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Evening star., 1917-05-26
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1872 New York ave. NV.
APARTMENTS

HIeat furnished)
The Northumberland rooms. ........ $50 90
The Rochambeau. No. 50S 5r. and BATH. 800
1406 Irving st, 10 rooms and . baths. 55. 90
The Northumberland Ir and bath. ...... $500
The Monticello, 1857 Mt. Pleasant ST., Or. 600
The Monticello. 1857 Mt. Pleasant ST., Ar. $3.50
l2lS 1Ith ST., rooms NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
The Leumas. 18th and Q sts.. Or. and bath. 80. so
1914 14th ST. NV, Sd floor, 4 rooms ...... 1880
The Russell. 1924 18th ST., 2r. and bath. @. 80
1914 14th st. n.w., No. 3. rooms. ...... %. SO
1133 18th st. NV, rooms. .............. 20.3O
1119 18th ST.. rooms .................... 2O.0O
The RUSSELL, 1924 14th ST., 2r. and BATH. 1900
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1342 New York ave. NV.
TWO-FAMILY FLATS.
(No heat furnished.)
S st. me-, 2nd floor, 6 rooms. ........... c7.50
1856 Chaplin st.. 2nd floor. Br. and bath. ). 25 sc
$40 18th st. NV, rooms. ............... rs 90
1857 Willard st. NV, 2nd floor 8 rooms. %. so
90 T st. ne, 2nd floor, 6 rooms. ......... 2250
81 Seaton st. me-. 1st floor. rooms. $50. 2O5O
81 Quincy st., 1st floor. rooms. ......... 2U.50
35 Quincy st. NV, Ind floor, rooms. -. 1880
646 Orleans place. 1st floor. rooms. ...... 1850
G40 Orleans place, LIST floor. rooms. ...... 1880
2145 Eye st. NV, Ord floor, 5 rooms. 500. 1850
1o3 18th st. 1st floor, rooms. ............. 1880
623 Orleans place, LIST floor. rooms. 49,. $50
24ls {, st. NV, No. 8. 3 rooms and bath. 11.0O
STONE 4 FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave. NV
Evening star., 1917-05-26

ORIENT BLDG. 9Th an
1925 NY av.1st d. $3.50
1419 G. I'd d, Ar. .55. .O0I
405 7th NV. Al. 90,
613 + NV list a.. ..25. 90
sTABLEs-GAF
300 LIST ne,garage. so. 90
Il 1914 9th tgar). .30.0
1872 Mass lgarl. ..25. 90
OUT OF
~ acres, Suitiand. Md.
Fort Myer Heights, 6r
BUSINESS
1913 NJ ay,bldg. 900
1929 N Y av. bldg. 4. 500
1925 NY av. 1 d. 3. 900
1872 H NV. st, Gel. j. 1 500
Sl5 10th NV. bid. .250
903 e NV. store. no
sos 18th NV. 100
202 9th, store. 100
I'll 9th NV. store. . rs. 90
SE cor 2eth and o,
store and dwg. so. 90
1730 18th nv, ,store50. 90
17OS 14th NV, sto. 45. 90
1880 N Cap. store. 20. 90
1000 14th. store. .8S. so
Cor 18th and d, I'd
and Sd floors. as. 90
SEND FOR OUR O
UNADvERTISEI
EDWARD p. sc
7S4 18th
Evening star., 1917-05-26

Petworth. e0s Webster st.: eight rooms and
bath; semi-detached. Rent only 5000. bar.
gain.
Evening star., 1917-05-26

GET YOUR FURNISHED AND UNFURNIsHED
houses and apartments on our list. Let us show
you how quickly We will rent them. We are
the office that does things" Don't permit your
properties to remain idle. It is q losing PROPOSE
ries. Give us the handling Of your properties.
GARDINER & DENT, INC,
Evening star., 1917-05-26

Petworth. 4ieo 9th st. NV, corner of Allison:
fine location; excellent honse; rooms and bath:
hot-water heat. Rent only. so
Evening star., 1917-05-26

New house, l527 Iowa ave. NV: rooms and
bath; hot-wnter heat; electric light; porches,
etc. Rent, $3.50. Garage. s. extra.
Evening star., 1917-05-26

