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serious.
B. A. Harrigan, agricultural com
missioner. concurred with shippers
statements and suggested a plan
to call for farmer volunteers tG
aid in reconstruction work on the
canal system in the event the dis
trict cannot complete repair work
before next Tuesday.
District officials promise water for
domestic and stock use in less than
ten days but would give no def.
mite promises when water woulc
be available for irrigation
M j. Dowd. general superinten-
dent and chief engineer, said. 1T
may take ten days"
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-21
Drastic Curbs Put
On Use of Water
BY Valley Citizens
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operated in helping enforce the
requests. Both Brawley and E. Cen
tro expected to be able to hold out
until water is turned into the cam
ais without recourse to trucking
water.
IMPERIAL
! Imperial. handicapped by the loss
of its l00.000-g gallon water tank that
crashed down in the earthquake
was nevertheless not in danger. Its
water foreman reported. An cleo
trio pump. incapaCitated IN the
quake that did $4,000 damage to
the pumping plant, was replace
by spare diesel engine that pump
ed direct TO the mains. The plant
foreman said the city could last
q dozen days. There were no reStric-
tons beyond requesting citizens TO
be conservative.
HOLTVILLE
Holtville claimed to be in the
best condition of any valley city.
Loss of the $4,000 gallon water
tank hardly affected service, for
pumps connect direct to the mains
Two big storage basins remained
as well as a canal storage BASIN
Officials estimated there was en-
ough 10 last ten days under norma.
consumption and Is days with re-
strlcted irrigation. Police and fire
men were aiding in restrictions
In addition. Holtyille has several
wells on which TO fall back in EN-
ergenCieS. Some arteSian wells on
the EaStSide. however. were report
ed TO have gone dry. among them
the we'll on the Hunt Bros. ranch
west OF the Low Line canal less
than a mule north of Verde school
This We'll was about 1000 feet deep
and was put down about ten years
ago. II normally flowed about Is
gallons per minute. During the 1894
drought the we'll was used by many
farmers.
CALEXICO
Calexico, with a small supply OF
water on hand expected to supple
ment its supply with water pumped
from the All American canal. City
Clerk Dick Emerson said there was
a mile of water standing in the
canal several feet deep that would
be pumped into the Boundary canal
and brought thence to the city
basins. He anticipated no need for
trucking water. Coolers were BAN
ned as we'll as irrigation.
NORTH-END
In the northend the water situa
ton remained much the same with
the Calipatria fire department dele
gated TO aid in enforcing restric-
tions on irrigation and desert COOL
ers, by order of the city council
No trucking was anticipated.
The Southern Pacific railway
stood by with supply of nearly
half a million gallons of water in
81 tank cars. in case any area need
ed relief. j. w. Donohue, agent
declared Tuesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-21
Ellsworth Honored
By Reserve Group

The Rev. Devon Ellsworth Of Ell
Centre was elected department
chaplain for the Reserve Officers
association at the state convention
last weekend in San Diego
Ellsworth was the only delegate
from the valley al the convention.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-21
CrobLoan Agent
Arrives Here

George Peck. field supervisor 1or
the emergency crop and feed loan
administration, arrived in Imperial
Valley Tuesday to interview farmers.
He will remain the rest OF the
week in his headquarters in the
basement of the county court mouse
at Ell Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-21
MEETING POSTPONED

McCabe- Eucalyptus farm center
will postpone its meeting from May
"a to May 81 to avoid conflict with
the commencement program for
schools in the FL Centre high school
district on May "a.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-21
CONVICT PLUNGES
TO DEATH IN PEN

SAN QUENTIN PRISON, Cal,
Nav 81 - CUP - Charles Wiley,
Stanislaus county triple slayer, was
injured fatally today in plunge
from the fifth tier of San Quentin
prison cell block.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-12-12
TRttprH On &atta Ula11H

