BY RUSS:
10 Of THEM KILLED
DELAYED CABLE TELLS STORY
or MURDEROUS Assault
MADE BY EVIkI-AM-
BU5HED AT DAWN.

Romanovka, Siberia. Wednesday,
July 2 delayed 1t was at this lit
tie village, fifty miles northeast of
Vladvostock, that at dawn on June
Is force Of 800 Bolshcviki attacked
an American camp in which were "A
men Of Company A, Thirty first IN,
fantry, killing nineteen of the Amcri-
cans and wounding twcnty-scvcn
others. Two Of whom died of their
wounds.
"a Washington dispatch June 30
carried the official report of this en-
counter)
The men of Company A were guard
ilG the railway from Nladivostok,
occupying row of tents pitched near
the railroad The Bolshcviki crept
up and hid in the dense underbrush
fence corners and woodpilcs near the
camp
At 5 o'clock the fired a volley
which killed many Of the sleeping
Americans. Others who had been
wounded by the first discharge stag
gered outside and were shot down as
they lett the tents.
Volunteer Brings Aid.
or t.osc who escaped the first vol
leg unscathed some pulled on only Il
light garment or two clapped on
center of resistance in log cabin,
firing at puifs OF smoke from the
bushes.
Then for three hours the Amcri-
cans fought as In an Indian battle
of the frontier days, relief finally
comm, 60 them when seventeen men
arrived Of train after an American
volunteer had run from the bcscigcd
cabin to Noyonczhino. the neares,
American camp, five miles distant
Tho Bolsheyiki, thinking a large re-
infGrccmCnt was arriving, withdrew
toward tho hills, taking their wound
ed and some of their dead with them,
but leaving behind eight of their
nun Der who had been killed.
Ready Next Time.
The Rumanovka attack was the
first of series that evidently had
been planned by the Bolsheviki to
be carried out along the Suchan rail
way On The following day Boil
aheyik force attacked Novonozhino
the neat station on the road. using
the same methods as those employed
on he 25th firing on the tents at
dawn.
This time the Americans were
ready. They were not sleeping in
their tents, hut in log huts, from
which they poured hot thanking
fire and inflicted severe losses on the
attacking party
Again on the eth, POO BoIsheviki
attacked an American supply train
near Sitza. Two Americans were
wounded hut twenty-five Bolshcvikt
were killed, one American marksmar
with an automatic rifle killing eleven
Fighting For Week.
Intermittent sniping and minor at
tacks with the destruction here ant
there of railway bridges and tele
graph lines have continued between
Shkotova and Suchan for a week
Communication with the American
forces having been cut, except fo
service by native couriers.
The American troops are bite
against the Bolshevki, virtually thu
only subject Of conversation beinI
their desire to avenge their slail
companions There is no converse
ton about going home, although un
iii recently this has been the mali
topic
The Americans are closely &C
operating with the Kolchak forces Il
Il, .,t ,t.,I
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-12
1890 GRADUATE
FROM STATE "U

Urbana, H., July 12-The Univer-
sity OF Illinois has approximately
II 300 graduates, according to the new
directory has about l,l50 pages, and
contains the names of all alumni of
the university, living and dead.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-12

Try The Free rrader.Journal Want Ads
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-12

pana Moses Grccnlee, roofer,
mistook skylight 70 IA new glazed
tin patched roof. He lcaped upon
it and went on through to the Office
of Dir. Patterson, who attended to his
briuses and decorations.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-06

los trabajadores dc los muclles y dcs
gadas la vida, que estan tan scguras
de que Ia Maerie no les ha DC lcgar
hoy, sino mahana, en- un manana reno
to, que forman largas discusiones sobrc
cualquier asmto baladi.
Ellos, los marinos no son asi. Sabcn
que sus vidas dcpcnden de fucrzas des-
conocidas, de cualquicr acontecimiento
imprevisto, de una tormenta, dc un NAL
tempo, de nm choque, de una neblina
demasiado densa. La vision dc Ia
Muorte les sigue todas parties, Y sin
preocuparles, por que el dia mcnos pen,
sado tendran que rendir sus organismos
robustos y todo como son, a Ia cvolu-
cion universal de las cosas.
No hace mucho ratio. todavia, cuando
hablaba con el Comandante Bustaman-
te Sc acerco q nosotros un Official Sa
lud6, y luego de pronunciadas las pala-
bras socorridas dc la presentation bal
buci6 un nombre que no cntcndimos.
lY las huelgas dc Buenos Arrest
preguntamos queriendo enteranos de
10 que habian dicho los cablegramas.
80 Cuando nosotros salimos de La
Plata va habia conclude. Empcz6 por
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CAMARA DE REPRESENTATIVES ! SENADO

