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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-03
First Methodist Episcopal.

Corner of East Main and Washing
ton streets; Rev. Charles D. Crouch,
D. D., pastor. Sunday school at 9:45
a. m.: Lewis NJ. Shines, superinten-
dent: Daily Addition Sunday school
at p. M. Isaac I. Scott, superinten-
dent. Morning worship and sermon
at II o'clock. Subject of sermon
THE Duty Of the Church in the Hour
OF National Need" Epworth league
devotional service at $3.50. On ac-
count of the baccalaureate service at
the Presbyterian church at o'clock
we will hold no evening service. Mon
day evening the official board will
meet at $780, Tuesday evening the
Epworth league will hold an impor-
tant business meeting. AS this will
be the last monthly meeting before
convention reports up to and includ :
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Salvation Army,

On Saturday, June 3, there will be a
special meeting at the hall when the
welcome meeting of Ensign and Mrs.
Davis of California will be held. The
ensign and his wife are appointed to
take charge of the local of the Saliva
ton Army OF Missoula. The ensign !.
a man of God and a soul winner. En-
voy w. ii. Wills the assistant officer
gives US a good account of the ensign
and Mrs. Davis, as the envoy has beer
stationed with them before at Sher-
idan. Wyo.
Please remember the date and Civ.
the ensign n hearty welcome to ou
beautiful city.
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Trinity Methodist.

Corner South Sixth street west and
Hazel: Philip D. Hartman. pastor.
Worship at IL a. M. ut which time a
message from the Federal Council of
the Churches of Christ In America,
on "The Duty of the Church in This
Hour Of National Need" will be read
and commented upon. Sunday school
at 0:45 a. m. Senior Epworth league
meets at p. m., for devotional serv-
ices. There will be no evening preach
ing services on account of the bacca-
laureate sermon to be preached by
Bishop Faber in the Presbyterian
church to the university graduates.
Prayer meeting and teacher training
class meets Wednesday evening. Choir
rehearsal Friday evening. You viii
find cordial welcome at all Of our
services.
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Christian.

Postoffice block, George II. Bassett,
minister. Bible school daily at S:45
q. m. Let every officer teacher.
scholar and friend Of the school re-
member the aim in attendance and help
realise It by being present. Preach
ing by the minister at IL a. m. This
service will Ibe combined with the BIZ
bis school session and the whole serv-
ice viii last from 10 to 11:45 q. m.
Christian Endeavor at 5:45 p. m. No
preaching service on account Of the
bacealaureate service at the Presby-
terrain church. Since there il to be
no evening service the members Of the
church are urged to attend the morn
ing service. Everybody invited.
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defensive use OF clouds. for during air
battles, IL bit Of passing vapor Is
available; they invariably dive or side
step into It. This 10 only another
demonstration OF the German passion
for digging In. such al first brought
tho. world Har to trench fighting. The
Germans dig in on the land. in the air
and under the sea.
Artillery Activity Grove.
The artillery activity appears gradu-
ally to be growing in intensity along
most of the British front with raids
arid counter raids going on. first IN one
sector and then in another. These
raids are the means that the armies
have OF keeping In touch with the
enemy and harrassing him. First in
troduced in the British armies by the
Canadians. rnids were taken up by the
French and Germans. The last named
| were never very successful! at the art.
however. although recently captured,
Germans asserted their company COM
| manders promised them iron crosses
| and long leaves Of absence II they
| brought back even one British prisoner
| in q raid.
Cover Unwilling Workers.
Strange working parties recently
have been seen just behind the Ger
| man front line. They labor under the
eyes OF German guards with bay
onets fixed. The workers. are clad in
ta sor, of gray union, but wear straw
hats. dsrbies or civilian caps, such as
often are given To prisoners Of war
1t has been reported many times lately
that the Germans are deliberately
working British prison ers in very close
proximity to the front line.
| With Il ragged and irregular from
line for outpost positions as they eXis
hin the battle area east of Arras. th'
fighting is more difficult in some way.
than when the armies were in fixet
| trench positions. Then each side be
came accustomed to the others trencl
habits and the slightest untamilia
move by day or night had an easil!
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Emmanuel Lutheran.

