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WHEN THE COLD TIMES eEcIN.

WHEN THE COLD TIMES sEeIN
DE roses lef de garden.
De col times begin;
Mister Col Win at de winder.
Akin eff I'll let him in?
It's den l gifts in doubt.
It's den l stirs about,
Kaze, eff l tell him Welcome
He'll blow de fire out.
Look, how he shake de shutter,
Propjickin aroun';
He say he'll take de roof off
An blow de chimney down!
! wish he'd go his way,
Ter whar Br'er Blizzard stay,
AN never come ter see me
TIL come a summer day
Frank NJ Stanton.
.
Miss Olga Olson has returned after
spending some time with relatives in
New York.
Miss Helen O'Connor left last night
Tor a visit to Atlanta.
Mrs. Boyce Royal leaves shortly to
visit relatives in Tampa.
Miss Nell Chaffin has returned from
visit to relatives in Columbus. "a.
MRS. II. b. Maxey and the Missesk
Maxey have returned from North Car
olina.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Morton have
returned from Washington, D. c., and j
New York.
Mrs. G. d. Parker has returned from
Hendersonville, where she spent sew
sral weeks.
: Mrs. H. Hangabook has returned
from a trip to Leesburg. Fla. and
middle Georgia,
Miss Genevieve Baker has returned J.
from Hazlehurst, where she has been
visiting relatives.
Misses Maude and Marie Nighten-
gale will return on the first from
North Carolina.
After visit to Mrs. Boyce ROYAL.
Miss Ruth Burett leaves today for her
home in Brooksville, Fla.
.
The many friends here of Miss Pau.
line Scarlett will regret to learn thativ
she is III at her home on Fancy Ruff.
.
The Woodmen's Circle will meet at
Hotter Royal today at $50 p. m. A
null attendance Is earnestly requested.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Akin and family Il
who have been spending the summer
at Mt Pleasant, have returned to the
city.
Mrs. r. NJ. Wilson has returned from
San ThNullAb, AeA.i where Sne accom-
panied her daughter, Miss Hilda Chat
lin, who will spend the winter there.
The following invitations were re-
Ceived in the city yesterday:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Meyers re-
quest the honor of your presence at
the marriage of their sister. Leonora
Meyers, to Mr., Max Kaufman of
Brunswick, Ca. on Sunday afternoon.
October 8. 1912, az o'clock, at their
residence. % East Church street.
Jacksonville Fla. At Home, 21O
Gloucester street. Brunswick, Ga"
The bride-to- be is a daughter Of
Mrs. r. Meyers and has spent all of
her hfe in this city. She has large
circle OF friends here. Mr. Kaufman
has been resident OF Brunswick for
the past several years and during that
rme has made many friends. He is |
a young man OF sterling business
DANGER IN DELAN
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-09-24
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-09-24
Abe. Rothschilds

Acs. NOthSchIIdS
DIAMOND MERCHANT
Southern Agent for all America
Watches and Clocks.
Is Exclusive Sale Agent for
The GORHAM co.
Siversriths and GoIdsmiths
READ THEIR LETTER.
| Wholesale Department New Yor'
9TH Ave & Both St. Aug. 31st. IL
AIS
Mr.. Abe Rothschild,
Brunswick, Ga.
Dear SIR
Approaching your letter of Angus
24th, and believing you will be abb
to largely increase your business il
the G0rham goods if you control tn
sale in your city, we have decided to
comply with your request and shall
I'LL orders only in Brunswick, Ga
through you.
We wish you success, and will do
all we can to help do a fine bushes
in our wares. ?
Yours very truly,
The Gorham Co.
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WRIGHT & GOWEN
Uicle Ezra SAYS

