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CAUGHT FROM THE NETWORK or
WIRES ROUND AsouT
THE WORLD.
DURING THE PAST week
RECORD or IMPORTANT EVENTS
CONDENSED FOR BUSY
PEOPLE.
Western Newspaper union News Service.
WESTERN

WESTERN
The Sully, Iowa, State bank was
robbed, and the yeggs escaped with
more than $1,000 In Liberty bonds. The
bandits gained entrance to the bank
by breaking down the front door. They
escaped In an automobile.
Three hundred and five wells are
turning out petroleum In Mexico at a
daily rate OF 1925. .223 barrels, accord.
ing TO advices received In Ell Paso by
Alberta Ruiz sandoval. acting consul
general for Mexico.
A gust OF wind hurled Edward Skar-
Ing, mason, from the top OF a smoke
stack 125 feet high ut Milwaukee. A
rope on the inside of the stack broke
his fall. He landed at the bottom with
his legs fractured In two places.
A man who has been identified by
papers In his pockets as Frank
Trayers Of Eureka, Calf, walked in
TO the lobby Of the National hotel
New York. placed gun at his head
and fired bullet into his brain. He
died In an ambulance.
By practically unanimous vote
Lincoln, Neb., taxpayers at special
election authorized the school board to
grant n uniform increase of 800 a
year to teachers In the public schools
Present salaries range from s96I In
the grades to SLIGO in the high school
Seventeen Of the leading wholesale
groeers OF Chicago have been indicted
by the federal grand jury on charges
Of making Illegal gains by proflteering
In sugar. Indictments bring up the
total OF sugar profiteers caught In the
federal net to twenty.four and more
indictments are expected In few days
The Protestant Episcopal diocese OF
Eastern Missouri, at its annual con.
ventIon In 81. Louis, unanimously
adopted resolution giving dea-
conesses the privilege OF voting In
diocesan conventions on the same
basis as the clergy. SO far us Eplsco-
pallans here know, this is the first
diocese in the United States to take
such action.
Burglars forced their entrance
through brick wall with the aid OF
picks and crowbars, robbed the cloth.
ing establishment Of Charles Perizkl
at Salt Lake City OF twenty-seven
suits Of clothes valued at approximate,
ly $1,000. Perlzki, In his report to the
police, said his stock had been thor.
oughly gone over and only the best
garments taken.
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GENERAL

Fire at Plttsburg destroyed fifteen
homes OF Carnegie steel company EN-
ployes at Clarion and, according to
the police, seven bodies have been tax.
en from the ruins.
President John II. Patterson Of the
National Cash Register Company OF
Dayton, Ohio, has announced that an
advisory board Of twenty-five en-
ployes, exclusive of persons holding
executive positions, will be created at
once, to have part In determining
the policies and management OF the
concern.
Sharp increases in premiums paid by
automobile owners for insurance
against theft and accident are To be
announced shortly by the eastern CON
ference of the National Automobile
Underwriters, il was stated In New
York in insurance circles. The under
writers We're said 10 be wayering be-
tween an Increase Of 40 per cent and
30 per cent
H. B. Harper of Philadelphia was
elected president Of the National Au-
tomoble Dealers Association, and Chi.
cago was chosen for the 1921 conven-
tion. +. II. Greer. Los Angeles, was
chosen first vice president.
Maj. Richard Lloyd George, son OF
the British premier, arrived in New
York on the steamer Mauretania from
Southampton and Cherbourg. The
major, who was accompanied by his
wife. said he was on business trip"
to America.
Walter Y, Phillips, former president
Of the Columbia Graphophone COM
pany, and prior TO that widely known
newspaperman and telegrapher, died at
his home In Vineyard Haven, Mass.
He was at one time general manager
OF the United Press and was the In
ventor Of the Phillips code for tele-
graph operators.
Window washers In Chicago have
gone on strike demanding s4s a week
for experienced washers who work on
extension ladders and $44 a week for
apprentices-men who have served
less than six months In the business.
The washers demand pay for forty
four hours week regardless OF
whether or not work is done.
A widow, her four children and two
men were burned to death In three
story tenement house In Newark, n. j.
The fire started In the lower part Of
the building, cutting off escape by the
stairway. Members OF three other
families jumped from windows into
nets helf by fremen.
Art treasures valued at S750,OO0
were destroyed In n fire which swept
through the annex OF the American
Fine Arts building in New York. The
total loss Is expected to exceed 1,O0O,-
600. Most OF the burned paintings
were In the Vanderbilt exhibition.
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iNUT-BEARING NATIVE TREES
OF Them All the Hickory 10 Easily
the Best Known, and Grows
Nowhere Else.