432 Alder street; T. v. Anderson,
pastor; residence, 531 n. Third street.
Sunday school 10 a. m. Morning wor-
ship. II. Evening worship, s. Serv-
ice in Midtown. $3.50 p. m. Tuesday
evening confirmation at Hamilton.
Thursday afternoon at o'clock the
Ladies Aid meets with Mrs. A. Dolum,
1875 South Fourth street. Thursday
evening at Sis stereopticon lecture
will be given in the church on Luther
and the Reformation.
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RECRUITS AGAIN PARADE.

Spokane. June additional recruits
for the United States army Of Mon
tana to the number Of 1903. paraded
downtown streets upon their arrival
here this evening. They were largely
from Butte and Billings and include
miners and many other occupations.
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Swedish congresatio

$50 West Spruce street; c. David
Swanson. pastor. Sunday school at
10 a. m. Morning service at IL, and
evening service at o'clock. Y. p. S
at $40 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednes-
day evening at o'clock. Monthly
business meeting of the church Tues
day evening at o'clock. The Help
ing Hand society will meet with Mrs
q. Rocene, 1888 Cooper street next
Thursday evening. Friends and stran-
gers will find a hearty welcome at the
services of this church.
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defined significance. East Of Arxas ~
present there are only short stretchee
of trenches with posts b6tween fheehs
but each shell hole Is q poteatiel
strong point any may hold nest q
machine gums. A chain OF connected
shell craters makes a first class trench
position under the new order of things.
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First Church Of Christ, Scientist.

Corner Pine and Pattee streets
Sunday services at II a. m. and p. m.
Subject. Ancient and Modern Necro-
NANCY Alias Mesmerism and Hypno-
tism Denounced" The Sunday school
convenes at the close of the morning
service. Wednesday evening testi-
monial meeting at o'clock. Reading
room in the church building is open
every afternoon except Sundays and
holidays, from until I, and on Thurs
day and Friday evenings from 7:30
until .. All are cordially invited to the
services and to enjoy the privileges OF
the reading room.
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LITTLE FRATERNIZING
ALONG RUSSIAN FRONT

Petrograd. June .. Via London
The determination between Russian
soldiers and troops Of the central pow
ers along the eastern front was by no
means as general as alleged, declared
4. r. Kerensky. the Russian minister
of war and marine. in a speech deliv-
cred at Kiev In which he told Of His
recent visit to the battle 'front.'
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-03

Corner Hazel and South Sixth
streets; Gustav Mertz. pastor. Sunday
school in the English language at 10
a. m. Worship in the English Ian
guAEe at IL a. m. Worship in the
German language at 1880 p. m.
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AT THE CHURCHES

ing the month OF May must be turned
!r. Prayer meeting wednesday eve-
ing at 1:30. to give all time to attend
ans Home Missionary society will
meet with Mrs. Thomas Layfield. al
her home. 435 South Sixth east, next
Thursday afternoon at $3.50. Election
of officers. Strangers and those hav.
ing no church home will find a well
come with us.
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Protestant Episcopal.

Church of the Holy Spirit parish,
South Sixth street. corner Gerald ave-
nue.. sunday school. 9:45 a. m. Morn
ing service and confirmation at IL
o'clock. The baccalaureate sermon to
the graduating class of the high school
will be preached on Sunday morning
at II o'clock. Confirmation will be
administered at the IL o'clock serv-
ice on Sunday morning. There will
be no evening service on Sunday be-
cause OF the baccalaureate service for
the university at the Presbyterian
church. The ladies' guild will meet
on Thursday afternoon, June !. in the
parish house. All members are asked
to bring the contents OF their united
offering boxes. -
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HEADS MISSIONARY UNION.

