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The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-02-11

WOulQ Tedlly Ue Ou my way nOue. I spent from Sunday to Monday in Copenhagen and here I met Capt Totten, connected with the American military legation in Cope nhagen. l met him as was getting on a train. l was Juggling my heavy bag and try. ing to lift it on the high steps.
 "Oh. darn!" I said.
 This man smiled and said. You are an American"
 told him "yes," and he then took charge of my bag and of me and was treme ndou ly nice. got in Christiania about p. n. Tu- sday, July 16.
 Capt. Totten told me I would have to stay in Christiania six days befort could leave. Once more panic seized me. for boat was leaving for America in three days and I wanted to get it.
 But Capt Totten said he would sec. what he could do. He communicated with MT. Caff1n, the American consul general at Christiania, another very nice man. and Mir. Cafin, after ques, tioning me. said he would see that got that boat. You see. they are so suspicious there of any person coming from Germany. They have had such terrible examples of German spying that they must be careful. A Strange Story. In Norway I heard of the Norwe- gian captain upon whose boat an English army officer, a spy, had se- creted himself to escape from Ger many. He was in terrible danger, but had managed to get to the boat and he would have escaped had not the captain been a German sympa- thizer.
 He found the English officer on board and. instead of giving him to England. turned him over to Germany again. People heard of it and now that officer is not permitted to go in to any port. Any time his ship ap- breaches a port. he Is warned away. The Germans don't want him, his own people won't have him; no neu- tral will take him in and, unless he gets some place where he Is not known, he and his crew may starve
 It i- w2ird ~to:y, but I heard i so many times and from cuch reilabl sources that I believe it to be true.
 This happ d jul little while after the Ge;Dan courier had bee n found on a No " gian boat with h! ruitca-c full of bomb and aft~r u, bomb had I n -,u d ;.rl n th c or a NJ " gi"n t ;El0".
 On, thing, if c m..s hat u, 1T Ing,and Il u C. dialy hat in retu b. cny county or tn I which har had ar. thing to do wit r. It rc| m f.ible thing tn;
 wi1' ? ull c.nt nt al. a ol ally good {; art, indu tiiou q tll fifty. hou De made an obj ct of hate evoryh2. cau-o of tn action of W peopl ruling o,er that pco.lc Som hoy with it all, I f I 0 l' fo~ C -mon aft ,g tn war, fo it Y to n tn it will b. ntu i2s b fo-c tn z n n,tion cvor a~ain c"n talk ii old place.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-02-11
lUi,GSTEN MINE
 WILL OPERATE

For some time past the tungsten mine on Steel creek, which was ope rated for a short time last fall, has been closed down. Much specula ton has been indulged in as to whether it would open again.
 It will be of interest to the public in general to know that it is the in tention of the owners to operate the mine during the coming year. and word has been received that sup plies will soon be on the way to commence work on the property.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-02-11
BOYS DELAYED
 BY BIG STORM

As result of big storm which is raging along the trail in the vi. cinity of Rapids and McCallum. the stage which is carrying the boys who are going out to enlist has been stormbound. A delay of about three days may be expected before the trail will be in good shape to travel on.
 By the delay of Mondays stage at Rapids the stage which left yester day will be enable to catch up with it. and no doubt there will be a merry gathering of Fairbanksans, al the road house.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-02-11
HOLD MEETING
 DEFENSE BODY

Tonight will be the regular meet ing of the defense council and. a. matters of importance are likely to come up, it is urged that all mem. bers of this body be on hand at tht hour appointed.
 These meetings are set for every Thursday night until further notice and questions of national importance are open for discussion as they come up. The hour will be eight o'clock the place the local board office.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-02-11
THE TRUTH ABOUT GERMANY