Dear Santa: I am a good boy
going to school every day. For
Christmas I would like a bus, a
gun, some candy, nuts, apples, col
or book. Goodbye Santa. From
your friend, Paul Peterson, Sank
Centre.
Dear Santa: I am a good girl.
For Christmas I would like to have
a rocker, a pair Of silk stockings,
a color book, hood, some candy,
apples and nuts. Goodbye Santa.
Elsie Peterson, Sank Centre.
Dear Santa: For Christmas will
you please bring me doll in case
with clothes and a parka hood to
wear to school, tablet and pencils.
am in the first grade and five
years old. Please don't forget my
baby sister. Thank you. Rose
mary Kerfeld, Route, 2, Melrose.
Dear Santa: For Christmas will
you please bring me jacket, pop
gun and a truck, lots Of nuts and
candy. Don't forget my big broth
err Wilfred. Thank you. Anthony
Kerfeld, Route 2, Melrose.
Dear Santa: I am a little boy Z
years old and in the second grade
For Christmas want stock farm
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years old. I want a caterpillar that
will go half way straight up. Your
little friend. Nicky Schremal, Sank
Centre.
Dear Santa Claus: I want tab
le and five chairs, a stove, tri-
cycle. I want q doll for the baby
the baby is seventeen months old.
Please bring Ralph a train; he is
three years old. I am six years
old. Your little friend, Bernice
Zimmerman, Sank Centre.
Dear Santa Claus: I want a train,
q doll with fur around her neck
and head. I want a tricycle.. That
is all I want. I am six years old.
Your little friend, jeanette Jenc,
Sank Centre. P. s.: Please bring
my brother, Eddie, clock.
Dear Santa: I am a little girl
years old and In the second grade
at school. I am writing this let
ter to tell you what would like
for Christmas. Would you please
bring me some dresses for my dol
ly, a ball, a jumping rope, color
book and colors, some pencils and
handkerchiefs. My sister, Eileen,
is three years old. Bring her a
dolly, some dresses, ball. Bring
both of us some candy and nuts
and apples. Your little friend
jeanette Kemper, Sank Centre. p
s.: Don't forget my sister, Marion
She would like an accordian and a
story book.
Dear Santa: A merry Christmas
u hope you can get through the
, snow this year. I suppose you
know that we had a snowstorm
early this winter. For Christmas
would like a pair of skates, a
locket, and a ring. Also lots OF
nuts and candy. Your friend, Rose
Mary Kettler, Sank Centre.
Dear Santa: Merry Christmas
Santa! Please bring me a pair OF
skates, shoes, a doll, a doughboy
a wagon, a bracelet, beads, a SCI
of dishes and baking set. I'm
sure you like the snow for your
reindeer to travel to the homes OF
all good girls and boys. Your
friend, Mary Kemper, Sank Centre
Dear Santa: Will you please
bring me a caterpillar, steam
shovel, nuts and candy? 7 hope
you remember to fill the stockings
of every good girl and boy at
Christmas. Your friend, Richard
Kettler, Sank Centre.
Dear Santa: Perhaps you will
bring me a tricycle., a doughboy
tank, a wagon, a little car and a
steam shovel. I wish I could go
with you to help fill all the girls
and boys stockings. Merry Christ
mas to you Santa! Your little
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friend, Donald Kettler, Sank Cen
ire.
Dear Santa: Merry Christmas!
For Christmas I would like cat
erpiller and a sled, a wagon; also
a bingo set and some nuts and can
dy. I hope you can find my house.
Your friend, Norbert frisco, Sank
Centre.
Dear Santa: I am a good little
boy. For Christmas like to have
a sled and a gun, truck, some
candy and nuts. Goodbye Santa.
Alfred Peterson, Sank Centre.
My Dear Santa: I am good boy,
going to school. For Christmas ]
would like a truck, a gun, and a
color book and a nice big doll. ]
like to play with the doll. Some
candy, nuts, and apples. hope to
see you next Saturday. Goodbye,
Santa. Melvin Peterson, Sank
Centre.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-12-12
Farm N ews
From the County Agent, St. Cloud ;.

