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The Clifton clarion., 1888-03-14
| Reprieve for the Condemne

Wretched men and women long con- demned to suffer the tortures of dys- pepsia, are filled with new hope after a few doses of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters This budding hope blossoms into the fruition Of certainty, if the Bitters is persisted in. It brings a reprieve to all dyspeptics who seek it's aid. Flatulence, heartburn, sinking at the pit of the stomach between meals, the nervous tremors and in somnia of which indigestion is the parent, disappear with their hateful progenitor. Most benefcent of stom- achics, who can wonder that in so many instances it awakens grateful eloquence in those who, benefited by it. speak voluntarily in it's behalf. It requires q graphic pen to describe the torments of dyspepsia, but in many Of thetestimonials received by the pro- plietors of the Bitters, these are DOT trayed with vivid truthfulneSs. Con- stipation, billiousness, muscular de- bility, malarIal levers and rhumatism are relieved by it.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-03-14

The posse which recently left Tucson in pursuit of the train robbers came to grief at Janos, Chihuahua, Mexico, where they were arrested for an alleged viola tion of treaty laws. At last ac- counts.they were out on parole, standing around with their hands in their pockets. while the rob- bers were still a-going.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-03-14

The much-talked of fight be- tween Sullivan and Mitchell has been fought but not won, the bat tie being declared a draw after 39 rounds. The fact. that Sullivan was not able to defeat bis adver- sary is a heavy blow to his repu- tatiop, and will result in a large crop of 1istic heroes who will nc ready and anxious to meet the "big 'un" in the 24-foot ring.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-03-14
Governor EuIicl1 Taias.

Governor Zulick never fails to put in good word for Arizona and the administration, for both of whom he has a great admira- tion. While passing through Kansas.City he was interviewed by one of the editors of the News and here is q part of the interview:
 In answer to a question the governor said: T am on my way back to Arizona from Washington. When I left the territory every thing was in first-class condition"
 "What do you mean by first-class condition?"
 "Our various interests. Peo- pie in the states think we raise but two things in Arizona, cactus and coyotes. That's where they make a great mistake. Arizona has her big interests-meaning cattle rais- ing and agrlculture. The latter includes horticulture. Our south ern belt produces the same fruits as California, only about three weeks earlier. The fruit and grapes are, if anything, better. Our soil is we'll adapted to agricul- ture, our mountains to mining and our plains to cattle raising"
 'Is the population increasing"
 "Yes indeed. The tide of immi grafton is turning in our direction. People are tired of going to the cold, barren northwest when they can come to the warm, golden southwest. Our population is in creasing rapidly"
 And the indians?"
 "Are all on their reservations and quiet"
 How about the Mexicans?"
 Though we have a border of 400 miles on Mexico, they give us little trouble. They are good neighbors, though they do smuggle contra band articles across the border; but then you need not mention that fact in the Evening News"
 How IS President Cleveland thought of in the territories?"
 "He is well thought of, not only there, but in the states that I have travelled through. Heis giving us a business. Some politicians think that his message was rather inexpedient, as it might drive more friends from his party then it would gain from his foes. It was brave, courageous and manly at any event. It called the atten- tion of the entire country to the fact that both parties had proven faithless to the pledges made to reduce the surplus ID the treasury and to lower the war tariff, which is burden to overloaded tax payers. 1 believe he will be nom mated and reelected. Villas is making a splendid secretary of the interior. Dick .nson is q business like postmaster general. The ad- ministration as whole could not be improved"
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Detective Len Harris has been transferred to the Los Angeles division Of the Southern Pacific and ex-Sheriff Paul has been ap- pointed to the Tucson division.
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Desert Land, Final Proof.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
 rrrrccoS riz Eah 9n 1SS

