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AInnntic,s Outing.

LoGANsPoRT. April l7.-[Spocial. DIR
T. b. Clifton of Auburn. an inmate OF the
Long Cliff insane hospital here. jumped
from a second-story window OF the insti-
tu;e last night and escaped from the
grounds lie has not been found lie is
clad only in his night clothing Clifton is
very cunning. and this is his third elope-
ment. Once before, while an inmate OF
tho indianapolis hospital. be escaped and
was retaken several weeks afterward in
the southern part of the state.
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The End OF one Confidence Game.

KoKOMo, April Is. - Special. - William
Simmons, the confidence man arrested in An
derson yesterday on complaint OF KOkomo
merchants, was sentenced TO two years in the
penitentary today by Judge Kirk patrick in
the circuit court at this place. he was wanted
ct numerous places in this state. HIS game
was to secure merchandise, usually jewelry Of
value on pretense oil showing II 10 his wife
with the purpose of buying and then to disap-
pear. Two KOk omo jewellers lost 500 by him,
and il is said that his transactions in Indiana
amount 10 several thousand dollars. lie
pleaded guilty when arrsigned.
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ORIGINAL WIDOWS. ETC.
WIDOWS OF INDIAN NAEs.
Mary J. Stapp.
Retnrned 80 Thirtr Year..

NEW BRUNSWICK, y. j., April l7.-Irving
s. Merrill, whom every one had given up
for dead, has arrived in this city to visit
his sisters after an absence of thirty-four
wears. He served in the civil war, and
the men who survived brought news to
relatives here that he had persisted at
Nicksburg. Mr.. Merrill says that after
leaving New Brunswick in 1859 he settled
in Chicago. lie wrote to his sisters. but
never received reply. Mr.. Merrill is
now located in Kansas City.
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a BUILDING coLLAPsEs.,
Houston Frank OF Ro-loort and HIS Wife
Buried In the Debris.

Houston Frank OF RorlSDort and IFS Wife
Buried In the Debris.
RoCEPoRT, April 12.-LSpecial. THE
three-siory brick business building OF
HONG * Co., this city, in course of erec-
ton. collapsed this afternoon, falling
againat and crushing the dwelling and
store building of Houston Frank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank. who were in their
store at the time. were completely buried
in the debris, and are thought to be dead.
John Taylor. a workman, was so badly in
jurel that it is thought he is dying Other
wOrkmen ere missing anu are thought 10
be in the debris.
The work OF removing the debris is be-
ing speedily accom- plished. A strong
wind which has been blowing all after
noon is supposed to DC the cause of the
dlsaster
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a business Block Burned.

HuNrNGBURG, April 17.-[Specisl i
Fire broke out in the Stratman block and
before the department arrived the entire
block was in flames. and the loss is total,
divided up as follows: A. Stratman. on
building, 5000; insurance. $1,000; Oh
hardware and building material. $4,000 I;
insurance, 5000; Charles Dawson, drugs,
5000; insurance. $500; ii. Herr. bakery.
$1,000; insurance, $500; John Green, bar
Der shop aud dwelling, 81. 800; insurance.
SQ00
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Orange Flowers That Did Not Bloom.

MUNCIE. april Is. - Especial. - Las.
evening Miss Bertha Combs arrived in
Muncie from Illinois and caused the arrest
OF Thomas Rogers, a weil-known young
ran who has been here for some time,
Bertha brought her aged papa with her
and before Thomas knew she ives in
Munci9 he was under arrest TO answer in
his behalf in betrayal proceedings. Rogers
was willing 10 marry the girl rather than
20 10 Jail and all hearts we're happy as
they started 10 the county clerk office,
but when CLERK Reed inquired as 10 the
age a cad gloom appeared and Tom had to
so to jai! unit, his guardian could arrive
from Illinois. In the meantime the pros
pective bride is at the hotel while young
Rogers Is in jail. The young lady refuses
to divulge her lace OF residence.
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an ambassador from heaven, and she
Travelled the streets carrying Il white flag
and exhorting al to pass under if they
would enter the kingdom OF heaven.
WABASH. Apri, IL Special. Allen
Harter, one Of the oldest residents of Wa
bash county. died very suddenly Yesterday
in Roam. Mr. Harter was down town
during the afternoon aud returning homo
was stricken with heart disease and fell
dead upon the floor. His vito was al
eens at the time and he was found bv
Mrs. Clevenger. Deceased was seventy
Fix wears cid and came 10 Wabash county
in 1889, living ali that time in Pawpaw
township.
John White. young man living with
his father four mics north of Wabash,
died this morning of blood poisoning
Last month he went TO Gas City TO work
as a carpenter and cut his foot with an
sCze. The wound was considered triiiing.
bnt he returned home. Blood poisoning
set in, his leg sweled to alarming proper
tions and death resulted as stated. lie
was twenty-five years of age.
FoGTyLLr. April l7.-LSpecial. ]-Sto-
phen Fl. Green. who has been resident
OF this place for over twenty-five years,
died at his residence south of town from
Uncle Horny was a devout Christian, as
he was lifelong member OF the Chris
tian church. He was born in Owen
county. Kentucky. March II, 1920. and
was the father of ten children, seven BOYS
end three girls. -Four boys, three girls
and MS widow survive him.
BRooKvILLE. April III Especial. Mira
Charles Seareyn died this evening Of
pneumonia complicated with heart dis
ease, the result OF an attack of grip.
MoNEovIA, April IL Special Levi
Whitaker, ninety years old, is dead.
The deceased was born in Kentucky in
1903. and lie settled in this (Morgan)
county in 1854. lie was one of the
wealthiest and most prominent farmers in
the county. He was never married.
ENGLISH, April Ill Special Uncle
Nathaniel Straughan, eged lOl. is dead
and buried. He was native of Virginia
and q resident Of this county for over
eighty years.
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Under the weight of Many Years.

