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The Republican journal., 1888-01-26
The First SYMPTOMS

OF all Lung diseases are mulch the sarlr
fevcrishness, loss OF appetite, sore
throat. pains in the chest and hac..
headache. cue. In : few days you may
h. we'll. d. on the other hand. YOU MAY
be- down with Pneumonia or " gallopjng
Consumption" Ram no risks. bat begi.
Immediately to take Ayers Cherry
PICTORIAL.
Several Years ago. James Orchard, Of
Da..en Coma. was severely i'll. The
doctors said lie WA; IN Consumption.
amt That they coul,! do nothing for him.
but advised him. as a last resort. to Thy
Ayers Cherry Pector,.l. -Af'er taking
thi, medicine. tsvo ~ tl!rcs months. LIE
was pronounced a Hcll mi&i. His i.Sai'h
romans good to the prcscu; day.
J. s. Bradley. Maiden, Mass, WIi,es
Three winters age tool, 4 severe cold,
which rapidly drrelop1l into Bronchitis
and Consumption. WAS s@ weak Hat
couli nos sit up, was mitch Glua. :o'rd,
.nd roacA-. ! iuccsSantly. consulted
several Apfo.S. but they were no~":'-
less. aHl all a-.ts,, ira. wa, II Cen
slmp;i,l. ~ l.l,t a friend hrpllgh' ms
a both. D: Ars.'s Cherry PICTORIAL
PROM tnr tirs, dose. ! found gelivi.
rwu bottles Cared me. ANA ny ..e.tlth
has since hcen perfect"
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PROBATE NOTICES.

At Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for
January, A. ID. lSsS.
I Il. MEARS and LILLE f. CLARK Executors
~ Of the estate OF HOSEA b. THOMAS late of
Morrill,, in said County of Waldo deceased having
presented petition for license to sell so much of
the real estate OF said deceased as will produce
the sum Of two hundred dollars, at public or priv
ate sale.
Ordered, That the said Mears and CLARK give no
tce to all persons interested by causing Il copy of
tnls otierto be published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY
IN the Republican Journal printed at Belfast that
they may appear at a Probate Court to be held at
Belfast within and for said County, on the second
fore noon, and show cause, if any they have, why
the prayer of said petition should not be granted.
GEO. f. JOHNSON, Judge
A true copy. Attest :-BouAN p. FIELD, Register
At a Probate Court held at Belfast within and for
the County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday of
january, A. ID. lSSS.
GEORGE W. TOWNSEND, named Executor in n
~ certain instrument purportng to be the last
viii and testament of GEORGE II. BARTLETT,
late of Searsmont in said County of Waldo, de
ceased having presented said will for Probate.
Ordered, That the said George W give notice to
all persons interested by causing copy of this or
der to be published three weeks successfully in the
Republican Journal printed at Belfast, that they
may appear at 4 Probate Court, to be held at Bel
fast, within and for said County, ON the second
tuesday of February next, at ten of the clock he
fore noon, and show cause, if any they have, why
the same should not be proved, approved and al
lowed.
GEO. +. JOHNSON, Judge.
true copy Attest :-HoHAN p. FIELD Register.
The Republican journal., 1888-01-26

II seems almost Incredible 10 say that a libra
iN fairly representing approximately two II ot!-
sand of the most eminent author OF the world,
of ali lands and all times. can really he placed
within tilv reach Of ordinary halmo>. ~ tii-
is what is accomplished by ..l'i,u'- tytioprlia
of Universal Literature. Yo. ume ! III. Of which
is now on ctr table. The work. cotinls ted. :
10 comprise from liftren to twenty volumes.
which are i'll iarce typo. and really beautiful
Hnt excellent il! ;il nicyiaEi''a! qualities. and
yet sold at the pbcnomcliaily loW price of %
cents per volume for cloth. or GO cents for half
morocco bindings Grcn from th">o prices .r.ge
reductions are llaic to earl purchasers =, f. to
climbs.
The Republican journal., 1888-01-26