TUCsoN. Ariz., Feb. 20, 1888. Notice is hereby given that Robert B. Casey of Clifton, Ariz., has filed notice of inten- tion to make proof on his desert land claim No. 49s, for unsurveyed land in section I9; T.. 6 S.. R. 3l E., before the Register and Re ceiver of the United States Land Office at Tucson, Ariz., on Friday, the 18th day of April, 1888.
 He names the following witnesses to prove the complete irrigation and reclamation of said land:
 Charles Feidler, Clarence Lyndon, Alfred Clark, Augustus Hobbs, all of Clifton, Ariz.
 A. D. DUFF, Register. First publication Feb. 29th.
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Notice Of COmmuted Home
 stead. TEsorr,psteaG Application 10. S.iS. l

! IEaUEKIfN tVttt. -AIIVsiVRttaWEI sVs FFRF' J
 UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
 TUCsoN. Arizona, Feb. II, A. D. 1887. NOTICE is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of her ilten- ton to make final proof in support of her claim. and that said proof will be made be- fore George II. Stevens, Clerk of the Dis. rict Court at Solomonville, Arizona, on the 2sth day of March, lssS, viz:
 Manuela NJ. Varela of Solomonville, AT, for the S. half of the SEE. quarter of section :, T. S.. R. ? E.
 She names the following witnesses to prove her continuous residence upon, and cultiva- tion of. said lan1 viz: Sixto ]. Garcia Jesus Saens, Abram Diaz, Jesus Aros, all of Solomonvllle, \. T:
 A. D. DUFF, Regists First publication February P. 1888.
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John o. Dunbar has again as stunned editorial charge of the Phenix Gazette. lIr. Dunbar always makes 8 newsy paper.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-03-14
Desert Land, Final Proof.
UNITEs STATES LAND OFFICE,

TUcsoN, Arizona, Feb. 20, A. D.. 1888. Notice is hereby given that Jacob R. Haig- Ter of Clifton, Ariz., has filed notice of in tention to make proof on his desert land claim No- 496, for the. unsurveyed land secs. IT and IS, T. $ S., R. 31 F., before the Register and Receiver of the United States Land Office at Tucson, Ariz., on Friday, the 18th day of April, 1888.
 He names the following witnesses to prove the complete irrigation and reclamation of said land:
 Augustus Hobbs, Charles Feidler, Alfred Clark, Clarence Lyndon, all of lifton, Ark.
 A. D. DUFF, Register. Fiji st publication Feb. 29th.
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Dissolution of Part
 neTship.

NOl1CE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT N the partnership heretofore existing be- tween Alfred Frye and James Lawton of Safford. Graham county and Territory of Arizona, under the firm name of A. Frye X Co.,, was dissolved by mutual consent on the 2sth day Of February, issS.
 All debts owing to the said partnership are to be received by the said A. Frye, and all demands on the said partnership are to be presented to him for payment.
 A. FRYE.
 JAMES LAWTON. Dated Safford, Graham county, Ariz. March T. lSsS. =
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Notice of Homestead Proof
C,lomestcad Application No. ss5.l

lHOm eStcnd AppiI"HtiSA No- S6o.J
 UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
 TUCsoN, Ariz., February II, AID. 1888. ATOTICE Is hereby gwen that the follow lding-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Clerk of the United States District Court, at Solomon vile Arizona, on the 3lst day of March, 1888. viz:
 Hyrum H. Tippetts of Stafford, Graham county. Ariz.. for the SEE. quarter section +, T. ' S., R. 26 E.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon; and cultiva- ton of, said land, viz. Alexander Ste vens, Alma Benuett. Charles Warner and John Morris, all of Stafford, Graham coun,y, Ariz.
 A. D. DUFF, Register. First publication February 9, 1888.
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A Paris paper says: :"The people of St. Louis, Dakota, are dying of a disease called the blzzard.'"
The Clifton clarion., 1888-03-14
THE CLIFTON CLARION WEDNESDAY. MARCH14, 1888.
REGISTERED AT THE PosT-oTFICE. CLIFTON
 A. T.. As SECOND-CLAss MATTER.