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and little neglect of constipation
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ailing, take DR.. Kings New Life Pills
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DR.. G. H. Ellsworth, dentist 1C
Baldwin street. Rochester, N. Y. say
Foley Kidney Pills gave him immedi
ate relief and strengthened him won
derfully. 81 have been bothered with
weak kidneys and bladder trouble and
suffered much pain Foley Kidne
Pills gave me immediate relief and
strengthened me wonderfully. am
pleased to recommend their use."
Roberts Pharmacy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-29
RO0sEVELTCHARGE
UNTRUE, SAYS TAT I
Continued from Page one1

Continued from Page one)
TO Murray Bay. Canada; that I remained
there until August, when I visited
oyster Bay on Aug and then went
10 Washington on the l4th and lett
Washington on August is for western
trip through Iowa. Missouri, the ell
lowstoHe Park. oregon. and Washing
ton reaching Seattle sept 8. and sail
ing from Seattle for the Philippines on
sept 10. 1 did not return TO the United
states until the goth of December, 1907.
Letter rs Evidence.
81 have letter from Herbert Knox
Smith. commissioner OF the bureau or
corporations written at my request
in which he uses the following Ian
guage.
.. on Nov. Z. 1907. which date I fixed
from my personal diary, ] telephOned
Mr. Perkins at the presidents order
that the president took the view that
the bureaus investigation should come
before the suit
This indicates with certainty the
time when the matter was decided and
shows that if the matter did come be
fore the cabinet at all IL must have
been after Sept. "A and on or before
New, Z, 1907, a period when 1 was out
of the country and could not have been
present and certainly could not have
made a motion or suggestion IN the
cabinet that no suit be prosecuted IN
til after the Investigation. Mr. Roose-
Welt asks why the suit has not been
brought in this admins tratlOn against
the harvester trust.
"A report made 10 me by the attOr-
ney general shows that shortly after
the decision of the supreme court Of
the Standard oil and tobacco cases, the
attorney general was about to begin
suit against the international Har-
vester company when its representa-
tives requested an opportunity. IN APP
parently good faith. TO submit a reason
able plan of organization or dissO-
luton which would meet every just
case Of complaint. With my approval
the attorney neral delayed bringing
the suit. pending the consideration OF
this proposition and during negOtia-
lions which ensued looking to the ac-
complishment of such result
These negotiations were delayed,
first, by reason of the time required
to make an examination OF the books
Of the harvester company. and, sec
Ond, because of the delay in completing
the report~of the examiners, due to the
fact that they were obliged to suspend
work on il in order to complete
their work on the steel trust tnvestiga-
ton These negotiations continued un-
til April a. 1912, when as have before
mentioned, they came to conclusion
and Ii was determined that no agree
ment could be reached which the gov
eminent could accept. and on that date
The attorney general was directed to
bring the suit
0Signed)
william H. Taft"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-29
SUIT TO DISSOLVE
HARVESTER TRUST
To Be Filed by Attorney
General In Minneap-
oils Tomorrow.

Washington. D. c., April "a civil
antitrust suit seeking the dissolution
OF the international Harvester company
under the Sherman law viii be filed
In Minneapolis tomorrow. This is the
elimination OF an Investigation extend
ing over five years.
The international Harvester company
IS a $145. 100000 corporation composed
OF six subsidiaries-McCor Deer
ing, Champion, Milwaukee, Osborne and
Plano.
The refusal OF the company to seDa-
rate in any plan OF dissolution, the
Mccormick and Deering companies,
said 70 be its two principal subsidiaries.
rendered futile the efforts OF attorney
general -Wickersham and the Interna-
riOnals counsel TO reach an agreement
The government maintains that ths
socalled trust controlled from IS 10 90
percent OF the harvester business OF the
country and the Mccormick and Deer
ing firms represented from so TO S.
percent OF the business. Under these
conditions the attorney general refused
to consent to any plan which held the
Mccormick am Deering companies as
one.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-29
MOTHER ISGHlRGED
WITH KILLING BABY
Woman in Globe Arrested
on Verdict Of COrO-
ner's Jury.

