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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-01-16
cHILDREN's HOME OFFICERS.

The board of managers 'of the Cll1-
dren's. Home met last, night at the
residence of Mrs. LIE. Uhler ana
elected TIC following officers: Mrs.
Harry B. Cation, president; Mrs. Ly-
argu: E. Uhler, first vice-president;
Mis- Mary Walker, second vice
l.rezi6ent; Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett,
vice-president, at large; Mrs: j. II
Mansfield, secretary, and Carroll
Pierce. treasurer -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-01-16

The Emerson Steam Pump Co.,
which has been running on short shift
is planning for busy season this
year. Reorganization plans are be-
ing considered and orders received
from contractors in various parts of
the United states.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-01-16

The situation in Albania is much
more grave that is generally known
or officially acknowledged by the Eu-
ropcan powers. according to author
ftative information gathered in diplo-
matte circles yesterday. The various
governments are directing all their
er:o~..s in order to prevent fresh ont
break of war in the Balkans. Ten
sion is said to have reached such a
point that Germany has proposed
Joint Austrian and Italian military in
teryention in Albania. The suggested
intervention is the reason why Italy
and Austria have recently concen-
trate3 their warships along the Al
banian coast. Both nations. however,
hesitate to follow German advice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-01-16

The Virginia Glass Company is 40
ing a good business, being one Of the
local plants not affected by the gen.
eral holiday season depression. Up
wards of 125 hands are employed and
large shipments of commercial bottles
are being shipped to various points in
the South.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-01-16
OPENING DAY OF
]. THE LEGISLATURE
Many Bills introduced in
Both Houses-Birrell
Hands in Three.
CHOICE FOR JUDGE.
Measures introduced Providing For
appropriation for Monument TO
Sloncwall Jackson.

Richmond, Va, Jan. lO.-lne ma
chinery OF the General Assembly was
perfected yesterday, when Speaker
Cox announced the House committees.
In both Senate and House bills pour
eJ in by the score, and when the COM
mittees hold their organization meet
iGgs they will finl, papers on near
Is every important matter of legls-
latinon to come before this session
ready for their consideration.
Three elaborate primary bills went
into the hopper yesterday, Delegate
Hugh Awhile offering measure in
the House, while Senators Paul and
Gravatt presented bills on the sub
ject of the Senate. Bills carrying out
the amendments to the election laws
recommended by the Pure Election
Society of the Ninth District were
offered in both houses. A series OF
bills recommended by the Virginia
Press Association including new
libel law, were offered, as was the
bill for the coordinate Woman's college
at the University of Virginia, and
bin appropriating $4,000 toward
the erection of an equestrian monu-
ment to Stonewall Jackson in Rich
mond.
Among members generally the mat
ter most frequently discussed and
apparently of the greatest interest
is the contest for the Supreme Court
is,lcpship. There are wida differ
ences of opinion. The candidates
themselves are keeping dignifisd 81
lence, but their friends are at work
in both houses. No date has been
set for joint caucus on this mat
ter.
President pro TEN Echols presided
over a ten-minute session Of the SEN
ate yesterday, adjournment beng
taken until IL o'clock today after
number of bills had been introduced
, nd referred to the proper commit
tees.
The House session yesterday was
brief, though the chair was vacated
twice to allow time for completion OF
the list of committee assignments.
The list was presented by Speaker
Cox shortly after o'clock. and in
the main seemed to give great salts
faction.
Mr. Birrell was appointed on the
committee on privileges and elections
claims and appropriations.
Among the bills introduces were
the following by Mr.. Birrell:
4 bill to prohibit railway COM
panies from operating freight trains
in this state. consisting Of more than
fifty cars, and to provide for putting
This action into operation.
a bill to compensate r. Gorcon
Finney, trial justice for Alexandria
County, Va. for services rendered as
such trial Justice under the act of
the General Assembly of Virginia,
approved March g, 1912.
bill to amend and renact section
,s. Of the Code of Virginia OF 1904
as amended by acts approved March
IA 1908, and March II, 1911.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-01-16
-vCAL BREVITIES.