TO ADVERTISERS- lines of solid nonpareil measurement make one square.
 E. c DAKE. Advertising Agent. 6i and 65 M erchants' Exchange, San Francisco, Cal, is our authorized agent in that city. and con tracts for advertising can be made with him. HE CLARION is on file in his office.
 eS-Adiress all communications and make all remittances payable to the Clarion Pub lishingt 'ompauy.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-03-14

Henry Bergh, founder and presi- dent of the Society for the Proven ton of Cruelty to Animals is dead.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-03-14
Copper fell below 16 cents the past week.

Birt advertises the Phenix Ad- vance for sale.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-03-14
Notice to Creditors.

UPSTATE OF C. P. LEIFCH, DE- IT. ceased. Notice is hereby given,by the undersigned, ceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouch- CTS. within ten months after the first pub lication of this notice, to the said execu- tor at his residence at Fort Grant, Graham county, Arizona Territory.
 A. J. LElTCH, Executor of the Estate Of (. r. Leitch, de- ceased.
 Dated Ft. Grant, Graham county, March (, lsSf.
 First publication March II, 1888.
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4 Michigan farmer writes the faculty of Yale; w haat ire your terms for a year? and doe it cost anything extra if my son wants to learn to read and write, as well as to row boat? ?"-The Watch Dial.
 Two young women at Milledge- vile, Ga, have engaged in the in surance business and are agents for a number of companies
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BORN.

FOWLER-At the ranch La Delicia' c raham county, Ariz., March 8, 1sSS, to the wife of Henry Fowler, boy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-03
REAL SOCIEDAD ECOS6NICA
AMIGOS DEL Pals DIX IA lSLl Ok PUIRIt. RICO
sHsYGnEI PARA Il u d EclEassE DS nss
Hormiguita.

Deseosa esta s ,ciedad de prnmoVtl
por los me1ios que estAn d 81 a'cAnss
Ell desarrollo de los ramos one han de
coutribuir 81 desenvolvimiento de la
riqueza Edb'ica de ests provincis
anunci6 para ell 25 de D.ciembre d,
1887 un Osrtamen que ablrcAba To-
tres ramos de la sctividad hlm,ns eL
que Sc b4sA ell progreso de los pueb o.
= especiAlmente 81 de estA islA, que POI
desgracia sc hallA bastapte strasada
asi en- los procslimientos sgricolAs J
mucho mas en- los indu .trisl-s, com
tambien en- sus relaciones mercsutiies
qne no han empreudido Aun los de
rroteros que mas bsnefcios han de pro
porcionar 4 la production de Pnerta.
Rico, que, si escasa y no muy perfects
en- la actnalidad, reune siu dada con
diciones naturales que 10 hatAa algd
diA veneer en- 10 compeienciA con las
de otros paises.
81 Csrtsmen anunciado quedS. siu
embargo, dssierIo, poF caosas que nc
90 del case eaumerar, pero que srar
probabements contingencies y de pre-
sumirss Que h-yan desapareeido. POI
este motive , h'me 10 Sociedsd en- Ia
convection de que 50 proposito propen
de Al eusAnehs y peifrecionAmisnto d,
10 Agriculture, de Ia ladus,ra y de
Comercio de 10 isla, co 10 csfera qae e
Certamsn eompreade, vaslvs . aaaa
eiar este, en- Ia eouhaprA de ob,snss e
6xito qns se mssece, con ssjsei6n
las iadie.dAs bases antss pab!.sadas, y
lue ton lAs s,gulsn.ss
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FELICITACION.