Globe. Ariz. April 2s.-Charged with
poisoning her six day old baby with
carbolic acid. Mrs. Ange Nicklanovich,
a slavonian. lies today in the same bed
where her child was found dead yes
terday. Physicians stated that she was
too weak TO be removed TO the county
jail
Yesterday morning other fOrei gners
in the house-acCOrding TO local Offi-
cials-heard the screams Of the tiny In
FAINT emanating from the room. in which
Mrs NicBlanovich slept and. running in.
found her with a bottle Of carbOlic acid
in her hand and the babe beside her.
its face burned and scared by the
powerful acid.
4 physician was hastily summoned.
but arrived too late A cOrOner's jury
was hastily summoned by judge
Thomas and the matter thoroughly in
vestigated. The finding OF the jury
was that the infant came to its death
by poisoning with carbOlic acid. ad-
miniStered with the hands Of its
mother, with criminal intent"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-29
BURNED BRIDGES
HOLD UP A TRAIN

Douglas. Arizona. April -9--Ihe
Nacozari train from the south today
IS indefinitely delayed on account Of
burned bridges. Iaioruation as to the
number burned or the cause is unOb-
tainable row. 1t is supposed here to
be the work Ct the Tsidro Escobosa's
band.
The bearing Of Jesus Moreno and
Francisco samson, accused OF con-
spI~s..,- tc violate .,eutrality by import
lne arms in-o NvNiC0. s being held to-
dav by l.. s. -u.um rssioner Sames- con
Quoted ly 4 =. attorney Morrison. The
nearing OF Lopez. Torres and Nillareal
charged with enlisting men TO serve
ai.aias- q friendly foreign power, viii
be held today
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-29
ROOSEVELT DECLARES TAFT
DID DLsCUAs VIE QLISTI0N

Boston. Mass. April 29.-Elatly
contradicting president Taft Col.
Roosevelt. during his campaign tour
Of Essex county today Issued a
statement replying to that made by
the president last night regarding the
Harvester trust case
The president had stated that $50
far as my recollection goes, 1 never
heard the Harvester trust matter men
toned i'm any cabinet meeting that /
ever attended
Col. Roosevelt said i'm his reply. is
sued I'm the form Of a statement writ
ten on the train.
ct clearly remember Mr. Taft being
present at such discussion and taking
part in it, He added that the president
had treated this matter in a way TO
show that he subordinates the interest
OF the people a. a whole to the purposes
Of securing political advantage for
himself
Col ROosevcits statement In part
follows
Taft ReDehtedIy Discussed 1t.
"Of course 1Gr- Taft was away. as
every one kne1N. while I was discuss
Ing these mattfrs IN personal inter
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-29
Boo LOOK OUT; THE
JAPS ARE UPON US!
Douglas Hears That the
Whole MikadO Army Is
Ready. IN Mexico.

Douglas Ariz.. April 29.-The yellow
perfT' was brought home forcibly 10
7-iT-ai al ri -Tisrre. Son. 20 miles south
east. Of more than q hundred japanese,
Eaid TO be an organized military Iorce
ready 10 fght the United States. Iney
are said TO make no secret OF the 1act
that tbev are ready any time 10 obey
orders OF the home government 10
take the field. They have secured the
plans Of all cities along the border. 10
rether with strategic points and the
shortest roads to march between given
points. 1T is said.
Fl Tigre Japs are said to make no
secret OF the fact that they expect war
on the United States, and are preparing
for it, The men are mostly veterans OF
the RussO-Jap war.
Fl TiEre japanese aver that more
than three hundred thousand country
men are in Mexico fully armed and
drilled under command Of competent
commanders.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-29
,,,,t, ua. n Bodies.
s1-Rv1vORs OF CREW OF THE
TITANIC REACH HOME fOiIl

