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American Raid in Lorraine Becomes Organized
Attack and Frapelle Is Taken.
Barrage Pens Germans.
FRENCH, in SOISSONS SECTOR, PUSH
ON A MILE ON TWO-MILE FRONT
Take CannysmMe and Other Enemy Positions North and South
Of Awe Rver-AEed Anmen Bomb Darmsadt
British Win Air Victories.


The Americans in Lorraine have enlvened ordinarily
quescent sector by taking from the Germans the village of
Frapene five miles of St Die
The action which started with the proportions of raid in
the early hours Saturday morning. developed into organized
attack under the dash of the American troops Immediately after
they left their trenches
The German losses evidently heavy killed and wound
ed and prisoners also were taken by the Americans
Evening star., 1918-08-18

By the Associated fresa.
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
LORRAINE, August 1.-THE Ameri-
cans early this morning captured the
village Of Frapeile and eradicsted q
considerable German salient in the
allied lines Prisoners were taken by
the Americans and the Germans evil
IDENTIFY suffered heavy casualties in
killed and wounded.
This sector has been regarded as a
quiet one, and today's action began
merely As raid into the enemy's
positions. The raid was preceded by
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Aisne-Somme Battles Connected.
Marshal Foch has at last definitely
connected up the battles Of the Aisne
and the Somme. Announcement is
made that. by a local attack. the pla-
teau north of Autreches. about ten
miles northwest Of scissors. has been
carried by the French. and that their
success gives them a position domi-
mating the region extending north
ward toward the oise river.
The attack. while 1t was local in
character. must have had plenty of
power behind it to carry the French
lines as far ahead as Is indicated in
dispatches telling of the incident The
French line from the Aisne to the
Disc has been inactive since early in
xutreches @ @ tc Meuiin-sous-Touvent.
and thence northwesteriy through the
Cariepont and Ourscamp forests to
the oises II the whole plateau north
OF Autreches has been taken from the
upward Of q mile In that region.
when the Germans halted their re-
treat from the Marne salient and
made q stand on the Aisne 1t was as
sumed that q blow northwest OF Sois-
sons would be struck sooner or later,
as q success there would outnank
the Germans and compel their retreat
to their old lines north Of the Chemfn-
des-Dames, which runs along the
ridge north of the Aisne-
Eyes on Picardy Offensive.
Then the Picardy offensive began.
and the eyes of the world were fixed
on the allied progress east OF the
Avre and Ancre.
This drive has recently been almost
at a standstill. Only local actions
have been fought for the last four
days along the line established by
the Germans west of the Somme.
Some of the progress, especially along
the southern sector of the line. has
been important. though hardly notice
able on a map. but the Germans are
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SAILORS FIGHT WAY
THROUGH FLAMES
Al Survivors of Tank Ship
Reach Port; IL Perish in
Gasoline Blaze.
2 ToRPEDoEs HIT CRAFT
Bx tho A..eeisted pr.a.

