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Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-10-19
Being Tired Of Ian No Excuse for Separation
and for Two Homes
By W. L. MORGAN, Court Of Domestic Relations.

Women who will live with their husbands do their share
toward making ho home nights need here
expect to order weekly allowance for them will do it.
Being tired of not enough for san and demand
that support homes Too think that with
the first they have to get rid Of bad bargain and
they want to hang upon the husband the burden Of their everlasting
support
has the right be boss Of his home wife go
where the husband make living
want the get DEAL but not going send
any jail help get revenge for i'll feeling
show why he should be Jail sending
few jail here them chance and tell them they will
do the right thing or go jail and serve the
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-10-19

An Independent Sovereignty Within Our
Borders Amenable to No Law?
BY Karl c. SCHUYLER, Address at Freeport, III.

We must meet this question: Are interstate railroads
their executives and their employees privileged at their pleasure
and by their within and caprice to inconvenience dsoct bully
domne disable haa the 00000oOo people of the United
States who have direct interest their controversies Do they
sue Independent sovereignty within borders amenabe to
amenab their unbrded desires
Let those who for the destruction Of this unified
nation in the affirmative.
believe, unless Lncons maryrdom and the scattered monuments
dead but iuory and
wasted sacrifice that would this country the prn
cpes the time has when
by and if by constitutional amendment deny the
right strike essential national charged with
public interest," declare that they shall be operated without Interrupt
substitute for present methods tribunal for industrial peace
and justice representative OF all the pephch shall have jurisdiction
all necessary parties which shall have to investigate all facts
binding decisions when such disputes cannot be settled
ably without strike lockout by the parties to them
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-10-19

How thrilling that, embedded In the
very account of the entrance Of sin into
the world, thousands Of years ago IL
the prophecy Of Christ's final victory
over it, which still awaits fuIflllment.
There Is much pessimsm abroad today.
Huxley said: "The theory of evolu-
ton encourages no millennial expecta-
lions. If, for millions Of years, our
globe has taken the upward road, yet,
sometime, the summit will be reached,
and the downward route will be com.
menced." But, with this promise Of
God before us, we can say with Luther
Here arises the Sun Of Consolation"
We do not think 1t fanciful to see In
this wonderful Scripture suggestion
Of the virgin birth Of Christ. How
shall we otherwise explain the state
ment that the Redeemer Is to be the
Seed of the woman, but nothing Is
said of His being the Seed Of the man?
In closing, we would again point out
that this first announcement Of the
gospel" of the good news, is presented
in an announcement Of warfare and Of
final Judgment on Satan. 1t reminds
US that, while the book Of Revelation
closes with glorious visions Of the new
heaven and earth, these are preceded
by scenes Of judgment. in which the
plaques Of Egypt are repeated, only
intensified, and men gnaw their very
tongues for pain. God Is long-suffer-
ing, but the day Of Christ's wrath
must come, If the serpent's seed are to
I've destroyed and the meek are to In
1crit the earth. Gods very purposes
C good require the judgment which is
to fall on the earth!
How we rejoice in Him who is the
Deliverer from the wrath to come q
Thess. 1:1O). Just as God provided
coats Of skins for our sinful first
parents. so we may sing:
Jesus, thy blood and righteousness
Ny beauty are, my glorious Dress
.didst flaming worlds, In these arrayed
9Th 10Y shall I lift up my head
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-10-19