Carter Brothers have high grade
store and dwelling for rental at corn
cr of Alfred and Franklin streets;
an old established stand, desirable
FOR any business. Call or phone Car
ter Brothers, 1923 King stret. l6 #
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-01-16

vanaals despoiled. the historic
chnrch of St, Anthony at Ferrara,
Italy, early yesterday, pillaglng the
sanctuary! Priceless jewels from the
tonb Of Beatrice Este, member OF
the illusuious Italian house OF Este
we've stolen, also an ancient status
Of III. Virgin Mary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-01-16

Three employees of New York city,
gave Mayor Mitchell surprise yes
terday by applying for reduction, IN
salary. They were John R. Free
man, William H. Burr, and Alfred II.
Noble, each consulting engineer OF
the board of water supply. The en-
gineers suggested that their salaries
be fixed at $4,000 year each, instead
of $4,000 as at present. They eX-
planned that with the completion OF
the Catskill aqucduct the board need
ed their services not more than hall
the time they had previously devoted
to city work, and they thought d re-
duction in comp p.nsation was propes.
The board passed along their request
10 the board of estimates, with the
suggestion that it be acopted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-01-16

A Warsaw, Russian-Poland ,cable
to the New York World says: "Mr.
Schiebler, one Of the greatest spin
ming mill owners Of this district, was
given three black pearls, valued at
100000 by his wife as birthday pres
ent. She placed them on table be-
side his bed, in order that his finding
them might be surprise. Schiebler
retired without noticing them. Dur
ing the night he awoke with head
ache. and in the darkness reached
out for some of the antinagralne
pills he always kept on the table. lie
too kthree and went back to sleep.
In the morning Mrs. Schiebler asked
her husband how he liked his gift.
Then it was discovered that he haa
taken the pearls instead of the pills
1t is feared that the Igems have
been dissolvef by the gastric Juices
Of. the mill owners stomach as; no
methow of v.,-ow;ng them off has been
successful.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-01-16

w. T. Dienelt, optician, at SIG
Prince street, may be found at his
Office from 8 u. m. TO 0 p. nj. Exam
nations free.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-01-16

ACTS IN BOTH HOUSES.
No Party Polling Less Than Twenty
Per Cent. Considered as politicaI
Organization.
Organization.

Richmond, Va, Jan. lG.--The pri-
mary bill, 4 measure introduced by
Hugh A. White, Of Rockbridge, was
introduced into the House of dele
gates yesterday and is considered one
of the most important bills Of the ses-
sion. The bill provides compulsory
primary upon all political parties.
No party polling less than 20 per
cent Of the votes is officially consider
ed political party under the primary
law, may not have candidate on the
official ballots unless 4 petition signed
by the requisite number of qualified
voters has been filed with a State
board of canvassers, also provided
for.
The principal provisions are as fol-
lows:
l. Primary is compulsory upon
political parties.
.. Nominations to apply to all
elective officers, party committee
men, presidential electors, delegates
TO state or national conventions, eX-
cept that the party may declare that
in town jand magisterhl districts
there need be no primary.
5. Provides for party organiza-
ton, and how same shall be conduct
ed.
4. Fixes definite time for hold
ing all primaries.
5. Notice of candidacy is to De
given Dy nomination papers, certi-
fled by certain number OF qualified
voters.
6. Provides for Estate primary
board of canvassers," to take place OF
the General Assembly. which passes
upon election of certain state officers.
This board to consist of auditor, sec
ond auditor, register of land office,
clerks of senate and house Of dele
gates.
T, There must be a declaration Of
party affiliation, and recorded in reg
istration books.
8. First and second choice votes
is provided for, and thus majority
vote required to nominate.
9. Persons aided in preparing theii
ballots to be noted on poll books, and
also the officer who aided them.
10. All expenses of primary to be
paid as in general election, and no fee
to be required from candidates.
H. Contests to be decided by
courts.
10 Nomination may be made by
petition for others than those who be-
long to a party
l3. A platform convention Is re-
quired.
The Paul bill makes primary cleo
tions compulsory on all political par
ties, prescribes the day on which the!
shall be held and the methods OF pun
licitv; it takes the conduct OF pr.
maries from party committees ano
provides for their conduct by the
proper legal authorities. NOMINATION
Of minor local officials by this metho.
is prohibited. it being the OBJECT Oh
the patron to encourage the selectlor
of minor officials from a nonparI'sal
standpoint. Contests are to be oe'ei'
mined by the courts, and part! com
mittees are made legally constituted
bodies with clearly defined powers
Party platform conventions are pro
vided for, the expense of canoidate'
are limited, and provision is mace 10
independent or nonpartisan nomlna
tons. a..
| CuIJ DREN,S HOME OFFICERS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-01-16

Luther. son of Luther H. Thomp-
son, broke his left arm in two places
while playing in the Westminster
building yesterday His arm was set
by Dr.. r. NJ. Jones.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-01-16
Killed by Suffocati"n.