Alter they had refused to change my money at the Deutscher bank, went to the main bank of Berlin, the Reich bank. Here they changed 1t and did not treat me so badly. had to leave my moTey and come back for the other money and, as that would have been after the bank was closed for the day, they gave me a piece of paper which admitted me to the bank about p. m. went back at that time and got my money, re- ,ceiving only five marks on the dollar. That is low rate. In Sweden, an American dollar is given seven marks.
 Start for Home.
 They gave me 1000 marks, and sealed the rest of the money so I could not open it until was beyond the frontier. That seemed another silly thing for them to debut they did it.
 l paid my rent. bought my tickets and got everything ready to leave the next morning. Saturday. packed my trunk. but of course had to leave it there. They kept it two weeks, go- ing over everything in it, then sent it on to Christiania, Norway. Up to this date l have not received it yet. They had to read every bit of writing in it. look over all my music and stamp everything, for if. at the from tier. one thing would be found not stamped officially. there was likell- hood that the whole trunk would be confiscated.
 My bag was treated the same way everything examined and stamped. I had a couple of fiction books I wanted to read on the way and I had a great deal of trouble getting them out. They were looked over thor oughly. so to be sure they did not contain mysterious messages or maps or something like that. Even my prayer book was stamped.
 Then I really started. I had to travel second class. in stuffy little compartment without any comforts, but I did not mind that I travelled on the train from to 12 a. ID. Sat urday and then reached the frontier. When I had applied for my passports 1 had to give the kommandatore three pictures of myself. Ono he past. cd on the passport, the other two he sent on to the frontier.
 When I got to Warn mundo, the frontier town. hand over my passports and was givon a slip of paper with a number on it in rotu n
 Out of Germany.
 Tn n wa talk into a loorl where a woman stlippcd a;.d xGm in d me f.om h ad to foot Sh took down ID! hair. look in my choer, in the wal tb; nd of m cloth 7 and thc hcmr. Sh- wo k liko lightning but he c tainly wa tho ouGh Fin ally she said l could pass. Tn n l received my passports and my lag which had been put through as g ucl- ing an examination as I had. and was out of Germany.
 The very air scom dit'cr nt on the othcr "ide of thc bordcr.
 Then I took the boat to Cop nhaG n Denmark, and from there prepared to go to Christiania, Norway, wh
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-02-11
SEATTLE BUSY:
 HAS IDLE MEN

Recent arrivals from the Outside, in speaking of conditions in some of the large cities. and Seattle and Tacoma especially, state that both places are working at top pressure, due to war activities.
 Although busy, peculiar cOndi. ton exists in the fact that there are large numbers of idle men at both places. More men could be worked
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-02-11

than are at present hired. but traffic conditions are such that they cannot be taken to and from their work by the transportation companies. In this respect, while the men are will. ing to work, they cannot do so ow- ing to not being able to report for duty~.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-02-11
EXPERIMENT OF MHUGH
 WILL BE MADE HERE

The remains of Frank McHugh, who was cremated last Sunday at Brooks by a fire which destroyed his cabin. will be brought to Fair banks for burial. As the deceased was we'll known in this district. some of his friends will take charge of the remains and attend the fun. eral.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-02-11
ATTEMPTS MADE
 BLOW UP PALACE

LONDON. Feb. 5.-The Times has received Berlin advices by the way of Berne that an attempt was made to bomb the imperial palace in the formes city Saturday night. Tho strikers are said to have thrown . bomb at the palace. but no damage was done. Twenty-Five arrests havc been made by the military authori ties.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-02-11
0UDVLAN IS ON
 WAY FAIRBANKS

In custody of Deputy Marshal Frank Miller. Jerry Quinlan. who was one of the victims of the recent fire in Brooks in which Frank Mo Hugh lost his life. has left Brooks to be lodged in the federal jail in Fairbanks.
 At the trial in the commissioners court at that place he was sentenced to serve six months on a charge of intoxication-
 PRESBYTERIAN LADIES' AID
 HOLD ELECTION OFFICERS
 Today at 2 P. M. an election of officers of the Presbyterian Ladies' Aid society will be held at the Pres byterian manse. It is urged upon all members of the society to be present at this meeting so that all may ballo, on their choice of candidates for the several offices.
 Diamonds are seldom marked down low enough to enable short people to reach them. "r
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-14
Ell C0RONEL ALFONSO
ANAYA MURIO EN-
UNA EMBOSCADA

