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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-26
Baseball Boy Saved.

In coming out of my home one
day 1 saw young friend. Where
are you going?' l called to him.
up to see the camel" well, a
friend OF mine sent two tickets,
and 1 shall be pleased to have you
accompany me-" Arrived at the
grounds, said to him: HAS it
ever occurred to you that your
parents would be glad to their son
taking his place in the church +?
Do you know that Jesus Christ
loves you. and did you ever think
how the Savior bore your sins in
his own body?" I gave him John
-s:16. We had a little prayer, and
he decided for Christi. yelling
ton Wood.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-26
Slave Converted.

Cambo was a slave, and he says:
>''As me and another servant of the
name of Bess was working in the
field, me began to sing, 1T is time
to go. home when Bess say to me,
'Cambo, why you sing so forT Me
say, Me no sick, me no sorry, why
me no sing% Bess say, You better
pray to your blessed Lord and Mas
sab, to have mercy on your SOUL
Fireworks sound in my ears. Bet
ter pray to your Lord and NASSAU
By and by me feel bad. Then me
cry out, Mercy, mercy, Lord! on
poor Cambo!' By and by glad come
in my heart Then sun look gay
woods look gay-birds sing gay
but poor Cambo gladder than them
all"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-26
Won hX LON

! remember q family in Chicago
that used to boot at me and my
scholars as We passed their house
sometimes. One day ono OF the
boys came into the Sunday school
and made light OF II. As he went
away I told him ! was glad to see
him there and hoped no would
como again. He came and still
made a noise. but l urged him to
come the next time. and finally ono
day he said: 81 wish You would
pray for me, boys" That boy came
TO Christ-D. l.. Moody.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-26

A Christian worker asked a man
II he had ever shown his colors for
Christ. He replied that he did not
think Il necessary. The worker
said. Il have never found a per-
SON who could live an earnest
Christian life without doing So"
The discussion resulted In the man
taking his stand for Christ.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-26
Young Nan COnHerted.

Rev. 4. A. Hit once asked q
young man, who had been seeking
for over two years, and still called
himself a sinner, do you still In
dulge in sin that you think you
would not, II you were convertedT'
He answered, Yes; expect 70
quit SHINING when am converted"
lsr. Hit said: 'AThat is the very
reason you are not saved. You
must determine to forBake your
sins once and for all, and then ask
the Lord TO forgive the sins al
ready committed" The young man
did as he was directed, and Within
"a hours he was rejoicing In
Christ.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-26
Saved bya TeloRrn7n,

A telegraph operator with an
anxious heart received n message
Behold the lamb OF God which
tAketh away the sin of the world"
II came as q telegram from heaven
and resulted in his salvation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-26
Father Led RH His Child.

A little girl noticed the agitation
of her father, and believing that he
was troubled by sins, said, Papa,
If you were thirsty, wouldn't you
go and get drink of water" The
father was startled by the ques-
ton and was led to drink of the
water of life and was saved.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-26
John Newton.

John Newton tells of a night on
the Adriatic sea, after a fearful de-
bauch In a dream, he saw himself
throwing away his soul into the
sea like a jewel. His spirit sank,
and he felt that he had lost it.
Then, in his dream, the Savior
stood before him, and asked if he
wished to have the jewel recoV-
cred. He pleaded for him to save
it. The Redeemer Ieaped into the
flood, sank beneath the surges and
rose, holding in his hand the preci-
Gus gem. Eagerly the sailor reach
ed out his hand to grasp it, but the
Master said, "I will keep it for
you" From that vison that drunk
en- sailor went forth to live for
Christ.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-26
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Sick skeptic Won.

Rev. Dr.. Hanna Of Edinburgh,
when visiting, came upon a man
lying Ill. He spent some time with
him, and found that he was q
skeDdc After speaking and act
ing very kindly, the doctor pre-
pared TO leave, when the man said:
"It's unciVil IN me to send you
away without q prayer; you had
better pray; It won't hurt mel"
The visitor knelt and poured his
heart out before God. When he
rose, the sick man said: You'll
come back tomorrow; it's go weari-
some lying here alone" The next
day he returned, and following up
the impressions made, won the
man TO Christ.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-26
Drnnkard Converted.

A mother was reading to her lit
tie children about the sheep and
the goats in the twenty-fifth chap
ter of Matthews. The little boy
said, Mama, will papa be among
the goats?" The drunken father
who heard the words, was so trou-
bled that he abandoned his drink
for the Christian life.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-26
Father Converted by a Dream.