Columbia Heights: rooms and hath: hot-wa-
er heat; electrtc light. Rent. $500. Very
desirable.
Evening star., 1917-05-26

Mt. Pleasant, 1464 Monroe 1t. NV; rooms
and bath; steam heat; double rear porche3s'
une garage Rent. y .So1.V
Evening star., 1917-05-26
LOOK HERE!!..!
FOR RENT

Cleveland Park. 303l Newark ST., detached;
en rooms. s baths: garage. Rent. -. $751; 90
Evening star., 1917-05-26

1905 Fairmont st.; 6 rooms and bath; fur
Evening star., 1917-05-26
BOSS 4 PHELPS, Inc, 7l4 14th st. nv

We have . number of other choice houses
get OUR BIG FOR RENT LIST"
Evening star., 1917-05-26

Takoma Park. ce12 9Th St. corner Of Buftst
nut st.; detached house with hne grounds, tn
mis- court; nine rooms. Rent only. 90
Evening star., 1917-05-26

Downtown, 1908 N ct. p,w.; II rssuns I'D bath:
Inc rooming house location. Rent only. $3.50
Evening star., 1917-05-26

Downtown. 1904 p st. NV; rooms and hath:
ew furnace; in 6ne condition. Rent. $4,000
Evening star., 1917-05-26

Creek Park; lor.zab:; garage. nsnt....se'.o0
Mt. Pleasant. (1ss4 Park road: corner house:
Evening star., 1917-05-26

1915 10TH ST. NV.
rooms and bath: rear porch; open fireplace;
very desrabe $3.50.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-16
GERMANS, ,FA|Et.I0' ]. !.
!. D|sL0DGE French

French Hesduuarters.i July fs.---
The m0st terrific hpmbardmsnt Ger
many has yst concentrated assinst
the French iwas mssssd o Saturday
night In = desperate attempt 10 fsrss
Back General Petrain'ss troops from
their new, positions on Moronvillers
crest, which the French had taken
from the Germans In the past few
days ot fighting. tAl attempts 81
the Germans to dislodge the French
were thrown back with terrible
losses to the, attackers.
The French did more than throw
Of the attacks Of the Teutons. they
improved their positions and consoli-
dated them. transforming their grip
into q vise-lIke hc!a on the positions.
The positions held by the French
are Of great strategic value, owing
to the domination Of Moronviilers
crest.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-16
Millions OF GERMAN
GOLD FOR PROPAGANDA
Shie Department Gus Evidence Ihat Use d Faa fsr
Creating lsuiss Synaihy Is NafsEsids n
Takes Pfseanissny nnmsss,

.
NJ wasAlnytok. July .ls.--Dvidsnps
that niiliens Of dollAss of German
gold ls stills being poured Into ~
|t1sctivs propaganda work ameng
tbs American psoDls was laid bsfers
the state dspartnssnt today BY secret
serSics assnts Of tie United States
intelligence departuaDt. 4 sdi 10 aus
A noted statssman of information
al reputation told the Unitsd Pres
today that German-bousht paDsrs
ars being published unhindersd IN
der the very noses Of the American
government. "A hundred ministers
are using their holy ofacss to turn
Americans into Germany sympa-
thizers" he declared In an interview
this afternoon. The conditions ars
not local" he continued. But are
countrywide. Ons Of the biggsss
pagers In the kaissr's payroll u pub.
iished In the eastern states." ~. =,
That the allies should, organise
their own propaganda work much
more strongly. In neutral ccuntrisa
70 countsr-act this German prcps-
sAnda is made strongly evident w
shs facts made known % the sta&s
department today.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-16
SAMnEs. 'W|uEATs \.
CANB|Es'FR0M' WEST

Portland. July ls.--Ths 0ammles
viii sat candy. g.sg IA
Portland firms today submitted
bids on large quantities Of candies.
vending their oiiers to the quarter
matters corps at Seattle. Chocolate.
lemon drops and stick candies are
specified. } Rk
Other supplies on which the gov
ernmcnt 10 asking bids today from
northwestern firms are tobacco. GIN
yer alo, Jams. playing cards and
large Quantities OF food. Additional
bids on the same supplies will be
opened at Seattle July 10.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-16
'''A00K WORN: H.. !,
ysEAllPDe0UT