Per Correo. pc-a IL PRENSA."
TOLCCA. , dc agc5.o.-Se nan recibido
aqui ~roticias QUO vienen 4 rccti:icar las Que
ci-cVlsron resrec:o E IA nue-tc del tenien'c
corcnel Alfonso Aasya. de ac:cn SC dijo cue
hahia sido asc5:aado cuando sc dedicaba a
haccr propaganda p~o!icica 81 lcs TueSlos de
Tcxen;it!an = Su!.epec.
Tales no;iciss son CT O. scnridc de cue q
reicri6o iefe earra-cis,a cay6 rnucrro VIC
TINA dc una emboscadr que las tur-=as z,pa-
tis,a. lcs rusirron a las que mandaba dicho
i-f-. qgien al ladn de los suyos s- BATH
va~.icn.cnc1te hEsta sucumblr.
En- Ir puntn icnomlnado "Cajoacs" sc hg-
ilaSs una grursa partida tie zapa;istas. A.
Maya :cclo!5 i:Lcnc- Re r. a hatirics y ala
SC e.camin3 cot ara cu!unns dc soldadcs de!
goo:srao. a! iicrs" Il dieEu runto. los IN
~is.:5in, yG"rci=n hs5cr ev:cuGLo csc. 9oG
% rr- c. lee carrIncista ordeaa : Zoe ruy,,
Ca msl.a >ue'La. .er, al ~v-Eifirsr -s.s no.
80 vi-rcH -Tv:e!sc- por los rcb=!d=s.
ru!c-rs . aa-m= r7,. .rs h.cian tuezo dc fu-
g s1-trailzdura,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-14
ST RINDLO FL JEFE
REVOLUCIONARIO
B. CASTILLO
Los generates PaIacios
Y lara salem a
hacer ull viaje de
inspection
,or Correo. para IA PRENSA."

Por Correo. para IA PRENSA."
VERACRUZ. TERACRUZ. : de agos:".-
Les autoriGaies m.litares &c Coa:epec. porr--
neciente 4 este Estadc. han dado cuenta al
Gob:erno del m.srro. dc que e! cnGccilha re-
cclte Bruno Castillo. QuicH. seg;n Sc DICE.
merodeaba sor los a!-ed-lores dc d!,ha 20
blac;6n a Ia cabeza de- IN g.upo Ge rcbe!Ges.
SC ha rendido al Sob:eruo habieniosc prescn-
taiu en- Coa,cpec ante ias au,oricades. pa:=
deponcr las Rrmas : hacer uue sus homSres
hicieyen o;ro tanto. VA que. scgin dec!."a-
ron. estaban carsaGos DC sostener una lucha
tan larsa como cs;ari!. y arhciaban volver
:. sus ho.ares y a sus :rabaioS &c antaho.
A,gunas personals dc las que estan al ;aa-
% del ninc-o dc isies cue operan en- el Es-
;.2o. y que los conoccI p todcs sunpuc tan
solo por -eiercneias. dec'srEI Qge no han
;enido ~not;cias De que alTun je;c dc nombrc
Bruno Castillo haya andsGo levEntado en ar
mas. por 10 que Sc cree aaui Que Ia rcndi-
ci6n dc tai csbccilla y De tales rebcIdes cs
solo UNA mentira urG;da por los carrancistas
de Coa:cpcc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-14
ROGUE ESTRADA ST N-Go \ AYUDAR
LOS ~CAToLlCOs.

