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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-12
FAILURE TO DIE
WITH CARRANzA
BRINGS ARRESTS
Gems. Francisco Murguia,
Urquizo and Barragan Ac-
cused in Inquiry.

| By the Associated Press.
| MEXICO CITY, June 12.-Gens. Fran
cisco Murguia, Francisco L. Urquizo,
| FREDERICK Monies and Juan Barragan
have been formally detained in connec-
ton with the death Of former President
Venustiano Carranza. This action
| was taken by the third federal dis
trict court last night.
A committee of two military EXPERTS
reported to the court that Gems. Muir
guia. Urquizo. Barragan and Francisco
de p. Mariel were chiefly responsible
for the death of Carranza because
among various reasons. they did not
die at his side as they should have
done"
Taking of National Funds.
Gen. Mariel was not. however. held
by the court in connection with the
ASA ssination of the former president
but, with the other accused men. is
charged with the taking away of ma
tional funds at the time of Carranza' s
flight from this city.
Property of Victoriano Huerta. for
mer President of Mexico, and his fami-
ly and Felix Diaz. Francisco Villa
j. NJ. Maytorena and Eugenio Paredes
revolutionary chieftains. has been ex-
cepted from the order relative to the
restoration of confiscated property is
sued by the government yesterday.
Gen. Antonio I. Villareal and Pas
cual Ortiz Rubia were sworn in yes
terday as secretaries of agricultural
development and communications and
public works. respectively.
Admission by Herrero.
MEXICO CITY. June II tby the AS
Rodolfo Herrera. who has been charg-
ed with responsibility for President
Carranza's death. that he did not have
personal knowledge that Carranza
committed suicide, but that he was
told so by one of the presidents Off
GERS. featured the hearing last night
before the federal court. A clash oc-
Cured between Herrera and Gen.
Francisco Murguia, former minister
of war, when the latter denied the
statement that he had offered Her
zero money.
Herrera declared that the officer
who gave him the information that
Carranza had committed suicide was
Ernesto Herrera, his cousin. who
brought him the pistol with which 1t
is was alleged the president shot him
self. Herrera admitted having pro-
fessed loyalty to Carranza and to have
ing afterward ordered his forces to
attack the president. but said this
was done to obtain information re-
garding the strength of the presiden-
tial escort.
He stated he had received orders
indirectly from Obregon to take Car
rama alive. The presidents forces,
however, learned of the intended at
tack and began firing. preventing his
capture.
Provisional President Adolfo de la
Huerta is anxious for the fullest pub
licity in connection with the investi-
CATION into the death of President
Carranza, according to an announce
ment by the Official Press Bureau to-
night.
Replying to a request of an Amer
lean correspondent for permission to
accompany the investigating commit
tee. the president. says the announce
ment. expressed not only his willing
ness for this correspondent to go with
the committee. but urged all foreign
correspondents and diplomats to CO.
operate In the inquiry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-12
MEXICO TO SEND MISSION
OF SKILLED DIPLOMATS
New Government Desires Basis Of
Settlement in Negotiations
With United States.

Reports have reached the State De-
partment that the new Mexican gov
eminent is about to send to the
United States mission to discuss the
relations between the two countries
in an entirely informal way. Miguel
Coverrubias. the dean Of Mexican dip
lomats, and Fernando Iglesias CAL
deron. a historian of note. are men
ton as heading the mission.
The mission will not have plenary
powers. but it is the desire Of the Mex
lean government, according to the
reports, that 1t determine a basis for
the adjustment Of all the differences
between the two countries.
The members of the mission intend
to confer with leading members of
the Senate and House and officials of
the administration, and to discuss the
formation Of an international claims
commission. as well as some of the
legislation of Mexico against which
the United States has made frequent
formal protest.
Mr.. Covorrubias was in the diplo-
matte service Of Mexico from 1880 I'M
til the overthrow of Madero. and
served as minister and ambassador in
practically every capital of the
world. Mr. 1glesias Calderon is one
Of the most prominent "intellectuals''
in Mexico
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-12
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