Wilmington, N: c., Jan. 16.-The
+wo-n,onths-old infant Of Mr.. and
Mrs Oscar r. King, of this city, was
e,srated accidentally Wednesday
rioht bv it's mother. The child slept
with Mrs King, and Yesterday
tho mother, upon rising, did not att
tor,nt To awaken the little one. La
tor as the child APPARENTLY kept sleep
inc she investigated and found the
cbitd dead. suffocated under the
ceyays according to the coroner
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-01-16

Mr.. ]. ". MeAstor. OF FredsEleks-
burg. was in Alexandria Yesterday
on business.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-01-16

Norfolk FFtvd oysters at KamWei
safe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-01-16

Mrs. Albert sunderhn ~hs has been
quite Siel: at her home in queen
street. is greatly improved.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-01-16

Richard D. Lankford, vice-president
and secretary of the Southern Rall-
road, was found dead from gas as
phyxiation in his bachelor apartments
in Brooklyn yesterday. The police at
first said he had committed suicide,
but the coroner's physician said that
after careful investigation he had de-
cided that death was accidental. Fail
ure to establish a motive for suicide
is mainly responsible Off the entphat-
ic assertion of his friends and Miss
Nellie Patterson, a Brooklyn society
oirl whom, he was to have married
Saturday, that his death was acci-
dental. Mr., Landlord was d6 years
| old. .E5eai-a. - or.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-01-16
A dispatch from San Francisco

A dispatch from San Francisco
saws the Northwestern Pacific
steamer Tiburon ran ashore on the
rocks near Fort Mcdowell, on Angel
Island, shortly after 8 o'clock last
night. She is crowded with passen-
gers and a dense fog covers the bay
Her captain communicates with shore,
reporting her bottom undamageu and
hope of floating her off at flood tlde.
The Fort Point life savers, the u
S. tug Golden Gate, and other craft
have gone to her assistance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-01-16

Norfolk Fried oysters at RammeP'
Cafe.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-26
;EOUIVOCO De DIAGNOS-
TICO?

Refiri6rdose a una idea
recientemente eXternada pOr
IN escritor mOderno con humOs
de filGsofo, y Ell que asegura
que IL base de IN yerdader0
m~atrimonio debe buScarse en-
la amistad; uno de los redac-
torres del "Journal' de Mimi
eapolis, dice:
"Segun esas ideas, para que
ell matrimonio de resultados
felices, debe de estar basadO
en- algo mas que el seXO, por
que la amistad carece de seXO."
Ese amigo inovador, eviden-
temente ignors la moderna
doctrina cientifica, cuyO prin-
cipal propagandista fue Otto
Weininger, y que aSegura que
Ia amiStad es solamente una
modification de Ia forma del
sexo y de los tejidOs anat6mi-
COS del hombre y de la mujer.
TODD hombre nacido de mu-
jer tiene en- su ser parte de la
mujer que lie do vida. Toda
mujer lleva algo de masculine
en- su naturaleza femenina.
contraste5 atraen a los
sexos. Ell matrimOniO, visto q
10 largo de este espectrosco-
pic, donde vibran las COM
pensaciones femeninas, es solo
IN incidente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-26

ocho mil Kilometres cuadrados
agreg6 treinta Y nueye mil. Is
tas adQuisiciOnes fuerOn consi-
deyables. Para desarr0llar y
asimilar el pals aneZadO, son
necesaTioS a Servia la paZ y eL
reposo. Ell Gobierno de Belgra-
do, en- sus nuevas prOvincias,
tendra que TesOlver tOda una
serie de problemas, 81 al fin
iIega a triunfar de los austria
COS. Ell primero consiste en- sa-
Der que regimen politic0 con-
vierC aplicarles. Despues de
csc Droblema Sc presentaran
los mas particulares q concier
men a cada uno a los elemen-
tos Gtnicos que ocupan las nue.
vas DTovincias, ronde al ladO
de los servios Sc avecinan los
curcos, los albaneses, los bull
garoS, los griegos y los j~eutzo-
v&lacos, sin que ninguno de
esos elementos former un bio
que ULico. Con relacion q esos
diversos elementos Gtnicos, el
Gobierno de Belgrade tendra
que reSolvcr dificulcades de
orden a Ia yeZ religiosoS y ma
ciOnaleS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-26
AVISO