mated as q non-commercial corn
county the loan rate was 43c.
Requirements for the loans are
similar to previous years It is
necessary for an individual to have
been a participant in the AAA pro-
gram during the past year to be
eligible for a corn loan. Further,
this individual should not have ex-
ceeded his corn acreage allotment
in the past year. The corn itself
to be eligible should grade No. 8
or better except for moisture and
test weight as defined in the Of
fetal grain standards Of the Unit
ed States. Samples submitted from
December 1, 1910 to February %,
1871 cannot have more than 20k %
moisture. Individuals interested in
making a corn loan should contact
the AAA office at 120 Fifth Avenue
South.
This year the corn loan program,
as in other years, has many adj
vantages in it's favor. The individ-
ual who takes corn loan will re-
ceive cash on the basis of Gle per
bushel depending on the grade of
his corn and will have the privilege
of having any increase in price
that may come. On the other hand
If corn should drop in price the
corn can be turned in to the Com
modify Credit Corporation in pay
ment of the loan at maturity.
Applications for participation in
the cotton mattress program are
coming to the county agents Of
flee at st. Cloud at brisk rate.
So far applications for more than
$50 mattresses have been received
and from all indications the par
ticipation in this program will be
as large as in most counties of
Minnesota.
Under the plan the extension SER
vice, the AAA, and the Surplus
Marketing Administration are CO
operating to bring surplus cotton
from the south to the county for
the making of mattresses by folks
who are in need of them and who
have had rather low income for
the past several years. Farm fam
lilies and other families in the small
towns and villages Of the county
that qualified as rural areas in the
1880 census are eligible.
Parties wishing to take advan-
tage Of this program and who are
not able to come to the county
agents office for the making Of
these mattresses should contact
that office by mail and an applica-
ton together with letter Of in
struction to assist them in the COM
pletion Of the application will be
sent them.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-12-12
friend, Dickie Morgan.
r 4

~AAS~t ~~ASEAS ~AASA 6S~As
Dear Santa: This Is Patty and
Leroy again. Would you please
bring me a Dye Die doll with suit
case, piano, little desk and chair.
Leroy would like to have a farm
set. We have both tried to be good
so please Santa don't forget us.
Your little friends, Leroy and Pat
ty Marthaler, Westport.
Dear Santa: I am writing to tell
you what I want for Christmas.
I am in the 7th grade. I am II
years old. My brother John is in
the 4th grade. He is 9 years old.
We would like to have a wagon.
Also some candy, nuts, apples and
a Christmas tree. Don't forget
Mary Jean, my little niece, for she
has never seen you before. I wish
you a Merry Christmas. Your
friends, John and Orville Quistorff,
Sank Centre.
Dear Santa Claus: Will drop you
a few lines to let you know what
want for Christmas. I would like
a Lone Ranger gun with holster
and bullets, dump truck and a
train. My little sister, Shirley,
wants doll buggy and doll and
a little stove and my little sister,
Betty, you can bring her what you
think is best and my little cousin
would like stroller or what ever
you think is best for little girl.
Her name is Donna Mae Eckberg.
Hoping to see you Christmas Eve.
Goodbye-will have something for
you. Robert, Shirley and Betty
Eckberg, Sank Centre.
Dear Santa: would like to have
a rocking chair, chickens, book,
apples, a basket and an airplane.
My teacher is Velma Quade. I am
five years old. Your little friend,
Mildred Zimmerman, Sank Centre.
Dear Santa Claus: Please bring
me a caterpillar with a grader in
front. would like to have a sled.