GUADALAJARA. JALISCO. : dc Asosto.-
ROGUE Estrada. leader revoiuc;onario que 4
compa56 = F:-acisco / Madero en- ST. si.a
dcrnoc:a;ica antes de ia revoicci6n de ,9l0 =
qae f2@ Gu.aasc a:San s;en,po 1iia;s;ro as
Instruction P1al;ca en- c; Seb.c:ao &c fac:o
cue :o.:nj Casraaza. legs : cots r:Idsc 81
viaie de .ee-eo nc3ped&ndcso en- e. Ho:el Fs-
n:N.
Va-.as dau,a= &C !as Que a t.,inas tc::as
han estado hacienda c~rs,.onc, para cue or
e. Es;cGo cesea Jas 9cz,clT>:oEes en- eonsca
&C los ~elealcatcS oa:6i.ccs. a-o-ds-oa. 81
b:e76a "A iatIuc=c:E cue Estrada tie1c ee-ca
del So5:crao ca-Ta7cis:a, soiicitar ST. ny.dn en-
favor de los ca;6icos cue &C hsils=: presses y
de los saec-do,cs cue c,t&n sicaGo victimas
& PersccUc:oEss.
Una comis;6n dc las cscss;tas dar'as pas6 al
uaencionado hotel a entrevis;ar a Rogue Es-
trada. a2!en. Una vez eaterado &c 10 que las
dana. solicisabsn de e, con,cs;o cue 81 hacia
mucho tempo cue Sc halasa -e:irado dc Ia
po!teies. Cue 81 Influenza era nala cerca de
don VenustiSao y que, sdem&s. aun en- el case
de que alSo valera 81 opinion en- e. concep-
TO del sobicrao. nunca IA poadSia Al s~e-v!:io
&c los cst5lcs,. = auienes conccptua5a COCO
cncniEcs De las libe-tades pd6,ieas.
La b-uses y d~eseonedida condensation de
Estrada ha side conentads asrianente en- pd-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-14
PARAAUXlLIARAL 0S
POBRES Sc NCAUTA
UNAS RESES
In s~ecyetario de gobier.
no hace Ia carload
quitando sus bienes
al yecino

POr Co-rev. para LA PRENSA.@
GJANAGuATo, Gro. : de Rgos---tl
Sc-re:sr:o Je GoG;erno. licenciado Lucio B-r-
!anga. practice aatier una vista 4 los hosp
ciCs De nihos : cinas Re ssta ciudad y al
Hospital Civil. Para darss cuenta eNacta re
les n-,c,iGaLsk de -a!es sf.ahie, Imien:os.
pGcs Sc ie hab.a d!cho Qae en- clos faita-
w has;a "a Indispensable. n wees, para Ia l.
hrlcn;ici6n &c 'os asi!aGos.
Z! re:c-it, fun,:onario SC en,ontro con
Que. en- sfec;S, as recur,os con Gac cuental
LIS ADMINISTRATORS de di,ho> es;aOiccimien-
lesprerda que los s.!aGos pas-n Dor situa-
ciJn der,asiadc dificll.
q Sc--esario - Gobie-no ot-ec:" proper
,:onsr foa:cs a ia mayor hrevedad 4 los hos
rie:os y al hospital de -eterencia.
Esa misa:. ta:de. en- tsn!o que Be-!aaEa
Sc ded;;aba a revisar los p-csupacstos oticia-
les para tratar De -emciisr "a ~a:lictiva 81
.:aci \ porqae asraviesan los estable:imien-
;os cue visit5 20. "a maaana. On emplesdo
fedora, lego a dare pa-te de cue ea unn
hacienda inae4.s,a a Ia villa de ;,e.:ado va
oisn sido r~ecog:dos cien,o veintio;aco re5es,
que ha6iaa side en:oatrada5 p~astanlo On ,e-
--crcs dc "a fcIe-aei6n.
:. Sec-c:ar:o caaont.o in-nel.a:-mcate' IA
solaci6n ie! pro5Iens que ;en:a entire nrsno':
o-Gcn6 : sus s4aa.e-nos Qsc las .e-cs s-co-
Eidas f1c-an rcai;=adas r-on;s=acntc en- c,
ner.ado local = 60 e c2:scSasen : 81 !os
.oaaos para propo--:on&Isclos Il los h~os7icios
y :! Hospital Girl
Como q Sana5o ~eecz;do ro- los ,Oldadot
. maSniEieo, caeo&:-' oronso n'arc::aa;o.
,leaGo as eica:o &: pi:o DC ca5c=ss veal.das
= ouer rrsc.o, l pear de cue .os taeno- o.
ciia> So a2:es.-@.o" ! hs-er Ia rceiamac.j ii"
respc.ii,a.
L. .oados. en- y:e,;y. s.e-on dOnaios = jos
estGb.ea imientos ta"t2, wee, msHcionatos -
r, 70, hacsaIs4os cat2bia:4n una demanGa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-14
No lie Pegue! Senora!
Su niHo esta Jilioso
Y ~calenturiento
Observe su leasua. 81 esta sucia,
limpie 81 pequeno est0mago.
ell higado Y los intestinos