Rio de- Jansifo. sjSiy iis. .yYAs AsssSA
the efforts OF Dr.. Charles Ssidl. d.
rector Of the public health depart
ment, and Drs. Lewis wsndall Hack
ett and George Stone Of the Rocis'
Teller Foundation. the sovsrnmea'
has given the American institution
free hand to wageaa campaigA on
the t'tAook worm" in the interior ol
BRAZIL iao9~ 40 sEaai hos ,.tsas a
The percentage Of inhsbihnts ol
the outlying distfices' enibasa with
this disease Is high. according &c
health department efiiciais. ItsseS y
Crsditsble w1skshis alrsady been
done by the American physicians and
Il is believed the proposed campaign
will De Of inestimabie ssAlue in. the
stimulation Of agricultural enter
prise. .HAlQAss M A,As 8+ A
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-16
mine TA|uNCS FOR
ROAD CONSTRUCTION

Spokane, WASH, July i6.--The
elimination Of waste and the con-
'struction OF good roads at small ex-
pense were taken into confederation
by the county commissioners OF epo-
kane county whom they decided to
use tailings from the mines In the
Wardner-Kellogg district In road
work, Four miles Of county road
will be improved this summer with
'taillngs. This material was used
in the construction Of a section OF
highway out Of Fairfield 10 years
ago and for the paving OF the prin.
clpal streets In Fairfield and Rock
fort, and has proven to be one of
the best and most lasting ever plac-
ed In this county" said Commission
or j. 9. Bishop today.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-16
DEMoNTRATioNs TAKE rLAcE
WHEN HINDENBtR0 LEAVES
v0R HIoXDoUAKrrRs
GIVE US PEACE Is THE lV
Majority Leaders In ilsichssAx WIN
Procipltats Fight on Peace
Rssolutious

Amsterdam. July 1.-THE Ger
man internal struggle has turned
definitely upon the question OF psaes
terms. The next stops In the politi.
cal fight will come on the peace
revolutions put forward by the ms
jority parties In the relchstage.
The Local Anselger reports that q
popular peace demonstration took
place whom Hindsnburg left for
grand headquarters. following . con-
ference with party leaders In Berlin.
An immense crowd Witnessed the do
parturs Of Hindenburg. and shouts
Immediately arose a. he made his ap-
pesrancs. "0ive us good peace." the
crowd shouted. This was followed by
cries from the multitude. Give us
early peace" Tho dcmonstrati
wefs silently ackncwiedked by Hin
denburg With q xsiute. "sa
The nav chancellor, Michaells. has
thus far made no statement ss to his
policlss. +"
0ermany's serious internal crisis
osershaaowsd tho psndiss military
operations IL the news Of the dsy.
TAs sDorts tram BssilA show 1has
the rcichstss mas gone on strike
against the crown and tho military
party, apparently In the interest Of
q parliamentary system Of sovern-
mont.
Tho peace ciamor is growing both
In Germany and Austria Hungry.
Part Of the trouble bstwssn the
reichstag and the governing class Ia
over the governments persistent de-
clination TO state 0ermany's peace
terms on the basis Of the non-an-
nexaticn demanded BY what now
comprises . majority bloc In the
reichstas.
The war credit bill Ia being held
up by this majority until the polit-
cal crisis 10 settled. But more SER
tous yet IL the decision Of the mem-
bers not even 10 meet meanwhile for
discussion In regular ssssion or in
'comMittee. yMaY ne b@aig9fip 4
On the military side. tho situation
continues to bear q most encourag-
Ing aspect for the formidable group
Of nations allied against the central
powers, this generally being taken
into confederation in dealing out
with tho situation In Berlin and W.
-enna.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-16
AMERICAN INDIAN
HAS KA|SER'S MEDAL