Please bring anything else you
want to. I am six years old. Mar
ian would like a doll. Betty Jean
wants a little red ball. I would
like trailer to put on the back
Of the caterpillar. Your friend,
Kenneth Paul, Sank Centre.
Dear Santa Claus: Please bring
Mary Jane a rocking goose. Bring
Ralph a wagon. I would like a
sewing machine and I would like
to have a necklace, that is all.
am seven years old. I am going
to be eight December the 10Th.
Your little friend, Helen thinner
man, Sank Centre.
Dear Santa Claus: I would like
to have caterpillar for Christmas.
I would like a clock. I am six
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a shooting game, a jumping dog
and pen. Please bring some can
dy and nuts. Lawrence wants a
kitten that pushes a ball. Good
bye. Fordyce Frederick, Westport.
Dear Santa Claus: I have been
a good boy. I am four years old.
Would you please bring me a peg
table and some bedroom slippers,
and a little boys knife and fork
set, a color book and crayons.
Don't forget my mommie and dad
dy-and Margie, Jean Marilyn,
Joel and Hermie. I'll be waiting
for you Christmas morning. Your
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Stearns County Farm Bureau will
be held at the village hall at Rich.
mond on Saturday, December IA,
at 1870. This meeting at 1870, ac-
cording to the county agents Of
flee, is the general or membership
meeting. A number of smaller
groups will meet at the same place
in the forenoon to take up various
phases Of the work in connection
with the Farm Bureau. One Of
these groups is the auditing COM
mittee which will audit the books
and records of the secretary-treas-
urer Of the Farm Bureau. An
other is the resolutions committee
headed by Walter Kruger, Of
Paynesville, as chairman. Farm
ers and others that wish to meet
with the resolutions committee
should be at the hall about ten
o'clock in the morning to discuss
any matters that the committee
should take up. The executive
board of the Farm Bureau will al
so meet at 1000 a. m. for reg
ular meeting.
The afternoon meeting will COW
er a wide range of subjects, includ-
ing the report of the county agri-
cultural agent, home demonstra-
ton agent, reports Of the secre-
tary-treasurer and reports Of the
auditing and resolutions commit
tee. The speaker of the afternoon
will be Ernest Baughmann, of the
Agricultural Extension Service,
who will discuss agriculture for
1911. All members of the Farm
Bureau and any others interested
in farm organization work are urg-
ed and invited to attend
The third annual hog cholera
school is scheduled to be held at
st. Cloud next week at the city
hall on December II and IS, ac-
cording to the county agents Of
flee at st. Cloud. Previous schools
have been held in Stearns county
at Albany and at st. Martin. These
hog cholera schools are 2-day af-
fairs conducted by DR.. w. A. Bill
ings at University Farm, St Paul.
The morning of the first day is
devoted to a study Of swine dis
eases and pests such as NEGRO,
round worms and erysipelas. Be
ginning at noon Of the first day
the study of hog cholera proper
is begun. On the afternoon of the
second day the examinations are
written. All who pass this short
examination are given a layman's
permit enabling them to use both
serum and virus in the vaccination
of their own hogs for the control
of cholera. Since hogs occupy Sec
ond place in Stearns county from
the standpoint of farm income,
many farmers should attend this
school. It is open to anyone.
Since Stearns county became a
commercial corn area for the first
time in 1910, this years corn loan
program will be of importance in
the county. Corn loans this year
will be on the basis of Gle per bus
hel, according to the county agents
office at st. Cloud. In previous
years when the county was desig-
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r. <. CARPENTER
TRUCKING SERVICE

