davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-13
PAsAJEs lNTERCoLoNIALEs.

La Compah a como SO v6 en- la tarifa de
pasHes hace una importantisima reduction
q los sehores empleados ofciales del
E6rcito en- esta isla ) sus familias.
lCONDlCIoSEs
III valor do las ,nonedas extrAnjeras sara niado
Pot In AAganciA, de manera que Ia Com pAhia reclba
seupss 81 moniante do los pAsajes Getes an fran.
cos, 81 equivalents On moneda corriente al tho
sue rilaisn n plaza al sxpedirlos
cONCEslONEs,
Esta Agencia expide pasaies de ida yuslt. an
los viajes sntercOoniaes, yAdos por ires meses
IN 10 pS dc rehaja en- los tyasatidnsscos, yaidos
por nm ano, CON IN 70 p.S do rebajA
A toda tAmllia cuyo pasaie cumpute Al montan,s
de paeAl de cAmAra, ~ 10 ooncederA una rebais
de Is p.S
Una mismA persona fAnilia no pusde .ener de.
recho II Yea las dos concesones antes senaladsa
Los ninos menores de amos iran Rra:is de B 1 )
amos pagarAn Ia Cnarta paFte ds pAAaie: dc "a IL
amos Ia misad: de IL Sumplidvs en- adelAnse -.
tlsfArAn pas aye entero. CuAndo una familiA teu
varios ninos memories de tres anoa solo uno ira Rra
sis, los deInAs pAgArAn un cnarto de pakaie.
PASAJEs DE CRlADos
Loa pTecioa para los crIsdos con oes1ino Burden,
Havre, serAn de frances wv.
HLETEs.
Los conocinientos de cArgA dsben ser pressnt.
doe IN II AgenciA con Il debldA Anielacion, no al
mitiendose loe Gu uagAa ssLloa on lugar de- ANA.
Para todA elAse do iniormes dirigirss Al ArenL
principal
Joss r. SILVA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-13

N,.A smpsssa ha, ,dinuesss rsclsatsmsnte
ana - varcres ds Il IllEwa Qas' salem del
SrsriS dS 6nsisszw sl1o = sads mo-, con
1srean. aasuks Dc ID earga d aaasl pusrte ,
4 a. z. GsruNs, .teda u qas = pfsssnts % los
ruert0V ixtraniefos, raiss, Hess, Daedsss ,
GmSSss, para tsta, Penes y,xeysgsss.
Los, s,tuq,ssa 10 u OsMpeeia qts dss.
IL ests pasrto % diri1sH 81 Nerts e
EtpsiIs, saiss n Ssatasdsr para Ii
o0rpOel, y ds este Pssate pars 81 Hssrs
He-Rico, Marse Il Do lSss--Los cOnaig-
Hstaries, tGohgisoS d IsNiaes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-13

&@@s- ~"S Wv @e1fbtNS ttOtONs
GAVIIsAS. ~ AritmAIioA y Alwahra
6eOnstrta J frigonOms-
triA.
REGULEZ.-Rst3rics = Pottiea.
GONZALEZ FR. ZEFERINO.-FS.
loeofia.
DICClOSARIO o Do u AeadaniA psa
CAAPOAh0R.--Poemas
DoloEAa.
PeuSlAs y fkbalaA
Colon poena.
BIBLI0TkCA UnlvussAl, lonos yasios
CAMPoAA0R--t'otticA.
P0L0.-El Cosnpsndio De Ia lasinidad
RIERA , TsEtO~A-NOcAonss do Axss.
ealsnrA
GIROH.--C3d.os De oomearAo.
PEREDA.--H HisloFaa Nasusal.
GANOT.--Fincn
MiGCEL--Dac<isaAFso latsna.
ARTE de tnsgus aEtiheialsa
LIOFRiu.-i Ia JahoasrlA.
CON hEko ouSsE.--ue0snsg.iA
nRIOT.--Aigehn.
SOGET.--1somstrta anaaitinA.
UITIAoS Aias ds % Altaufe
FELIu.--FtsaeA J QnlsnleA.
EtiAkTth.---1ramaaAsa latina.
COhELKhAhs--0nmattrA sassagla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-13
A " I 8 O..