Washington, July le.-Quana
washoeha, Comanche Indian. has .
medal the kaiser once gave him for
expert markmanship. This won't
keep him from trying some Of that
shootlng ability on the kAiser's
"graybacks." however. The red
skins American name Is Captain
Henry b. Hicks. He visited Presi-
dent Wilson and rendered his SER
Vices to the government. sI'm a."
he said, "Isut can shovt an straight
as ever" ss8S#- y
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-16
'TEUT0N PLOT
IS UNCOVERED
Stated That Plan II % Assassinats
i1sAdins military Olnesrs 4
Russian Array

petrosrad. July is.--Germany 10
beginning to recognise ,ths Russian
"ccms back 90 the real thing"
and - q result has started q new
prcpcSsnda from an entirely diRsr-
sat Angle from any yet discovered.
. ,Ths intsllissnes department Of
The war s1ce ,anneuncsd today that
tAsy' had reesived informasion TO the
sReet that Germany 10 ssudisg roo
spies Into Russia " various routes
win tho purpose Of assasslaasiea
Of MInisleR Of War Ksrsnsky. Gen
srai Brusfic6 and other leaders q
rsw Russia, y-.,.
A strong body-6p bard has bsss
placed shout al oficials and they do
not travel from place 70 place with
In the, city but what they are no
companisd by corps-of secret scr
vice men.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-16
4 SUBS sunk
BY us. SHIPS
~. = h4 fl <As
warships Coavoying nrst Ansriaaa
ExpcditiOnary EOrce show Ex.
part Maskmanship

iaHsrbs. JalE i.r~-AesprdiAg 4
Gsrmaa reperts. ne American var
ships convcyfrg ne Afpt Americas
expeditionAfy forces dsstroysd fOds
Of the latest typs of submafiass.
This asspss awitA former unsfndal
report issusd from Lea6ess Ncthina
definite has thus, far BEEN giysn out
q TO loss Of life or the method oi
sinking.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-16

deficiency appropriation bill which
will be considered next week by the
house appropriations committee, or
the total approximately two billions
ae to Be asked 70 providefor big
guns, ammunition and equipment
for use nNthe event Of another cell
for men m add,slSR 10 those 10 b
drafted this summsv
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-16
AlfERIcAN so1Dlciss Hz1P
DECORATE roin or HEI0

Paris, Jane 3s.---( ~ mail3 Or
ofpths three Amsricaa TROOPERS vhs
carried the, magnificent wreath oi
500 roses 70 Picpus cemetsry where
General Psrshing decorated The t5rna
Of Lafayette On JunsIf fs. psrfDrm-
Cd the same homer A. the tomb sl
the emperor Of JaD4n- ~ helped
shoulder the great vrsatA which a.
Secretary o. stats Knox plx6sd n
the smperors last resting plaos n
1912. ~
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-16
HUGE ARTMLERY PROGRAM
no BR INTRODUCED

Washington, July ie.----A great
artillery program for tho war against
Germany win be provided for in' tho
coming thse ,tdlliop dollar general
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-16
FRENCH WIN BACK
(. LOST POSITIONS

Paris. July 10.--Dcsperate fight
ing-in the Champagne district this
morning resulted in the Germans
winning some positions, which were
later lost through. counter-attacks
The ofIlcial report states that tho
enemy met with severe losses.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-16

fi gasa ,is<----- 4, setae 5Ss
WashIpgton. July le.-That Cor
man rioters have been arrested IN
cities Of Montana ana Arizona among
the I. W.. W. dlstdrbess. has .ssen
reported to the department Of Jus.
tIce. ID 50 sdt l.ss saossi.s IA.
The men arrested are mot yet. Of,
nciaily accused ~ representing Ger.
man interests, b1t are osing hsid
under ths rfssidsnfS aifss' enemy
proclamation for sxanfnatiun, bsa
Careful INVESTIGATION failed to a.
Close service money Il the rioters
disposal. Onciais state that the !
w. W. asitatofs are being hsid a
anarchists and will b lhAbsisonSd
until ~ 10 udsRiuitsiy ciesznsd - ID
whether thsre, is,some sennsctiep
between the central organization and
the German ,propassnda being spread
throughout the UnitSd Netafss " ths
German agents. known TO 10 iocsfss
In the United States and northsfr
Mexico, ltl .gsns.asniis yFai3
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-16
WIFE CALLED HIM sLACITHR,
FILED SUIT FOR DTvoRCu

Portland, July is.--BscauSs Nm
wife called him d Stacker. h ".
Rhcedss today hash dlvorSs saK sa
fis here ~gSinst Edna Rhus1ssse ~
also claims ,she ,hssesrnassAss ~
position. ~'%k se
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-16
ANOTHER SUBMARINE
SUNK BY US. BOAT