No pcgue a los ni6os enfermizos.
Yea 5: >iene la lengua sucia, pues es-
% es IN signo i~requivoco de que 81
oenueao est6maCo. el hicadc ' los in
eestinos. est=n en- nal estado.
DeIe Una crcnaraGI5a de "Jarabe de
Uigos de California cuanGo los yea
paIidos. calenturientos. resf-iados,
con nal de gargaHta, cuando no CO.
men, duermen 0 actuan De mane-a
natural. cuando tengan dolor de es-
tonnage. indigestion o d~iarrea. Y en-
uras cuantas horas todos los desper-
dicios. bills agrias. Y a~li1er;os en-
fermentation. saldraa de los intesti-
nos, V tend-a listed a ST miro alegre
y jusuet6n de nuevo. Los ninos to-
mar con gusto este i7ofensivo La
xante de Frutas' ' las madres pue-
den darlo sin miedo a los ninos para
limpiar los intestinos.
T6ngalo sienp-e a IA n'ano. seno-
"a, Tn POGO adrinistrado hoy evil
tara "a enfe-medad Gel nino manana,
pero obteaga e. genuine. Pida en- Ia
botica INA botelia de "Jarabe de HI
Cos de California" con ia cue van
d~irecciones para los bebes, ninos de
todas edades : para los a6ultos. Re-
cua-de que hay imstaciones Que Sc
venden por 10 que es indispensable
cue Sc file que esta hecho Dor Ia Ca
lifornia Fig Syrup Co REFUSE
cualquier otro jara5e de higos cue
le ofrescan. [A!-l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-14
GENTLEMEN:

ears. Tryox., Strych. Sulph., Pie
nolphtalein., Podoph, Res, Iron Pep
tomato. P. Z. Gentiar. Oleoresin Gin
ger. Teka-Diastase GlyceroPhospha-
e OF Lime" ErSene es:a formula a
cualquier msGico ' eAtonces plGa una
GAIA de pildoras nunlero 500; sufi-
cientes para ounce dias y cuestan
SI.OO. seis caiss por $500. Las pill
doras numero 800 son venaidaS solo
Dor nosotros. Girectamente al consul
nnido-. Garantizamos Que obraraH de:
modo mas benafjco en- e. hsaao '
los intescinos, purifican IA saagra :
sen una grandisima ayUda para IL d.
gestion. Fortifican los nervios de5i.
les = dan energias. vigor Y vitalicao
a personals debj!as = g~astadas. Se en-
viau libres de -astos de porte al re,
cibo de SI.OO G { cajaS por $500. The
Fare Co. Dept. No. 500 Beckman
Bldg. Cleveland, OHIO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-14
CARUSO TITA RUFO
IRAN A NUESIRA
REPU6LiCA
Otros notabillsimos
aFtIstas iran a la
t~emporada dc
InViernO

Pnr Corr.o. para ~ PEENSi-"
MENICO : de agosta--La rV.ic.@ dc gu"
Jos ao;ablcs ~a-tistas unjversalTen:c conoei-
COS Enrique Cavasso y TIA Rufo. vendra7
4 Mexico para canta- du-antc IA pr6Tima .em-
po-ada invc-nal de tpe-a. Nen6 &C enta-'2'-
no 4 !cs =a=ehos af!cion5os ! m, ejdetelrr-lo
no a los muchos aticionaas' a "a "nis'ca cia-
sica.
Como a los nOmb-es de To- cmi"cn;eS
cea;on:ss So a=rssaran los d o;ros ;~u"i-
mez:e no,2D!cs ; Sc desc qIe i~2a:-.vH;S
vead-iar a Mexico 81 II p-jNima temposada.
e. enap-esario s.s=uct Si-a!di :ae cntrcyis:a-
do para cue pro2orc:onara Una i7:orn:a'i6n
sc-idiea so6ge e. particular. y ss,e vis;o a.
.isia y conoc:do em9rcsario man.,ss.o I"
>,Ea,en,e:
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Los generates car-anc.st2s hsriherto lara
mace alsunoa d:a. en- esta pob!cci6n y Sc d
dicahan a tomar bahos de mar. salieron !
horGo de TN caro- especia! Pullman, agre-
sado al t-en de 7asajc:os. llcranGo con eios
a nune-oEcs oficiales y soldado,.
ScSun Sc Ia sRb;do ell viaje de los gene
rates en- c~uestitn scri dc irape-ci6n dc las
Was fe-roca--ileras cEtrc Mexico y este
Estado. para cue ei Eobierno tenxa no:a de
les sezuriiades con que pueden co--cr Jos
:crrocarrilcs.
los menc:oasdos generates :!evan una han
da de misica para anenizs- su viaje de ms
pe:ci6n militia.
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Ira n"' cjG chGygart".