En- la Imprenta del BoLETIS %
ha recibido el magnitico libro utula-
do ElVatioaRo y los Nasones, por
Leon Taxil, junto con las notables
Confesiones del mismo. Ademas, SO
han recibido MaRaaies de DVaatos y
MisaIes con nuevos rezos, el Rstaal
RomanOa ad PaTochaH, hermosos Pu-
riticadores, que 30 recomiendan q
los sehores Curas, infnidad de
cromos y tarjetas dc fantasia para
felicitacl6n, preciosisimas, y una
inmensidad de elegantes J 6tiles
objetos de eseritorlo.
Todo sc vende q precios limita
dos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-13

NGN JwGN ApltAn keaGuirEes
PSsseos1gsss5 Ulfi6n.
s Areci6O, captain GGrate.
Borangxsn, captain Mendialdns.
Nayagsisx, capit&n Gutierrez.
DespachAndose uno el IS de cada
mes, 4 veces son eScAla en- Santander
Para otros pozmsnores dirigirse klos
seiores While Forman y o., Liver
pool, Sobrinos ds Exquiaga, San Juan
Pto.-Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-13
CODIGOPENAL.

Sc ACADIA de recibir
en- esta Imprenta el Co.
digO Penal para Puer-
tO-Rico y Cuba; elegan-
to edici0n economical
para bolSillo, eSInara-
dam6nte enCuadernada
con tela. =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-13
m R.rORNO.

Lar ssoalas de Puerto um6n , Card
uaae no estkn incluidas On el itinerarlo
oAcIsl, : por 10 tanto pueds suPrimirse. y
no 8 hacen dichas essklas, las llegadas
Puerto .Ricc % anticiparan uno . dos dias.
x1W1A dc las AMxxA1AS.
vapor M. I. vILLAvERDE,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-13
GANGA.

Canas doradas, negras con flste ,
sin el junquillos etc.
Gran reaiisaci6n en- Ia Inprenta del
BoLsTN. 49,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-13

Adema.. de las antiguas liness recalara men
sualmente 4 esta isla uno de los vapores de
II Coinpahia On solicitud do fetes. :
PAsAJES TRAsATLANTICoS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-13
NOCIONBS DE- GEOKBTRIA
PoK
D. ERNEST0 OLLERO 7 CARN0KA

Obra deelarada de texto para
Las escuelss de esta provincia por
Decreto de 4 de Julio de 1884.
Un tomo en- 4: con dos l&lninas
4 2 RrALEs ejemplar en- la Inn
prenta del BoLKTIH.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-13
LlT0GRAFIA
A.lLYNN, SUI UCESORA DEMORIS.

Constituida nuevamente bajo mi solo nombre, con
competente direction prosa de titles material necesaro
nm establecimiento de primer ofden oontando con un
inteiEente personal oezco al pdbco esta industrial pu
ieno eiecuar cuantos encargos hagan, por dces
compcaaos que sean Ia seguridad de que dejar6
tsecnos odos los gustos lenas tedas las exigencias
Tsnto Ia simple arjeta, como lartsco diploma; elsen
clio recbo conerca como los documentos bancarlos e
ao rarazo quedarA satisfaction de los interesados
tan erecto como los abaos que hagan el extane
70. s... - :. -.
exhira an este estabecimento remitira vuelta de
correo q quien losohcte.
FORTALEZA A "a.
rH9pEENTA DEL BOLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-13
DEP0SITO De TARAcos
DE GO"ERHaA.

de Ia acreditada Gbrica de don
M. Murioz Gallart, de Cayey
Vitolas de todas classes.
Unico Agente en- San Juan
(P. R.), Heriberto G. de Queye.
do, calle del Dep6sito, ndmero
Marina. 9
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-13
A $1-75.

Papel superior para
planas de escuelas, en-
A ImPrenta del BOLE-
TIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-13
AGENCIA MUSICAL
CENTRIC ARTISTIC 0
DE
RAMON SARRlERA.
FORTALEZA 4S.-TIENDA..

ID PIANOS.-Se
acaban de recibir
~Wmagni6cos construi
dos exprofesos para estos paises.
Hallase un sURTDo ELxGANTi.
sIMo T vARIADo en- Iaburetes de
rejilla, Aisladores, Candeteros de
bronco dorados, y de miguel,
QuinquSs de miguel, Co6re, Ts-
cIGdOs, Cusrdas, y Fsltros para
forrar los marhllos etc., etc.
Y en- AGsica impresas un vasto
surtido de las tltimas novedades.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-13
An U n cros.