Clifton Springs. n. Y. June 2.-The
Rev. j. Sumner Stone, was elected
president of the International Mission
airy union at the annual business
meeting today.
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Presbyterian.

Presbyterian church, South Fifth
street west one block from Higgins
avenue: Rev. ]. n. Maclean, ID. d..
minister: residence. 3oO Stevens
street.-Ppublic worship at II a. N.
and s. p. m.. the evening service to be
In charge of the State University at
which the annual baccala,lrcate ser
mon will be preached by the Right
Rev. Frederick William Taber, d. D.,
bishop of the Episcopal church in
Montana, and in which the other
churches OF the city will participate.
Sunday school will meet at the usua
hour 10 n. M, and hold its annual
children's day service. This comes
one week in advance OF the official
date. owing to special circumstances.
The Y. r. :. &. +. will hold it's reg
ular meeting at o'clock sharp.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday eve
ming at o'clock. Strangers and Wis.,
itors will find "A cordial welcome at all
these services.
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Emmanuel Baptist.

Regular services at 10:45 n. m.
Professor Smith will speak. Sunday
school II o'clock. B. Y. +. U. at
p. m.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-03

Many n girl marfies the wrong man
because the right one failed to ask her.
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William Denman. Of San Francisco,
Cal, is chairman of the United States
shipping board. which will superin :
tend the construction of huge cargo
fleet to carry food and munitions to
our European allies. The board is to
have $750.OOO,OOO for this purpose
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-16
OTRO QUE PIDE $4,000.
(Eiene dc Ia Ca

nido crajenando 81 carlno. Mr.
Reynolds exhibio como colnprobacion
dc 81 iicho, Ia Sjguientc carta, quc
dice rcrihio Su Scnora. Frances Ri
iIingS Reynolds. del dcmandado:
"Tranccs, la mus dulcc dc las mvjc-
res:
Tan grandc rs 81 amor que tc pro-
fcSo, que no pUcdo entertainments re-
cogcrmc por las noches, sin eXprcsar-
te antcS mi passion, aunquc no sea
mas que On III Scucjlo mcnSajc. ANA
da mia. Hoy no tcyi cUmo &c costum-
hrc. pcrU mi enamUrsdo cOraZcIl te
ticnc prcscntc ! todas horas. Nues-
TIL convcrsacirn por telcfono no hiZo
m;s que rchar furgo Il II hoguera dc
II; passion.
M rcina. mi vida. 9 on mi men
- tus hermosos oios clavados I'll los
n;.cS, ccnt"mp,indomc amorosamcn-
to-.
Otras frases dc amor. al como sd
len cmplcarias los tenorios dc profe-
sion, SC conticncn eli IA m;siva dc
r~eferencia
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PCRQJE LIZ LLAMO 'DIABL0"
pIDiO La SEPARATION.

2!lNEOLA, /. J. No:;em5rc ID
Alcgando como -2Gon cue ST csposo
IA !!am5 "DisbIo"", : que frccuente-
ulcnte lc pTopinaba golres, Ia selio-
IA Maine \. Collins obtuyo Il Sc
paraci6n Judicial dc SD esposo Wi
liam ?. Collins. de Hampstead, rico
manufacturcro de ca!deras, CUE tienc
cstablccida sd fabrica en- Long Island
City. Nh. Collins c5 Il dc los
.n;.Mjros mas :atCansigcntes dc Il
Iuicsia del Condado dc Nassau.
I'll jucz Manning. que c0noclo dc Ia
causa de la sonora Collins, faIi0 favo-
rabiemente a 10 ao!icitado por Ii Sc
nora. declarando que habia lugar d
Ia separation Judicial, fijando al mis-
mo tempo una renta de $25 para Ia
sonora, que debcra pasarie scmana-
riamente su csposo Mr.. Collins.
La declaration &c Ia sonora Collins
= las de sus hijas, renGidas durante
cl Jurado, causaron vcvdadera scr
prosa entire los rcsiGcutes de Hemp
stead, pues nadie creia que Ia sonora
~llevara la vida que asegur0 lie daba
su esDoso. uno de los mas rcspetableS
fciigreses de Ia comUaiGad.
La sonora declare qrs nc sola-
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0ificuItades por Ia escaseZ
de mOneda mexiCaGa
] americana
FL consul americana en- Matamn=
ros rinde LII iniorr:e q Ia Sc
Cretar!a de EstadO
Correspondence Especial para LIZ PRENSa