Ira 1"' cjn c!Gy1g0rt".
Los rcs1iiadcs de estu crtrey.. 20 Sc hi
-.c:on cspcrar: nj Ola Siru:er'a, q per:6d.co
CO ms:rss pub!icaba On p-imcra p!anG una
information escandaiosa N IA cue Sc daba
cuents DO que Il hanco X. es;a5a 81 qu:cb-a.
Naturaimen.c COMO en- tai nanco ticncn depo-
si;adc> SIS ic7do, mrchaS casus impor;antcs.
ia alarma tlr dcsconunal ; ;odos guerra !
= IA ,ez eNtr-cr sus -ondos Ge aque!is casa
qge cs;aba. probab;er.entc. 4 punto de sus-
p'"cc- sg> pa"oz. va que IN diario Ian2sba
II no,.cia lie que - h2!!aoa en- qu.eora.
Cuaato 10, prim2-rs clicntcs ~liega-on ror IA
mai@Ea /. Il casa bancar:a or question y re-
.,.a~on sGt fondo. Que en- ella ;eaiaa. no le
"aas5 $50 cx:raneza q! personal del banco :
pr-o como uotasen Que ga u@a veriadera a.
"alancts 4. ciiea:cs que iban en- dcmanGa de
~ dr,huc-5n d sGs Ccp6tl.o@. trataron
de av,r.-.ar % caGsa Ge aaucI!o. : en;oaccs
alsaao lie los cue iIcSa5ra en- demanda dc 81.
'onGos les mos;r6 IN ~ejcmp!ar dc! d;a-io III
.; ~" g arVac.sba la su7ues,a qU:ebra Le
q casa bancar;a.
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'esdfGr Eos a~gcJyrss rtEtCH-S
"NaGa tan cisr:n so=," aae 10 ~.s-ores can
.antes QUE astlaJn;cn:e rccorren los principal
les centres arcls;icos del made. vend-@n T. 80
q. capital duran:e "a tezporado de opera que
50 Vanguard en- e. iavic.no p:6Sino. Les
.~sfGec-es CUE he veaido hsc.cr3o. ayrisdo
po- personals aecroeGn5ss. anaa:os &c! s-te {
.nfluysatcs cn nucs:ro a:sd:o. Ia dnio POI 70
sgl:ado cue este - cast co5o ar-oz,Sdo para
Gge e. 2ahI;co 90 H:i@ico ; una -raa Par:e DC:
de io5 E=:25os. c,:u=ae : ia c1.7e=cias del
ar;e =rrsica; ah7-a cue - T7ssen.a una de
a~QucIi=s O7ov:sE!asdca o;e 7-:s.ea 80 :7icas
en- = vida &c nse:n"es somc a me%.eEna.
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dcs"arcof. II fo'sq ,rior:nGc,6r-
e pe-srrai del bsnco proccdij inmed;aia-
nen;o a domos:rar = sus ciica;cs Ia mcn,i-
"a &C ca'-rHaba tai noticia. = 10 hizo de
maanra tan comp!cta, que muchos nesocian-
:"s que ~ as5iaa rc;irado 'us :onios de n
mencionada nrEo;iscion los rus;c-on on .
liz nue"amcnte.
Sin embargo C ESQ. graves Gahos rcsib;6
CT 81 ersd;:o IA -eir~ida institution. por ;
occ - dice cue "a r ~7roccic- - contra DE-
rc::6d:co cue lanz5 nj cspee!o oro 70 ,uvo O.
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pro:asado 81 Pie.
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HACE CHANTAGE UN
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