A young man was so Impressed
by the consistent Christian life of
a business man whom he watched
carefully for some years, that he
was led to decide for Christ
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-26
Actress Won by a Dressmaker.

A sewing-girl was met by a gay
and dashing girl who said: "Can
you make a dress for me? will
pay you we'll for it. L want to
wear it on the stage" 81 don't
think I can do it," said the girl.
NJ am afraid if l make this dress
that l shall partake of the sin of
acting" You want work, for l
heard you praying for it" 81 will
ask God about it," she said, and
meeling, began to pray. The visi-
tor was overwhelmed. She knelt
beside the girl, crying: Don't
pray about the dress; pray for me-"
Three years after, a letter was re-
ceived from the actress. 81 loved
the stage" she said. but since the
night you prayed for me I have
never entered a theatre. have a
happy home, and am a Christian"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-26
Rev. II. Smile. b. b.

Born in '5S and born again in
'76. Though reared by gOdly par
ents, the temptations Of a big city
lured him to sowing wild oats.
Moody and Sankey came to Phtla-
delphia- Curiosity led him to the
revival meetings at the "Old depot"
He was brought under conviction,
and became an earnest inquirer for
salvation, but light and peace were
denied him. One night. burdened
with the consciousness OF sin, on
his way home from the meeting,
the still small voice whispered.
"Only believe" believe what?'
he asked. "That Christ Jesus died
for you" He cried: Lord. do be-
live" Peace with God was then
his portion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-26
Saved byaTranf.

A little tract entitled "The Best
Friend" simply telling tho story
OF Jesus without a word Of contro-
versy or argument. was q message
that brought a skeptic into a Chris
tian life.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-26
Saved By a Ply.

An hotel keeper attended church
TO enjoy the singing. When the
minister rose, he put his fingers to
HIS ears, determined not 70 hear.
But presently q fly began 20 annoy
him. He endured Il as long as he
could. and then he was obliged 20
use one OF his hands to drive the
insect away. While HIS hand was
thus occupied, several words OF the
sermon slipped into his ear-and
they wore Just the right words.
He went home convicted; came
again an inquirer. and submitted
himself TO Christ.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-26
RIshop Rearnr.

Bishop Weaver was the FIRST one
in a family Of IS TO accept Christ
and Join the church. His father
was not at the time a Christian,
and he was afraid to tell him what
he had done. One day they were
In the barn together, when sud-
denly the father said: Jonathan,
understand you Joined the church.
Now, as you have started, / want
you TO stick TO It" That gave mo
courage. It Was six months before
found peace. and my fathers
words, Stick to it, gpurred me on.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-26
Roman Catholic Family Saved.

A boy from a London school
where the Bible was used as a text
book, real aloud his lessons in the
home, and his mother and father,
who were Roman Catholics, were
led to accept Christ as their Savior.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-26
Rmra nn The I1nsE.NR.

At our mems meeting ON the last
Sunday afternoon at Wells. Mimi.
there was a man who gave his
heart to Jesus, whose wife had
done the same on the Saturday
night previous. His wife had just
plead with God and cried 20 Him
to save her husband. at the wom-
ems meeting. conducted by Mrs.
Johnson, while the mems meeting
was IN progress. Thank God for
hearing that prayer, for IT was his
last day to turn. The following
Thursday night he was found dead
beside his stationary engine, about
4 oytrt0ck
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-26
SayedM Gold.

A great nugget OF gold was
found by a miner who had been Un-
fortunate and become disstpated.
His Joy WIS so great At his sue
cess that he took it az = gift OF God
and gave himself the Christian life.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-26
REV. R. E. JOHNSON
Father Led by His Son.

A Sunday school boy in Spain
was compelled by his wicked Ia
Their against HIS win to go to a bull
fight. The child said, Il will go
but I will shut my eyes" The re-
ply conquered the father who an
erwaFdg was saved.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-26

Who is on the Lords side?
Who will serve the King?
Who will be His helpers
Other lives to bring?
Who will leave the worlds side?
Who will face the foe?
Who is on the Lords side?
Who for Him will go?
By Thy call of mercy,
BY Thy grace Divine,
We are on the Lords side,
: Savior, we are Thiae.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-26
GiDaH Smith.