~ the Associated Pre0-
NORFOLK. Va. August 17.-Forty-
one survivors Of the gasoline-laden
tank ship Mirlo, who fought their
way in lifeboats through q blazing
sea. Of oil when two torpedoes from
4 Hun U-hpat eTploded the innam-
ndshde cargo of their craft. twenty-
nys miles east Of Cape Hattsss. Fri
day iftssnoon, were brought 70 Nor
folk tonight on . soserument patrol
boat.
OF this number seven were sent to
. local hospital to be treated for
burns and broken boneA Somewhere
In the ocean the bodies Of eleven Of
their comrades. burned to q crisp.
have found q seafartng mans last
resting place.
4 A more horrible ordeal than that
which these two score British sea-
men went thrSueh cannot 5..oin be mag. nn,ss
when, without warning. the wake of
two swiftly approaching torpedoes
were sighted by lockouts. There was
no time to maneuver the ship TO
escape them and both crashed home
against the tanker's steel sides and
exploded. In a second the gasoline
cargo burst into flames and spread
over the surface Of the sea through
the great hole the missile had torn
in the tanker's side
Crew Had Little Time.
There was little time for the crew
to lower away the ltfeboAts, but the
men made the most OF the precious
seconds They were forced to run
ing and pull for q clear area. beyond
the cii@covered sea about the ship.
Many Of them had been horribly
burned. injured and shocked by the
sxplosion. Some Of their ribs STAYED
in: ctAssss their arms ms and .I LEGS shat shat
lone chance for their lives rested in
their ability to speed their boats be-
youd the limits Of the rapidly spread
ing fire that seemed to come like q
molten lava from volcano through the
holes in Mirio's hull
Brawn and pure grit finally won
against desperate odds and the badly
charred lifeboats. with their sitting.
scorched crews were picked up by the
cutters sent out from the coast guard
stations ON the shore and the men were
landed On the beach. Then there wassa
chance to- call the roll Of the crew, and
it was found that eleven men who were
in the Mirio's crew were left in the
biaxing hull. Probably they were killed
by the exploston Of the torpedoes or so
stunned thRt they were unable to join
their mates in leaving the burning ship.
Navy Quickly on Job.
The deed Of the U-boat was, imme-
diately flashed to the headquarters Of
ne nth naval district here and the
nzyy rot on the lob. A swift uatr,oi hoaf.
ono that In peace times had been the
palAtiA1 yacht Of a well known million
aire, tore down the coast at twenty
one knot clip, with feet Of other craft
In her wake. Il was this boat that
brought the survivors to Norfolk to-
night, but the captain Of the Mirlo,
John Roberts, was picked up by a coast
patrol seaplane and brought to Norfolk
at a hundred mile an hour clip In the
Of his crew.
Tonight the Mirlo's- men, half clad,
burned. MANNED and exhausted stil,
were Minded At the foot Of Butte street.
Their clipper was there to meet them
and look after their needs.
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WORK FOR THE men
DISABLED BY WAR
Capital Traction Company
Offers Positions to Soldiers
Partly Incapacitated.

Partly disabled soldiers. including
those who have lost an arm. leg or
fingers. are to be employed by the
Capital Traction Company as conduc-
tors and in other capacities.
( Utilization of their services by
street railway companies Of the coun-
try generally Is expected to follow the
initiative Of the local company yes
terday in notifying, the federal board
of yorattonai traininE cf its wiliing.
ness 70 giye work 70 soldiers who
hsss not bssn sutirsly incapGEitstsd
by their participation in ths war.
:. The Offer. which was communicated
to the board through Vice President
John =. Hanna Of the traction COM
Of survey by the federal body to de-
termine to what extent the services Of
men injured in the war. may be made
use Of by traction concerns
Conductor Partly Disablsd.
The Capital Traction Company now
fs employing as q conductor q Civilian
who has but one leg. This man re-
as . motorman. His service has been
such as to convince the managemeut
that one-legged men can make good
both as motormen and conductors.
There are positions in the power
houses and various operating depart
ments which the company believes
can be filed satisfactorily by men
who have lost an arm or fingers. or
suffered other partial disability. This
belief is shared by the vocational
board. When 1t has made a list of
such positions through the survey to
be conducted. it will propose to, the
street railways Of the nation that
they cooperate in every possible way
In providing employment for the wars
maimed veterans =
Vocational Boards ProblAm.
Information received BY the COM
pany IL to the effect that the yecs-
tional board already 10 confroutsd. hx
the problem Of finding emplsymSaf 6or
about 1.eoo men whose elAims ef dis
ability have been appr0ved BY the war
risk bureau There are said % be
many moro cases now awaiting &C.
tion by the bureau. Surveys Of the
nations industries will be made by
the vocational board, that the work Of
reclafming the war sufferers and es-
tablishing them in useful occupations
may be carried on effectively and ex-
peditiously.
Street railways are expected to fur
nish no small portion Of the first Jobs
to be awarded.
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NAMED LAFAYETTE DIVISION.
Just Organised, With Mai. Gen.
Carter IN Command

CAMP MEADE, Nd, August l7.-The
new l1th Division. just organised.
with Maj. Gen. Jesse Mel Certer -
Iccnna4udef. has been named the La
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THREE BOND DRIVES
IN YEAR PLANNED
Each to Raise Five Billions or
More to Provide Sum to
Garry on War.
FIRST BEGINS SEPT. 20