OF the nut-bearing American trees,
hickories are perhaps the best known,
being strictly North American trees,
none now growing In any other part
Of the world. OF the IA known spe-
cles one is Mexican, the other IS grow
ing east Of the Rocky mountains. In.
diana boasts Of six species, Of which
the shagbark, or shellbark, is the most
noted, because Of Its nuts and Pc
culIar bark.
The wood Of most of these species
Is tough. strong and flexible. but be-
cause of Its value for implements and
fuel the finest trees Of our forests
have been sacrificed. the crop Of wild
nuts decreasing as a consequence.
The pecan Is the largest Of our
hickories. being native Of the south
ern and southwestern counties Of In
diana and growing to perfection In
the rich, moist soils of river bottoms.
The black walnut grows west from
western Massachusetts to Minnesota.
Its branches are stout and spreading,
forming a round-topped tree when
grown In the open.
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Draft conspirators to Pen.

San Francisco, Calif-Sentence of
Frank p. Howenstine to ten years and
of ldell Kennedy to eleven years In
the federal penitentiary at McNeil's
island from the federal District Court
at Los Angeles for violating the espion.
age act has been affirmed by the
United States Circuit Court Of Ap-
peals. Howenstine, a Los Angeles op-
tician, and Miss Kennedy were charged
with conspiring to impair the eyesight
Of recruits so that they would be re.
jected for military service.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-02-05
May Make Peace With Reds.

London. Confirmation has beeen
received that the Polish government, In
conjunction with the allies, is consid-
ering the offer OF peace made by SO.
Wet Russia. The offer. which wal
from Moscow. invited a friendly settle
ment of all disputes and outstanding
questions between Poland and soviet
Russia. Stanislaus Patek, minister OF
foreign affairs for Poland. has been In
London recently consulting with Pre-
mier Lloyd George.
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Americas Trade Balance Growing.

Washington.-America's trade bal.
ance against Europe increased by S..
435, 410,568 In 1919, figures issued by
the Department Of Commerce showing
that exports from the United States
were $5,1S5, $50, $50 while imports were
s150, $50, ,7S4. The trade balance In
favor Of the United States over the
United Kingdom during the year was
81, ,989. .9sS, 1888; that over France, $780,
487, ,5S7, and that over Italy. 1888, ,62s,
500. A trade balance Of $50, l37 ,06s
was registered over Germany.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-02-05
AGREE ON new
OIL LAND BILL
100000 ACRES PUBLIC LANDS
TO be OPENED TO DEvEL-
oPMENT.
1900 ACRES MAXIMUM
WILL OPEN 100000 ACRES OF
COAL LANDS IN WESTERN
STATES.
Western Newspaper Union News Service