upGy SmfLns
Gypsy Smith says that he knew
in his heart what religion meant,
as he had seen it in the lives of his
fathers sisters and brother. One
evening. sitting on the trunk of an
old tree not far from his fathers
tent, where he had gone to think,
being under deep conviction, and
having a desire to be a Christian,
he said to himself: Rodney, are
you going to wander about as a
gypsy boy without hope or be
Christian and have some definite
object in life?" Instantly he said:
by the grace Of God 1 will be a
Christian, and meet my mother in
heaven" His decision was made,
and he says he believes he was as
much accepted by Christ then, as
now.
Child Saved by Reading the Bible.
A missionary, in the early days,
stopped at the crossing of stream
to water his horse. Near by
stood a little boy Of seven years
OF age. The missionary entered
into a conversation with the boy,
that ended in his offering the little
fellow some money, if he would go
home and read the third chapter Of
John over three times. The boy
agreed to do this, and the mission
airy went on. Twenty years later,
he met this boy, a man in his own
home, and learned that it was the
reading of this special Scripture,
that so impressed Lin that he be-
came a Christian.
Father Converted by a Dream.
An unsaved father, who lost a
little girl, dreamed that he saw her
coming toward him with, band of
angels The beautiful sight so i'm
pressed him that he was led to ac-
caDt Christ &c a Savior
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-26

Chosen to be soldiers
In an alien land,
Chosen, called, and faithful,
For our Captains band:
In the service loyal,
Let US not grow cold;
Let us be right loyal,
Noble. true, and bold.
Master, Thou wilt kesp us,
By Thy grace Divine,
Always on the Lords side,
Savior, always Thins.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-26

Not for weight of glory,
Not for crown and palm,
Enter We tho army,
Raise the warrior psalm;
But for love that claimeth
Lives for whom he diet
He whom Jesus nameth
Must be on His side.
BY Thy love constrainfng.
By Thy grace Divine
We are on the Lords side,
Savior We re Thine.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-26

Jesus, Thou hast bought Us,
Not with gold or gen.
But with Thine own Gfe-blood,
For Thy diaden:
With Thy blessing f9I1i1g
Each who comes % Thee,
Thou hast made us willing.
Thou hast made US free.
BY Thy grand redemption,
By Thy grace Divine.
We are on the Lori's side,
Savior, we are Thine.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-26

Fierce may be the conflict,
Strong may be the foe,
But the Kings own army
Mono can overthrow:
Round His standard ranging.
Victory Is secure;
For His truth unchangtng
. Makes the triumph sure.
Joyfully enlisting
BY Thy grace Divine,
We are on the Lords side,
Savior. We are Thine.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-26

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PUBLICITY COMMITTEE
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-20
ATACARON UNA PLAZA
Las fuerzas cRrancistas no
pudieron tomar Tenosique

VILLAHERMOSA, Ta6asco, Mayo
l6.-Los carrancistas al mando de
Carlos Vidal volvieron pretender
capturar la lnlportante poblacion de
Tenosique, que desde hacc mucho
tempo Sc encuentra en- poder de los
felicistas. El combate fue muy SAN
griento. parapefandose los revolucio,
narios er las GALES del pueblo y alta
cando los carrancistas con gran vigor,
habicndo un momento en- que sc dio
por consumada. Ia captura, pues los
soldados de Vidal lograron apoderar-
Sc de las torres de la iglesia y Je.
centric de Ia poblaciOn. Pero una Wez
repuestas las fuerzas rebeldeS de Ia
impression del inesperado ataQue.
volvleron con mas brios combatir,
logrando rechazar de Tenosique los
carrancistas Y causandoleS numero-
sas bajas. Los ravolucionarios persi-
guieron los goblernistas hasta muy
cercs d. Ia fronlera con Chiapas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-20
FRANCIA HACE ESFUERZOS PA
RA EVITAR LA UNION DE
AUSTRIA a ALEMANiA

Teieg-nrra >spectu! para La PRENSA'
NUEVA YORK. Mayo l9.-Un te-
iegranla firmado por Harold Stokes,
procedente de Paris. Sc ha recibido
en- esta fecha, Y en- 81 Sc da cuenta
de que Francia esta llevando cabo
toda clase de eSfuerzos para evltar
que Sc llegue a realizar la idea que
ha sido eSbozada, de que Austria Sc
una a Alemania o. de que entire am
baS Sc forme una aianza que Sc con-
sldera peligroSa en- extreme para Ia
seguridad de Francia.
TendienGo Ia consecucion dc esos
fines. el NInlstrc de RelacloneS EX-
terioreS. senor Pichon. cele6ro una
larga couferencia con la ComlSlon de
rresupuestos del ParlamentO con el
objeto de apremiarla para que sea
votado un credito deStinado pro-
porcionarle articulos alimertlcioS q
Austria. pueS de no hacerlo asi sc con-
Sidera como SECURE Que voivera Sus
ojos a Alemania en- demanda de ayu-
da.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-20
DE.JAREMOS QUE OCUPEN ALEMANlA AN1ES
QUE FlRMAR LA PAZ, DICE Ell PDIE. EBERl
En- una entreUista que conce-
dio aver declare que las
tropas alemanaS no harlan
resistencin cuando Sc ira
tara de ocupar Ell pais por
por la negatiua de firmar
ell tratado de paz