Plymouth. Eng. April ~. ~ ~ -
5ra5 and sixty survivors or me - ~,
~ ~ gu - Tftanic olsen barked from tne
finland here YESTERDAY Groves 50, on
The docks and heights around tne 9o NE
Wltne ,etS,,e- Of the small contingent
ana ana i@ remained Of the crew which ll.e,-
named the great White star s1e s-leT
Relatives greeted many OF In Inc i16uired
-6ie others were those VINO ma
,nnI 49, those who were lost ee,-
Gals to detain the crew IA i Do, he
-fI +be statement of all coelu ~
unll tIl7 tsEen. were frustrated.
t5rongh the action Of pres-l,ol.e5lnie- So
md other officials Of the Brl LI-l.s5izsIion
fareTs cuo,iDse1ed the strike of the
N1I-npic's crew. They advised t he5 se no
men that the board Of tr2 1qe-- n sbouid
poWer, -. - ~ such treatment, and after
Il Few hours detention the men
S5ven the liberty of the port
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-29
WOULD COMPROMISE
ON METAL SCHEDULE
C1mmins Proposes Amend
ment to Tariff Bill
:, +bn SnD9tp
IN the OeIldIC

washington. D. c April me i5e metal Seta
promise fbe tariff law. making. a
ssle9u IIeeducti0n from the present quite 9uIles
s sn,iR varying changes fT 95s int innffroduced
cratic h nous Cv,1nmins Of Iowa Demo
6 oZ leaders and PTSsTss s9 ind s dom
lican sehatS ~ the basis of this Dill
mon 1-.l grop qsTis R51 in the senate
TO VIM offie ia Senator PElP' R sSdse Of Mis-
on mourn -o,nI-,,Crra+ the senate today
o oPd the printing Ts Public s o9S1
menJs OF ri - relating to ex-presi-
speech % Nr. Roosevelts reply
s md the presidents rejoindsT as printed
III I-i~L CuIture station ut New Kirk.
Senator Catron Of New Mexico intro
duced a bin in senate today "a. appro--
y1riate $4,000 for the estab lishment
- - fish culture station and $4,000 for
the sinking of wells at Newkirk' Ne"
Mexico
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-29
HERNANDEZ WRITES
REVOLUTION EXPOSE
Former Rebel, in County
Jail, Prepares Document
For Publication.

Braulio Hernandez, cell 8, county
jail is writing a piece for the paper
1t is TO be about the most recent revo-
luton in which Hernandez was impli-
Gated. but from which he separated
himself after his Incarceration here
Hernandez is charged with conspiracy
10 smuSgle arms into Mexico.
Surrounded by many sheets Of paper.
the former secretary Of state OF Chi
huahua is writing an expose OF the So
called OrOzcO revolution He saws Il
VIII be given TO the Mexican press BY
giving II 10 an FL PasO Mexican
weekly.
Hernandez says ne is tired OF being
called a ~piZer" and that he has been
robbed Of credit OF startiang what he
new condemns.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-29
SMALL BOYS CAUSE PANIC
IN JUAREZ SUNDAY NIGHT

A number Of small boys started
panic among the keno players in
Juarez Sunday night and caused several
Of the rebel garrison in the town to be
placed under arrest because they ran
through the street late at night yelling
that the federals had crossed the river
from FL PasO and were entering
JUarez. The boys ran to the keno hall
first giving the alarm there and later
to the theater
Several soldiers who were in the
streets ran 10 the barracks and at
tempted to bring out their fellow sol
diers to repulse the federals, who were
reported to be coming into the city.
The soldiers were so insistent in their
efforts to bring out the other soldiers
that the officers ordered them locked
up in the jail.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-29
REBELS LEAVE CITY
OF CULIACAN RUINED
Loot the City and Burn
Many Houses Before
Ordered Away.