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Washington, Feb. 3.-Three months
Of pickering and an almost unbreak-
able deadlock on the oil land leasing
bill have ended through agreement by
House and Senate conferees on the
legislation. Senator Smoot, Republi-
can OF Utah. chairman OF the Senate
managers. announced the conference
report would be submitted to the
House and an effort made to obtain
immediate consideration.
The agreement OF the conferees Is
expected to be approved with little op-
position by both the House and SEN
ate. thereby completing legislation
which has been pending for the last
ten years and which would open up for
development approximately 100000
acres Of pnbhc domain In western
states. Last session, similar bill was
passed but the Senates failure to
adopt the conference report In the jam
of legislation at the close of the ses-
sion prevented final enactment.
As now proposed the bill affects oil.
coal. gas, phosphate, sodium, and oil
shale lands and Is strictly leasing
measure, all provisions for outright
sale having been eliminated. Under
the measure approximately 100000
acres of government coal land alone
would be opened for development as
well as about 100000 acres Of oil
lands.
As agreed on by the conferees the
bill specifies only minimum royalty,
the Senate provisions providing maxi
mum royalties having been eliminated.
In the matter Of contested claims on
oil, the conferees agreed upon 10 per
cent OF the royalty received on past
production going TO the reclamation
fund, 20 per cent to the states In which
the oil was produced and 10 per cent
10 the government.
Under another compromise all roy
alties derived from oil, gas. coal, phos-
phate and sodium produced in the fu-
ture will be distributed 52h per cent
to the reclamation fund. BIN per cent
TO the state and 10 per cent TO the gov
ernment.
The compromised measure also pro-
vides that the total amount Of the roy
alties to be paid shall be determined
by competitive bidding or by methods
to be prescribed by the secretary OF
the interior. For oil lands a maxi
mum Of $500 acres may be leased at
minimum royalty Of I'm per cent
The maximum for coal lands Is 2,56O
acres with a minimum royalty OF D
cents per ton. The same acreage is
prescribed for phosphate and sodium,
but 5,l20 acres Of oil shale lands can
be leased
The Senate remedial provisions over
which deadlock developed and when
Is designed to permit an adjustment
Of differences over claims growing out
OF the development Of the naval re-
serves In California and Wyoming
were In part retained. Under a COM
promise proposed by Representative
Sinnot Of Oregon, chairman OF the
House managers, and accepted by the
conferees, however, sales Of surplus
oil lands by persons holding more than
800 acres, the maximum allowed un-
der the bin. and made after last Oct.
/, would be invalidated. This modifi-
cation is designed to prevent land
juggling.
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FOREIGN

Premier Lloyd George is about to Of
fer the miners a proposition that
referendum OF the 20000.000 electors
of Great Britain be taken on the Ques-
ton of the naturalization Of the coal
mines.
The number Of children attending
school In Vienna has dropped from
242, 600 In 1910 to $4,000 In 1919 as
result Of malnutriti0n, according TO a
survey made for the American Red
Crosss.
Jules Guesde, the veteran Socialist
leader. backed by slxty-fiye members
Of the chamber of deputies In France,
has introduced bill In the chamber
which would give women civil, politi-
cal and economic equality with men.
Disturbances have occurred In the
streets Of Madrid, owing to the short
age OF tobacco. The police several
times were compelled to charge
crowds In the Huerto del Sol, where
they had assembled In front OF the
tobacco stores.
Professor Maggiora Of Bologna Uni
versity In Rome is reported TO have
succeeded In isolating the germ Of
lethargic. encepalitis. (sleeplng. sick
ness) In the blood OF patients. He is
now said TO be preparing a serum to
combat the disease.
Miss Margaret Bondfleld, secretary
of the National Federation Of Women
Workers, who was member OF the
British delegation to the labor confer
ence at Washington, has been chosen
the parliamentary candidate Of the La
borites for the seat for Northampton.
Consideration Of the future constitu-
tion OF Prussia has been closed by the
commission assigned TO the task and
1t has been decided that Prussia will
not have a president OF Its own. The
head OF the Legislative assembly will
be ex-officio chief OF the state.
Bolshevikl have repeatedly attacked
the japanese forces In the Ussurl re-
gion, Siberia. according TO an Ex-
change Telegraph dispatch from
Toxic The japanese. the dispatch
added, used purely defensive tactics
and were able to repuse all assaults
easily.
The postwar divorce crush In Eng
land is steadily increasing, and II was
declared that no dminution n In
prospect. There were LBS undefended
cases In the January list OF the d.
yoree court, and new list is being
prepared to take care OF the surplus
cases. The big increase In divorces In
attributed TO the upheayal In social
circles caused by the war
The Germans ''have only arrived at
the vale of tears through which we are
forced 10 pass" said Minister OF Agri-
culture Braun In the Prussian diet In
connection with the food debate.
Worse times are coming The masses
must be told that our only hope is in
creased work" The minister then
made the startling announcement that
Germany soon would arrive at the
point where she would be unable TO
buy anything abroad, but would be
wholly dependent upon home produc-
ton.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-02-05
METAL MARKETS.

