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The Detroit times., 1917-03-17
MORMONISM
FIGHT PLANNED
Crusade In Detroit Churches
VIII Re Held From
March rs 10 -

MormonismH the most farFssch'
inx and psrilous Of an political and
religious cults. viii be discussed
with franknsss In Detroit nom
March IA to IS. During mat vesk
an anti Mormon crusade win BE- cen
tered here.
One OF the speakers VII be
Frank J. Cannon, generally regard
ed as the foremost authority On
Mormonism In the country, and NE
Rev. James q. Martin. general sn-
perfntendent OF the National He
form association. who N szecuuve
of1rer In charge % the campaign
AGAINST the spread OF Murmcnism-
Dr.. Martin has Recently eous-
pleted a series OF so highly. succsss-
mi meetings IN Pfttsoursh-
senator Cannon will show the m
sidious character OF the tesehinss
OF the Mormon Kingdom
They viii speak NJ the touswfns
places;
March rs. p m. In Emmanuel
Presbyterian church. West Grand
blvd. and Porterst-
March IS. 7;so .. m. In WOOD
ward-ave. Presbyterian church.
woodward and Phtlsdelphiaaves.
March 10. 9 p m. In Martha
Holmes Methodist Episcopal church.
Putnam and IIncoln-aves.
March 20. 3 p. m. In Grand River
ave. Methodist Episcopal church.
Grand River and MeGrsw-aves.
March -. 3 p m. In Highland
Park Presbyterian church. Wood
ward and CortlAnd-aves.
March g. las .. IN. In Bethany
Presbyterian church. Seyburn and
LAfayette-avee.
March Is. $50 .. m, In First
Presbyterian church, Woodward
ave. and Edmundpl.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-17

When 81 Patrick came 10 Ireland.
captive 20 one OF the Irish chief
tains, be found the country stepped
in pasanisn and ignorance. isolated
from the higher civilization the
Romans had brought 10 western Eu.
rope and England
On his death. the patron saint Of
Ireland left a country budding In
Christianity, enlightenment and the
civilization OF his native country.
France
As PAtricius soallet. OF noble
blood. ST. Patrick was taken cap
tive nom his home In northwest
France, BY King Mall. and cold as
slave 10 Milcho. In Antrim His
faith in Christ inspired him with
hope and every morning be was
seen on bis knees praying for his
salvation
After seven years So Patrtcks
chance for escape came lie slip
~ away hu NtFNFA NNNuu TOT
France Returning to bis home.
he decided 70 learn the gospel 20
go back to ireland and teach Il 20
the Inhabitants there
II was 3ss A y and 81. Patrick
was % years OF age He remained
In France only long enough 10 be
come ordained and returned on his
mission Of converting the Irish
ohieftains and their subjects 10
Christianity.
He encountered many obstacles
on his travels. and was especially
In danger Of death a. the hands Of
the hostile druids on the island.
But he Ignored them and went al.
recily 20 the chiefs of the clana
Choosing a festival day % the
druids, s. Patrick appeared hrsl
The Detroit times., 1917-03-17
DIR. EMERSON TO
GIVE LECTURES
ON WORLD CRISIS

DR.. Chester n. EHnCrsUn. pastor ~
the North woodwar5 Congregation.
al church. VIII deliver a series Of
addresses IN rhe Y " G. A on The
world tcdsv and tom0rrow These
lectures an 1sai nth the prsss nt
critical International situation. saws
DR.. EmeTxOa. and Eiu s1deavOr 20
point the way 0uf TOR the man who
tries 10 be . good American sn6 a
good Christian ~ the same time.
A call % arms" W the theme %
the FIRST address which will bc Dc.
lfvered AZ a mas meeting Of men
IN the r. NJ. G A. sunday afternoon.
The other Eve addresses a. the
series viii be given on Monday
nights az IT'S. rne subject jis-
cussed next Monday will be Tile
present international crisis"
Or Emerson disclains any clansi-
hcation Of he pacihst or nilfarist.
He has declared HE ecnyiction how.
ever. that there are conditions when
nation must fight The church
leaders OF the country have widely
divergent views az 10 what the
Christian attitude ought 20 be- a. the
United states apparently faces var
and wide interest in being taken in
this series OF addresses.
The subjects are Monday. Marcn
%, lis p m, The Christian IN.
depreciation OF history" Monday
April 2, Ills .. m, The Christian
X program for the nations" Monday
April $, lis 2. m Our duty for
tomorrow. Monday. April ls. : Is
r. m, What the church can DO IA
the present crisis"
The Detroit times., 1917-03-17
TWO PREACHERS
TO SPLIT WEEK