Tucson. Arfz. April 29.-Au rebels
have been ordered out Of Culiacan; as
there was nothing else in sight 20 1901
md most OF the city was burned me
leaders went TO NaTolata. TO make peace
overtures TO government oiIlclals-' a1let
asking Nelson Rhoades, IT., TO arrans z
a peace conference Reports state thaS
the entire valleys of Humaya ana
Tamazula rivers are In a state OF
seething anarchy
Guaymas Prepared for Attack
Federal troops at Guaymas are now
vel armed 10 Withstand an attack DE
rebels or Yaouis having received oUU
rifles and 10000 rounds OF arnIIluul tl0li'
sent through the port OF Nogaies- ms
shipment was met at the border py an
agent Of the Mexican government WHO
conveyed it TO Guaymas-
Tirado a Rebel Chief
Justo Tirsdo, former federal dictator
of Nazatlan. recently reported assas-
siuated by rebels, is much alive ana
hss turned rebel. With 81 followers ne
defeated a detachment OF rura4es near
1TazafIan late Saturday, according 70
advfces. received Sunday at the SouInern
Pacific of Mexico offices here
Tirado captured the captain OF 3
federal command and shot him ne
cut the wires between Preslola ana
Rosario Mazatlau hourly fears an at
tack by TiradO and his followers Two
bridges 90 and 20 feet long were as
covered burned, and It Is claimed
Tirado's men burned them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-29
SAYS CENTRAL HAS
PLENTY OF COAL NOW
Superintendent ReciO Says
Smelters May Suffer if
Order Is Enforced.

Pedro Recio, superintendent OF the
Mexican Central, arrived in Juarez Sat
come to the border to arrange with the
American authorities for the transmits
sion of freight over his line, which has
been prohibited to certain extent
during the last few weeks by the Mex
lean Central authorities, in Mexico
City.
Mr.. Recio says that his road has
plenty Of coal TO operate for some time
and that If any order prohibiting the
Importation OF coal into Mexico is put
into effect il viii be the big concerns
ia Chihuahua and the interior. such as
the smelters. that will be affected by
It
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-29
WINNING WANTS

The Explicit Want Ads are the
ones that bring the most replies
they are the ones that are read
with the greatest degree OF salts
faction
When you write a Want, tell
all the important facts If you are
advertising for help, tel just what
Is to be expected Of the applicants.
AS a matter Of fairness, those who
seek employment should know al
TIRE principal facts regarding a po-
sition, so thst only those who are
capable Of filling sucA q place vii
b expected to apply.
In Locating a position through
the Want Columns, state your
Qualifications plainly and concise
", tell Of your experience and
euumerate enough Of the facts, 50
that those who are seeking work
ers viii have fun enough informa-
ton, if they are interested, to
communicate with YOU.
The explicit Wants tell clearly,
eoncisely, in a minimum number
Of words, Iust the thought that
is to be expressed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-29
HOSPITAL SUPPLIES SENT
TO TIE SOITH BY REBELS

y Several hundred dollars worth Of
medicines. bandages and other hospital
supplies for the care Of the wounded
soldiers Of the Liberal army have been
purchased by the Juarez representa-
tives Of the army and were delivered to
them Monday morning. The medicines
VIII be shipped south Tuesday so as to
have them in readiness for the expected
battle between the federals and the
rebels
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-29
STONE MAY BREAK
OFF NEGOTIATIONS

New York. n Y, April pa sub
committee of five railroad general man
ayers viii meet Messrs. Neill and Knapp
today
At a conclusion Of a conference Of the
engineers committee. chief Stone said:
Il am dissatisfied with what I think
is procrastination on the part of the
railroad managers. Unless they submit
a definite proposition today I VIII de
mand that one be submitted before noon
tomorrow. IF they DO not, I VIII take
GctiOn.'
1t was understood Mr. Stone meant
that he would break off the negotiations
toward arbitration
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-29
JUAREZ TIRES OF
BUNCO STEERERS
Merchants and Citizens Pc
tition Col OrOzco to
Drive Them Out.