Colorado settlement prices:
Bar silver, s135r.
Copper. pound, lsgl9c.
Lead. $500.
Spelter. 1871.
Tungsten. per unit. $e.506l2.0o.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-02-05
Too Bright.

II thought you said that new boy
was very bright?
$50 he was, but he was too bright
"That so?"
"Yes. He hadn't been here a month
before he wanted to tell me how to
run the business"
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The Reason.

"They say England is crazy over
spirits"
"No wonder with lot Of our
stock probably going over there"
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-02-05

fohies ana slues 49, +..ss.... 800 u 400
Green Snit~d uors~hides.
Green hides &c per ID. less than
cured
Part cured hides lc per ID. less than
cured
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CASH GRAIN m CuICACO.

Chicago.--Corn-No. Q mixed. sl.50A
No. 3 yellow. tf.50a1.5l.
oats--No, white. ssh0soc: No. ?
white. ssa22xc.
Rye-No. .. ti.ss.
Barley-s1.430
Timothy Seed-3l050dl4.5o.
Clover Seed-45.009 q $500.
Pork--Nomnal.
Lard-s2:5o.
Ribs-$1s75I1s.50
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-02-05

A mans second love is apt to be
worth more money than the first.
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Forced Honesty.

Dick-I picked up quarter today
and gave II to the owner.
Father-That's good honest boy.
Dick-Yes. couldn't help 1t. The
man that dropped It had me by the
ear.
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CHICAGO PRODucr.

Chicago. = Butter - Creamery. 50G
e0tc.
Eggs = Firsts. 5T65Sc; ordinary
firsts. 500 55c; at mark. cases Included.
54a57c.
ltry-Alive-springs. ssc; fowls,
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Mistakes OF the past should be made
over into guideboards of the future.
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EASTERN LIVE STOCK.
Al ChicaKo,

chicago.-Hogs-Bul sl5.l0Gl5.3s;
top, sl5.s5; heavy. sl4s50l52S: me-
dium. sl5l0a 1896. light. si5.l5Ql5.&B;
light light, s1+Ts0l5.so: heavy pack
ing sows. smooth. tiA25Q14.50: pack
ing sows. rough. sl3s50l425. pigs,
sls7sGlA75.
Cattle-Beef steers. medium and
heavy weight. choice and prime. 1880
Vl72S; medium and good, $ll.50Q
1880; common. ss500il.50; light
weight good and choice. $l3.o0als.25;
common and medium. Ss00dl3.o0:
butcher cattle: heifers. S675dl3.65
eows 1913 G12.40; Gamers and cutters.
y5.S5 5Q676. veal calves, $1800dls.5O
feeder steers, ts.006l2.25. stocker
steers. t7.250t0.85.
Sheep-Lambs-st lbs. down. $500
q 2l65; culis and common. $4,000
1910: ewes medium and good and
choice, sl0.759 1880: culls and com
mon. $T00d10.50
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-27
T ailored Suits

Elegant beyond all description the materials
for tailored suits They made up in plain mannish
styles. Veldyn, Duvet de Lame, Duvet Superior,
Fortuna Cloth and Irish Dent Tweeds, beside the
familiar Serges and Tricotines. The colors besides
the staple blacks and navy blues to have been
acquired from the Far East. We are showing the
queer shade called Malay, and Zanzibar Moose Brown
and Suchow which are indescrbabe. There is shade
called Squirrel Partridge and still another Sparrow.
These are of dark mixtures and promise to be
fashionable well as serviceable.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-27
The Newest in Waists

The Sash Blouse of Georgette bears upon it's
y surface elaborate decorations of flowers fruit
These have tie ribbons and sash girdes which may be
tied in the front or in the back at the whm of the
wearer.
In black, tangerine, taupe, navy and brown with
embroidery in Oriental effects.
This collection includes some exceedingly novel
styles in black and navy blue
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-27
Among the Dresses