FL cue subs cribe ofrece sus servicios
a los propietarios de ~terrenos que quie-
ran hacer plsntsciones de arboles fru-
tales, este t=rreno es piop'o para srto.
ledss y hacer iDjeri os. pues la crpza es
la mejor. Sc darsD ftutas e,quisi'as y
lie muy huen eusto no impide ell zschte
Johnson. como suede con otras STEM.
bras, tenienio el telreLo aqua de noila,
con e.to basta. Yo IL hsgo a cada ar
Dol IN dep6sito pe.uebo Y sili lie slimen
to con aqua cada vez que necesita y a
tendierdo Ia afbole0a ron este cuidado,
dura saui mucaos amos coDfo.me mi
experience, las plsntaciones en- gran es
csia hacen IN msgnifico negocio. Diri-
janse a: At.lsno re Is Cara, ZIG Fest
ST. San Autonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-26
Una carta alberta a los
beigerantes europeos

espectaculo cue tengo siempre
ante mis- ojCs, con esa guerra
donde luch&n hermanoS contra
hermanoS, con un e~ncarmientO
que me pone carne de gailina.
En- TODD ESQ veo una tenden-
cia muy marcada a dirijirme
inhabil para los negocios; y
aseguro a ustedes, mis- queri-
dos amigos, que cuandO me
siento imposibilitado para ha-
Ger negocios, me siento ei ser
mas desgraciado de la terra.
Ahora no piensen ustedes, nj
pOr I'm momcnto que 20 preten
do hacerme pedazos para ayu-
dar a ustedes con ropas, doc
torres, enfermeras y una boil
sa de orc, 0 algo parecido. No,
nunca 10 he pretendidO, nj de-
hen ustedes suponerselo 81
o~u;oro
iPero esOs d6lares! No es
,iustO que ustedes me esten
prlVanoo de elioS' IONA pof
que Sc les IL" oouiirNo 'a,'i-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-26
Sinceramente vueStrO.
Ell TIC Samuel.
(Life).
UN CASTRONOMO ROMAN
TICO.

Pepito tiene una alma melan
colica y tierna. yor ALI Sc ru-
mora que anna } no es CORES
pondido. Como quiera que sea,
Pepito Sc mueStra siempre pc
simista para todas las cosas
en- general, Y muy particular
mcnte en- 10 que afecta a
sus alimentos.
Ell otro dia entr6 a un res
taurant, y al pa,ar sus langui-
das miradas por el menu, dijo
al mesero:
-Veo que tiencn ustedes co
razones de ternera.
ST, senior, le clio ell mozo,
mientras limpiaba diligente ell
mantel de la mesa donde Sc
sent6 nuestro hombre.--
Bueno, conteSt6 Pepito, zen
que estado Sc encuentran, son
corazones tiernos?
ST lie contes.o ell mesero-
como son de ternera, son de
10 mas tierno que puede Ell
cOntrarse.
-Entonces traigame listed
lie dijo. No hay mejor
cosa en- ell mundo que los CO.
razones tiernos, Y yo tengo yer
daderamente necesidad de
ellos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-26
SeiIada con I'm Dollar. u. S. A..
\ las naciones europeas:

S9AtdI6 COZ tti NS-oi' ~ p- EA'
4 las nacioneS eurOpeaS:
Senores estimadisimos: Re-
firi6ndome a Ia guerra entire
ustades emDenada, deseo Ia
mar la atenci6n sobre ell he
enc de que me est&n ustedes
obligando 6 perder algunos do
larcs, cosa de que no me di
cabal cuenta cuandO empeza-
ron a rompeYse ia cabeza, Bajo
asa circunstancia, seria para
mi motive de gradisima pena
cue ustcdes continuaran empe-
danados en- esa horrible con-
tienda. LlamO 81 anteci6n So
bre ell hecho de que yo soy
del TODD ageno q Sus rencillas
irternacionales, y eytrictamen-
te neutral; y que no he toma-
rorto oIonra on ems anra6os
ah-aL,,u,oo va hon
colocado ustedes en- una situa
yj6n muv dificil.
lie tenido cue sOlicitar algu-
nos empreStItos, cIauSurar algu
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-26
n OTICE

The undersigned offer his seIvices to
fruit Land owners, and to those whom
desire to raire frpit tees. this land is
just the best for the purp Sc Of raising
such trees ard grating them. / gua-
renty the grating to give fruits wnich
will taste the best. never mind the
johnson grass like ithsppens with other
plantations. What is needfull 10 a wa
ter well; ! will fix e small deposit to The
tree and wi feed the same with wstsr
every line il needs it Ny e , perience
of msnv years make my work gusraD
tee1. For farther infUrmatjons apply
t.: AliIano de la Cara, 226 Fest st.
San Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-26
(Continuacion.)
LA sETUCION ECONOMICAL.