An Atlantic Seaport. July is.--A
submarine was sunk by an Amsri-
can schooner which saiIsd Tor i nu.
rcpean port, according 70 adviess ~.
ceived hcrs today by lAs owlSfs q
the vesssi from Ms capnin. Tue naval
gun crew aboard the schooner was
compoaed or six snnnsrs and . petty
oiiicsr. 4
!. II was believed by tho owaess Of
the vesssl ithat the nttaek was made
10 tho Mediterranean shesgA iae ~
|.tailsaaf Ne. .Aahtl wsrs sAis 10 ANvs
been contained In the dispatch lfreu
the captain announcing his arrival
a. an European port. 4 The vessel
carrying a cargo of-l.o0o barrels OF
rosin. sailed from this port sbout
six.weeks ago.
Hhf fQ Nt -U--- rusaN ~
Washington. July i6,---The navy
department had no report Of tAs
sinking Of a submarine by an Am
erican sailing weasel. 0mclals sx-
Fplalned that naval sunnem aboard
merchantmen have Instructions to re-
port promptly any encounter with
an underssa boat. and that no dis
patch disclosing such an Incident had
A..
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-16

Some very startling Developments
are expected 70 be msds public By
the department within the next fsv
weeks along this line. s
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-07
IA EXPLOSION DE UN BARCO
DE MuNiCIONES.
Wiene de la Ia Pag)

! ieros Y las tripulaciones de los bar
cos que chocaron Y de los otros deS-
rruidos en- el puerto.
ST. JOHNS. n. B., Diciembre b.
No obstante one sc ha !QgTado
! rcstablecer II communication telegra-
flea con Halifax. hasta ahora no Sc
ha podido obtener una information
datallada de la catastrofe que tuvo III
Gar esta manana. Solo Sc Sabe de
una manera general que ell numero
! de muertos Y heridos es muy grande
Y que los deStrozos causados por la
! explosion son considerables.
Respccto a los barcos que sc ha!la
| ban en- ia bahia. no Sc sabe la suer-
| te que correrian, aunque sc cree que
yarios de ellos. los mas cercanos al
! meros. al lugar de Ia explosion, ha-
van sido voladoS tamhicn por IA
ruerza de aqueila.
4 ia ho-a en- que ocurrio la eXplo-
sion. una fuerte tormenta azotaDa
il bahia : un gran radio de IA cos
IA. Y Sc cree que Ia collision de los
barcos Sc debi6 en- gran parte . esta
circmstancia. pucs sin duda los IL
mune.es Y photos. peraieron ei con-
-T l., L. l,r,,-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-07
FUE INAUGURADO Ell CONGRE,
so AGRIcOLA DE VEKACRUZ

CORDOBA, Yer. Diciembre To-
Hoy a las cuatro de Ia tacde tuvo
lugar !a Solemne aperture del Primer
Congress- Agr:cola de NeraerIz, ha-
5!endo pre>idido a ceremonial Can
dido Agui!ar. g~obernador del Estad",
\ Ia inauguration asistieTon Ia
mayo parte de los Delegates por los
differences districts de esta entidad.
A partir del lunes iniciara u Ia
pores 81 Congress-, con sesiones ma
tutinas. = practicas agr!eolas. en- di-
versos t~errenos, con los mas moaer-
nos implementos de agricultural. que
Ell gobierno del Estado, por conducto
de Ia Direction General de Agricul-
tu-a, ha puesto a disposition de los
delegados al Congreso.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-07
CAMPANA CONTRA PELAEZ.
(Eiene de la Ia. Pag)

cGgiGc dc "ntemano. trabo como|le
con las fuerzaS carrancistaS.
+. co%oclmiento del terrcno. Ia 81
pr-:ori.!aG nnm&ricu : Ia conl,Hn";'
an 81 txiio. hicie"on que las fucrzas
IT, Pclac4 comb&tieram con tai tlr!l,
que. a las royv.~ horas. e! c"mbate Is
t:ra docidido por elias. : los carraA-
ci,ea~ hu.an a Ia d~erDandad%. dir>m"-
io~ gor la, n"'2s REMEDIES.
Mas 20 uue muys;"a tod" Ia magnl.
tut lie Ia cata~,gofe carranci>ta, fua
4 hcc1o de que. $ muehos pudlcr"n
n@ir. no asj cI general GHuna y 81
Es.uio Mayor. que qucda:on prisi'-
ucroS en- podcr Dc las fuerzas lie Val
diozera.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-07
OEPO4TAN De CHIHUAHUA.
CViene de- la la.)