Correspondence Especial para La PiENSa
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, NoTiem-
bre l3.-El consul de los Estados
Unidos en- Matamoros, Mr.. Wood
ward. ha infcrmado q Washington
segln 10 hiz0 saber ayer-que gran
des dificultades esta caGsando al CO.
mercio de Matamoros y los demas
puntos que estan dentro de su jIris-
d:cci6n, Ii prohibition de eXportar
Glnero dc los E,stados Unidos, junta-
a.cute cor ell acuerdo de "a Secrc-
taTia de Hacienda del gobierno ca
rrancista, de que los derechos adua-
na,es scan cubiertos en- + meXica-
no 0 eli su defecto, en- orc america
no.
La escasez de dineyo meXicano
obiiga q los concentrates q proveerse
de dincro americana, cl cual consi-
Gucn con un interes del tres por
clento. 10 cual redunda Ell Perjuicio
dc sus irtcrcseS.
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PTeoegpa al Senado cuba:
no eI ~deseMbaCO de
fuerzaS anaTiGaRsS
La Alta Canlara acord6 ditigirse
al Presidente Menocal pidiaG=
dole iniGTne ampiiamente

! Correspondence Especial para La PRENsa
HABANA, noYiembre 10.-El Sc
nado de la Replblica acord6 aver d.
riiirse al Presidente, general Mario
Menocal, pidiendole que proporcione
a dicha Alta Camara los mas amplios
informes cue le sea possible dar res
pecto de los motives Y ~finalidades por
los cuales So estan destacandc fuer-
zas de los Estados Unidos de Norte
America en- varios lugareS del terri
torio cubano.
Tai acuerdo 10 tonic Ell Sen&do
aprobando la resolution p~resen;ada
Dor ell senador Maza y Artola, qulen
expuso II larga serie dc cOnside-
r~aciones sobre las cuales Sc funda pa
"a pedir que ell Presidente de Ia Re
publica proporcione datos amplios y
precisos sobre el desembarque de las
fuerzas americans en- suelo cubano,
eli cual Ia sido ~ocupado en distintas
r%egioreS.
La resolution ~prescntada por cl Sc
nador Maza : Artola y aprobada por
G! Senado dice, en- su partc princ!-
pal, 10 siguiente:
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Holanda vots alll
credito de guerra
scr,ieio Especial pa-a La FRENsa.

scr1icio Especial pa-a La fl;ESsA.
AMSTERDAM, Noviealbre ID
Ell gobierno ha sometido q Ia coSsi-
deraci0n del Pariamento un Presu
puesto SUPPLEMENTARY por raiof dc
sesenta y cuatro millones de doiares
q fin de que sea aunentado al ere
ditto de guerra de este ano. Eli d.
cho presupuesto estan !nc!uidaS s'ete
millones que Sc destinaran, en- case
de que sea apcobado, a mejocar n
posici6a del cjercito holandes haSta
porerIo en- ignaiIad de condiciones a
los ejercitoS qUe Sc ~encaentran en-
los frentes en- donde las operaciones
han asumido ei ~caractur lie n gaze
IRA de poSiciones.
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orden6 Ia liberation del prisioncro,
porquc no Sc lc pudo probar que 81
hubiera tenido que yer IN cl asuatu.
Qucdara. sin embargo, sujcto Z laa
ayeriguacioncs que continllara ha-
ciendo 81 iuez enGargado dc descu-
brir q los autores del robo de Ia in.
9ortaptc cantidad mcncionada.
A pfoposito de robos, Sabcse que
iHa a ser robads la Oficina dc Co
rEcOs dc Natamoros. la policia dcS-
cubrio q tempo una horadacion quu
habia sido hecha cn 81 cdificio ocu-
pado per la oficina con el proposito
scguramente. de robar los 'caudales dc
Ia misma.
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iNTERESANTES MSTADISTiCAS.
Wienc dc la 6a.1