0aAa pAAAA - ansa<sss - aivsas @ sspseiss.
~ srssas - ssAs sspssis - ssns sigasi
Rss saa Wa. ti-ee rsr ssls yscaa... tA-ee
Pa tsss ssssA--- tst rW tses tAsa.---. go
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-13

~. .A4.-. ~ -. /: I: !: : .:'. ....s:;. g: =:
nsmtsiAOa u Assss b szssrisiAa, q stssalvA n
efasa eeeraAis u stssa. 60 saflrs e esrrsa
. pas
ns . ssrvsrA sassris,aa alssna sss - 60 psgsas
Il AanaenA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-13
I. / "A
DE yAPoREs .ooRRnOs EsPANoLEs
sntre
liverpool Pusrto-Riso y Sto. Domingo.

Los vapores de esta Empresa
destinados 4 dicho seryic;o SON
los sigllientes:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-13
I1GPEENTA del BOLETIN.

L1eNR DE HAvRE.BoRDEAux A HAITI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-13
LIBROS.

F'or al tllfimo Uapor .correo De
Ia PsntnsHaa, se Ian reci6ido en-
Ia ImPrenta del BoLKrM MKa.
cAEriL los sigtaentes ibros:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-25

sr.Hg PE0g xzsE0z FOR THE zEFCB-
lean t4i1y xtii tarsa - the eornef et
Thles an1 MA1sson streets. fs5ss. Thursday
evening At s 1'eieek All srreBlxagiens
tszxflc1pafsng arg requested 10 be IN llae
q ne place hefzfz Designated prDnpsIy st
pfes8eA.
stTset. soath Of Asaisoz- With left resting
On Nasisoa.
The FgaakIfn einb win form &C Third
street nessa 81 Asatzosa. vita r1gs$ resting
re Essrk psasnond elnb viii fern on
Third street. north u Spriax. with Fixhs
resting On Seriag street.
The Hsrrls0s Legion wiIi feTza on mad
s1n sfrsef east ~ Ifssad street. win right
resting on Third street.
The Hsrrsson eosered Legion vii forTn
on Ms4tssn street. 9est Of Third street,
With sgAi resting on Third street.
The order u march Siij be Is follows
LIT Frankiia brass hsnd.
end FAsmbEaa cinh
ar4. Fr2nktia club
an. First Regiment y 6. ". band
STA. EiAek Diamond club.
Stu. liar issn Eoiofee Legion.
TIT. Black DSameud band.
SIN. H3yfisog Lesioa-
The line 81 march Will extend along
Third street. g James sloxlx James Q
MIi5. along Aill 10 Commercial, along
Commercial 70 Aasa. eonasermarenins
a3ang Commercial 70 Mil, along MIL
IL Frcnt, aiong Frost 10 Union, along
Eal0H 70 second. along second 10
Msri0a. and aiong Marion % Fires opers
house. By order GENITAL committee.
u B. ALBEKTs1S. Chairman.
J. T. AffeHELL.. secretary.
G. T. =. xsILeas. chiet snrsbal
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mn. moleomn.s PROMOTION.


u Is most fortunate for the Pacific
Narthwe that ia selec ting successor
to the late Ne Potter. the Union Pa
eltie people have chosen man pyactl.
calsy familiar with the country. This
i ncl always The way with railroad
campanies Officials Of high authority
are often chosen ior merits apart lrom
special local knowledge and have for
a year or two 70 do What may be called
the primary work 81 studying up the
country" II was this work In cen.
neetiea with his sewers official duties
that brought or helped 10 bring Mr.
Potter 30 his uatitnrly grave.
Mr. Roieomh has the advantage Of
a practical acqaaintance with che
field served by she Union Pacific sys-
,em. aud this added 10 fne technical
training as All operator % railroads.
makes him a very strong maa Tor the
pl2e the very best nan available ia
the whole country.
Whether the promotlau oi af.
Holeomh wia iavolvr change 81
policy an the part q the uuion Pa
elao il is net seN possible 70 >ay. h
Is faos weit-knowa siuoae these who
axe Inside ia Faarosl matters that
efforts are msklag So revive the iesas
lease and - sceare p>aee hetacen She
Uuina Pscijc aa1 NoftacFa Paesae
systems with division q TERRITORY ana
Abandonment q those e0nsssacfissa
enterprises by which each ensapsny Is
now tavaisas ths tefsitesv ~ tar ether.
Mr. .lia.csahs elecsioa raay De ia con.
aectaa vito this parpese Vbi,c. on ths
ether hand. q 6 ael.e as likely. 50 Tar
a. an oet De vs~@ caa determine. 70
pres plisse 3 aght on The paft es tie
Un,en Fsclac witA gari3 rztcnsoa Il
linfs 10 saees ss8 astca the Ssgihera
Ftclse In tas grala eeaatTy of acexoa
Aaa washiBgsaa Territory. ans! In thr
matter q carriage % aaswasef. II
sitAeF ease tAs sseakhos ieys base daae
wisely 70 eh3ess saaa vhu kaass The
ooaa;ry wei sad whssss promotion
afi IS a rsasstlcAssea 80 shs pespse e
sas NagsANust
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snow nTa