The Rev. n. Lester smith. pastor
OF Central Methodist church. and
the Rev John @. Benson, OF Bishop
Theodore s. Henderson's stan. win
divide next week between them "a
the special speakers for the Metho-
Dist Lenten noon day services al the
Detroit Opera house
DR.. Smith viii speak Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday. His topic
viii be. "A certified check" what
nextg~ and Bought and paid for =
Or. Benson, who IL acting "a su.
perintendent OF evangelism and
community interests in the Detroit
area under Bishop Henderson. will
speak on The chamber above the
gate" Policing Jericho's road. and
Selling cloaks TO buy swords"
The Detroit times., 1917-03-17

Peter J. Drexelius. founder OF the
Social Order OF Moose. and for
many years proprietor Of cafe at
Macomb and RusselI-st. who died
on FEB, Is. left his estate 20 his
two sons Peter J. DreHelius. Jr. and
Robert T Drexelius His will vas
filed Friday morning In probate
court. He waA SUI vived by his
mother and Two sons and two
daughters. Mrs :. Hoffman. and
Mrs. Ella Emmons Benefits from
the Detroit Century club. Of which
be vas a charter member. and the
knights % the ROYAL ARK ara like
wise left 10 the sons Among tie
property Willed 20 the sons is the
cafe where the Social Order OF
Moose was founded.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-17
DETROIT TO HAVE
SUFFRAGE SCHOOL

Women Of Detroit are TO have al
opportunity TO attend suffrage
school 20 be conducted under aus
pices OF the Equal Suffrage League
Of Wayne county Classes viii be
held morning and afternoon. Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday. March
20. p and "a In the Federation
club house, Hancock and Second
ayes. All women are invited.
The directors OF the school s-e
women sent 10 Detrou by the Ma
tional American Woman Suffrage
association. which has Headquarters
10 New York and Washington. they
ere Mrs. Halsey W. Wilson, Mrs
Florence Gotham and Mrs. Frank J.
shuler Miss Inez Fuller Is executive
tccretAry OF the school.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-17

Members OF Forrest Presbyterian
church viii have a. a minister on
Sunday the Rev Dr Joseph WilsoL
Cochran OF Philadelphia. Or COch-
ran II one OF the most prominent
Presbyterian clergvmen. and his
present work p secretary az tbs
board 81 education His lcng and
varied career as a pastor calmr Al.
ed in a desire 20 devote most IT his
time TO educational work.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-17
EVANGELISTIC
SERVICES START
IN FIRST BAPTIST

In the First Baptist church sun
day morning and evening a serisc
a. eyangeiistic services viii begin.
% continue until Palm Sunday.
April During The week. a ser.
vice will be held every night. Ell
ccpt Saturday. The preacher will
BE- DR. X. r. stilwefl. OF Cleveland.
he q approximations % evangelism
for Ohio Indiana. Illinois. Michigan.
West Virginia. Wisconsin. Mime.
sofa, Iowa and Missouri Albert r
Greenlav, Who has nad wide expert
tnce as soloist In evangelistir
work thruout Canada and our own
country viii sing at every service.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-17
WEEKS PROGRAM
IN McGREGOR
INSTITUTE