suit from the curse on the serpent.
We have no doubt of the presence OF
the literal serpent on this occasion.
But certainly this creature was pos.
sessed" by the same diabolIc intelli-
gence which later animated the swine,
in the time Of Christ (Matt. $3.50. 81.
Picture Of the Tempter.
The serpent was an appropriate In.
strument for Satan's use In the temp
tation. Dean Stanley remarks: "The
towering pride Of the serpent's erected
head, and, the beauty of Its glittering
skin, the subtle fascination in the fixed
and steadfast gaze Of It's unshaded eye.
the willy cunning of its tortuous move
ments, the malignant venom of Its
poison, and the undisguised shameless,
ness Of Its natural lusts, the low and
grovelling descent into the dust of the
earth, are indeed fit emblems of almost
every form of the darker side Of hui
man life."
The address to the serpent refers to
two seeds. Certainly there Is some
thing deeper here than the enmlty
which exists between men and snakes.
| The seed of the serpent must mean
the generations Of evil men, culminat-
ing in the Antichrist Matt. % :93n
Jno. :10). The seed of the woman
must mean the righteous, especially
Christ (Gai 3:16 Al; Heb. 2:14;
Jn0. 3-8). From the beginning there has
been enmity between these two seeds
Il Jno. 3 :12). 1t has been well said,
regarding our text, that 1--WE have here
the sum Of the whole matter, and the
rest of the Bible does but explain the
nature Of this struggle, the persons
who wage 1t, and the manner and con-
sequences Of the victory"
Again, In this verse, written In the
first pages Of the Bible, there are set
before us both the first and second ad-
vents Of our Lord. The serpent Is
told he will bruise the heel Of the
woman's seed We are made to think
at once of the sufferings of Him who
was truly the woman's Seed, when He
was wounded unto death on Calvary.
We rejoice, however. that this bruls-
ing was not final, for the heel Is the
lower part and not vital
But we rejoice even more because Of
another bruislng which Is mentioned,
when the Seed Of the woman shall
bruise the serpent's head. True, Christ
anticipated His final victory when He
| Il - n
ness and at His resurrection (Col.
2:15). But His victory Is not yet COM
plete, and will not be until the dawn
Of the happy millennal day, when So
tan will be bound for thousand years,
to be finally cast into the lake Of fire.
Notice, that while 1t was Christ's heel
which was wounded, 1t Is Satan's head
which is to be bruised, and the head is
the vital part
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-10-19
BEARD IN HISTORY
At Times Fashionable and Again
Severely FroWned On.
Public Opinion az to the DesirabIllty
Of the Facial Appendaoe Changes
Without Seeming Reason.

The prophets of fashion In England
announce that boards are to be worn
once more. Upon what signs and
tokens the prediction is founded does
not appear. It Is hardly to be con-
tended that the beard has become q
more common object. or that in social
intercourse a new interest in boards
is to be observed, but one must not
discredt prophets. What the impulse
is which inspires one century with .
desire for boards is as much q mystery
as that craving for the razor which
marks another No man knows why
boards grew again in Victorian Eng
land after 70 hundred years of shay
ing. It is easy to say that King Ed
ward VII set the fashion. but that
only puts the difficulty in another
manner. We cannot tell why the
prince of Wales Of Queen Vctorfa's
reign should have chosen to wear
what no king had worn since Charles
l. But the changes of fashion have
been many, even In England. observes
Henri Pickard in the Cincinnati En-
Quirer. According to the Bayeaux
tapestry, Edward the Confessor had
beard, but not Harold. The Normans
who came to England with the Con-
Queror were clean-shaven, but 1t was a
new fashion in Normandy Though
vehement prelate called bearded men
filthy goats and bristly Saracens,"
there was for four hundred years NO
dominant fashion in England Mus
taches, boards, and shaven faces were |
all to be found. Henry made shaw
ing the rule until boards came in again /
with Henry VIII. But, lest any man
is alarmed by that precedent. 1t must
be said that the nrst defender Of the ,
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-10-19
American Teachers Can Realize American
Ideal With Public Support
By DR. RUSSELL Teachers College Columbia University

E. u,
American teachers ideal Enthusiastically American and
realize if the public will give the support
blind obedience but voluntary cooperation shall be wachwod We
shall seek through intelligent exercise Of individual
talents and find happiness the Of atanmen
Never before has nation been founded the proposition that all
created equal and nowhere history has intelligent sefdecon
been set up national ideal of education
The need for intelligent electorate far beyond the choice Of
political leaders Confidence the integrity and unsefshn Of leaders
the first essential in the democratic Of social reform
The maintenance Of civil order and social security logically pdes
the rise Of leaders Population shifting from the country to the city
Elbow growing less Every year makes it harder for
maintain decent standard Of living The old world, with its
begging door, Discomfort spreading like fatal disease
citizens This tendency unless checked
have only resutour experiment democratic will
surely with hopes Of world with
newborn ideas of freedom
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-10-19
In a Changes Last Years Froek 10 New
- U Putnam FadeIess Dyes-dyes tnts you wish
Man and the Flowers.