ECual eS Ia Situaci6n ecOn6-
mica general de Servia? Guam
do concluyj Ia guerra balkani-
ca ell pueblo servio voivi6 al
trabajo. Su caracter rural lie ha
permitido sopcrtar, 2 pesar de
todo, muy biea ia duraci6n
de las hostilidadeS: En con-
junto la situaci5n financiera
dc los particularas es buena.
Son las finanzas del Esrado
las que sufren ,erdaderamen-
te las conSecuenciaS de Ia que
ira. Fl p-imero de ENero de
1914, Ia deuda publica de Ser
via Sc elevaba a 654.Q59.000
frances. Sc aamcnt6 en- feJre-
20 con IN empr5s-ito de liqui-
daci5n de gas.os de z guerra
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-26

Sc EXTRAVIO entire Seguin J San
Marcos, Texas, via Ncwbranfels n bolsa
de seda negrl, co~ntenieudo once pesos,
cincuenta ~certavos, v~xliosos diamaDtes y
articulos de tocador. A Ia persona cue
los devuelva Sc lie gratihcari esplsndida-
mente, sin hacer ninguns ,veriguaci6n.
Dirijansc q Carl W. RactzIch, Wood Bldg.
San Marcos, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-26
ACTUALIDAD EXTRANJERA
Ia NUEVA SERVIA

de $50 millones emitidos en-
Francia. Como para sus arma-
mentos Servia tenia necesidad
de cerca de 120 millones, CO.
mo emprendi6 Ia construction
de una red de ferrOcarriles Y
numerosos trabajos pdblicos
iban a verse en- pocoS meses
en- la neceSidac de c~Cntratar
IN nuevo empr6stitO de $50 a
300 milloneS. Su presupueSto
sufri6 naturalmente, el efecto
de una nueya Situaci5n. FL
presupuesto de guerra, cue era
de 80 millones Ell 1912, ha pa
sado a 81 en- 1914, Y en- esa
cifra sera aumentada.
Come resultado de los 6xitos
militares de SERBIA en- Ia que
IRA de los Balkanes, cast du-
plic6 su territor;o. De 3 milo
mes sus habItanteS han pGSado
4 100000. 4 suS cuareLta Y
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-26
Ell E.JERCITO SERVIO.

La JcciOp del Official servo
sobre Sis scIdados cs considera
BILE. parouc viye con elIos. cor
T. nisrna seaciliez V soportan
do los mi,mos sufrimientos.
En- estas onliciores Sc concibe
cue Ia discipliaa militar servia
no Sc parezca en- NADIA a Ia
prusiana. La discipline servia.
Dqtrigrcal ante lodO. refIeia
las caractcristicas de Ia ma
zion. de esa manera los soIda-
dos hablan muy 1ami!iarmente
. los oficiales. pero esa caren
cia de formulas rigidas no tie
ne inconveniencias. En- cuanto
Sc da una orden, Ell soldado ser
VIC obedece estrictamente. Z,
9bservad0r occidental que juz-
gara FL soldado serviO Dor pr
mera impression. Sc eouivocaria
sacramento. Testido con lar
COS capotes. de una lEmpieza
mas que dudosa. tocado con
ma gorra mas amplia en- 10
alto cue en- 10 .aio, POGO ele-
ran+p los MES hundidos en-
"ona7lpsn disDareios. el sol
da9a sor~.io no seduca Z Ia Dri-
mora mira4q. nero cuandO Sc
,,,:f>-,,o- o,+5,
.a;d.. .o.o,, o,r oIIo,
- b,aLa - -, o,,o
-, o1Io. Ia4o 49, oaror6n 70
,;a. ,o,L, M. o~o,ronoo.
--II.5. -;
5: !
l1-'
.o-l' oJa T-
uo,o
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-26

81 EN- So PUEBLO no hay agente dc
''La Prensa' dedique,e listed a venderia
V lie producira nagnifica utilidad. EscH-
banos y lie daremos nue.tras condiciones
para los agenscs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-26

COMPRE I'd. el Almanaqre IluStrado
para 1915 en- In Liberia de Logano. zoe
el ejcmplar. Por correo Coo a cuGlquier
parte dc los Estados Unidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-26
DIVERSOS.

Sc DESEA comprar un elegante jusgo
deshilado para comedor o sea IN martely
servilletas. OcurraSe al Cuarto IS. Sou
thern Hotel.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-26

DR.. DAVID CERNA .Oficina: *O3
Frcst Building. Telefoncs: Travis S6&
Nuevo 173 -Residencia: Gale Norts Frfo
SIS; Te!efonos: Crockett 75Q5.