Speakers and singers in the Nc.
Gregor institute next week will be
AZ follows
Sunday-Speaker. W n venn
singer. Miss Elda Eva.
Monday -Anniversary OF John C.
Martin. singer. Mrs z Cudmore.
Tuesday Speaker, Rev c l. Ar
mold. singer. A. } Collins
"Wednesday Testimony and
praise" mems chorus will sing.
Thursday Speaker. Rev. {. J.
Tanner; young people will sing.
Friday Speaker. Rev r. l.. ia
quish singers Radlon sisters
Saturday Open meeting. led by
George Brown
The Detroit times., 1917-03-17

Memorial Presbyterian church.
joe CampaU-ave. and Clinton St. IN.
PRODUCES a new series Of sermons
commencing Sunday or the subject
The Message of the seven church.
e." with prelude On current
events. James Scnermerhorn will
introduce the series Of prelules.
Sunday night. with a business mnn'e
Test OF the beatitudes"
The Detroit times., 1917-03-17
sunday Clue TO Hold Services.

The eyangeiistic department ot
the Billy Sunday club viii be in
charge OF meeting ir the Firyt
German Methodist church. Jos. Cam
rau and Beidelburg ayes. al 7:s0
sunday evening Tabernacle songs
will BE- sung and some live speakers
VII give talks. Team No. i oil
which G. Edward knight is captain,
viii have charge Of the program.
These meetings are full q Interest
and will be well worth attending
People LIVING IN the immediate vicin.
ny are especially invited.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-17
Church VIII Make Canvass

Each cheerfully helping ali" Will
he the Rev J p Fitschen's subject
in the Jenerson-ave. Presbyterian
church Sunday morning At IL
o'clock he annual every uelu-
berT canvass OF the church win take
rlaee Sunday afternoon A urge
number Of men will complete the
canvass in the one afternoon. Joseph
J BlaydOn viii speak 10 the Church,
OF Tomorrow of the Jererson-ave.
Presbyterian church Sunday u
. m. on True friendships"
The Detroit times., 1917-03-17

The annual retreat Of the Knights
OF Columbus Of Detroit will be held
from Sunday morning. March Is, 10
April 4 Ia Our Lady Of the Rosary
church. II will open with solemn
high mass Sunday Bishop Joseph
schrembs. OF Toledo. viii preach the
retreat sermons.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-17
INTERNATIONAL s,sls STUDENTS
WHY DO THE NATIONS WARP
JUDGE RUTHERFORD
ARCADIA, SUNDAY, 8 p. M. =
ALL SEATS FREE
mErHoo,sr.

Burns Ave. Methodist Episcopal
SERVICES AT oDDFELLoww
runrLn. Park visv-svs. just north
Of kerchsval DR.. WIN. a. HAlmsr.
nninistsri residences. tTs oarisna-svs.
1000 a. ma Wise Win
ner."
1850 p. m "A Surprised
Party"
Chorus choir, double male
quartet and good singing In
evening. Welcome.
reAS. gs.r~s. CKsrchsvaD ear to
The Detroit times., 1917-03-17

Hudsen-ave. Baptist Church
Hsdsen enc Msyc~ry orsnd-ewss.
REV q EDwARD 0xs1oo. n A.
fos sunday schcox
has: We Can and We VIM
go; Young Peoples meeting.
1;sg: The Masters Great oass-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-08
On The Boards
WASHINGTON

During the summer of about seven
years ago, a young man Of diminutive
stature and swarthy complexion haunt
ed the seemingly inaccessible sane
tum of well known music publisher
with certain song. With the manu-
script in hand stained by usage he at
last met the big publisher. The latter
good naturally confronted the young
men, glance copiously over the manu-
scripts, at once gave his official en-
dorsement and purchased the song,
paying munificent sum of $25. The
sing titled "Dorando," became a sue
cess over night and forthwith placed
the swarthy looking one in hmelight
Of approaching fame. The young COM
poser was none other than that genius
of song and syncopated rhythm, Irv-
ing Berlin, whose latest and withal
biggest success stop! Look! Listen!"
is to be the next attraction at the
Washington tonight. When this most
enjoyable of modern musical comedies
was first presented by Chorles Dilling-
ham, it met with immediate favor and
afterwards had vogue that endured
for a whole year both in New York
and Boston. The cast numbers fully
sixty competent and capable artists
including such experienced mirth pro
vokers as Chuck Riesner, Hazel Bayne
Kitty Hart, George NJ. Smith, Harry
Ambrose, Alton and Allen, Milton
Dawson and Leon Leonard.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-08