81 alguna vez hubiese podido
dudar el consecuente amigo, E1cmo
Sr. d. Juan Brwsi y Font, del afec-
to Y simpatia que inspira q todos
los que tienen el gusto de tratarle I;
si alGuna vez hubiese dudado de 10
amistad sincera que sc le profesa
on este vecindario, en- el Distrito y
en- casi toda Ia Isla, bastaria para
desvanecer sus dudas, la manif s.
taCi6n de regocijo que Sc le tribu-
tara por los vecinos de este pueblo,
Y Dor los del Immediate de Hatillo,
en- la noche del 26 de los corrien-
tes.
No bien circul6 Ia noticia de que
3. M. el Rey Don Alfonso XIII
%. d. g. }, despues de honrarle
hace un afio con Ia Gran Crus de
Ia Real Orden americana do Isabel
Ia Cat6Rca, acababa en- aquellos
momentos de agraciarle con la de
Ca6allero de la distinguidG de Car
los III, cuando sus numerosoS
amigos y admiradores de sus m9ri-
tos, tan justamente recOmpensados,
resolvieron asaltar su morada Y
demostrarle Ia participation que
tomaban en- sus naturales satisfac
clones.
Al efecto, un gentio immense, al
compAs de grata m6sica, acndi6
solfcito y alborozado & las puertas
de su casa, en- Ia Cual, trss algunas
tocstas, fn6 esplendida, cortes y
Hnamente obsequiado, por 81 y su
distinguida esposa y familia, quie-
mes recibieron las mas francas =
repetidas protestas de amistad de
parte de los concurrentes, entire los
que flguraba 10 mas Horido y gra-
nado de la sociedad de ambas po-
blacioncs, sin distinction dc matices
politicos, puesto que el sehor Brusi
es querido por tirios y troyaHOs, por
sus personales merecimientos.
Reciba ell seaor Brusi, con estas
palabras, que & instancia de los
cOncurrentes escribo, la mas since
ra fslicitaci6n, y Ia segurldad del
apreCio en- que se le tieue.
ON AMIGO.
Camuy, % Julio 1888
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sibls los elementos con que cuentaD
las actuales haciendas, y utilizando
tambien con benefcios dc sus propieta-
rios, los terrenos destinados hoy las
siembras de csfise, de manera que pae
de- establecerss por complete la division
dc trabsjos agricolas industriales." ="
Titulo de Socio de M6rito y Me-
dalla de plata dorsda al sutor de Ia
mejor Memoirs sobre Sos medios mas
prActicos de estabecer en- la isla la
Iudustria de conservss y confturas de
frutss del pals, designando cuAles sean
estas y Ia mejor manera de prepsrarlas
en- una y otra forma."
COMERCIO.
Titulo de Socio de Merito y me lalls
de plata al autor de Ia mejor Memoria
en- que Sc propongau i" los medios mas
conducentes para obtener que Sc aumen-
te y consolide la exportsci6n del tabAco
de Puerto Rico, directsmente q los
mercados de Europa y los Estados-
Unidos de 10 America del Norte, ha-
ciendose constar cuantos datos ests-
disticos Sc requiersn sobre consume, de.
recho de Aduana y production de los
divsrsos paises indicados.
BASES DEL C ERTAMEN.
Il. N, Sc admitira trabsjo alguno
que hays obtenido premio Ell otro Cor
t4menes.
q. Los trabajos Ian de ser iuSlitos,
estsnlo escritss todas las Memorials en-
tengus castellsns.
81. Las mamorias, trabajos y do
cumentos references este Certsmen
seran presentados en- la Secretsria de
ests S5ciedad, Gale del Cristo, nan
II, hssta las doce le ia noche del dfs
"a de Dlciembre de- corriente afo, otor-
gandose a quien los presente sl CORES
pondiente recibo.
A. Todo trabsjo So presentara sin
firms, pero con lems que 10 determine,
y acompafiado de uu sobrs cerrado, la-
crado y selladc, con el lena de la obrs
suprsscrlpto, y con un pilego dentro
en ell qus sc declare ell nombre del au-
tor.
s.. La Sociedsd SO reserva sl de-
recho de publication de las obras pre-
miadss.
g.. No So devolverAn los originates
De los trsbsjos escritos no premiados.
u. No sc admitiran trsbsjos que
Sc presenter Elm suJeci6u & las bases
Indicadas.
g. L, S1ciedad senalarA ell dia de
de los prsmios, que Sc ad-
udiqueu.
Puerto Rice, Is de Julio de 1888.
El Director.--Francisco de P. Acufia. !
Ell Secre rio.-Francisco j. Her
ID .dez Salgsdc.
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PERI0DICOS.