Tentative plans Of the Treasury pro-
vide for three big liberty loan cam
paigns within the next year, each to
raise $4,000. 100000 or more. The first
will be from September 20 to October
10. as has been announced; the fol-
lowing Is, planned for January or Feb
rusry and the third In May o. luna.
Tkta.nrpgram VIA - nscessary. Il 10
explained. to provide tbs xfss 900. 900.
oee which officials esttmate win be re-
quired to finance war operations dur
ing the year. in addition to the $s,ooo.-
100000 which may be provided by the
new revenue bill now being drafted.
May Combine Two Loans.
II government expenses and loans
to allies fall much below the $34,-
600. 10000 estimate. the government
Is expected to try to combine two
loans into one big campaign for the
largest credH ever sought by any
set % for some ONE time p in he late oHdq Winter Se
Money needs between loan periods
will be fnaced by sale of short-term
certificates of Indebtedness, as in the
past In addition. the Treasury looks
loE u blcduy Inflow OIL money from
tax certificates which banks and cor
poratfons probably will buy in bill
quantities as q means of
virtually paying their taxes in ad-
Every, EFFORT win be made By the
Treasury to make the number Of loans
as few and the time Of financial rest
between the campaigns as long as
possible. Omcials would much rather
have only one more big solicitation in
addition to the fourth campaign, to
start late next month, than two before
the, end Of the fiscal year. next
June 30.
Unfavorabls Seasons for Loans.
One particular season IN which the
Treasury wishes to avoid floating pop
ular loans is the Christmas holidays
and the following weeks Of compare.
tive commercial inactivity, when there
Is danger also Of curtailed Industrial
Another bad time for loans Il the
spring planting season. when farmers
are busy and business men have less
time than usual to devote to cam
paigning. The third period to be
avoided Is June, when huge war taxes
win have to be paid.
No plans for future liberty loans
can be formulated definitely many
weeks In advance. owing to the un-
certainty OF the volume of govern
ment expenditures. Consequently the
program now In the minds Of Treas
ury officials is highly tentative. An
example OF the fluctuations Of expen-
ditures is the fact that, with August
more than half gone, the allies have
called for only $71,000,0 900 loan pay
ments, q little more. than one-third
the usual rate Of Borrowings. :.
Evening star., 1918-08-18

A Navy Department report an
nounced the arrival at an American
port of Norwegian steamer with
twenty-five Of the rescued crew Of the
American schooner Madengadah.
Department ofaciaIs said the name
evidently was garbled. aud that the
men rescued undoubtedly belonged to
the power schooner MadfpEada,
shelled on Winter Quarter shoal
Thursday. :
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NOT UNDER BRAZILIAN FLAG.
Motor Ship Sunk BY U-Boat Was
Flying American Colors.

NEW YORK, August 1.-THE mo-
tor ship Madrugada- sunk Thursday
morning on thA Virginia coast and
previously reported as Brazilian
vessel was under the American nag
when she was sent to the bottom.
It was learned here today that the
ship cleared as an American craft.
but was to be turned over to . Bra.
zilian firm on arrival at Santos, Brazil,
her port Of destination.
Evening star., 1918-08-18
Atturnsy Had Little to Say.

1ftDrney Vanderveer had Httie TO
say heyond announcing that he would
attempt TO obtain . retrfal. Previ-
ously. however, he had characterized
Judge Landfs' instructions to the
Jury - clear. concise and fair"
Separate trials were granted to four
Of the I W. W. members arrested,
but It n believed improbable that the
case8 will ever come into court The
.ssysrznces were granted to Joseph J.
EfknE. Eljxabeth Gurley Flynn. A. d.
Knba0 and Carlo Tresca.
EWeu<y<hree aE the original 1z7 ar.
HuG1oA y1Re d3En1saoa
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WEATHER.

Cloudy and continued cool. probably
light rain. today: tomorrow. fair and
warmer.
Temperature for "a hours ending
ending at 10 o'clock last night: High
est. %, at 3 pm; lowest, 65, at am.
yesterday. Full report on page 3.
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Ouinito Valverde ante CGrranzu.