Roy Childs, night boiler marker fore
mans clerk. left for a vacation, Satur-
day Wedding bell runners are In the
air
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-08
Americas Fighting Spirit Will
Win War Says General Pershing

AMERICAN TRAINING CAMP IN
FRANCE, Oct. Shy the Associated
Press)- Americas fighting men will
carry the cause of the entente allies
to a successful issue over Germany,
General Pershing, commander-in-chief
OF the American forces in France. de-
clared today. His statement was in
answer to reports that the war on the
western front will result in a stale
mate.
American newspapers recently ar
rived In France telling of efforts In
certain quarters in the United States
to spread the idea that the western
front can never be broken or the Ger
mans driven out of France has aroused
not only General Pershing but the en-
tire American army. Further resent
ment mas been caused by the informa-
ton that these reports had been taken
up by German newspapers in an at.
tempt to belittle Americas effort In
the war.
Allies on Offensive.
German propaganda working In
America through the agency of our
pacfflsts would spread this idea among
our people in order to weaken our in.
Initiative, said General Pershine
Having lost its tactical advantage in
the Ypres salient, which it enjoyed for
more than two years, the German
army continues to yield ground before
the hammering British assaults. Ey
eryWhere on the western front, de
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-08
Simple Home Remedy
for Wrn1kLed Faces

Thousands are spending fortunes Ia
frantic efforts to remove the signs OF pre-
mature age from their faces. Sucn women
for worthless wrinkle removers. OF WHICH
there are many.
II they only knew It, the most eHecIlve
face wash which can be made up at home
In less than a minute They nave only
10 get an ounce of powdered saxohte ano
half a pint Of witch hazel at the drue
store and mix the two. Apply this daily
for a while as refreshing lotion me 81.
feet Is almost magical. Even afeer tn AZ
first treatment a marked Improvement II
noticed and the face has a SNUG. nrn
feeling that Is most pleasing.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-08
PERU DREAKS
WITH GERMANY

LIMA, Peru, Oct. 8.-The Peruvian
government probably will soon break
off diplomatic relations with Germany.
The first step was taken today, when
congress by an almost unanimous vote
decided in favor of such course.
The Peruvian government on Sept.
&c instructed it's minister at Berlin to
present to the German government a
demand that satisfaction be given
within eight days for the sinking Of
the Peruvian bark Lorton. It was
added that If the demand was not met
diplomatic relations would be broken.
The Lorton was sunk inside Spanish
territorial waters last February by a
German submarine. Declaring that
the sinking was unjustifiable, Peru in
sisted that Germany should pay an
indemnity. The German government
offered to submit the case to a prize
court
A dispatch from Lima on October 4
said the Peruvian government had dis
covered that A. Won Der Heyde, the
minister to Germany, had not been de
ivered to the German foreign office.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-08
PUBLIC TO HELP
FIX GAS PRICE

WASHINGTON, Oct. SOL and gas.
oline refiners meeting here today with
the, federal trade commission were
told that the government will insist
that the public share In the war prices
which are to be fixed.
The commission already has submit
ted to President Wilson preliminary
cost estimates on which the govern
ment will base prices it will pay for
oil and gasoline needed for war pur-
poses, Today's hearing was to give
producers an opportunity to submit
their case before a final report is
made.
There has been no decision yet as to
whether the government will place oil
and gasoline under control of the fuel
administration or whether it will en-
ter into voluntary price agreement
similar to the steel and copper price
arrangement. Producers, it is said
are for voluntary agreement
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-08

spite the large number Of German
troops which the Russian situation has
released, Germany Is on the defensive
and the allies are on the offensive.
America has the resources IN men
and material. once they are prepared,
to add the weight which must force
military decision against Germany.
Our troops are imbued with spirit Of
aggressiveness, spirit that means we
are going to win this war and that we
have no idea of allowing ourselves to
be influenced by pacifists or enemy
propaganda Neither have we any
false notions that victory is going to
be an easy matter. But that only
makes our determination stronger.
Every man from top to bottom, has
entered this war imbued with the
fighting spirit, which means that the
cause of the allies will be carried to a
successful issue"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-08
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
AT FRANKLIN SUNDAY