Exclusive models showing the effective Moyen-age
styles, ruffled panniers and tunics 80
Dress of Satin simply made with faring sleeves,
medium low neck, sash and plain covered buttons.
A Similar Model with over-drape bordered with
up-turned knife plating. Long sleeves
finished with knife plating .st
Black Satin Dress, the skirt covered with many
Of black lustrous watered ribbon Straight
falling model with grdle and open sleeves.
Black Satin with skirt of fine accordion plating,
deep and full taffeta petticoat Sleeves vestee
and sash bordered with henna colored satin.
Black or Navy Blue Satin with eccentric tabliers
and collar hand embroidered in old blue and black.
Black Satin harem model with skirt and sleeves
deliberately beaded with small black beads. Narrow
satin gird1e.
Navy Blue Georgette, fine side and accordion
plating, wide grde edged with Persian ribbon
Striking and unusual
Blue and Brown Mgnonette Dresses with vestees
and tunics deliberately embroidered and braided.
Winter Goats
Shown in Bolivia silvertone and Chinchilla
A very large assortment in browns, taupe dark
navy blue, and dark gray, lined throughout or Lined
to the waist.
Ok D D Read g
y.6e1 1851
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-27
Many Of the exclusive gowns
are for stout people

planned especially to superfiuous flesh.
Dresses for street without coats
Wool Serge, Tricotine and Velour
with designs in hand embroidery on fronts Stylish
buttons. sThese are for early autumn street
without wraps.
The Plaid Skirts
Dark browns blues and greens
Plain navy blue serge skirts with plaid band and
Heather shades, French plaids and checks box
knife plated.
Invisible greens or blues wood browns, all
perfectly tailored. So good looking that they will
appeal to every woman for sports or business
Hudson Seal Coats with deep cape collars and
cuffs of skunk. These in belted and semi-belted
models.
Seal Coats with deep cape collars and deep cuffs
of dark, rich beaver, also with gray squirrel
Coat Wrap of gray squirrel with deep cape collar,
pockets and belt
Shoulder Wraps
In Skunk, Seal, Mink Fox and Black Wolf
Many sizes, all very fine quality
Fur Pieces which have been especially selected
and made up to order
Chokers
In Gray Squirrel, Fitch Baum Marten Beaver
Mink and Mo1eskin
Several novelties in the way of Muff Bags
Delm R s.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-21

SE VENDE dos wagones de Nader;
un encerado grande y un Lotto de { Up,
dos. The New York and P. r. Metal &C
JOHN LEWIS, Proprietor. stsy ~
Puerta de TERRA. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-21
VENTA EN- HATILLO

Sc vende la hermosa propiedad del
Orfelinato George o. Robinson, en- Ha-
tillo; edifcio de dos pisos, de concrete
reforzado, con nueve y media cuerdas
de terreno cultivado, 175 palmas de
coco, ASIDE elias va en- production. Es-
ia propiedad, a orillas del mar y del
higienico pueblo de Hatillo, es propia
para una institution, casa quinta, etc.
Sc vente por trasladarse ell Orfelinato
a una granja agricola. Informara Ma
nuel Andujar, Box 2e9, San Juan, P.
r. Adv
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-21
CRoNICA DE PELICULAs:

/
Las Gltimas peliculas trafdas Ia is4
la, y las cuales en- su mayor parte ham
sido proyectadas en- ell teatro de los Sc
fores Vigil y Pinero, son magnificas Dor
sus cuadros por el arte con que es-
tan hechas, pero en- argumento fuerza
emotiva ceden a otras que hemos visto
antes Clara Kimball en- la Mujer Pro
hibida's hace derroche de lujo y las es
cenas son sumamente artisticas.. pero re-
chazamos que sea esa la mejor produc-
eion de dicha artista ''La Hermana
Fantastica' por Bushman Bayne es
guna comedia interesante Y que gusta ma
turalmente ''El Genio Alegre'' es una
verdadera joya de arte, donde demues-
ira sin dejar lugar dudas la Bertini
que 10 mismo que trabaja en- La TRACE
dia 10 hace en- la comedia. lei Torbe-
Limo, Las Huellas Misteriosas",
Las Calaveras del Terror v "vivo
o Muerto'' son recibidas en- delirio por
el publico afi;ionado a episodes Nos
otros creem:os que desde las ''Aventuras
de Elena" las cintas en- serie han de-
generado en- los Estados Unidos. "El
Mundo en- Venta" es una hern.osa pro-
ducci0n de Lasky, donde ell juego de lu-
ces da un impresionante aspecto, pero
Ell argumento no es una perfection. En-
cambio "Mujer y Esposa' por Alice
Brady es una cinta iagradable v fuera
de defectos de nota. Para esta semana
vemos cintas de merito anunciadas, y
confamos siempre en- ei acierto de los
/, distinguidos empresarios.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-21

La ultima cinta que hizo en- Paris la
malograda Olive Thomas, Sc llama Eve
rybody's Sweetheart, esta presen-
tandose EN- Nueva York. ea
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-21

Sc asegura un gran exito a la cinta
itahana Passion" que acaba de llegar
los Estados Unidos. Ell pape1 princi-
PAL esta cargo de Ia tragica italiana
Pola Negri, hay ounce personajes de
importancia, Y toman parte en- ella mas
de cinco mil personas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-21
INGLATERRA
ES UA NAVIO

IQu6 pasara SO preguntan todos
los periodicos- 81 los mineros van a la
huelga? a-.,
Pues pasara que Inglaterra Sc 10
paralizGra la maquina y qae, no pu-
diendo luchar contra, las olas nj contra
los vientos, aparecera hoy frento las
islas Cies y mahana junto q, las cos
tas de la Florida hasta que le echen
un cable desde alguna parte.
Inglaterra. en- efecto, mas que un
pals de verdad, es como un barco enor
me que funciona fuerza de carbon.
Los extranjeros que nos encontramos
aqui, por mucho que nos hayamos acos
tumbrado, tenemos siempre la sensa-
cion de estar de pasaje, embarcados pa
ra una travesia mas menos larga.
Es, mas bien, porque, nj aun para los
mismos ingleses la consideramos una
vida defnitiva, sino provisional, Sc
mejanza de la vida de bordo
Como bordo, ell tema constante de
todas las conversaciones en- Inglaterra
es el tempo. Como a bordo, el aburri-
miento es terrible todo Sc vuelven
invenciones para combatirlo. ST no llue
We, Sc juega al aire libre. 81 lueve, Sc
organizan bailes Sc hacen partidas
de cartas. . Sc consumer toneladas
enteras de literature. Sc hacen cuatro
cinco comidas al dia. 49,. Todo ell
mundo Sc acuesta temprano todo el
mundo madruga. Y, cada vez que dar
las doce, a mi me entran ganas de ir
a yer Lloyd George y de preguntar
le cuantls millas hemos andado.
Esta division de clases que hay en-
Inglaterra yo no la he visto mas que
en- los barcos. Aqui un hombre lie dice
a ustcd que el es de la media clase
medil con Ia misma seguridad con que,
en- un trastlantico, podrfa decirle que
iba EN- segunda de segunda. Y este hom
bre de la media clase tiene tai con-
ciencia de su superioridad respecto o
uno de la clase media baja, y de su in
feriori6ad con relaci6n a otro de la ella
Sc media alta, como 81 hubiera pagado
por su categortl IN. veinticinco por
ciento mss nua ell nrimero un veinti
cinco menos que el segundo.
Positivamente, Inglaterra es un bar
co. Err los puentes del Tamesis, cada
policia parece un Official que escrutase
ell horizonte misterioso. Las gentes be-
ben "gin'' v whisky -bebidas de
barco-- v tienen la pieI curtida por el
aire salobre. Y, aunque la vida de a
bordo no dele de ser divertida, unn
esta siempre contando los dias que le
faItan para iiegar un puerto cuall
quiera y pisar terra hrme.
JULIO GAMBIA.