dos millones fuerCn mUeEtOs, cudtro
millones heridos y mas dc dos milo
res hechos p~risioneroS.
La Guerra de Secession americana, 0
Guerra Civil, como mas communicate
sc le conUce en- la historic &c csc
pals, lanZ0 unos contra otroS, Il iIi5
DC III million trescientos mil hOmbrcS,
: e. numero dc heridoS y muertos de
anbos contendientcs, no llcgaron Ell
vonjunto 4 100000.
Fl mayor ejercito leyantado Gu
tempo de Napoleon l, fue cl de 1872,
con el que cl famoso Genio de Ia
Guerra hizo su campana contra Ru-
STA. Ese ejercito Sc componia dc
100000 hombreS.
La mayor batalla dc los tiempos
m~odcrnos, fuG la de Lcipsik, en- 1915,
qIe fuc llamaGa La bataila de las
n~acioncs". Pucs bien, cl numcro dc
combaticntes. de ambas parties. 10
fue ell csa acci6r, sino de 10000
hombres.
En- Mukdcn, On 1905, So ~alincaron
IN un freutc dc Iii gentleman dc kilo-
metros, durante una batalIa que du-
70 tres semanaS, 100000 hombrcs.
Anora bien, en- la guerra actual, CT
nimero dc combaticntes fuc dc dos
millones en- Fcrdun Y dos rsillones '
medic en- eli Marine.
fla Guerra Dc Crimca nc cost0 a
todos los aliados Y a Russia. mas de
765 mil hombres de los q 10000 mu-
rlerOn d consecucncia dc cnfermcda-
Jcs. La guerra franco-aiemana dc
1870, costo 225.O00 hombres. La Cue
IRA r%uso-turca de 1877, 250.0VQ; il
guerra hispano-lmcricana dc 1898.
5000 homnres.
AiIoEa bien. AIeaallia Scla. con-
ficsa habcr perdido dcsdc 81 princi-
pic dc las ho~stilidadcs. haSta cgalrI
millones Dc hombrcS. entire mucrlos,
herldos Y p~rlsloneros.'
En- fin. para que sc tenga idea del!
trcmendo costo dc Ia actual guerra.
veanSe las Siguientes cIfras, rcIa!i-
vas Il los gaStos : perdidas fiHar.;c-
as. o~casionadas por las gurrraS an
teriorcS: La guerra austro-Drusia-
ia dc 1866, costo SO milIoncs dc do
lareS; ii franco-alcmapa dc 1870.
5000 milioncS; IL ruSo-turc& dc 1872,
LOO millones; Ia hispano-anericana,
de 1898, 500 milloncs; Ia ruso-japo-
mesa, de 1g04-5. 1.735 mI.ioncs.
Los gastos dc t9das las guerra
juntaS. durantc l20 amos, desdc In
Gran Rcvo!uci3u : comprcndiendo a
Ia gucrra ruso-iapu:lcsa, no l.asaI
dc 10000 milloncs de dolarcs. Com
parcsc csa cifra ron Ia que al fin
del tcrrcr ;no, iicvaba ga,tada to-
dos los bcligerantcs del actual con
flicto. que m uImcros rcdondos puc-
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LAS SERDiDAS NAVALES TIA
LlANAS DURANTE LA ULTI-
MA SEMAMA.