The -hipraiwa! j. n a.o:i;ls i,'l Only !.4i 4
new thing. hut Very Old one. Il ma 90 Il
scientific and engineering reality Sinco 'n't' Il.
G. In 1882 the Venetian engineer, >'hclo,
successfully moved the Venetian feet over
land from the banks of the Adi-e 10 Lake
Gar,ta. crossing a high mountain on h~ WAY.
With this incident as the principal tcNJ. +. l..
Hagadorn has written an instructive. interest
inc. ami timely paper OH "Shil '-RaiiWay s-An-
cient and Modern" for Ilari cl'S February MAJ
acro>, the i>thmuS of Panama. iu, il i entire :
~ favorable 10 such a project. 81, >.al> HIT
tratc il.
The Republican journal., 1888-01-26
Literary News and Notes.

Literary News and Notes.
Quebec, that foreign city in the New World,
5 described with pen and pencil in IIarper's
february Magazine.
VIM. II. Ridcing will complete, in the COM
ne number of The American Magazine, his
account of Boston Artists and their Studios.
With reproductions of characteristic paintings.
BeatriX Randolph. by Julian Hawthorne. is
no. 26, and a Fearful Responsibility. by W. ID.
|Iowells, No. ~ in the Ticknors Paper Series
Of Choice reading, published by Ticknor ~ Co..
Boston. Both capital books.
The oldest Protestant church editicc in Amer
lea will be described in the February American
Magazine, as well as what may have been The
earliest steam railway; while Henry W. Aus
tin will dip still further into our antiquities by
A poem on ''Mastodon Sauru>.
North's Musical journal for 1>SS gives every
promise of vast Improvement over previous
ears. if the January number i, ally criterion.
Eight more pages Of literature have been per-
added. thus making il the largest and
most complete musical publication in existence.
DIR. Buckley, editor of The Christian A,iyo-
cate. will have another important article in bis
series in the February Century. The Doctor
this time writes Of "Astroloev. pilination.
anu NViH'luNh't>' anu SHoNH tlt N'1li.' ~ II
of these matters with TIE general argument he
is carrying on in relation 10 Mind Care. Spirit
uali>m. etc.
Judge VIM. ID. Kelley. the protettionist Lead
er IN the House of Representatives. has written
a plain statement OF "iiow Protectlohfroteets.
which Is likely TO be Tie protectohl>t iattorn
for the Presidential Campaign. II Will appear
iii the Forum for February. III TIN SAME Num-
her Senator Cullom will have paper aiVocat-
i'roi, John Iyndail write. about 1.-The ~;
l,r. Austin Flint about The Mechanism "l the
Singing Voice." and Darius Lyman about
impciiments to Cur Dome site Commerce..
Al article that Will attract TIE "ii'htri "t
every state man ana loltlclAh. every hirl.tih
and thoughtful man in the country lHna At
least one American now outside u illiS
country J. is the Hon. George +. Eiihtind'>
to llarpcr'> Magazine Tor ie'ru-
any. 1t Is on The Tarlil.7 and : his laii III
the discussion of that subject which wa> OPEN
ed by Mr.. Watter>on IN the JANUARY hGnl''tF.
Mr.. Ednund> argues that The iariil l. net Tor
revenue only, hut for the development Of The
and sets forth completely the Protec-
ton side of the CASE.
Ihc tcntury'> articles on ''Ran-ll Iiie ia the
Far West which will begin il lbn February
also. by experts. Theodore Roosevelt has vN-
pcricncel all he writes about in the ''.crv,t
arti.t la. irI M liza f ., .1,,.In,. f, ,.,1,s ON
The Western ,i.in.. \rnu.. itrt,ijnota.,', irtl>-
lfafioi!- N the iir>t Nuhhcr AZ" f"i-ia-r N'-
1t owbov Fun. "puling Il Cow o:it If thc
The Republican journal., 1888-01-26