NoBLESvnLE, April 14.-[Special. Mrs.
Polly George. after having been in feeble
health for some months. because Of the
weight Of many years that were bearing
on her frame. died Yesterday. aged eighty
one wears She raised a large family.
There is but one other lady in the county
who could boast of being older than the
deceased, it being Grandma Nellie Petit
John, whose nine-third year is rapidly
drawing TO a close. Mrs. George had many
noble traits OF character.
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Consnirncr To Nrnrler.

TERRE HAUTE, Apnl 15.-[speoial. The
grand Jury today indicted Mrs. Mary Prelle aud
the fortune teller, Car RieaTd. Tor conspiracy
TO murder Mrs. Miller, as detailed in last
nights dispatches, and both are in jail. Mrs.
Prelle is fitty-fve years old and speaks with a
strong EIoncn accent At the Jail tonight ahe
denied, amidst hystercal sobs. that she hired
Richard for 30 10 to do away with Mrs. Miller.
But there is corroborative evidence that the
foTtune-tellers story isUnt-ue. The bogus tele-
gram announcing Mrs. Milier's death was re-
ceved by Mrs. Pcelle, and Ricard sent 1t from
Riley
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s .Iumane society hg.tatca.

FoET WAYNE, April Especial !
Considerable excitement was caused in
local sporting circles yesterday Dy the
decided stand taken by the Fort WAYNE
humane society. This CITY is situated
near several large forests. prairies and
other places frequented by hunters, and.
OF course. spOrtsmen are humorous IN ell
walks Of lie. Many crack shots boast oil
their skill in target practice and big
shoots" occur az the diaerent ranges
weekly. The live pigeon and sparrow
"shoots" have attracted marksmen from
all over the state. Today the humane So
cietv notified the managers OF these
matches that every man who kills bird
will be arrested ana prosecuted to the full
extent OF the law. end the society has pre-
pared 20 carry out its work.
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Weddings.

GREENCASTLE, April l3.-[Special. IA
very pleasant wedding occurred last even
ing at tine homo of the brides mother, the
contracting parties being James Ii. Lewis
of Cloverdale and Miss Alice Walls, the
organist Tor the past seven years OF the
Christian Sunday-school in this place.
The Rev. y. II. Morris. pastor of the
Christian church, performed the cere-
mouy in a beautiful and impressive man
ner. The happy couple received many
handsome presents from their numerous
friends They will make this city their
future home.
Fort WAYNE. April 10 Special lone
OF the most fashionable weddings of the
season took place at ~. Pauis Lutheran
church Yesterday afternoon. when Miss
Elizabeth Shiyeler of Copenhagen. Den
mark, wac united in marriage to Mr.. T.
Dart Walker of Chicago. Miss Shiveler is
the daughter OF n wealthy broker OF
Copenhagen, and Mr.. Walker is an artist.
After a brief wedding tour Mr.. and Mrs.
Walker will reside IN Chicago
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largest in many years. The rains of the
past three days were worth a mint OF
money 10 farmers. Tillers of the soil
generally are juoilant. Merchants expect
n large trade eli GUNNER and in the tall.
business ;nen should remember that 100
SENTINEIs are taken here every week day.
which means at least 500 readers. On
Sunday TIE SENTlNELs circulation
averages oO0
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Fruit Binds in jackson.