Health officer urged dealers to cut
milk prices. Joint conference on re-
plans debates on re.
classification. Fortyttwo bodies OF
members of the American expedition
arv forces were buried in Arlington
cemetery Norman II. Davis resigned
as assistant secretary OF the treas
ury. Chamber of Commerce is to de-
wise plans for erection of coliseum
here. John McHenry was placed on
trial on a charge Of murder. Board OF
education voted not to re-eiect Supt.
Thurston' Parents League members
to picket Franklin school to urge re-
moval of Roscoe c. Bruce. assistant
of colored schools.
Kalorama Citizens Association de-
manded retention of Supt. Of Schools
Thurston The body of James q.
Blain, republican nominee for the
presidency in 1884, and that of his
wife were disinterred at Oak Hill
cemetery and taken to Augusta, Me-
for burial. Henry Jones Ford of New
Jersey. Mark w. Potter Of New York
and James Duncan of Massachusetts
were appointed members of the IN
terstate Commerce Commission. Tay-
Ior Bogert of New York and Samuel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-12
WAY TO HELP CABRERA.

Prompt recognition by the United
States of the new government in Guate-
mala is the best way to protect the life
of former President Estrada Cabrera, in
the opinion of Dr. Virglio Rodriguez
Beteta Of Guatemala City. one of the
leading newspaper men Of Central
America and brother of the president of
the court Of justice in Guatemala, who
is now in this city.
That answer was made today by Dr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-12
"OVERLOOK"

Bungalow rooms, . acres. s., 500; with 4
acres so bearing fruit trees. 5000. Or with
A acres, Sl7.5OO. Immediate possession. Sit
uated just north Of Falls Church. near pike.
extends from County road TO trolley: Over
looks Falls Church TO Alexandria and Wash
ington. The highest point in north Vir-
ginia between the ocean and the Blue Ridge.
Cool and delightful air. The finest site near
the capital for mansion, farmer. or for
development. Eight acres timber; balance I'M
der cultivation; large never-failing spring;
will afford irrigation. Magnificent trees
scattered about. c. l.. Riker. telephone 33F .
Falls Church. Shannon & Luchs your own
broker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-12
THE WEEK
EDitome OF Events Up to June
II, 1920.
FOREIGN.

American Federation of Labor an
nual convention was held in Montreal.
Earthquake shocks caused consider
able damage in Tuscany. Italy. The
Hungarian cabinet resigned Joseph
c. Grew. American minister, was re-
ceived by the King OF Denmark swe-
den and Finland dispute Aland
Islands. Princess Rospigliosi died in
Paris. Civil war is threatened in
Germany. Three Spanish airplanes
bombed Moroccans. The Gulf Of
Ismid was closed to all shipping by
the British. Czech troops are massing
in Slovakia. Gen. Peyton C. March.
chief of staff of the United States
Army, was guest of the King Of Bel
GUM. Two red divisions were an
initiated by Polish troops. Ar
menians still hope for United States
mandate. Majority socialists were
elected to thirty-four seats in the
German reichstag. Gen. Rodolfo Her
zero asserted late President Carranza
of Mexico committed suicide Mar
shall Foch was injured in an automo-
bile accident in Paris. Mrs. Carrie
Chapman Gait was reelected presi-
dent of the International Woman Suf-
frage Alliance at the annual session
in Geneva. Polish troops won a
great battle along the River Beresina
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-12
NATIONAL.