10 vii is5a. han l!egado esta e al
extreme.
S~oSpec.ls = co:nploss.
LIS autor.1eles tgvierOn noticla
Ia zman& pasada de que I'M grupo
lie ceaoc,uas personals. IA mayor par
& de elias p~ertenecienteS a conner
cio dc In ciudad. formabsn IN plan
de- rebellion qvc deteria surt!r sus
e~fectos en- p'a2o breye, J que pom
Gr;a la poh}aci6n en- manos De Willis
las, fei.cistas y 2apatistas. pueS que
los tres ;efeS tienen en- y capital del
cstado ran numero de sinpat;z2to-
res.
Con tai motive, las mencionadas
auturidades ocdenaron Ia apprehension
lie cuqJro ~conocidos comerciantes. Sc
,ev"ron i cabo las averjguaciones
del case. Y despues de tres dias de ~
.u-osa accommodation. los ~acusacoS
fueron puestos en- libertaG. pero con
Ia ordcn p~erentora de que deblan
ahandonar Ia ciIdad.
Ot-os individuoS, tambien homhres
lie negocios y de cierta representa-
con social. han venido siendo eStre-
chamente vigi,ados. Y Sc les acadia de
nolificar su deportation. o~rdenanco-
>eles que inmediatamente Sc traSia-
len i E.stadoS Unidos. Sino q0ieren
sufrir las consequences de su rebel
dta contra las ordeEes del gObierno.
Entire estoS d~eportados Sc encuen-
ran muchas personals que nunca
nan tenido participation en- IA pol!Ji
a del eStado.
Este Ia causado grandis.ma >ensa-
.i6n e. Ia ciudad de Chihuahua y
nroducido 4 alarma oons!guiente.
.4l1S .c p;en>a con j~u>tjc:a q por 80
amino. las auporiGades "a 4 ilcgar
q Ia comis:6n De mil arrope!los.
Con vSte motive. mucka genie
Ia huyendo de chihuahua ' pasan.
40 a te-ritorio americana, pue$ te-
men ser victimas del tenor official
= "a acometida v~!l!ista.
La ge~r7uanofilia chihuahuense.
DcsGe hSce algunos meseS. Y con
J.. a~rr7t.ciJ0 l. ~ aUtorii&deS ca
-raac.:u.s. 80 vc.:a hac.raio en
"h;avvhua 4y,iva camp@na germ"no-
lila. Cuanio q general ra.rancIsta
Mu~-ui@ .nana5n6 l. plaza. a cam
"a. = <igr.:o ann cor mayor ca.or.
C!t.m,meM5y. 81 mrmo Muc@ii"
+. ~rraenai" u ,as aItor:Gadcs dr
Chihuahua. que snspgnda" : 2rohi-
ban ,otu campaaa 4 favor de 'os ale
mare.
Al-unos Commentaries alem&ncS de
IA c;ud+t ar Chihuahua, fijaban ire
c~ucntemeute ~r>rt"'"ucs ~ los que
nurratan los ~,ciumEo> "~vc1n"uo~ ca
Is disti~trs frru-es. Tndo> esy~ car
tc,.@e< ha~ 10 r~et;~tio~ ror orjen
Re NUrSu2.
Co":r" J" .tc at&uuoa neriodicos
han a~seg.radr. Mnsguia nc Ia He
gaao a Chta..ahu& nj .!eeara Ell e..
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ClETCIAS OCuLTAs

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Las alas dc las ayes son. c" pre-
pcrcion d SuS cucrpos. vcintc wees
mas po;rntcS que las manoS del hon.
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RELIGION.

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-st sEsfsA E1!CtsS &c iusc .-.--sT T.
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ESPiRITISMO

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nRRAS POETICAS D -

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81 Arcs del AClsr. f.r."I ae ~" 81
Las GloT.8S T. &tNf"| ---.---.-.- ~,
Memories R~ei.ruias y @-'T .ig5. is9-& 50
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'try.> de, tiG4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81.
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10 VII is5a. han l!egado esta e al
e%irCmU.