The fragrance of plants is not for
mans pleasure: 1t is a means of at
tracing insects to fertilize them. The
object Of many present-day florists Is
to improve a flower in its coloring,
size and substance-in short to paint
the lily" They cannot improve the
fragrance, which is perhaps the reason
they seem to care so little for its dis
appearance under their handling. Elk
change
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-10-19

the gospel; the
promise OF a Sa'
vior given t {
Adam a n d Eve
veile d In { b {
curse to the ser
pent (Gen. BID
e v cry Christian
should memorize
this precious text
and seek to ap'
p re ciate h G
d ep t hs 0 ( 1t :
meaning.
1t $ h Q vi d be
noted that the
blessing Is to re-
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-10-19

pose which is always assigned for those worthy
This sort of thing utterly contrary scheme Of
men, and will really in the end undermine it.
The fathers carefully divided the of between
two the hand which reserved
all the given the federal government the federal
ernment the other which delegated carefully defined
powers thought be sufficient and which, fact have proven be
sufficient enable the federal government do efficiently and effectively
those things which ought be undertaken by the federal govern
ment leaving all else to the states.
Under this plan extending federal aid for purposes worthy
Of themselves encourage action and going with the
by that high official authority of such action the result newt
the subdivisions of the
will lean and the federal at Wash
ngon local enterprise bound be undermined
and shall Washington huge bureaucracy which will under
which the homes
of the and the nation And that that utterly
destructive of our scheme of government
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-10-19
Isn't Nature Wonderful.

1t is said that the coconut palm will
supply about every physical need Of
manhood. drink, shelter, fuel, uten-
siIs and, If need be, clothes A South
American proverb runs. "a coconut
tree is brides dowry.
Transcript
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-10-19
Warned by Experience.

"Mum-mum- Mister Johnson" Siam
mered young Sankey Sphinx Il want
to mum-marry your daughter, Zonza-
line. I'm not good enough for her,
but"
you're dead safe in telling that
to me-" interrupted Gap Johnson of
Rumpus Ridge, Ark, but don't let
her NAV hear you say it. When l
was counting the girl that is my pres
. ent wife / told her mother that I
wasn't good enough for her daughter,
and b'dogged If she didn't believe me,
and has been a-mentioning it ever
p-tu-since. kansas City Star.
Fish Story.
'Uh. Where is that big fish you
hooked"
1T pulled me overheard"
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-10-19
Probably Obsolete

"Just what Is meant by senatorial
courtesy'!
ITO the best Of my knowledge and
belief" replied Mr.. Grumpson, 'saftei
reading the fight returns from Wash.
lngton, It doesn't mean anything
Birmingham Age-Herald.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-10-19
II Say That That Is Utterly Destructive of Our
Scheme of Government
By NATHAN /. MILLER. Governor Of New York.

The extension of federal aid for the states for
various activities which properly the function Of
the states is fundamentally and economically wrong
The extension of federal aid and under that
guise, the creation Of huge administrative agencies
at Washington to supervise activities which really
effectively be done only by the localities is
ically wrong because it results every such effort
has in the past resulted, in building up expensive
and huge administrative machinery, in the waste
therefor Of funds which are diverted to furnishing
Jobs for people rather than to accomplish the pur
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-10-19

Successful men possess either ability
or nerve.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-10-19
The
Protevangelium
Assistant Dean, Moody Bible
Institute. Chicago.

TExT.--And / viii put enmity between
thee and the woman. and between thy
seed and her seed; II shall bruise thy
head, and thou shalt bruise his heel
Gen. s:l5,
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-10-19

The dictionary defines Protevan-
gelium as the first announcement OF
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-10-19
Fish stor,

The truth is always the strongest
argument.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-10-19
An Honorable Degree.