Dwight f. Cone OF Fall River, Mass,
was elected grand monarch of the
Mystic Order of the Yelled Prophets
of the Enchanted Realm at the annual
convention in Kansas City. and E. w.
Libbey Of this city was elected VEN
cradle prophet. Wartime rationing Of
sugar in hotels and restaurants
effect June 81 Seven persons were
killed and 100 injured in storms in
Minnesota and North Dakota. Aviator
Cadets Roy w. Ellington OF McCroy,
Ark, and Harold Brawley of Mildred.
Mont, were killed at Kelly Field. Tex,
when their airplane fell. A train was
blown off a track in Minnesota and
fifteen people killed. Senator Lodge
was elected temporary chairman OF
the republican convention. which
opened this week in Chicago. Jewelry
valued at 100000 was stolen from
the home of Enrico Caruso, the tenor
singer, in East Hampton, N. Y. Rep
resentative Flood and lawyer engaged
in a fight in court at Manassas. Va
Educa ton board of Rockefeller Foun-
dation announced appropriations to-
falling $2O,251,900 for educational
purposes. Warrants for the arrest Of
5000 men listed as slackers for rail-
ing to answer the draft call were Is
sued in Boston. Journeymen matters
in Orange. N. j., demanded a wage
scale Of $40 day. Indictments cnars
ing profiteering against the American
wooden companies of New York ana
Massachusetts were quashed. Among
those who died were: Wilhelm Jauf-
mann, former publisher; Col. Rlcharo
c. Croxton, United States Army, re-
tired. and Judge Merritt w. Pickney
of Chicago.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-20

LOS PRLMEROS MISIONEROS

Con Herman Cortes vino cl P. FIR.
Bartolome de Olmedo, que fue ell pri-
mer p~rcdicador del Evangelio en- sue
10 meyicano.
Mas apenas Sc tuvo noticia en- Es-
pana de que sc habfa realiZado Ia
conquista de Mexico, muchos raligio-
SOS Sc ofrecieron para venir a reall-
Ear la conquista espiritual del I'M
perio azteca.
81 q los canquistadores les guio
en- su atrevida empresa cl afan de
!ucro y de gloria. a los religiosos los
atraia ell cello por Ia predicaci6n del
Evangelio para sacar de las TIME
bias de Ia idolatria a los incontables
h~abitantes del continente americana:
idea que fue e. pensamiento clasico
del escubrimiento del Nuevo Mundo.
En- una de sus cartas decia Colon
q su ilustre ~protectora j. reina Isa-
bel la Cat0lica: "Aqui tiene Vuestra
Maiestad incontables almaS en- quie-
mes derTpmar la luz de la fe catolica'.
Y Ia ilustre soberana, elevandose a
Ia altura del gran descub7idor le con-
test6: "seran hijos MOS IN el tiem-
Pc para ser hijos de Dios en- Ia eter-
nidad". Jamas palabras mas subli-
mes habian cruzado Ell Oceano. nj es
probable que 10 vuelvan a cruzar.
Les misioneros no venian en- busca
de- orc nj de comodidades o ~grandezas
humans, TODD 10 cual despreciaban
como ~escoria. Ellos venian a buscar
alDlas a quienes instruir en- las YER
dades del Criztianismo. c~orazones en-
los que hebia cue vcrter consuelo V
algeria, seres racicnales a quienes
llevar a Ia civilization, a la verdad.
al bien, q Ia conquista suprema de Ia
EirtuG, q Dos. Para tan alta empire
81 TO contaban mas Que con su re '
su palabra, pcro ESQ les bast6 para
redimir q Ia raza vencida.
Fr. Juan de Tecto. F.. Juan de Aora
y el leo Fr. Pedro de Gante fue-
ron les primeros religioscs que lie.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-20