TeiecrcmG EsoectaI pGrG La PRENSA.
NUEVA YORK, Mayo 19.-Se n,
recibiGo un deSpacho procedente dc
Berlin, firmado por Charles Victor,
en- el que dice que el Presidente
Ebert concedio una entrevista espe-
cial habieEdo manifestado en- ella
que Alemania sufriria la ocupacion
militar de los ejercitos alIados, antes
que firmar el tratado de paz.
Habiendosele preguntado 81 Ale
mania Sc hallaba diSpuesta reanu-
dar la lucha para opouerse las con
diciones del tratado, manifesto que
no, Y que por 10 pronto solamente So
proyectaba hacer una reSistencia pa
siva, agregando que las tropas que
sc hallan organizadas ahora no son
otra cosa que fuerzas dc policia cue
deberan abandorar las parties ocupa-
das por los ejercitos aiiados con el
objero de evitar cheques que pudie-
ran ser de fatales conSecuenclaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-20
La ernbqjjado
italiana
recibe un
inforne

TeRsorarro Especial Sdru "a PRENSA.
WASHINGTON, Mayo 19.-La
Embajada Italiana en- Washington
ha recibido de la ciudad de Mexico
un amplio Y detallado informe de los
fncidertes en- que han estado envuel-
tos el Almirante italiano conde Emil
lilo Lovatelli Y su Secretario, Camilo
Cerruti, miembros de la mission ita-
Llama en- los Estados Unidos. que fue
ron a Mexico con una mission de es-
tudio, relacionada, en- parte, con la
question petrolera.
Tai inforne rendido la Embaja-
da de Italia en- esta capital, dice en-
sintesis. 10 que siguiente:
El Almirante Lovatelli lego a
Tampico y fue visitar parte de Ia
region petrolifera. Mientras hacia
esa vista, su Secretario, Camilo Ce-
rruti, que habia lido a inspeccionar los
trabajos. de un pozo de la Texas Oil
Co, fue capturado por un grupo de
individuos armados que 10 despojaron
do las alhajas, dinero y aun de Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-20
UN HACENDADO ROBADO
Las fuerzas que pidio de auxi-
lio saquearon su hacienda

PACHUCA, Hgo. Mayo lei II
co hacendaao don Manuel Sotomayor,
acaba de ser victima de un robo, con-
sistente en- varias cabezas de ganado
vacuno. Ell senior Sotomayor, tenlen-
do noticias de que los revolucionarios
Sc aproXimaban a su finca llamada
"San Antonio" cerca de Tulancingo.
pidio la Jefatura dc las Operacio-
mes militares del Estado, un desta-
camento, para que en- case necesario
hacer resistencia saivar sus hume
rosos intereses. Pero sucedio que los
rebeldes no Sc llegaron presentar Y
que el jefe de Ia escolta carranclsta,
que habia sido enviado para defender
Ia finca, comenZo a matar el ganado
Y a venderlo al Rastro de esta ciu-
dad V sus soldados Sc dedicaban a
hacer toda clase de destrozos las
siembras, por 10 que ell senior Sotoma-
yor, Sc VIC en- el case de declarar
las autoridades militares de esta
capital, que Sc reservaba ell derecho
oe defender su finca en- case de ser
atacada, sin necesitar va mas, ell au-
xilio de la fuerza militar que habia
sido mandada de Pachuca
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-20
RECIBEN PERTRECHOS
Por Guatemala los obtienen
los reuolucionarios
DominGn los ielictstdS cdsI todd
la tronterG con Ia Rcpabh'
ca gudtemditecd