We will haul your livestock care
fully, efficiently and without delay.
Give us a trial and you will find
our service entirely satisfactory.
PHONE 19F12-SAUK CENTRE
1884 pd.
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Block signals control the move
ment Of trains over 141,0OO miles
of railroad in the United States.
La gaceta., 1940-09-07
Secci6n de CuItos
Para el Domingo 8 de Sept
Que DiOs Bendiga a America

'Ybor City" Mission Presbite-
riana, 953, IL ave. Rev. w. B.
Passiglia, Pastor.
Escuela Dominica, 9:45 a. m.
Quito de la manana IL: a. m.
Reunion del EsfueSzo Cristiano,
8 p. M; Quito en- espahol, Mier-
coles, 8 p. m.
'Tamplo" Bautista, 1909 18th
st. Rev. ]. B. Silva, Pastor.
Escuela Dominica, GAS a. m.
Quito de la noche, 8 p M; Quito
de Oraci6n, Microbes, 8 p. m.
"San Paolo", Iglesia Metodis-
ia Italiana, 81 Y Is ave. Rev A.
madeo M. D. Riggio, Pastor.
E. de la Iglesia, 9:45 a. m;
Quito en- Ingles, l a. m; Quito
en- Italiano, 8 p. m.
Mission Asamblea de Dios,
Pentecostal, 17O115 80 ave. Rev.
d. Valdes, Jr., Pastor, Rev. R.
L. Moves, Evangelista.
E. Dominica, 1915 a. M;
Quito de la noche Z AS p. m; Cul
tos: Microbes Y Sabado, 8 p. m.
Ell Honorable Pie. de los E.
u, ha designado ell Domingo 8,
para comienzo de la "Semana
de Oraci6n y Rogativa," al Crea
dor, por Administrations
Dios Bendiga a America
Sera ell programa religfoso de
las distintas Denominaciones
cristianas de la localidad, duran
tie la semana que principiara Ell
dfa 8. "#
Mission "La Esperanza", 1922
laurel st. Rev. C. H. Corwin,
D. D. Pastor.
Quito de la manana, 10 a. m.
Quito de la noche 8 p. m.
la Union de los Cien", lyle
STA Evangelical, 34O8 Gomez, a.
We. Rev. Orland H. Corwin, Pas
tor.
Exposiciones Biblicas a Jas
$50 p. m. Y a las 6 p. m.
"Ybor City Menonitas" 1910
a. ave. Rev. ]. Paul Saunders,
Superintendent.
Cultos: 10 a. m. y 7:30 p. m.
West Tampa Congregations
les, 2339 Laurel st. Rev. v. A.
Venezia, Pastor.
Escuela de la Iglesia, 9 a. m.
Servicio de la manana, 10 a. m.
"San Marcos, Iglesia Meto-
dista, 16 Y 10 ave. Rev. r. j.
Parker, Pastor.
E. de la Iglesia, $50 a. M;
Quito en- ingles, 1890 a. M; Cul
to en- espahol, 8 p. M; Quito de
Oraci6n, Microbes 8 p. m.
Iglesia Metodista de West
Tampa, N. Albany y Union st.
e. de la Iglesia, 9:45; Quito
de la noche, 8 p. m. yCulto de O.
raci6n, uJeves, 8 p. m.
MENSAJE EVANGELICO
"Vere tn ROstrO"
Texto Biblico: "Yo en- justi-
~
La gaceta., 1940-09-07
So8RE GAkUA r

Cuando ell poeta Federico Gar
cha LoEka fu6 fusilado en- Ora
NADIA, su ciudad natal, Pablo Ne
ruda escribi6: Ezra tan popu-
lar como la guitarra, allegro, me
lanc6lico, profundo y claro como
un niho, como ell pueblo mismo.
81 Sc hubiese buscado con diff
cultad, paso a paso, en- todos los
rincones Y escondites alguien pa
ra sacrificar como sc s~acrifica
un simbolo jamas en- ning1n ser
nj en- ningGn objeto Sc hubiese
encontrado ell alma popular espa
nola en- toda su viveza y profun-
didad, como en- ese ser elegido.
Han escogido bien aquellos que
fusilandolo, han querido tirar
sobre ell mismo coraz6n de Es-
pana".
Refiriendose a la obra de Gar
cia Lorca, Juan Larrea ACADIA de
escribir: Asesinado, en- efecto,
por designio celeste, segdn es-
tamos viendo, y ejecutado por
los siempre barbaros %ejecutores
de las sentencias; atenazado en-
ire las dos mitades de Espana,
aquella diab6lica que Sc inclina
hacia la serpiente adherida a la
terra, y aquella otra popular,
divina, de mundo nuevo, que bus
ca ell CRYSTAL, la transparencia de
la luz, propia del CIEL0, pecu-
liar de la vida consciente. Como
Espana, ell poeta muere, pues,
en- ell Finistterre, en- ell fin de la
tierrp, vtctima de las primeras
insinuaciones del cielO en- cuyas
manos encomienda su esprit
tn; muere como ell Verbo hispa-
nico, revelando con su muerte la
verdad-su verdad de hombre
de sangre-a que Sc encuentra
vinculado. En- este trance en- que
pugnan violentamete viajo v
nuevo mudo, individualismo y
La gaceta., 1940-09-07

a creaci6n como a redenci6n.
Existe una ley ineludiole: lilo
que habitualmente vcmos deter
nina 10 que habremos dc serl
Por ESQ contemplar a Dios en-
~justicia es despertar a SUI se-
mejanza. Su rostro nos invita-
siempre hacia la fuerza y la per
fecci6n.
No encontramos ahora plena
satisfaction debido a %nuestras
limitaciones naturales, nuestra
condici6n moral, nuestra imper
fscci6n spiritual. Pero az con-
templar su rostro despertare-
mos a su semejanza hoy mismo
mediante su Espiritu.
La gaceta., 1940-09-07
PARA LA M1JER DEL HOGAR