. garon a Mexico despues de Ia con-
quista.
Este ultimo era @~arierte del En-
perador Carlos Y, con 10 cual dicho
queda que podia haber asplrado y
tanido en- ell mundo I'm alto puestc-
pero TODD 10 sacrifice por servir a
Dios Y q los pobres indios, de quie-
mes fue IN rerdadarc padre Y macs
tro.
Fr Pedro de Gante estabtcci6 Ell
Coiegio de San Juan de Letran, quo
fue de primeras letras, de arte y off
c!cs V cast una eScuela normal, pues
los indios que ALI Sc educaban de-
bian. al terminar su instruction, II a
sus pueblos q ensenar a 81 vez a sus
c~uterraneos. Tai fue la primera es-
cuela para indios cue Sc ~estableclo
en- Mexico.
Sin e~lementos, dcsconociendo 81 lido
ma de los vencidos. en- medic de Ia
mayor pobreza Y desamparo aquel
humilde religicso aconetio solo la EN-
presa de lamar a la cultura europea,
al arte, a la %ciencia, q Ia fe, 4 les
ni0os de Ia raza ~sojuzgada. Su ft
en- Dios 10 hizo TODD Y aquel hunilde
planted pronto comenzo a dar OPT
mos frutos. Pocos cnos desrues &c
Ia conquista habia va pintores, es-
cultores, mlsicos, carpinteros, intios
aigunos de gran habilidad. A mu
chcs ninos indios Sc les habia ense-
nado Ia doctrina cristiana Y el lido
ma ~espanol, Ia l~ectura J Ia escritu'
IA.
La Orden Franc:scana pidi5 a Ia
Santa Sede facultades para env1ar
mIrioneros z Ia Nueva Espaiia Y
concedidas que fueror Sc eligi6 a FIR.
Martin de Valencia como jefe de los
dcce primeros franciscanos que Vi.
nieran q Mexico. FL IS de Mayo lie
garon a Veracruz emprendiendo lue-
90 su marcia a pie nasta Ia ciudad
de Mexico, donde fueron recibidos
con grandes muestras de v%eneraci6E
Dol Cortes y sus ~companeros, ante ell
ascmbro dc los indios que veian a los
fieros conGuistadores ~postrarse humi-
liantes ante aquellos pobres religio-
SOS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-20
Ell RELATE DE
SERRANQ

"Hace seis meses-empezo Sierra
no-lleg6 a San Antonio, Limo Con
zalez. hcrrero de profession Y antigua
conocido MIC. Venia de un rancho
situado entire los PIeblos de San
Marcos Y Seguin, Estado dc Texas,
Y le acompanaban ST. esrosa, Bar6a-
IA Ayala de Gonzalez, Y sus tres hi
los Ricardo. el mayor, dc IS amos de
edad. RaymIndo, de . amos Y Con
suelo de Seis.
elmo, continue Serrano Gespues
de una pausa, estaba va muy agotado
por el trabajo. sFrisaba apenas en- los
so amos, V, sin embargo, no parecia
tener memo de 70. Tiendole escas
de recursos, enfermo Y desanimado,
lie ofreci un cuartc en- mi casa.-Me
10 pagaras como puedas,-le die
por ESQ no has de preocuparte.-A-
cept6 mi ofrecimiento Gonzalez. Y
solo hacia dos semanaS cue Sc habia
cambiado a mi casa cuandO cay6 en-
cana para no levantarSe mas CercQ de
cuatro dias estuvo entire Ia vida Y IA
muerte. Barbarita. 81 eSposa, solo po-
dia separarse &c ST. cabecera en- mo-
rentos, para prcparar los alimentos Y
iucgo volv.a a su lado, presuroSa,
creyendo a cada instante encontrarie
muerto. Tai era Ia ~gravedad de Con
zalez."
y quien les proporcionaba 10 ne
c~esario para vivir:-Inquirio e. repor
ter.
%! Va usted i sorprenderse. Ri
cardo, el mayorcito, de IS amos, era
quien p~roDorciona q los uyos alimen
coS. medicines paras u padre Y TODD
cuanto neecsitaban Ia famiha. No
bien amanccia. salia ell mozalbete de
su casa par no velver hasta despues
de mediodia Y radiante dc contento
ella ~entonces a su madre: Mira ma
mita, hoy pude ganar un peso. Ricar-
do es limpia-botas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-20
LA ABRASADORA CO3IESON IRRITACION
De LA PEI, ES UNA CRUEL TORTURA.

pucsra . u-ueba ' Ia Salido veto
-.oSa lur. G mas de cincuenta amos,
cS-a rvc0Hocida como Il mejor para
- sancre Y eSta garaHtizada De nc
c~oDcener Susta2c;as Einerales de min
-I-a claSe.
La exOerieGcia de otras personals
ma eSCaolecido mertos indudables pa
n ). 5. S, Y no hay dUda de Que es
de! TODD conveaiente que I'd. haga Ia
p-ueba. Esta Z "a venca en- ,odas las
dcogus-ias. 81 tiere alguna duda
acerca de 81 case. escriba 4 Medical
Adviser. Swift Specific Co.. Dept.
a. Atlanta, Ga. lAdv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-20
NO PODIA ESTAR EN- PIE.