Said the friend to the proud father
OF college graduate who had just
been awarded an A. M. degree.
II suppose Robert will be looking
for PHI. d. next?"
mo he will be looking for j. O. b."
The Christian Evangelist est. LOUISE.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-10-19

More than we can use is more than
we want
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-10-19

When you meet temptation. turn to
the right.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-07-22
Hambrientos y fatigados, los
profugos uiuieron cuatro
dias de augusta ocul-
tGndose q la mirada de
certenares de hombres
que los persegulan

NOGALES. -\riZ.. Julio 2l.-Cam!no
dc Ia pr:si0n de IL MueCte-la peni-
tenci2Ifa DE Fiorance-saldr1n ma
mana sahado. perfcctamcnie custodia-
dos por cuatro diputadoS shcrifts,. los
nexicanos Manuc! Martinez Y Placi-
do Silvas. actores de una de las mas
noveIescas aveaturas de que Sc tenga
roticia en- el Estado de Arizona
MARTINEZ se-a lleyado 4 la pen!ten-
ciarfa de Florence para ser ahorcado
dcrtro dc lin mes, y Silvas para ser
intcrnado alI por toda Ia vida.
La Fortuna, que tan grata Sc habta
mostrado para ambos, no quiso a. fin
corocederIes IA Hbertad que les ofre-
ciera Y sirviendose como insTumento
de IN -erdadero ejGrcito de diputaGos
sleriffs. poiicias, detectives. soidados
federales V perroS dc reconocido OLA
20 poliC!aco. entres0 i los dos pr6fu-
gos q quienes Sc creia Va seguTos en-
territcrio meXicano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-07-22
BOLIVIA CONFIA EN- QUE
Sc LIE HARA JUSTICIA.

''Puede usted manifestar' que ex-
ticndo sinceramente mis- felicitaciones
a las delegaciones que han represen-
tado a Chile y PERU en- Ia conferencia
Que acaba de terminar Tambien de-
SEQ felicitar al Secretario Hughes pot
su habi:idad y pericia J sus atlas do
tes estadisticas. a. sugerir algo en- que
pudie-an convenir las delesaciones de
ambos paises: algo. que niagun otro
hcmbrc habia podido hacer.
Bolivia espera sinceramcnte que Ell
arreg!o final de esta question, conten-
dra estipuiaciones rclativas una sa-
Ida al mar, para su comcrcio. Bolivia
esth satisfccha con el presente esta-
do de los negocios. porque. con el Pre-
sidentc Harding como arbitro, el amor
americana hacia Ia justicia. pueie ha-
cerio que tome en- consideration los de-
rechos de Bolivia. Creemos que cen
Mr.. Hughes como su consejero s.;
gCia en- este asunto. el Presidente Har-,
ding podr3t en- su capacidad de arbitro
presentar un medic de arregio que sa-
tisfacera no solamcnte Chile al
PERT. sino tambien a Bolivia
"Tengo 81 conocimiento cierto de
Que tai. cs in clase de arresio que el
Executive americana prefierc por clio
conf.o altamente en- su habilidai para
consesuir tai cosa'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-07-22
Ell PASO MAS GRANOE QUE Sc HA DADO EN-
BENEFICIO DE LA PAZ EN- Ia AMERICA
SALE LA MISSION QUE
Sc DIRIGE AL BRASIL
Ell personal que la integra Sc
embarcmd en- Veracruz en-
ell canonero "Brauo"
Ell Jefe de la Mission, Licencia-
do Vasconcelos, Hegard a
San Antonio ell lunes
Tclcarama Especial para LA PRENSA".