And now the Canadian authorities are seek
in1 to win their way to our confidence and es-
! tccin. with tile view Of inducing us to enact a
I reciprocity treaty. by harassing American fish
rrht or the great lakes
/ The prompt action Of Congress in passing a
! bill relative to permissible writing on wrappers
of second. third and fourth class mail matter is
/ regarded as just rebuke to the course pursued
by Postmaster General Villas.
The Boston police succeeded in surprising the
rende ZVou> OF Il gang of South End thieves
recently, and arrested two women and SIX
men. 4 considerable amount Of plumber was
found. This is undoubtedly the gang that has
beeii working Boston lately.
senator Jones, of Nevada, has introduced a
resolution into the Senate directing the Presi-
! dent to negotiate treaty with China contain
me provision that no Chinese shall enter the
Hitcd states except those in the diplomatic
service and merchants engaged in trade.
An earthquake shock was felt at Charleston,
;. G.. at o.46 January 18th. The vibra-
ton lasted about five seconds. 1t was accompa-
MED ny the usual rumbling sound. Reports
from Columbia, Camden. and Summerville, S.
G., say it was felt sensiby at those places.
The only survivor of the French sailing YES
sci. Ninstrea Batncoi, which was wrecked re-
Gently, charges the captain of the English steam
ei hlngstlale. with refusing to tow the vessel
| t. the nearest port, though she was in sinking
| condition. The result was the loss of - lives
Reports from the far West indicate that it is
not very desirable place of residence in mid
winter. The blasts have been terribly severe,
the snow has fallen heavily and the temperature
has fallen too low to be registered by mercury.
Trains on all the railways have been blockaded,
and traffic has in many come to stantlstill
Even the New York Central has suffered to some
extent.
Hood Sarsapariila is a purely vegetable prcpar
alton, being free from injurious Ingredients. 1t is
peculiar in its curative power
"Whenevcr hear anything l don't understand
always 90 to the encyclopaedia" "Ah! And where
do you keep your encyclopaedia" "Why, at home
OF course" slim. What Il home body you must
be-
Rev. {. +. Brooks
says that his little girl is troubled with malaria
very severely, and that since he gave her Sulphur
Bitters he never thinks of leaving New York for
his summer resort without few bottles for they
always cure his family, and are far superior to
Gunine.
Country Minister 10 dcacOn)-"Deacon, YOU
have a reputation Of knowing something about
horses. ave got an animal that's balky. What
do you do in such casc?" DeacOn-"I sell him."
The Republican journal., 1888-01-26

y Il
the County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday of
January, A. ID. lSSS.
GEORGE W. TOW NSEND named Executor III
" certain instrument pnrportinT to be the last
VIII and testament of GEORGE II. BARTLETT,
late of Searsmont, in said County of Waio, tie,
ceased, having presented said will for Probate.
Ordered That the said George W. give notice to
all persons interested by causing copy of this or
der to be published three weeks successivcy in the
Republican journal printed at Belfast that they
may appear at Probate Court to be held at Bel
fast, within and Tor said County, ON the second
Tuesday of February next, at ten of the clock be
fore noon, and show cause if any they have, why |
the same should not he proved, approved and al
lowed
GEO. +. JOHNSON, Judge
true copy. Attest :-BoHAN =. FIELD, Register
Alta Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for
the County Of Waldo, on the second Tuesday of |
January, A. u. lsSS.
T YnlA ELLEN WARD, widow Of BENJAMIN |
Y I. WARD. la;e q Thorndikc, in 7aiu ounty |
OF Waldo, deceased, having prcst nted "a petition |
for an allowance from the personal estate Of said |
Ordered, That the said Iydia Ellen give notice
to all persons interested by causing cory of this |
order to be published three week, ScccsSilcl, In |
tie Republican Journal, printed at Belfast, ilml |
Obey may appear 1T Probate court to lr hrlj ut |
belfast within and for SAID County the second
Tuesday Of February nest, at ten IF the clock be-
fore noon, and show cause. ii any tarN have why
the prayer oi said petition -hollt NOT bc granted,
GEO. T.. JOHNSON, Judge.
y trUt copy. Attest -ENHNN l.. FIELD, REGISTER. |
At a Probate Court hcld Belfast within au.t ro,
January, A. ID. Iss9.
TVDITH +. WEYMOUTH, widow of NATHAN |
TEL F. NEl MOI I'll late Of Troy, iii SaiG |
County of Waldo, deceased, having presented a |
rctiti"a Tor an allowance from the personal estate
OF ~Hld deceased.
ordered, That he aid jllitA give notice to all |
persons interested by causing COPY OF tij. order
to be published three weeks successfully III the Re
publican journal printed at belfast, that They may
appear ut Il Probate Court to be e(l at It,Ifa-t |
~ FDIr l al IttJ.
The Republican journal., 1888-01-26
GEO +. JOHNSON, Judge.
a true copy. Attest :-BOIIAN L. FIELD. Register