Tiow your Dens0cfstsc fsesglai,s'r fs's
largely The prosperity Of Western
Washington deTends upon tbs lumber
ifanstry ID Ets many branches.
kilaw him that verY large proper,
lion 81 tbs present pcpaiatlon Of tie
pufst Sound basin Is employssi IL the
logging sanps. IN the sawmslls md In
tie hall hundred yoeatsonS which de-
pend directly mpon the milling Indus
try.
ehow him ssat fosf-Efths o. the
eomsnsrcs 81 Pages found i In spafs
and ia szwn Iumbts ~ various kin<vg
hist ions-afsh2 81 the vessels which
enter the Sound conn Tor The purpose
Of loading At lie mills. and that fosT-
tsfthz Of the wsrkmsn ~hS find sFa-
ploymcnt In loading and unloading
ycssess make livelihood BY handling
The entput 81 DE sawmiila
show him that periods Of Depression
ii the lumber nAatket are always per-
DDS ef stagnaiion in tie general bsSsi-
ness Of Washington Territory. that
the mills and logging campo either
shat desn entirely Or run on short
time, that feWer vessels purchase their
supplies Ia the cities on the sound.
that there Is tess money In circulation
and less aetivlsy generally.
Show him that the employment Of
mhite labor Ia The sawn.ills u wash
inston Territory Il practically uhiver-
AL. that fair rats n wages Is paid
and that tie hours constituting a
days labor have been reduced within
the past tso years
show him that sAe employment Of
Chinese labor IN she mills u British
Columbia Il equally general that the
average rats q wages paid Is almost
vneshalf less than that paid Ia WISH
ington Territory. aud that twelve
hours constitute day. work
Ehow him that the American lnm-
l,ersnen have heea enabled % compete
with their foreign competitors only by
The tafiif which protects the product
Of their mills and enables them TO pay
higher wages thar are paid IN British
Columbia
Show him that the MiIla bill, in.
slnrsed BY The Democratic party Of
ibe stats and naiion, proposes TO re-
move this tariff entirely. 70 give in
sfeasl absolute free trade in lumber
and to force the American working.
men employed In the mills into d.
rect competition with the chinese
labor OF British Columbia,
Show him how utterly impossible It
win be for the American mills 10 COM
pete on equal terms with thoseof Brit
ish Columbia without making an er'or-
nous cut IN wages and increasing the
hoars Of days labor
Show him that DO cannet
vote the Democratic ticket
without voting for free trade ID
lumber and that the only way in
which be can protest against the pas
sage Of the Mills bill Is by voting the
Republican ticket from Top 10 bottom.
show him how utterly foolish and alb
surd II will be Tor any fssideatof Wash
lngion Territory, for any man whose
interests are identified with those Of
Washington Territory. to vote for the
candidate Of party pledged - ALSO
lutte free trade IN lumber. shingles.
wool. brick and huildirg stone.
Finally, on the morning Of election
day. show him the way 10 the polls
and show him the man who viii give
him straight Republican ticket.
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ssASr ran nEBuNn EMPHATIC.