No Sc necesita mucho para que los
rinones no fu1cionen bien e inmedia-
tamente cl ORGANISING empieza q lie
narse de venenos que oriGinan gra-
yes Intermediates. D. c. Diamond -.
1865 ". so ST. Cleveland. O.. dice:
La terrible tos Y resfriado que su-
fri a~fectaron mis- rinoes Y mi es-
palda estaba tan delicada que no po-
dia estatr de pie. Tome Foley Kid
nev pills Y me dieroa IN excelente
resultado." (AGv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-20
IA MUFRTE DEL
PADRE

-Tero cuarenta amos de fragua
ie habjan pIlverizado los pu!mones a
mi amigo Lino-prosigui6 Serrano.
Limo Sc muere-me decia doha Bar
bara cada Veg que me veia.
Hoy en- Ia madrugada fue i des-
pert9rme Ricardo:-eEnga listed don
Silvino. venga listed que papa Sc
muere. Y acudi al lecho del amigo,
pero "a tarde. Limo habia tenido TN
acceSo de tos Y luego una copiosa he
moraGia. Nj una pslabra despedida
tuvo para 81 esposa.y para sus hi
jos"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-20
FL allvIO Immediate V SECURE
eSt2 en- JOmar :. :. :.

sPor que SCfr.r de eSyaS cgrr.5les
torturas c-aHdo 6 tan faciL y cues
"a tan POGO hacer 10 que ot-aS miles
de personals han necho, logrando aIiy.o
o e 5. :. s. rs p~erteccamenJe
sabido cue n eczema es ei reSuitacc
De 0sSorde1eS de Ia Nanc-e. 2ursii-
canCo IA Sancye 10 solo .g=ra Ut all
40 Immediate : SECURE. siro que re
coast'cuye 81 Siscena ' ce-ueva SIS
energaS = vIcal6ad.
La buena medicine que ha sido
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-20
UN DRAMA INTIM0

Sabedor de este nuestro reportero
de policia, Sc lanz6 en- busca de noti-
cias que lie iIuminaran sobre el drama
que apenas Sc adivinaba en- ell laconi-
co informe de policia.
Sc dirigio. pues, a Ia casa l046 de
Ia Gale de ". Commerce. Esta una
casa de ~huespedeS a cuyo frente sc
e~ncuentra Silvino Serr2no. Y fu6 el
senior Serraro Quien relate al repor-
tero las infinitas penalidades de que
ha sido victima esta familia meXica-
n2.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-20
EN- Ia CASA DE INHUMA-
Clones "RIEBE.'

Cuando nuestro reportero oyo de
labios del senior Serrano el emocio-
nannte relate inQuiri6 por 81 cadaver
V entonces pIdo saber que este habia
sido va transportado a Ia casa de in
humaciones Riebe que por cuenta del
gobierno habra de encargarse de-
darle sepultura. De clio tuvo conoci
miento el Juez de Paz. NJ. Campbell,
Guien levant0 el acta de costumbre.
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manidad, Y una nerra conciencia Y
una vida dedicada al crimen.
Esperemcs el Gambia de personals Y
u fallo de Ia historic. ssnor ~licencia.
do ' General Don Pablo 4. dc Ia
Garza. Jefe Supreme de Operaciones
Milit2-es en- les Estados de Yucatan.
Campeche Y Q~uintana Roo.
Felipe DUSART. Q.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-20

I'd. "a necesita-todo el mundo 10
.neceSita HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea debera tomsrse durante esta Pr
mavera. Sin discussion tome I'd. este
famoso ~depurstivo. De venta en- la
lBotica San Pedro, San Antonio, Te-
Sas- %Adv)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-20
In hogan mexicano en-
Ia miseria

FL agentc Dawson dio parte 4 las
oficinas de policia, aver en- la ma
mana, de que en- la casa numero 140S
de Ia Gale de W. Commerce, Sc en-
contraba el cadaver de IN mexica-
no, cuyos deIdos, la viuda Y tres pc
ouenuelos, carecian de los recursos
iadispensables para el entierro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-20