ROMA, NUviembre 15.-Ue ana
lnunera oficial ha sido anunciado que,
durante Ia seinana que termino 81
II del actual, solarente IN huque
de mas de dos NIL tcnclaGas fuc hun.
dido per los submarines.
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DISCO correspondence ron sra. o Sg,ta,
ODIci1 ilairiurDliiu; tCnyO 81 a;lUS, soy SOL
tcru y ;rjDaiadOr J no tcilEO TiCiOs. Ia
infrrr>dda debrrd tercr De 2f j 2s amos.
DIriJirSr 4 Jose Soto. Box i9J GREELEY.
COLO. f4i6.)
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81 pESEA saber ri JOIniciIiO dc las Sras.
Magdalcna Sanch"Z = Niilrtdad Nurga,
Originari2S dc Durango, cue So Sabc rest
den On san Antonio. DiriiIrSc los infOr-
mes j AInado Sanchez cargo Ia PREM
SA. dts.
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la question de los pasapcrtcs

FL menciunado consal vino aver 2
csta ciudad Y acompanado del ms
pcctor de Immigration. Mr.. Reynolds.
=ali0 a hager Una vista por los puc-
bios del Vale. FL viajc tienc carac-
;er Official Y esta relacionado, segun
g saDc, con la expedition dc los pa
saportcS, que sc nccesitan para cru
Ear Ia frontera u partlr de mGnana.
Fl m~encicnaGo consul declare, a
los representatives dc Ia preEsa
local, r~efiriendosc a los pas.por-
les, 10 siguiente: No. hay me-
two alguna para alarmarse por eI re
1uisito dc los pasapcrtes. La ley Sc
nara cfectiva gradualmentc 81 Oh
:>;o dc que todo mundO pueGa pro
rcc.Sc de los paSaportes r"qUer:dos
para i~ntcgnarsc en ;errito.io dc los
Estedo$ Unidos."
En- Matamoros. Ell consul ha teuido
:rucho trabajo con motive de n
enorme cantidad de solicitJdcs que
"a rccibido para que eXtienda Y"sa-
port: ! Qujcncs irecuentemeHtc
cruzan IL frontera para arregiar CT
Brownsville ? otlas go6.acio"@s nc
gocios dc urgencia.
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No satisfizo ell lnf0rme
del Presidente.

'.Oue In uresencia dc contingencies
, 10 f,,arzys armadas dc los Estados
rrr:Gos Jo Norta America en rues-
10. caD,ros - nobIariones y IL roti-
-, do :, nr6vima IiecaGa dc otros
.,,ar4o rosnos narccen estar iust;fi-
o,d.s +, creado cicrto estado dc
sIann,. ;no,;et,,d on 81 animo de
- ruohIo c,ras consecrcocias,
u,4t;. ~ r,oder nrcyer Qua
roar;,n rocar = sor. y las cy-
i ,r.f:~.a- - ia .,fo 90 han daGo
Wv u canon p~rosidante dc n Rcyu-
,i;.o ~, -, raricnfc Nrnsaic 10 hgn
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500 DE GRATIFiCACIoN a luicn dc IN
forin"s Grl paradcrO dc "a sra. juaBira
MuiOz. d- IS 'aitGS dc cdaG: color more
no aperladU. .oipS redQnLos, pei1 chino )
co!i0.- cara, reio!lda. estaltlr5 ba!a; hace
IN afiu rlla,ru theses vlyia en- Gallo W..
II. d.! i.iaiiO. eli Monterey. y. J., ntri-
iirsc 4 Bcl!Ia ! oJscrG Munoz, SAN BENZ
To. TEXAS. til:9}
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So vENDE Ia obra "iiislGrla General do
HeXico" 81 ioiIas. pOr Nfceto Zainacois.
5000. D|iriirrse Antonio MoaiaiicZ, iH
South Colorado. H2sj,
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Humans
Las Maravillas del Cielo.
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Observation-Disclosures zanzibar solares en-
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