Aver fue recibido en- audiencia pr
vada por don Venustiano Carranza
ell Excelentisimo senior Duque de
Amaifi, Embajador de Espana cerca
del gobieruo carrancista.
La e~ntrevista, que fue solicitada
por ell diplomatico espanol, tuvo por
objeto la presentation Il don Venus
tiano, del compositor Y aplaudido mu-
sico espano! Quinito Valverde, autor
de varias de las mas famosas Ear
zuelas espanolas modernas, que es
~empresario de la compania de zarzue-
la que actua en- el Teatro Iris de es-
Ia capital.
Con motive de la presentation de
Quinito Valverde con Carranza, Sc
ha murmurado que este compositor
pedira a don Venustiano permiso pa
IA que Jose F. Elizondo, poeta V
zarzuelista mexicano que Sc halla re-
fugiado en- Cuba Y que ha escrito va
rias ~zarzuelas en- collaboration con
Valverde, pueda volver 4 la Repu-
blica sin tenor de sufrir persecucio-
mes por parte de sus enemigos politi-
cos.
Para los carrancistas tiene Jose F.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-19
LOS E. UNIDOS DARAN
AYUDA ECONOMICAL A
RUSSIA

WASHINGTON, Octubre 17.-Hoy
Sc supo en- esta capital Gae 5ajo ia
direction del PreSidcnte wilson, sc
dara una ayuda economical a Russia
por Ell gobie-no de los Estados Uni
dos. por medic de Ia agencia del Con-
sejo del Concrete de Guerra. Esta
7~olitica es el resultado de Ia deter
minacion inter-aliada, de apoyar Y
sostener e. movimiento militar tche-
co-elovaco en- Siberia, con el fin de
que tome una mayor extension para
rehabilitar tambien aquel as secciones
de Russia amigos de las aliados V res
tablecer el frente oriental.
Fl Conseio de Concrete de Guerra,
sera Ell que Sc encargue de arreglar
las e~xportaciones de where's, ropas,
maquinaria agricola Y otros imple-
msntos V provisiones que sc necesi-
tan Ell Russia, para lograr Ia reha-
bilitacion de csc pals. Ell prop6situ
que Sc tiene es el de YER 81 pue6e
organiZarse IN nuevo sistema r.ilita,
russo. que Sc enfrente con los alema-
mes V los obligue a evacuar el terri
torio ocupado V obtenga tambien "a
anulacion Gel tratado de Brest-Li-
tovsk.
Ell envio de provisiones Sc nara
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| Elizondo ell grave delito de ser ausor
dek libreto de la ~zarzuela de costum-
Dres mexicanas l!a.nada "Ei PAS &c
la Metralla," escrita durante el go
bierno del Grail. Huerta Y endereza-
| da tcda a c~riticar 4 Carranza Y a les
| revolucionarios de 1913.
Sc cree muy dificil que Carranza
| acceda a 10 que probablemente lie pc
dira Quinito Valv,rde.
In general regreSa u
III Baja California.
Despues de permanecer por algu-
nos dias en- esta capital; a donde vino
llamado por don Fenustiano Carran-
"a, ha ~regresado a laBaia California
ell general Juan Meta, Gobernado'
del Distrito Sur de Ia referida Pc
ninsula.
La vista del mencio1iado general
esta relacionada con ell proyecto que
lie fue presentado 4 Carranza refe-
rente a repartir entire los pueblos de
los Districts Norte Y Sur de la Ba-
ia California las extensiones de te-
reno que les fueron confiscadas POI
Ia revolution a los te~rratenientes de
los tiempos anteriores a la revuelta
;niciada por Madero.
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HAGA ST. CEREEZA.