Iespfritu universal ei rocta *
pira indSe4c Qalmente en- Ell sena
de la colecti& dsdsdo testi-
monio de la ~existencia metaffsi-
ca del poeta impersonal, de la
entidad creadora, en- este case
Ell Verbo hispanico, asf como es-
tie, esencialmente collective, da
tSstimonio justificante de la
vida del individuo''.
PensGmientos de Jose Marta
Para complacer a algunas a.
migas que me 10 han pedido, doy
a continuation algunos pensa-
mientos del poeta martir cuba
no, Jose MART. Ell poeta march6
a la guerra y las primeras balas
disparadas contra 81, por ''1os
barbaros ejecutores", lie derriba
ron para siempre,
"El deber es feliz, aunque no
10 parezca, y ell cumplirlo pura-
mente eleva Ell alma a un estado
perenn de dulzura.
Los goces comunes son dotes
de bellacos. La vida tierfe goces
suavisimos, que vienen de amar
'y de pensar.
Ell que vive de la infamia o la
codea en- pag, es un infame. Abs
|tenerce de ella, no basta; Sc ha
de pelear contra ella. Yer en-
calma I'm crimen, es cometerlo.
La possession de la verdad
no es mas que la lucha entire
las revelaciones impuestas de
los hombres. La bora del CO.
nocimiento de la verdad es EN-
briagadora y augusta. Hay de
esos hombres montanosos, que
dejan ante 81 y detras de 81,
llama la terra.
III lenguaje ss obra del HON
bre, y Ell hombre no ha de ser
esclavo del lenguaje.
Algo deja la noche en- ell
dido, puesto que ell coraz6n
La gaceta., 1940-09-07
~ILEGALMENTE
EN- Ell PALS

Las autoridades locales de in
migraci6n arrestaron aver a An
tonic Fuentes Blanco y Jorge
Blanco Gonzalez, dos cubanos,
acusandolos de haberse escondi-
do en- un vapor que trajo un car
gamento de aguacates para en-
trar ilegalmente en- este pals.
Los dos hombres son estibado-
res y hecha la carea, en- la Haba-
ma. Sc escondieron en- la moto-
nave Allocate. Sc les arrest6
en- una Mission de Ybor City.
La gaceta., 1940-09-07

que fua / ella lgnado
por Ia ddda, az bee henchi.
ode Pr.
Puo1 que anto hom-
bre-bo debeS kber de vez
La gaceta., 1940-09-07
UNA E NOTICIA

La direction de la tienda Ju-
venil Shop ha puesto a la ven
ia trajes para muchachas, de l
a 16 amos, y los llamados Stacks
con una considerable rebaja en-
los precios. Son de soda, rayon y
ctras telas, de hasta 1896, y Sc
venderan a SO cts. cada uno.
Haga hoy sus compras y apre
clara la convenience, en- GUAM
to a economic.
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DIVORCIOS

Dcretos: Lila Carrera Sain7
contra Heriberto Sainz; Donald
j. Bowman contra Gertrude
Bowman. Nuevas demands
Grace Simpson Martin comrta
O. H. Martin; Paul John Ma
hunk contra Berta E. Nahum
lex; S. o. Burg contra H. o.
Burg.
La gaceta., 1940-09-07
MENSAJE E~VANGELICO
"Vere tn RostrO''

Texto Biblico: "Yo en- justi-
cia we're tn %rostro; sere saciado
cuandO despertare a su seme1
jana" Salmo. II 1916.
San Agustin bien decia: "TG,
oh DioS, nos has hecho para TT,
y Ell coraz6n Sc siente inquieto
hasta no encontrar descanso en-
TT" Nunca ha podido ell ser hu-
mano obtener completa satisfac
cion y sin embargo, a clio aspi-
ra constantemente. Cada uno de
nosotros experimental un urgi-
miento divine que nos empuja
hacia ell progreso spiritual. La
perfection" FL caracter de Dios
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