EI propietsrio y director del
Cr6dito Y FOmento, ilustrada {
Importance publicacion quiucenal
que ve la luz en- Madrid, consa
grada 4 defender los intereses de
las classes productoras y de la
Marina mercantp, noble mission
que ell colega cumple dignamente,
segdn Sc desprende de su intere
2ante texto; Ell propietario y di-
rector de ese periodico, decimos,
que 10 es don V. Faster y F4er
ns, hs teni 10 la bondad de re'ni
tirnps ell ndmero 8-epocs Ill
del mismo. acompanandolo de
atenta carta.
Agradecemos esta fneza al ST.
Fuster, aceptsnio gusto os ell can
je que nos suplica, y deseando
a su peri6Iico larga vida y toda
uerte de prosperos sucesos.
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Ia ANEXlON DE HORMlGUEROS
A NJ A Y A @ u EZ.
Camuy, % Julio 1888

Nuestros sentimientos no nos
permiten, al tratar esta question, he
rir 10 dignidad de personAs que 70.
claman consideration y respcto.
Nos lanEamos & Ia prensa llevan.
do por enseia Ia raz6n y 10 Jus.
ticis. sin que hagamos { aqu6lla
agente de rencillas J yenganSaa.
La prensa, palanca poderosa que
d6 impulse q la ilustracci6n y pro.
greso del mundo, no debe conver-
tirse On instrumento de perversaa
entidades que, viniendo al terrrno
de la personalidad, abandonan la
sacrosanta idea de la discussion Gle
vada, della cual debe nacerl la los que
con Gus vividos refejos ilumine Ia
Tax6n dc la causa que 10 deHende.
"Nobleza obliga y; dice un axlo.
ma. Por ESQ abandonamos Ia par.
to inconveniente del escrito que ha
tisto la luE pdbllca en- el perl6dleo
81 ArisadOr Con.sycial, entrando de-
lleno On 10 defensa noble y lea
del Rsunto que nos ocupa.
y VOn hasss ipuriosas tratsn 10,
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campeones de la aggregation de ex
traviar ell criterio recto y justiciert
de nuestro Gobernante en- asuntO d.
tanta importancia, aqut estamo'
nosotros, dispuestos q quemar el Ill
timo cartucho hasta trinnfar {
caer yendidos en- defensa de la eau
sa que nos ocupa.
Que Hormigueros tiene vida pro
pia, no es necesariO apurar mucht
nuestros escasos recursos para pro
barlo; con datos indelebles estt
justifcado en- la oficina de nuestr(
municipio.
A esos propagandistas de tar
agitada aggregation no tenemos que
decirles, sinO que estan tomande
cartas en- un asunto en- que la ley
no les :econoce derecho nj legali
dad, Y ell predomimio que tratan
de sostener sobre los ignorantes
vecinos de este caserfo, como suele
llamarlo algdn encumbrado perso
naie, es uno de los motivos que los
obliga a libertarse de tan OdiOso
yugo, va para ellos impossible de
resistir.
IQue aver fu6 6sto un emporio
de riqueza iQue hoy la vence
una situaci6n lamentablei
IOuAl es el pueblo de la isla que
no Ia seutido los horribles estragos
de la depreciation de los frutos y
decadeLcia de la agricultural
Misera condici6n humana
Uuando creemos conveniente a
nuestros particu ares intereses pro-
fauar la verdad, la profanamos,
aunque hagamos girones la tram
quilidad y bienestar de un vecin-
dario.
La Ley municipal dice: que tie
nen derecho a solicitar la SUPPRESSION
de un t6rmino, para agregarlo a
otro, los que tengan la condici6n de
Vecin0s.
81 la Ley escrita debe cumplirse
IA que tanto vociferar aquellos que
por considerarse con grandes pre-
eminencias hacen alarde On este
asunto de haber tocado el resorte
de grandes iufuencias para conse-
guir sus fines, ahogando la voz de
los verdaderos vecinos y arreba-
tandoles ell derecho que les da la
Ley, Gnicamente porque aver ejer-
cierOn en- este Oaserfo infuencias
de fatal recor,lacionf
lQue nuestro caballo de batalla
es el consumoi 81; esa es una de
las razones poderosas que tenemos
para oponernos a tan ruinosa agre-
gaci6n. No hablemos nosotros en-
este asunto. liable la prenss de
la ciudad del Oeste, y venza tan
fatales consecuencias ell gran pro-
feta que tiene la suerte de leer en-
porvenir.
La opinion p1blica no debe ex-
traviarse con Fundamentals err6-
neos, Y en- cuestiones de esta In
dole deben aquellos que por sus CO.
nocimientcs tienen facultades para
ilustrar, proceder con lealtad, des-
pojandose de ideas que redundau
en- benefcio de unos, y en- perjuicio
de una inmensa mayoria.
La verdera salvacion del puetlo
de Hormigueros esta, no en- la
anexi6n a May ag uez; depende
de que la iustisima queja de agra
vic de este Ayuntamiento sea re-
suelta favorablemeute para este
veciudario, y SO introduzcan on 81
presupuesto municipal economics
en- partidas que hoy tlenen ell ca
racter de viciosas 6 improceden-
tes.
HOrmiguita.
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GACETA De HOY.