A petition is being circulated among
the merchants and citizens in Juarez
TO obtain signatures 10 have the con
hdence men" ordered out Of town. The
petition viii be presented TO Col
PascuaI OrOzcO.
men in the city and they have been
there for some time, taking the Amer
lean tourists who visit the city as their
victims The merchants say they come
into the stores and grab the customers.
taking them to their games and fleeing
them As soon as the tourists get on
from the street cars they are taken in
by the confidence men" who claim to
be government guides, tourists. travel
ing men and the like, and work them
for what they have.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-29
ASK REMOVAL OF
DOUGLAS CONSUL
Aqua Prieta Liberals Say
He Causes Trouble on
Both Sides.

Douglas. Ariz.. April 2s.-The Liberal
club, Of Aqua Prieta, at meeting Sun
day, unanimously adopted a resolution
addressed TO the Liberal club. Of Mex
leo City, for presentation to the gov
eminent requesting the removal Of
Manuel Cuesta Mexican consul here.
The grounds alleged are that he is not
fulfilling the duties of the office prop
erly and is arOusing hostility on both
sides OF the line by q number OF unit
authorized arrests. The resolution
cites several alleged cases OF this kind
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-29
MEXICAN ARMY Is
INCREASED TO 10000 MEN.
Mexican Government TO Borrow Money
TO Arm and Equip the Extra Men
Rebels Fec TO United states.

MEXICO CITY, MeElc0- AprII Z9--A OH
authorizing the flotation OF treasury
notes to the amount OF 20,00O,OO0 pesos
10 Be used to raise the fighting
strength Of the army to $4,000 men
and to arm and pay them during the
present campaign, passed the chamber
OF deputies Saturday
The treasury notes are to be for five
years at not over 4 ID percent and are
to be floated at 90.
band Of rebels operating in Ia
msuIipas near Garciss, has disbanded,
and Is supposed TO have crossed into
American territory. according to in
formation at the interior department
today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-29
TWO ARE BOUND OVER on
em~ECnW TH-r. IN A

Sabine and AvalinO Guadarrama have
been found over TO the federal grand
5urv on charges OF conspiracy to ship
arms into Mexico. Testimony was taSeh
before George B. oliver, UnitedaSfsfes
commissioner. Conspiracy was alleged
to ship a large quantity Of arms and
ammunition which were cCfIfiscated in
connection with the arrest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-29
Get Your Share of the Prize
Money.

The S16S.50 70 be distributed next
Saturday May 4, through The Herald 8
Amateur Advertising Contest should
not be overlooked. You still have
ample time to re-Write the advertise
nents II YOU can't re-Write them all.
re-write as many as vou can. as each
one accepted means $3.50. Your copy
should be handed to the advertiser or
The Herald not later than W Wednesday,
Nav L
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-29
Get Your Share Of the Prize
MOneV.

SATURDAY.. Nav a. through The Herald's
Amateur Advertising Contest should
not he overlooked You stiu have
ample time to re-write the advertise
ments. IF YOU can re-Write them ALL
evrrite as many as YOU can as each
one accepted means $3.50 Your copy
ebCuif be handed to the advertiser or
Tie Herald not later than Wednesday,
May L.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-29
SONORA REFUGEES
At SAN DIEGO
CONTINUED from page i

made their way from Basis, a mountain
town in the Interior to Mazatlah' on
horse hack. hiding III canyons ana
dense brush TO dodge bandits who are
operating freely
WerFcaus Friendly Now.
DR.. SaltOn McGibbons who has llFeo
.f,-f'f r-es-s al Nazatlan. declared the
feeIing OF Hexicans for Americans was
better now than at any time IN the
last 80 years -z.,.-
Mexico always felt suspicious OF lne
7--,I+e5 S-afee-' or. McGibbon said, but
president TAFT has done much 10 allay
this feeling.
Dr McGfbbon declared there We're no
more than so Americans IN Ma-zatlan
49, he Iefr and that they are in no
danger Can't. Francisco Miranda OF me
Benfto Juarez confirmed this report