A1H ITODtIt IOult HtIU Al BcIIh@I, WltlIN and iOr
the County Of Waldo, on tile second Tuesday of
January, A. u. lsSS.
| 1nlA ELLEN WARD, widow of BENJAMIN
\ WARD. la;e q Thorndikc, i'll sliu ounty
OF Waldo, deceased having presented petition
for All allowance from the PERSONAL estate of said
deceased
ordered, That the said I.ylia Ellen rive notice
to al persons interested by causing a rol Of TINS
order to bc published three week SucccssiNtl, in
tie Rcphbli,. Journal, printed 1T Belfast illat
lltty may appear ut Probate { curt to Ir hest ut
Belfast within and for said County ON the -tc mi
Tuesday oi February neNt at ten ul the clock be-
lore noon, Lnld show cause, ii amy they have, why
III" prayer "i said petition -hulIlH mot hr granted.
GEO. T.. JOHNSON, Judge.
y true copy. Attest -ENuAN /. FIELD, Register.
The Republican journal., 1888-01-26

says that his little girl is troubled with malaria
very severely, and that since he gave her Sulphur
Bitters, he never thinks of leaving New York for
his summer resort without a few bottles, for they
always cure his family, and are far superior to
4uinine.
The Republican journal., 1888-01-26
Z OIL Can Make Mon

ny anoeptiE4 our Cash Commission oife.a O.
working for 0ur yaiuabla and pcpula! lr
ems. ~ ross TIC MAIL AM EXPIRES,
So o..
The Republican journal., 1888-01-26

Hood Sarsapariila is purely vegetable prepar-
alton, being free from injurious ingredients. 1t is
peculiar in its curative power.
The Republican journal., 1888-01-26

whenever hear anything don't understand
always 90 to the encyclopaedia" "Ah! And where
do you Keep your encyclopedia?" "Why, at home,
Of course "IIm. What home body you must
be-
The Republican journal., 1888-01-26

An earthquake shock was felt at Charleston,
$. G.. at o.4G January 18th. The vibra-
ton lasted about five seconds. 1t was accompa-
MED by the usual rumblinS sound. Reports
from Columbia, Camden. and Summervile, S.
e.. say it was felt sensiby at those places
The Republican journal., 1888-01-26

Country Minister TO dcacon) -"Deacon, you
have reputation Of knowing something about
horses. ave got an animal that's balky. What
do you do in such case?" Deacon-oI sell him !"
The Republican journal., 1888-01-26

And now the Canadian authorities are seek
in-e to win their way to our confidence and es-
toein. with tie view Of inducing us to enact a
reciprocity treaty. by harassng American fish
crnen or the great lakes.
The Republican journal., 1888-01-26

senator Jones. of Nevada, has introduced Il
resolution into the Senate directing the Presi-
dent to negotiate treaty with China contain
inc a provision that no Chinese shall enter the
/ Hlted states except those in the diplomatic
snlNice and merchants enyaccl In fr;i.li.
The Republican journal., 1888-01-26

AT Probate Court hcltt at Belfast, within ans, rol
the County Of WaIdo, On the sceord Tuesday oi
inEuarN, \. ID. lsS-.
The Republican journal., 1888-01-26
Gfb. T.. johnson, Jul-r.
COPY Attest - I:uuNN J.. EITIu, Ey-I~tu
HATTIE l.. STEPHENSON,
I.n AII- SI,I l,lII-NaA.N ~.

At Probate Court hcld at Belfast, ei,htn .-.J O
the County of Waldo ON the ~,'uuI iot.. ~
JANUARY, 4. -. l>N>.
The Republican journal., 1888-01-26

The Boston police succeeded in surprising the
rendezvous OF Il gang of South End thieves
recently. and arrested two women and six
men. considerable amount Of plumber was
found. This is undoubtedly the gang that has
been WORKING Boston latelY
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-06
NUEVO ADELANTO.