Washington Territory has nothing
10 hope and everything 10 dread from
Democratic success next month. The
record Of The party in It's dealings
with the Territory is story Of du-
plieity from beginning 10 end. Il was
promised by the Democratic national
leaders and selcmnly resolved by the
national convention that citizens at
the Territory should be selected 10 ad.
minister the laws. but the promise has
been shalnefully violated, Those who
were authorized 10 speak for She Ma.
sioual organization promised that the
territory should he admitted into The
linton. bat this promise. too. has been
neglected. After the hill annex.
Ing The Idaho panhandle had
passed both houses Of congress
4 was the Democratic president who
refused 70 let & become law.
Again 4 was the Democratic president
who two years ago smotheresl the
river and harbor bill which promised
measure Of relief e large body Of
orr citizens.
Every recent aes Of tbs party affect.
ing the interest Of The territory has
been selfish anil uairsendly. Ana
most monsiscns Of al 4 the proposi.
ton aow made IN she Mills blll to en-.
force free trade ia those neas anon
the protection Of which the industrial
prosperity ard progress o. Che terri.
tory depends.
A party which thus puts aside every
fair promise aud striSes 1t The feos 81
onr weil,heIas displays shameless
hardiaoed whre it appeals fof votes
70 citsssas 81 our territory. The ~
s'ake oagh. 70 he emphatic. in keeping
wIsh tho snaymity Of she demand
-siid Ne 90 rot doub. that &c via Il.
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Eagerss received frosa fAe sa-i2 :
eoaaslss 81 tae sSsss9sg not lae.asiiuz
King saSsssse a majority az tse tas
Alisa ard rrcsces.ea, Add faao ma
ioFsiy from king ana we hsvs The SEQ
pfs.iasasl ty sAe Rosr-lzTritss SSrss
s. ass ssasc q NJ AEsns noalastoa.
Fren information reserved dallg Ne
are dispcsei - rsSse rather thsa iaxss
she axaFss
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FIamheau Corps. Attention |

vI~aE MEMBERS or THE fIAMEEAr
i Gers q THE Gssas Aepz6Hexn Csus
VIII nssrsz5ie a. The P<zzT fsxsE1EnzzsEk
wfzk rszsaFsxa and sxaaDea fAEs eTsnr
sug q. : 5aesnsk ee2rty - ssrzl9spsss In the
p.fzss 81 Rspx5s1csz sizfx
VI. GIANT.
Fnaszir fssss nz&rssff1sx
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/ osr-EEST AbElFT FsaN NOog-
II taRs 50 afe-s gaHasry, ~ 81 seattle
Ga HfElg g. -4s - ninr =. =. At.saa Z,
fest iauE f,rf aes--. STA osrs lis
rfAs Te~&as silt - ras4 81 lae GaanT b.
EsFsl FslTyn
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aFmnerharzEx F6sssar-- Ye1r AHszs1<E
<earb vas wK-g ssafxn. B<re4ze6 ~ltsN--
Yes. peex fnA4 wxs ssx,cksa s14 died
Ntfs1zs 80 .u1xh zs . ek4zee - tea ne
sAexe ~ TAD aeesstiss4 hss tzszsnnea TsRss-
e - tsSsspH Bs4fn-
{H4n5eg -fH II q lite II t1fxF.
B<sHa, fsr Esa9xT. whzs anzst F1S szy =
zse~e - AK gesa f8x sNEnfssrxry lean as
. k1eAra<s 0r fw9 esszfsf Er1un-Eezf-
ssAurases n H. fo9z iii - sx2F-srErT.
sssxaz N foz Ax9e sA@ 3N9 dsszlxfx -krss
<<n Hssss
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ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER rs,
lmpoundea Stock for Sale.

fIsauSSpkY. NcrNHER s. lssS AT IL
rrtsTS q. r. a. 0aeideaszl sgaafa,
Nl5f rifgf ~ FHh sncs5uA q sha h.ehesf
e4sssF So s1st. sac iq2.aElaE aesrrih-.f
sHtr0&t., = pay cess W innaznsieE sod
kscna tfae assrri harsa. ssar ia sare-
hfa4, fi<hf Ataa sns Fghz gasa iaSx ss~i-.
sShae aNe sga r,aen osse dksk reG fssF. 1
Fcars ul4. also use irsaAs ssszsa Tap
u@naf ~ uaners 81 stsfze described an.
raAss sFe - So Nr naNa
& HIr-Hsfl- ChIes - Fe's.a
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Beard Of Trade.

rr-HE REGULAR MEETING o. THE
4 Ee<rs3 q 1snzs vii BE- hid shir
fznasn1zy1 exeEing. a. . oseisek.
CHARLES II. EgTTTSGEE.
secretary.
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I@CSp-oN GAGEs sEAgFE a pcs
tsTs laad Sc GAYS sfua~r tka hss,s
skNe D. 1sng IS E1ss a3ee ESD psgslae
~ fEass aarss
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PERSONAL.

II &NtkB~FHs ApDkxS- az vf5Css
Tess'Assz sac 1ets fsez5 fc~n-
kssa sSs & 4tsiF ENssssNs, ssgsaAsz 81 4
siEssAfss rsesHt Ne, & ASS xsen agsea
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THOMAS GOwEN
Consulting Mechanical Engineer and surveyor

I,axs AND Es s No. os5ss
as .Ss s =
isse Ess
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