Real Orden concediendo les
honores de Jeir dc Adminlstra.
ci3n. libres dc gA>tor, { ID. Ma.
que Gonzales J q rcia, Secrega.
rio dc. Ayuntamiea;o dc Agaad,.
la, co a,enei6n 4 10. especlAlss
eireunstanetas que sa { eonea .
rren. como re om pensa dc aus
barnos di'A:Ados strTteios.
Qle Sra vea3sAbaxaA.
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DR.. Mariana Aguil6.
Las be,lezaS hispsno americanas

Las be.lezas hispsno americanas
son conocidas por "a suntuosidad
de sus cabellos, que a muchas
las envuelven hasta los diminutos
pies como un manto de brlllan
tes y sedosas ondulaciones.
Z te l6gio adorno de las hermo-
sas criollas es sin duda alguna de-
bido al uso, tan geLeralizs en-
esos paises, del admirable T6nico
Oriental para ell cabello, que obra
como por encanto sobre la piel del
craneo, produciendo al cabo de po-
co tempo dc su aplicaci6n un Gre
cimiento natural y abuudante, y
comunicando q la cabeliera un bri,
lilo, una suavidad, una profusi6n
: una belleza sorprendentes. Lin.
pia, pertuma y hermosea el cabello
y la barba. Il
GgarrilloS ala Corona. Son
incomparables su aroma exqui-
sito; su elaboraci6n sin rival
IQue fumador de gusto no los sa-
borea y admira |
Agentes, Sres, Sues. de q. G
SaeuE y Ca.
0!r4 ves los CigAfrillos de /" L.
Corona. .7-Corona, y DO oro tino,
mereces sus fabricantcs. Esos cl.
garfillos sou el eolmo dc Ia deli,
cla y dc Ia mar.
Agen.es, 5rcs. Sues de G. e.
SacnE J Ca
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T .mb;en hemos recibido ell pc
ri6dico parislen titulado LIE Con
seller des meres ct deS je,tnes 4
lies, y ell cual Sc edita adornad,
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