Ell refino de azdcares, que es
una de las principales industrias,
adquiere cada dia nuevos proce-
dimientos, que abaratan su elabo.
racion, sin peUuicios y aun con
bene6cio para ell articulo, que es
ell problema que hay que resolver
en- toda industria. Ell progreso,
esta ley de la naturaleza general,
que, sin ser infuito, porque nada
de este puede haber en- 10 creado,
contra 10 que sostienen algunas
escuelas alemanss, va venclendo
di6cultades y abriendo de dia en-
dfa nuevos horizontes 4 todo ade
lanto y perfection. A los mu
chos perfeccionamientos anuncia
dos recientemente para Ia fAbrica.
cion de los szdcares, entire otros
ell sistema de diffusion, que faci ita
y aumenta ia extraction del iugo
podemos agregar uno
nuevo anunciado para ell ref
no, por medic d. Ia electricidad
maravillosa y sorprendente en-
sus muchas y diferentes aplica.
clones. He aqui 10 que acerca
de este dltimo particular contie
ne The american Exporter de
Nueva- York, correspondence al
mes de Febrero Gltimo:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-06

Comparandose este resultado
con ell obtenido en- los mismos
productos, en- Febrero de 1887,
aparecen las siguientes diferencias
en- igual mes de este af1o:
Azlcar.-Diferencia de menos
en- los valores, $l51, ,939 90; id.
en- los derechos, $11, ,99S IS.
CatS.-Diferencia de mas en-
los valores, 300,014,12; id. en- los
derechos, $5,7S6.O9.
CusroS.-Dlferencia de menos
en- los valores, 81, $500.
GanadO. -Dlferencia de mas
en- los valores, $3.50.
Madera.-Diferencia de mas en-
los valores, $2,1O7; i'd. en- los de.
rechos, $316.O5.
MieleS.-D.ferencia de mas en-
los valores, $30,258.55; de menos
en- los derechos, ST, ,060.15.
6aco.-Dlferencia de menos
en- los valores, $63,65l.18; i'd. en-
los derechos, $429.55.
En- resumen: En- los valores de
los principales productos del pals
exportados en- Febrero hltimo,
ccmparados con los de igual mes
de 1887, aparece una diferencia
lfquida de mas, ascendente q la
cantidad de. -. Sis 263.S9
En- los derechos una
baja hquida de. -. 7,385.O1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-06
COSIS DE- FL POPULAR. "

H Popular de Ponce, en- 8,
dltimo ndmero, es una verdader.
| y divertida miscelanea.
No hay por donde cogerlo; n
con unas pinzAs.
Ell Ia emprende contra el iue,
senior Garcia Paredes, con ell pre-.
texto de 10 causa de Juana- -Diaz
e. la emprende contra gu coco.
ra de siempre; contra ell incondi.
cionalismo.
El Ia emprende contra ell sefior
In6esta.
Ell Ia emprende contra el BoLE
TIN, porque defendimos al sefior
luhesta, poniendonos al lado de
10 justo y razonable.
Ell Ia emprende contra el nom
bramiento de Almotacen, y contra
las pesas y medidas.
Hasta contra el t3tano Ia EN-.
prende &! Popular. Lo cual, al
fin y al cabo, hay que aplaudir,
entire tantas y tantas cosas como
las que, nada plausib!es, nos ex-
hibe e. eolega poncefio, successor de
FL Pseblo.
Despres de todo, un hecho eyi.
dente, patentisimo resalta por en-
Gina de todo 10 expuesto.
La pasmosa acomeiiridad de
FL Popular, que contra todo el
mundo arremete, sin exeeptusr IA
logica y ell buen discurso.
iAchaque Autonomista!
Del senior Jusz Garcia de Pa.
redes, hasta el sueldo que perez.
be como funcionario SAGA q relu
cir FL Popular.
Isl pretendera el col, ga que el
sefor Garcia Paredes sirya grads
ct Saors d Ia administration %
lnsiiciA, y que viva del aire, solo
por dar gusto 4 las tendencias
'cOn6micds de 81 Populorl
lSeguramsn.e que ~ Popular !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-06
ACERTADA MEDIA.