No c~ualquie- bebida dulce O de las llama
3aS ''casi ce-ycza.' si=O n vcriade-a GER
Yea. sabrosa. fue-te y eSPEmCSa.
SufninjStra-emJS = listed nUsstrO eIt-acto
de ce-veza Victoria conSistentc De liDulo
y malta de las mejores. con el cual pusde
listed hacec en- casa, ScEuR nuestgas ~iEstruc-
Clones. Z mejor cerve=a.
Fl ssrecio de I'm paggc:e de Victoria Beer
para hacc- : galoneS De breaa cc--
vcza Lager. G. $50. NardencS {, tiac-o cCl
81 o-den y recjbi-a e! a-ticGb lbrc dc gas
:cs. Ia fabricaci Il dc ServeEa cH casa : el
eryio De nucst-o cxtracto. = los cstadCs pro-
hjoicionistas. Is lega,. Garantizamos salts
faction.
VICTORIA SUPPLY COMPANY,
NEW YORK, y. Y.
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DE- Ia CIUDAD DE MEXICO
Asalto cometido por unos elegantes.-Se descubrio un
gran deposito de marihuana.-QuinitO Vaiverde rue
recibido por Carranza.-Surgio otro confhcto en-
Veracruz. -
O.

Inspection de Policia de que Ell deter
minada casa de Ia Gale Garcia Diego,
de ia Colonia Hidalgo, viva I'm in
dividuo que Sc dedica a vender esa
yerba que Sc llama m~arlhuana, dis
puso cue varies agenteS Sc t%ranSlada-
ran al citado lugar para proceder a
"a APPREHENSION del culpable Y Ia de-
contraction de la danina m~ercancia.
Modesto VillanuevG e ell nombre
lei individuo que habitaba la casa en-
question, de donde Ia policia e~ytrajo
IN verdadero cargamento de marihua-
ma que We estaba colocada en- quinien-
tics costales dc pequeno peso, para ser
cnviada 4 distintas parties.
En- una mesa que estaba en- la, mis-
ma habitaci6n donde la ~marihuana
fue hallada, habia un libro en- eli que
constaban nombres Y direcciones de
algunos centenares de individuos que
Sc cree son los c~ompradores a quie-
ne Villanueva surtia periodicamente
de la perjudicial yerba.
En- I'm amplio corralon que perte-
nece q la propia casa, Sc hallaba IN
plantio de marihuana en- toda forma,
de donde esta yerba era cortada de
cuando en- cuando por el induStrioso
protector de los viciosos capitalinos.
La marihuana fuG recogida por la
policia V ell oultivador y vendedOr de
Ia enloQuecedora yerba quedo a dispo-
sicion de Ia Inspection Oral. de Poll
r:a para ser turnado su case al juz-
gado respective.
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Sprgio ot,'o conthctc
otY'er0 en- Verucru1.


ACADIA de llegar I esta capital una
cor,ision ~nombrsGa por Ia Comrania
La Terminal Dc FeracruZ e integrada
por alguncs altcs %empleados de dicha
compania. quienes vienen 4 entrevis-
tar 81 Secretario de Industria. Conner
clio V Trabajo de don Venusriano, pa
"a zaniar las nuevas dificultades que
Sc han p.esentado en- Neracruz entire
los obreros Y la negotiation referi-
la.
Las nuevas dificultades han tenido
Dor origen la resolution que la COM
pai;ia Terminal puso EN- practica, de
echar mano para cubrir algunos
puestos cuya ocupacion era urgente,
de obreros que no forman parte dc
los sindicatos establecidos.
Los trabajadores que pertenecen \
estos, Sc opusieron al ingreso de los
srabaiadores nc sindicalizados Y pa
rece que hallaron apoyo decidito por
Dayte de las autoridades civlles, con
10 cual han sido iesionados los inte-
reses v los derecnos de la compania
mencionada, por 10 que esta, poi me-
do de la comision que ha nombrado,
s~olicita ahcra la Intervention Official.
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tanto por Ia ruta dc Arkangel Y Ia
costa murmana, como por la de Via
divostok.
FL acurdo Y convenio sobre esta
1olitica, Sc sabe que Ia sido el re-
sultado de los ~esfucrzos unidos de
las misiones aliadas envi2das q los
Estados Unidos. Para fGcilitar el
envio de esas provisiones Sc ha dado
aviso a varias firma; americans que
Sc dedican a negocios de exportacion
e Importation, dc que el Corsejo &c
Concrete de Guerra esta autorizado
para expedir ciertas licencias de ex-
%portacion.
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MEXICO, II de octubre.-En Ia
calzada de San Antonio Abad Sc lie
70 a cabo aver IN escandaloso asalto
por IN grupo de cinco indivlduos ele-
gantemerte vestidos, de quienes no Sc
ha podido apoderar Ia policia.
FL senior Jose Luis Contreras CANT
naba por la referida calzada a las
res de la tarde. piioteando un auto
m6yil Overland" nuevo Y de SUI pro-
oiedad. cuando al pasar por cerca de
un pradito que hay = Ia derecha del
canine, fue llamado para que hIcler"
alto. por los referidos elegantes.
e. aspecto de estos hizo que Ell Sc
o Contreras detuviera ST. caro- pa
"a saber de que Sc trataba, pero ape
a habia refrenado Ia velocidad del
Overland" cuando n de los ele-
gantes Sc lanzo sobre el Y lie asesto
IN fuerte golpe en- el cerebro, hacien-
dolo uuedar sin sentido en- el asiento.
Ell resto del grupo Sc subio enton-
ces en- el caro-, Y todos juntos en-
prendieron veloz carrera hacia las
GALES centricas dc Ia capital, yendo
q hacer alto frente 2 ana casa de la
Gale dc EStanca dc Mujeres, en- donde
fue introducido ell senior Contreras Y
cncerrado en- una habitacion interior.
Dos horas mas tarde, el ~despojado
go!peado senior voivi6 en- 81 Y pidio
auNilio, presentandose la pohcia para
tomar los datos encamina6oS a 10
APPREHENSION de los culpables.
Ia caryGme,sto dc ~me'ihuanc.
Habiendo tenido conocimiento Ia
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10 Nnmaron o cren'aS.
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Ell CONDADO DE WEBB PASO
SU QUOTA DE SUBSCRIPTION
PARA Ell CUARTO EMPRESTITC