FRANKLIN, Ind, Oct. S.-The Dali
ton Township Sunday-school conven-
ton was held in the Methodist church.
at Franklin Sunday afternoon.
The program was as follows:
2.eo-Song service-Congrega
Devotion-John Hardwick
Song, "Sweeter as the Years Go By
Congregation.
Nusic-Orchestra
2: 45-Address, Mrs. Elizabeth Stanley
Liberty, Ind
Open Conference
8 :45-Song-M. E. Choir.
Secondary Department.
Address-Everette Hunt.
Richmond, Ind.
Duet-Edith Jones, Lena Beeson
America Elementary Department.
Benediction.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-08
NEW MOVIE SERIAL

WASHINGTON, Oct. 8.-FIve reels
of moving pictures and more than
10000 lantern slides will be exhibited
daily throughout the country, in vir-
tually all of the 1880 moving picture
theatres from now until October q, in
behalf Of the Liberty loan. Many of
the screen stars have co-operated in
many of the moving pictures. The
slides will bear distinctive notices
urging readers to invest in Liberty
bonds.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-08

Nearly half of all the coal produced
in the United States is mined in Penn
sylvania.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-08

The walnut crop Of California In
1916 netted $2,882,714
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-08

G. F. Pfafflin, chief of the round
house, wife, and family, are visiting
the newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs Carl
Elliott at Dayton, o.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-08


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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-08

George Winters, Snookems and
Frank Keller. are home from Hunters
Lake. They report bad weather and
bad fishing.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-07
Ell proyecto de espi0noie So
DotnrG eStd SemaHG
FL, SENADO HA ESTADO DtSCt-
TIENDO Ia SECClON RE-
LATINA A LA CENSCRA

WASHINGTON, mayo 6.-La vs-
t.c,6p definitiva del discutido proyec-
70 sobre censura Ia prensa. que se
con,iene er Ia iniciativa sobre el
espionajs y quiza n de toda esta
inic:ativa, Sc llevara a efeSto en- ell
Senaoo durante la .semana que hoy
emrie.a. E. Senado anoche discuti5
o,ra vez el proyecto &c censura. Pc
70 ain no Sc dis por suficientemente
discutido. por 10 qae Sc espera cue el
lunes Sc rcanuden los debates.
En- II discussion de aver, los deba-
tes versaron pr;rcspalmente sohre la
narta relat,va Z las ordenes de cateo
V registro de las casas de personals
de quiencs Sc sospeche cue propalen
.pfcrnaciones prohibidas, asi como
sobre ia secciGn reiatira a Ia concs-
sion de autorizacion al Director &C.
neral de Correos para imnedir Ia
) circulation por Ia estafeta de todos
aqaellos periotlicos, cartas, cp1scuios
cualouiera ora clase ie correspon-
de1cia que contenga Information pro
hlb!da.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-07
ROOSEVELT oFRECE FORNiR
DOS DIV|SIORES De TRES
RFG|HIfNT0 cADA Dill
Ell er-presidente fendrd ell
grado de Brigodier
Dire uue :isne en- lista va $4,000
homh-cs que dentro sels ST.
maras cnviard Europa las
primeraS fuerzas