MEAICO, .. F., Mayo l6.-Un via
Zero que acaba de llegar procedente
del, Estado de Chiapas, manifesto
que los revolucionarios fehclstas re"
ciben pertrechos de guerra por Ia
frontera de Guatemala. AgreGa ell
citaGo viajero, que como casl todaS
las principales roblaciones tronterl'
zas Sc encuentran en- poder de les
rebeldes. les es muy facl! estos
lntroducir el material de guerra que
les envian los mexicanoS RESIDENCES
en el pals vecino. Dice el lnformante,
Que los feliciS5as tienen va instala-
das convenientemente 10 largo de
Ia frontera. oficinas aduanales que
les reportan ingresos de consldera-
cion.
-Comunican oficialmente de Aca-
pulco. Guerrero, que cerca de es
puerto fue avistado por Ia trlpu1a-
cion del transporte Bonita, un
buoue sospechoso que anclaba cor
ia distancia de una costa desierta.
Cuando ell Bonita trato de identltl-
carlo por medic de senales, el oarco
sospechoso tomo con rumbo al norte
todo vapor, siendo impossible 81
persecution. Sc cree que este buque
descarg0 una fuerte cantidad de ar
mas destinadas los revolucionarios
felicistas que operan en-los Estados
de Guerrero V OaXaca.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-20
DAN CUENTA
DEL ASA[TO
De ?. CABAY
LAEMBAJADADELOS
F. UNIDOS ENVIA
UN INFORME
Confirma csc informe 10
que Sc ha dicho del
asaIto del jefe
felicista
r.;sr-nma Esnecial na,s la PRENsA.

TeeEEaTua ESpeci2! I'a'd In I ENS-N~'-1-
NUEVA YORK, Mayo l9.-Un
mensaje de Washington. intorma que
el Departamento de Estato recl0lo,
con fecha de aver, procedente de la
Embajada Americana en- la Ciudad
de Mexico. un informe detalladc Gel
asaItG que las fuerzas ielicistaS del
,efe Pedro Gabay hicierCn sobr" un
tren de pasaJeros con eScolta nilAtar,
entire Eeracruz V Alvarado la proXima
pasada semana. acontecimiento de!
cue La PRESSA dio information
oportuna.
e. inforne recioiGo per el Depar,
tamento de Estado confirma plena-
mente las noticias va pubhcadas, a
gregando que en- eSe desastre pere-
cieron, scgun informaciones no Off
ciales recibidas en- Mexico. cuarenta
Y una perSonas. siendo dc eStas. trein-
IA soldados de los que formaoan ID
escolta. el rsSto empleados de trea
Y viaieros. contandcse algunas mu-
ieres ninos entire las victimaS: que
los felicistas Sc apoderaron de una
fue,te suma de dinero que conducla
un pagador del ejercito. e. cual fue
capturado. asi como el editor del pc
riodico Ell. Dietamen" Y un diputado,
todos los cuales fueron puestos des.
pues en- libertad absolute.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-20
FUNDAN I'm PART|DO
En- COAHU|[A QUE
TRABAJARA P0R
GONZALEZ

A diversas personals de esta ciu-
dad. les ha sido comunicado de La cru
dad de Saltillc. de que acaba de for
marse. en- la meucionada capital
fronteriza. la primera gran organl-
zacion politica definitiva, bajo un pro
grama definido, agrupaeion que toma
ra parte activa en- todas las futuras
actividades electorales, tanto del Es-
tado como de la Republica.
En- la mayor parte de los Estados
de la Republica, estas organizaciones
politicas han estado fundardose ul-
timas fechas, agrupandose en- elias
la mayor parte de los elementos adic-
tos al regimen actual Y dc mayor sig
nificacion en- la entidad, por 10 que
ejercitarap, en- un case dado, una
fucrza efectiva considerable.
Como en- casi todas las dlchas en-
tidades, las contiendas pcliticas loca-
les han pasado, estan aun leJanas,
las primeras actividades de estas Or
ganizacicnes pcliticas, Sc llevaran
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-20
..eqr.n.e Espeeia! pare LA PEENsA-

c-,ec-ep.c Especia! pare La PRENSA-
NUEVA YORK, Mayo 19.-Infor-
maciones recibidas en- los clrculos fl
nancieros de esJa ciuGad. refieren
que Carranza ha ordenado 4 la Sc
cretaria de Hacienda que haga una
compilation de 10 que todaS Y cada
una de Is companias petroliferas, ma
cionales eXtranjeras. pagan por
renta de los terrenos que tlenen eE
exploitation. para nandarla al Con-
greso antes de que este empiece a
discuCir el proyecto de ley relaciona-
do con la decentralization del petro-
co.
Tai complication, dicen los lnforlnes
recibidos en- los circu!oS oflclaies,
tiene por objetc el demostrar Ga
rranza, por medic de los numeros,
Que las companiaS productoras de pv-
troleo pagan cantidades insignificant
tes Dor renta de los terrenoS, poner
de manifesto Guam pequena es Ia
utilidad que e; pals obtiene de las
empresas que tan prodigloSas ganan-
cias que perciben anualmente con IA
eyploraci6n de los terrenoS pertene-
cientes q Mexico.
Por su parte, la ASosiaeion de
Productores de Petroleo. segan sc
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