carta que habia dirigido al senor Emi
Ito del Toro la Camara sobre Ia pro
testa establecida por los cstudiantcs
de la Universidad dc Puerto Rico. III
seiior Coll Cuchi ley6 tambi6n una
communication que le fuc dirijida per.
sonalmente pOr ell senor del Toro, en-
Ia que Sc le notifcaba que EN- Ia Ultima
session de la Junta de Sindicos no hubo
"quorum que con tai motive no
pudo considerarse Ia peticion de la Ca
mara. Manifesto el sehor Coll Y Cuchi
despues de haber leido esa carta que
guerra que Ia Camara no tomara ac-
ci6n en- ningtin sentido sobre cl parti-
cular.
'' Yo he determinado embarcar cl
viernes por la mafana hacia Estados
Unidos no podre detenerme aqui por
mas tempo. Pero promote que cuando
regrese del Norte tendr6 tempo para
dedicarlo este asunto del Juez del To-
ro Y los estudiantes dc Ia Universi-
dad"
La session fu6 levantada a las cineo
de la tarde a petici6n de I'M represen-
tante. La carta del senior Toro la po-
dra yer ell lector curioso en- otra pa
gina de este mismo peri6dico.
En- primera lectura fueron presen-
tados aver tarde los siguientes proycc.
tos dc ley y resoluciones:
p. dc la. c. l33.-Por los sehores Ro-
driguez Pihero (FulgenciO): "Para
enmendar los articulos >, 3, ., 6, 8, IL y
% de la Ley No. 10 de Indemnizacio-
nes Obreros ,aprobada por la Lc-
gislatpra en- feb. %, 1915"
P. de la c. 134.-Por los sehores Ro-
driguez Pihero (Fulgencio': "Para
reorganizar ell Negociado del Trabajo,
creado por una Ley titulada: Ley pa.
ra establecer ell Negociado del Traba-
jo, para otros fines, aprobada en-
mario IA de 1912, Y enmendada en- mar
20 Is de 1913, derogar estas, y para
Otros fines.'
P. de la c. 135.-Por los sehores Ro.
driguez V Pinero (Fulgencio): "Regu.
lando el trabajo de mujeres y nifos
Y protegiendolos contra oeupaciones pc
ligrosas,'
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glcsa por ALA en- cl %. Este barco es-
taba destinado por sus anteriores due
nos a haccr la travesfa entire Ia China
Inglaterra. Cargaba mucho t6 y otros
productos dc Orientc. =
FL Official dc marina sugcria mas bicn
que hablaba. Cuando Sc referia Orien-
tc, esa TERRA legendaria dc los soma
dores y los artistas, sus oios sercnos Y
grandes cxpresaban una honda nostaI.
gia. Tai vez el hubiera deseado que ell
barco siguiera ycndo hacia Oriente.
Era cl Official Bustamante el que nos
lIablaba. Sobre sus hombros, cintila
ban sus charretcras dc orc, al recibir
los rayos del sol. Robusto, colorado,
may lac6nico Y parco en- su lenguaje
Figura erccta elcgante Muhecas
grucsas y gestos dc una perfecta natu-
ralidad en- toda su persona.
Para arrancarlc sus impresiones he
mos tenido que haccr esfuerzos inaudi-
tos. Ello no nos cnfada. LA gente de
mar es toda asi. Indiferente toda
lucha de intereses encontrados y a po-
Utica militantc. Sus ojos cstan acos-
tumbrados a contcmplar cl mar immense
Y el cielo infinite. No son como 10 gen
te dc TERRA, que vivcn demasiadO ape
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Narios dias lia' estado anclado EN- la
bahia de San Juan el transporte ar.
gentino pampa = Las personas acos-
tumbradas viajar todos los dias entire
CataHo Y San Juan habran contempla-
do con mirada avida esa bandcra azul
y blanca con un sol resplandeciente en-
el centro, que flamea indiferente todo
sobrc.el castillo de popa del transporte.
Ese es ell symbolic de una de las j6ve-
nes rep1blieas sud-americanas que here
do dc Espaha, su idioma, su religion
y su raza, y ahora, jnnta con Chile y
Brasil forma el triptico dc Ia latini.
dad dirigente en- America.
Tambien nosotros le hemos contem-
plado largamente. rs un barco cuya
tripulaci6n habla en- castellano como
nosotros. Eiene de tierras leianas: Vein
te y un dias de camino bajo los cielos
tropicales. No es grande, apenas 81
desplaza en- totalidad 5000 toneIadas.
I'm Official dc marina, vestido todo
dc blanco, nos dice a Escalona a mi
que hemos lido bordo esta mahana:
-" No. Este transporte no era ale.
man como Sc dice. Lo compr6 nucstro
gobiernO a una compania naviera in
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-06