Tclcgrama Especial para LA PRENSN.
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, julio IL.
Hoy las dos de la tarde sails de
esta ciudad Ia Mission Especial que c!
Gobierno dc Mexico ha designado pa
ra que rcpreSente a nueStro pals Gn
las ficstas del Centenario dc Ia Inde-
pendcncia del Brasil, dirigiendose Il!
puerto de Nerac-uz, en- donde toma-
"a pasajc a bordo del canonero mexi-
cano Bravo: que IA conducira a las
p!ayas brasiieras.
La Mission, como SC sabe, "a enca-
bcZada per el Secretario dc Educn-
ci6n. liccnciado Jose NascOucelos, )
aunquc 81 partida cstaba fijada para
el dia IS del corrientc, Sc dispuso
anticiparse sietc dias q II fecha anun
riada tomando en- consideration "a
zones podcroSas quo amcritaron Ii
anticipation en- Ia marcha.
En- tai viriud, y como dcsped!d1.
aver ofrccij q Ministro del Brasil ell
Mexico. Senor Fcitosa un banquete al
liccnciado Easccncelos, Embajador
Especial. L los mas prominentes
miembros dc Ia Embajada, as!sticH
do al agape ei Presidente Obr=g6ii.
Cordia!es brindis Sc cruzaron en- q
momcnto oportunc, haciendose votes
porquc Ia fel:cidad cI Gxito mas
liSonjero accompaniment 4 los viajeros
en- su marcha. eXpTeSando el seior
de Fci;osa que estaba c;erto que su
pats los rcc!biria con los braZos abicv
tos, para darles el abrazo fraternaI
quo los meXicanos lc habian dadO il
cl su arribo a Ia hermosa terra del
-Anahuac.
II Sefor NaSconCcioS. como opO!-
tunamcnlc 10 di6 conocer LA PREM
81. pasara por San Antonio con rum
10 Il IL ciudad dc Nucva York, Ell
donde dcbera cmbarcarsc para CT
Brasil = fin dc rcunirsc en- Ia capital
dc Ia Rcpublica suriana con los de-
mas miembr0s que forman la dele
Gaci0n TncXicana.
Sin embargo. cl l!ccnc:ado Nascon-
cclos pasa-t por San Antonio hasta
cl Iunes de Ia pr6Xima semaua en-
vcz dc. domingo 23, como 10 habia-
mos d:cho, pues cl Embajador Espe-
cial dcmor6 su salda eli un dia mas
en- atenci5n n que tuvo que perma-
neccr en- Ia Cjudld d" Mexico para
dar el .ecibimieHto Official dc Ia Sc
crctaria dc Educaci0n L 1t cxqu!Si-
Ia poetisa ch;iena Gab-iela MiStra!.
actualmentc huespeo dc nuestro pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-07-22
PREPARATIONS PARA
Sl COMEATS LEGAL

Por Da.;c lie los hue.guis;aS. po-
cas- act.vidIdcs Sc han aQotado. y CO.
mo principal de elias f:gura Ia pre-
paraci6n que todOs el!os estdn ha-
cisado para comba;ir leGalmente an
- In Cortc Federal. 81 pr0xino dia
2S. IA resolution adoptada por tI
Juez Federal en- tavsr dc IA compa-
mia terCocarrilera del Southern Pa
c.t:c que prohibe u los obreros nucI-
suistas ro2da- : hace- suardias GER
ca dc las propiedadeS. tai,ereS ) Was
de IA c;tada empress y de aIguuas
otCas lie las que sc eUcuentran afec-
tadas pOr eI moviraiento.
N!eui-as II orden Judicial es COM
baI:da ea el ;erreno legal los obre-
res huelgu!ScaS estan obedeciendo al
pie dc II !eJri cada una dc las dis
posicioueS que por aaora sc encuen-
tran en- vigor, pero - cIa que IA au-
dienc!a que So ha ci;aco tenga efec-
to. los prircipales tuuc-onarios dc Ia
hUelsa. y alsunos anCsados que los
patrocinan refutardn con srgumen>
tos judiciales Y apoyandose en- cldu-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-07-22
Para funcionarios de los
tres poderes y re-
presentanteS al Con-
greso General
Tambien tendra lugar Il
election de funciona-
rios civiles y Judi
ciales del Condado