Para libros en- cspaHol dirijase
listed 2 n Casa Editorial Lozano,
ll8 \. Sta. Rosa. Ave-. San Antonio,
Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-20

NoTA.- Los suscriptores. al cam5ia- De
de5en SarnCs ran:0 = uEera como
a antigua direction. i I'm d SGosA- Pro
:! canihjo e1 HGestros Hb-os-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-20

Entered as Sscoad-ci2zs matte February
-, 1918. a. the Post Ossj-s a. san Aato-
nc, Texas. under .he Act. Of Ma-ra c.
1915
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-20
1000 TRABAJADORES PA
RA LOS CAMPOS De BE
label DE MICHIGAN

Aproximadamente el 10. de Mayo
eStaremos listos para salir para Mi
chigan. Todos los buenos traoajado-
res aue lleven a sus famiiias co7sigo
ganar&n muy buen dinero. Todcs a.
uuellos que no tienen trabajo, Y cue
deseen II. deben arreglar sus asun
tos inmediatamente, con objeto de-
Que esten listos para salir el 10. de
MAYO proximo. Nuestras oficinas en-
Houston V Fort Worth, uuedaran
abiertas el % de este mes de Abril.
E~scribanos Y demos ST. direction.
M. L. Osborn EMPLOY
MENT CO..
1923 w. Houston St. San Antonio, Tex
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-20
E. "YO ACUSO" DEL DR.. DUSART

Juntamente con la carta que
nos dirigiera Ell Dr.. Felipe Du-
sa-t. Y que aver pubhcamos, re-
cibimos copia de Ia carta cue e..
propio DR.. dirigio al general y
licenciado Pablo A. de Ia Cara,
Jefe de las operaciones militia
res en- ell sureste de Ia Repu5Il-
ca, Y a quien Sc acuso de ha-
her dictado orden de proceder
entertainments contra e. Dr..
Dusart, ahora refugiado en- Be
lie.
P~ublicamos q continuation Ell
rcferido documento, cue dice
asi:
Belize, Honduras Britannica, Abril
) 4e 1920.
ST.. Lie. Oral. Pablo 4. de Ia Cara
Merida, Yucatan.
Senior:
La historic de Ia evoluci6n De Me
xico no s. ma escrito poruue precisa-
meGte todavia esa evoluci0n tan nece-
SARA ' anhelada no Sc ha consumado.
En- los plat;lloS de "a bahama justi-
ciera eStamos USED, 20 Y otros mu
chcs; QUiza uueStro propio criterio
fuera indolcSo, de ser honrado, para
juz@arnoS a 81 propios Y juzgar a los
Gemas: psro IS evidente QUE IN mis-
no acto puede apa>ecer de diversas
maneraS. Segun 81 criterio que 10 exa-
mine. Nuestros prejuicics. los inte-
reses DC nueStros partidos ' otros
deralles irherenteS ! las circunstan-
c.as de Ia etapa historical en- que nos
Ia JcCado ser actores. acknowledgements
que nos habrian de conducir q erro-
rs, condensandonos en- jueces = par,
te.
Es 81 case de listed respecto a mi.
Por desapasionado que yo quiera 81
poEerlo = listed. para iuzgarme, STEM
pre- sera listed "Juez ' Parte".
Los actuales momsntos de asgustia
porqua aCravieSa auestra Patria. de-
mand2n .nperiosameate, serenidad, ar
mon!a. coEcorGia ' ante TODD honra-
dez, Ustedes los que estan en- 81 poder
aseguran = soto voce, Que representan
4 IN -o6;erro lesar. emanado del vo-
to popular. No Is del case discutir
esa legalidad, esa constitucicnalidad
= esa popularidad de Que aIardean US
cedss; ante esas minuc;as esta Ia ley
Y artes Que Ia misma ley, los dere-
chos inherentes con Que mace eI hom-
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Corte este cupon , dlr1la!o Observation-Disclosures
LAMPARAS DE CARBURo PARA
MINER0S
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