LAREDO, Texas. Octubre liza
ciudad de Laredo, cabecera del Conda
do de Webb Y el Condado mismo,
han ~suscrito va con eXceso, Ia Quota
u les fuera fijada, para el Cuarto
Emprestito de la Libertad.
Aver en- Ia tarde Sc alcanzo Ia cifra
fiiada a este Condado, asi es cue to-
das las suscripciones que sc co:oquen
hasta ell proNmo sabado, ultimo dia
de la campana, seran en- exceso.
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Habiendo tenido conocimiento Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-19

EiullItud de PerSoa1s me ila.nai
6ruIc. pOr Ia simple raz0n de que NJ
r0mpreldeR mis- SlnpieS, pero etscII-
Tos metCuoS &c cUrar q dlstancla g.
e. 5 de medicinaS. 0troS dlcen cue
SOY unO de tanLOS chariataneS Qut
surCan el ~coltunsnte; perO nlagCH;
de eStaS p~eESonSS tlelen una leEa! !
!usCflcada razon; tengo en- mi pose
sion mnumeF2blsS testimonies de p4
clenteS agraGeCIQoS. personals censor
Vatiyas ' hURr2GaS, que eStan prom
Gelante de 2utOrldadss completeness,
tas para dar UNI declaration iuraGa
aseguran6o que las personals que ST.
gan ms INSTRUCTIONS Y ~cOnSsloS Ge
bucna Ie, nc solo puedcR a!ivial sus
Intermediates, pero ~COnServar 81 re-
bud GsSpaeS de aGquirida, eStas per-
sonaS soG Residences de EStadOS Uni
dos y Mexico : yeciR0S de algunoe
de ids, p~regLnIeleS directsmenTe NJ
hay que atestiguar con muertUs. 81
Rrbol Sc conoce por 81 fruiO, va clare
veran que no soy brujo nj ME ayuGa
el diablo; auuque trato entermsiadeS
de toGa naturalezd. Nj trabalo Sc GA.
"a en- principles l0gicOS ' uaturaies :
"a fileSofia de viyIr en- los cOpociniel-
sos que teRgamoS de nEesIra actual
s~Iistencia Y Su prODoSito. Mi mas
grande dsSeO es ayudar I aqueiies
que quieran ser ayudados Y servir a
Dies No 50 Iejen epgaRar; 10 pa
guen 81 diRe-o I persGnas Sit escfu.
puic, que GescaraGameEte ~preteRoe2
se- ell Professor y. c. Martinez de Log
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