pal de Vicqocs, aliritanio que u ~
gislatura dc T.. r. vote VIVA iev dafe
nicndo sea cumendada D. iev No 4
Dc is h. abri 1916. para rfoverr a.
ingresos adieionalas ran El Puehia de
Pr.
No. 20. uci Conecia Muniei
pal de Cavev soiicitando auforizafidn
para iuvertir la sums de tl1tsff so
brsn,c al rresuPuesto ~ ipiIis. ~
ciertas obras munieipaiea
No. ~ aa'f@Del Ceucr5a MaHiri
pal de Cayoy, soiiciiando se D. aaio
rice por medic Dc una ley para impo
ner y cobrar una eoniribuei6n especial
que no eaceda de - eentteimas dsi uuo
por eiento con dcstino = eicftas meio-
ras pdblicas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-06
lsIEMPRE La MIsMA!

-. La misma de siempre, esta inol-
vidable Espcranza Iris.
Adjunto copio una carta, de la gen
til artista:
--''Sefior Arturo Morales.
Muy senior mio:
Rccibi su atenta carta fecha II del
pfesentc, y quiero demostrarlc mi gra'
titud por habcrme usted proporcionado
una gran satisfaction al cooperar en-
la obra ben6fca que ustedes sc han
impucsto. Sirvase enviarme veintc pa
peletas, y espcro en- otra OCCASION hacer
algo mas por Puerto Rico, terra dc la
que guardO gratos recuerdos y la que
deseo prospcridad y riquezas.
Soy de I'd. alta. y S. S.,
Habana.-Encro 20, dc 1919.'
La carta no nccesita concentrates.
GASToN PARIS.
Mario dc 1919.
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AL.BORDE.DELA'VIDk
Z
La VAGABUNDA

Es una pcquehueis qur anI1 sueI
"a por las calles de San Juan drtr
me de ver ED cuaudo eu I'd sraHei fa
Ia policia. ahora esia resiaida s. is
galcra aneSa Il Ie las HaHr
en- = Prcsidio
Fucrou estas, MAJ menas naf
cias que ne dicrou las merae a rr
rccian en- I'D diari1 Ir q CiH1aI
Roman Diay Callazo. el a H
gcnte fiscal. So hrind6 amra afue
q conocc bien L. 1-h.nfa a
tipo curioso dr uifl aalarIna
resiste vivir bai' f.eia fe
srida ~ II cxtraha mania
H IN lado para offo. a n .h.ef.
quc satisfacsr u rureIr
tante satisfcsta
NJ "a .rairrn
n pia7 Ca.lagu -
&c descuido. dcsararoeIa rrsu
mos hussafIa, come fru ta
NO sahiamos lcs doHf fn
escondida Al tu a sH.ort.s
sala da Ia ~cceIoH -snf
taba, srataaa ,n .n
ponieuio mHeha aIsr
jucz los ahoradas f.an
IA pcqucrucia fa .grgBfa
rios dias con la wr frr
este nu cs rierio DHarHa 81 a
$50. f.v.- #s.s.
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La TARDE DEL MARTES.

LA Ciudad toda Sc dispuso diver
tirse; y 10 consigui6, sin grandes es-
fuerzos. Cada cual su sitio, todos
los rostrOs 10 mas alegre possible.
Y es 10 que dijeron los muchachos
de los centros oficiales, los del conner
clio, los de las escuelas y hasta los de
a bordc: ISL la Reina es quien manda,
y ella dcsea yer la ciudad alegre, por
que permanacer nosotros amarrados al
bancO del trabajO2
Y cerraron las puertas todos un mis-
mo tempo, w.. ia la calle, que Ia tar
dc 10 esta pidiendol
lTarde mas bellal Sc dijera hecha
plncel, para servir de fondo al lucido
dcsfile de carruajes que tanto llam6 la
atcnci6R.
Dcsde las mismas puertas dc la ciu-
dad, hasta la del Hip6drOmo", aque-
llO era una cinta doble que SO trenza-
ba volvia destrenzarse lanzando to
dos los dcstcllos del iris.
Fucron horas. dc inusitada diversion.
La despedida del Carnaval que acaso
SC va para siemprc. Y por 81 tai ocu-
rricsc, bueno fue disfrutar dc una ella
sc de fiesta cn la que cl buen humor,
rumbO y donaire siempre Sc ha tiradO a
nanos llenas.
Los directories dc la fiesta deben SEN
tirso muy satisfechos. La Reina y su
Cortc, jamas olvidaran este mes dc
febrero. La Cruz Roja habra enrique
edo sus areas.
FL pueblo de San Juan, cuandO quie-
6 re sabc hacer muy bien las cosas.
BIIay quien 10 dudeg
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sENADo