Iclegr2mi Especial para Ia
WASHINGTON, mayo 6.-La Offer
ta definiriva hecha por el CoroneI
Roosevelt. IS IN 'e levantar dos dl-
visioncs de tres brig2das cada una V
,ada brigaIa de- IN regimlento de
hombres del ejtrcito regular y dos
de honbres que han ofrecido enilstar-
Sc con e..
Roosevelt tendra el grado de Brl-
raider. O.ros Brigadieres CONAN
dantes de Division ,iue Sc destIn"rdn
csas fuarzas, ser1n del EJcrcIto
Res,llar asi como los Coroneles &!
ey-presidente dee que para Ia techa
tjene Va cnlistados ciento ochenta
mil hombres.
El costo completo del equlpo =
o,oviIizaci6n de csas fuerzas proba-
blementc Sc h:ra con fondos parti-
culares. Roosevelt esta preparado
para enviar el primer .destacamento
Iensrn de seis semanas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-07
Una fuerte neUuda cay6 en-
Denuer, Colorado
OCHO PULGADAS DE ALTO AL
CASZO LA CAPA DE NIEYE
EN- UNA GRAN AREA

DENVER, Colo, mayo 6.--La tor
renta de aleve CUE desde aver eR Ia
manara cnpezs cser en- toda ests
region. ha contiauado durants 81 dia
de hoy con Ia r,isrna iptensidad
Para ssta u,anana "a capa de ME
va habia alcanzado una altura de
ocho pulgaGas = Sc cree que duran
te al 1ia suba atin mas En- algunas
ciudades de los alrededores "a altura
de la capa varia de cuatro 4 ounce
pulgadas. Desde anoche IA tempera-
tura que ha reirado cs menor de 30
grades: 2ero Sc espera que Ia neva-
da 10 periudique las cosechas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-07
REVISTA De Ia SEMANA
La Ilegada de Carranza la Presldencla'
Suerte te de Dios, hijo....La campana de
los submarines alemanes.'-Peleense las
comadreS

! cutian IL nanera de vaclar q DalS en-
el .nolte de su desmedida ambicion.
La preconstituci6n no fue otra cosa
| que la facultad de apartarse de los
caminos que Ia ley y Ia Justicia mar
can q los gobernantes. y e! privilege
de ejecutar los actos reprobab!es que
en- todos los paises civllizados caen
bajc Ia acci6n penal, pero los cuales
cram Ia parte mas importante del plan
cue habia de asegurarles el poder Il
Carranza = los su!os. sladero per-
do el poGer Y Ia vida por bondaGoso
candido, y era precise conduclrse de
mane,a opuesta como el "ap0Stcr'
de Parras Sc condujo. Era precise
exyoliar, natar, deiar poDres los
ricos. los pobres sin canllsa sin
alientos para protestar. pisotear las
leyes los derechos y eXtravlar las
corciencias. Era precise, en- una pa
labra. que el pals perdiera vlgor Y Sc
entregara Observation-Disclosures, es-
tremecido de pavor y anhelante 4e
paz. en- las names de! nuevo dlcta-
Gor
Todo le sali6 pedir de boca al ex-
senador pclfirista en- 81 empresa lie
moledora, porQue es hombre de nna
suerte loca Sus propios desatlnoS 10
fav"recicron, y por ESQ fue cue sus
cnemigos. que no quleren convencer-
Sc de que estamos en- el relnado dc 10
absurdo. fallaron invariablemerte en-
sus c:ilculos en- sus predicciones,
ilacasaron ell sus intentonas reacclo-
naras. V So estrellaron ante 10 rnpre-
risto. que VINO Siempre en- -yuda del
Primer Jefe para burlarse de n 10
gica, :,e Ia Gecantada fuerZa de Ia OPT
Mon nublica V de todos los poaeres,
humanoS Y eXtrahumanos
rs asi COMO vemos. despues de esa
.rabaicsa siliesua caminata, sa.
lir al Primer Jefe del matorral de
"A preconstltuci6n. rara cenirse IN
banda trlcoIor del ''ungido del pue-
bio. SECURE va de su triunfo saS's-
fe.ho de la muerte del dragon reac-
cionario. Sus suenos estan reallzad0s
81: buena estrella brilla ahora con
mas vvos fulgores que nunca. Ell
snundo entero esta abstaido con las
luchas que 10 desgaran, nadIs ha-
bra que lie pida cuentas nj que 10 VI
gile. Todo le favorece en- estos mo
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