Hoy Sc verificaran en- e E,stado de
Tcxas,las clsccionc< primarias para
clagir los candidates Que deban re-
preSsHtarlo en- el Ccngreso de los E.s-
;ados Unidos. asf como tambien las
cleccioNcs para Gobernador del Esta-
do para Senador Diputado al Con-
greso local y para funcionarios de
,o-, diverSCs Coudadcs
EN- cl Cordado de Bexar. pnr 10
;arto s. efectuar;in las elccciones pa
r. elcSir funcicnarios publicos de.
Cnnd:gdo. : amhas. las que Sc hardn
en todo e. F,stado de Texas. v en- el
Condado de Bexa- r7onreten eStar
muy -enldaS por So nuy grande .!
nG,nero dc candidates cue 50 disputa-
rim los puestos quo hcmos indicado
en- los c0micioS de hoy.
.N cca;inuaci6n d-nns una lis;a
condersad, 4, los candiia'os para los
r-incipaI~s rm"s:os IL: F,<;odo de Te-
Y - 1-I C"r'17o ,;o Haxa~.
Son candidates Senador &c los
EsIados Unidos por q Eistado dc Te-
xaS. los senores Earle =. Mayficld,
, Robcr, Lee Henry, James L. Fcrgu-
son, Culicu f. Thomas, Clarence Gus
ley y c. \. Cu,bcrsoH--Candidato i
i. Camara de RcprcS,:.t:s,te el Sc
nor =. ". Cole.
PreSitcE.c dc IL Suprrma Corte dc
Justicia dcl Estado. <. VI. Cureton.
Para Gobcrnador del Estado dc Tc-
xaS: W. W. King. Fred :. Rogers;
Fat NJ. Neft, Crcc!eccion), ) Harry =.
Warner.
Para cc-Gobernador: Joe l. ed
,rondscn: Col. Billie Mayfieid, Jr.; 7.
". Davidson: Andrew :. Jamison; ".
\. Johnson.
Para Procurador General: w. A.
Keeling.
Para Surcrintcndentc dc Insruc-
c:in P0blica del ESstaGo: 5. NJ. y.
Mars: Ed. r. Eon>ley; J. J5fferson
G. Smith.
Para Condsionado de Agricultural:
George +. Terrell.
Para Magistrate Suplca;c de ia Cor
to de- Arclaciones Civilcs: Edward W.
Smith.
Para Senador al Congrlso del Es;a-
DaS3 a Ia 52
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-07-22
SERA RECONSTRUCT
Ell PLAGlO BIELASKI
La importante diligencia Sc
ra practicada en- la
Semdna proIlmd
A ella serdn invitados los
representatives. de la prem
sa menlcana y e1traRjera
relcsrama Especial para "L> rRENst".

reicgrama Especial para IA pRENst".
CGCDAD DE MENICO. Julio IL
II Juez &c 10 Penal que ccrocc Del
asun56 del autc-plag:o DC Bruce Bic
,aski Y sOv;os. ha auunCia6o Official
men;e que Ia pr6N.mI scUlana tcudrd
lpgar una imoor.untC dlicencia ju-
d;ca que consiscicd q "a recoaS,ruc
con dc los hccaos que han mediado
"n 81 emorC.loso asuuto del 2lagiu. 4
lin De dEucidar alSuuos puHtcs qus
aast,t .ahora aPSreceu cbscuros Y de
dcSandar las RESPONSE biIidades que a
cada Gno d. los actureS correspond.
en- a burda = OutoncSca trama
= ha inSoeuado quc en- "a -ecous-
,-Cccion pa-c!ciga~s.n -odos Jos .ac-
torres" que han tanido Daye,es o~.n-
r!pILes y seeundar.os n q asunto.
y que ademAs. ssrln irv.sa4os para
preseac.lr IA d.iisenc.a toLos los re-
DreseRtaDtls de IA prens4 cIo:tu!.,.a
y los corrSSpv nsa!ss d los pcrl5d.-
COS extraajcros. para que es,CS 0us-
dan formarsc una idea mas ca1u de!
enclose aSUUnio y 6eiav las coStS en-
81 }sEit!mo luSac que les corresponds.
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