Por Ia Acadia se ha dado or.
den, prohibiendo la entrada, en- Is
Ciudad y sus barrios extramuros
de los pobres Procedentes de loi
pueblos inmediatos, que tantc
molestan al vecindario y abusan
de su carload, exceptuandose dni
camente de Ia prohibition general
de mendigar de puerta en- puer.
ia a aquellos que no puedan te.
ner ingreso en- los asilos munich
pales 8 provinciales, { quienes,
reuniendo las circunstancias aten
dibles, Sc les proveera de un per
misc de carscter temporal.
Como complemento indispen
sable de esta medida, Sc trata de
impulsar Ia suscripcion volunta
ria para ell sostenimisnto del Asi.
10 de Carload, hoy bastante de,
caida.
Esto se llama gobernar y puri.
fear Ia administrator municipal
de ciertos vicios y defectos. Asi
debe EN- oezarse. Guestros place.
mes al Sr. Alcalde y los de todos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-06

Nosotros, q la verdad, tampoco
hemos dado gran importancia d
esos sucesos, nj menos hemos con
fundido q esos entes. que dice El
Clamor, CON la agrupsci6n auto
momista, pero, 81 debemos afr
mar, al menos, que Ell primero de
aquellos daba gritos de ivivan
los componteados 10 cosa asf, y
va sabemos quienes Sc tienen aqui
por tales.
EI C!amor llama q todo ESQ
una simpleza. y no obstante, ade-
mas de los hechos en- Of, result6
que fue denunciada por unos
cuantos la fuerza pdb!ica, cual 81
hubiese dado algdu componte, y
ahora resulta tambieu que ell juz.
gado ha visto la falsedad de Ia
denuncia, y seran llevados los de-
latcres falsos a los tribuna!es, POI
calumnia.
Pero, en- fir, todo es una simple
ga. A la altura q que han lIega'
do los acontecimientos, = despue.
de haberse predicado por algunol
democratas ell contracomponte J
las resistencias, todo es una sim
plesa.
mo hay gravedad mas que er
ell partido EspaaOL Unconditional!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-06
81 SENIOR ALBANIA
<" e L. OIL a M 0 r..

El mas insigne caudillo de la
rebellion cubana, don Miguel AL
DANA, ha muerto en- la Isla de
Cubs. Conspir6 y estuvo emf
grado en- Nueva-York, diez amos.
ALI fue Presidente de la Junta
Separatista, que atizaba la discor.
dia y dirigia Ia revoluci6n. Opu
lento y favorecido por toda clase
de atenciones, 10 despreci6 to1o,
por seguir la causa insurrecta, y
en- ella ejsrci6 notable y fatal in :
Auencia. Por disposition testa-
mentaria, sus restos morales nj
siquiera descansaran en- su pals
natal; seran trasladados a Nueva
York.
Nosotros, copiando del Diario
dc la Marina. dijimos, noblemen-
te, en- ell ndmero anterior, comen
tando este suceso: " Ante el Sc
pulcro que ACADIA de abrirse para
encerrar sus restos desaparecen
las pasiones politicas, y queda
solo ell reconocimiento severe de
las condolences persona'es."
Ahora Ell Uamor. Este cole
ga dedica al fi1ado dos largos
articulos editorislee, con un tras.
cendental pre&mbuIo; dice que
los inserta, h1ciendo jXSticia d los
m6ritOs de consecWencia y PATRIo
TIsMo del fnado, y como pdlida
demostraci6m de simpattG d Su
mombre q su memoria.
jPatriotismo? jSimpatias Girls
tianamente pensando, supouemos
que este habra sido un lopSsss del
colega, 1 verdad3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-06
lPOCA COSAl

FL Cla'nor, que prometiera en-.
terarse de dos successes que aabia.
mos publicado de Yauco, parece
que Sc hs enterado va, y resultan,
d 10 que Sc We, corfirmadas las
noticias. Fran estas relativas q
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