Aver las $3.50 de Ia tarde sc cons.
tituy6 el senado en- session baio Ia pre-
sidcncia del senior Abril .Estaban pre-.
sentes los senadores Martinez, Garcia,
Tous Soto, Felid, Sein, Rovirs, TizOl,
Iglesias v Barbosa.
Los sefores Ssntoni, Georgctti y
Tic Sc encontraban ausentes debido a
formar parte de Ia comisi6n nombrada
por ol Senado para asistir los fune-
rales del sefior Enrique Bird.
Sc leyeron las siguientes petieiones
y proyectos:
PRoYECTos
p. del S. S2.-Por los seiores Santo.
nj FeliG.-Para adicionar al c6digo
civil de p. R., ell articulo 165a, y para
otros fines.
p. de Ia C.-60.-Por los sehores ri.
nero (Fulgencio y Antonio Para dc.
terminar la equivalencia del titulo dc
maestro principal, y para otros fines.
PETTCHoNEs
No. 10 "a".-Del Conecio Munici
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A bordo del buque argentine "Pampa"

Julian Trizar La comisi0u tienc pie
mas facultades que le han sido otorga
das por el gobierno nacional para com
prar efectOs navales para Ia marina de
guerra. Los compra corporaciones
amcrieanas. Tambien tcnemos otra co
mission en- Londres, con las mismas "a
cultades.
-iY no podriamos saludar al ST. Au
relic Fernando antes dc irnosl
-Esta en- terra ahora. 81 ustedes
quieren csperarlc. ....
Nos decidimos a esperar, Y mieniras
tanto charlamos dc otras cosas.
- Ncmos que On Puerto Rico hay
leyes un POGO duras ahora.
Hablaba M Official quo habia
cstado en- Puerto Rico hacc cinco amos
Nos hablo dc Buenos Aires. DC los
cafes eantantes, dc las autoridades De
ALA, 10 distintas que son las nuestras,
dc las muiercs argeutinas. llablamos
dc esas cosas por espaeio de media hora.
Fran Ia once dc Ia manana cuando
note que varios marineros amontona
ban sobre cubierta los cabos, y preVa
raban 81 buquc para haecrse Ia mar
pronto. Comprendimos QUO iba 1ar-
par Y dccidimos haccr nuestra Ultima
pregunta. Ne dirigi toda 10 ofciali
dad que Sc habia agruPado para ser
retratada.
~ no quicren ustedcs cyprcsar y
Puerto Rico su saludo Dc despcdida Z
iNo qucrrians haccrmc portador dc "a
a mi!
Entonces habl6 un ingcnicro que IA
bia bailado Ia nochc anterior cn los
salones del Casino Espahol De san
Juan.
- Decid que Puerto Rico Is una Isl
Ia muy bella. y sobre todo que hay mu
chas muieres encantadoras, atraycntes,
sugestivas.
Todos asinticron IN vcz.
Descendimos por IA escala Abajo
nos espcraba I'm botc dc ycla Algo ne
lamc6lico yo, me scnfc en- II botc puc
me tracria a terra. Ia gar8 dcl "
cuerdo SC apoderaba &c mi al contem
plar en- cubierta a aquellos hombres "a
nos robustos, que pronto vcrian nue
vos horizontc5 ciclos dc otras fierras.
Cuando tornamos mirar hacia San
Juan: el peh6n agitabasc como an hor.
migucro, Il mismo mont6n a. hombrcs
con sus pasioncillas, sus ncgocios, sus
afancs.
Atras 81 .Panpa quc pronto lcvan
taria amelia. sus tripulautcs iriau 4
conciliar cl sucho aquclla nochc sobrc
los abismos del mar, sobrc los iardincs
olvidados, Con cuanto dolor rccorda
mos quo II Captain nos diio quc cn
Nucva York II seria coHcciids una BAR
gar licencia toda u tripuaci6n'
\ jY por que scrd que e mismo doIor
Ia misIna ansiedad quo nos cntristc-
&c nosotros, a los que qucdamos en-
TERRA no qucremos viaiar, iamhitn
Sc manifesto en- los marines quc yam
4 bordo9. Tai ycz sea porqHc a ellos
les sigue q recuerdo dc una Illusion
que deiarou atras, dc algdn amor in-
confesado, nosotros 10 que nos siguo
cs el sabor de inquictud que adquierc =
amor cuando 10 hcmos apurado hasta
In saciedad .
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