SEYMOUR. April l6.-[Special. There is
much speculation in reference to the safe
ty OF the fruit from the effects of the storm
and freeze of Friday night. A big frost
was expected here this morning, but fort
unatelY il was very light and did but
slight damage. Orthardists are examin-
ING carefully the buds but their exact
condition viii not be known for day or
two yet.
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nIonkeying with Pi.tosI.

LoGANspoRT, April l7.-[special. Ma
rion Hunt and Bramer Krist. two we'll
known Young men of Flora. are suffering
from strangely similar accidents. sustained
within a few miles of ench other. last sat
urday. Booth were fooling With reyOlv-
ers and both were shot through the lee.
hunts injuries will lame him for life.
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ChiIdren ON a Long Trnmp.

BosToH. April Especial William Max
ham. aged thirteen. accompanied by his nine
year-od sister and a dog. arrived at their old
home today after having travelled from Spokane
Falls, Wash, begging their way and rece. wing
lifts from railway men occasionally. The brave
pair had $40 when starting aud Sl.7J when they
arrived here. They had gone West with their
father last summer but he died, leaving them
parcntless. They made The trip since Feb. 10
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Probably Fatally scaIded.

BEDFORD, April H. Special IA de-
fective timber in the Bedford steam
works will probably be the cause OF fatal
results. John Tumey. the engineer, was
at the throttle this afternoon, when with
out warning the traveller went to the
bottom. The engine was turned over
and he was probably fatally injured from
the escaping steam.
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Tho Crop Killer.

Fort WAYNE. April Special The
snow storm which prevailed here this morning
has been very detrimental to growing crops.
Some fruit has been damaged, but most of II
is not far enough advanced to be injured. The
early garden products many farms are
ruined and the loss IS very heavy. Snow fell
10 q depth OF two inches aud was on the ground
for AT lanst six hOura
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green goods. Roberts paid some cash and
gave his note for the rest of the amount.
He WIS informed that hiS scheme mad
been discovered and that detective was
after MIN. This worried him until hs
took tbs life TO avoid arrest and imprisOH-
naut
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A sulciae 10 Ayoid Arrest.

HUNTNGTos, April l7.-[Special. j
Isaac Roberts. young farmer. went to
the woods and shot his brains out with a
rifle. He had entered into deal with a
stranger several days ago for bundle of
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Three Gallons OF Blood Burst ont.

COLUMBUS, April l7.-lSpecial. Easter
Sunday, Crawford Bell. aged sixty, near
here, swallowed a piece OF chicken bone.
Physicians were called, but the bone
passed down his throat 4 day or so later
il began to pain him in the center of the
breast. Tonight he started to walk across
the floor aud fell. Three gallons OF blood
flowed from his mouth and he died be-
lore a phveiclan could be had.
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The Crop Outlook in Henry.

NEW CASTLE, April 13.-[SpecisL IRE.
ports received from twsntY-nine CORE
spondents OF the New Castle Democrat to-
day set forth that the condition of grow
ing cereals is excellent. Wheat never
looked finer. The average Of oats is the
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HIem in Ills Fnrtnnr.

ENGLISH, April H. Especial. - Free
mont Sloan Last week came into posses
sion OF over $4,000 by inheritance and he
visited the falls cities to see the elephant.
Yesterday he returned a penniless man.
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A WATERY GRAVE.
John Fussner and His Wife Drowned Near
BrookviIle.

ROCKVILLE. April l2.-[Special. +
Yesterday evening John Fussner and his
wife started to their home in st. Peters up
Blue creek. A sudden rise running in a
roll several feet hight met them on the
ford and overturned the wagon, the box
Of which was found some distance below
The team escaped but the people we're
drowned, and while fragments of their
clothing have been found their corpses
were probably swept into the river. They
leave elk children, the oldest but fourteen
years of age.
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Anntted Fever lad E,uooh.

ELwooD. April 1.-THE fear OF an cpl
demic OF spotted fever in this city is in
crossing. number of cases has been re-
ported in the last few days, and also sew
eral deaths have resulted therefrom. The
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Az o!d 80 Nnnghty -.

CoLUNBvs, April l4.-LSpeciaL Mrs.
B. Busch o. this city is the owner of q
parrot over fifty years old, and that swearH
in Elk different languages.
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cided to refer the matter 70 their pistols. They
fought the duel there ana then. BOth pulled
revOlvers and several shots were fired. Both
fell seriously Injured. The result may be fatal
in both eases. Their names are Walter Little
aad ivan Smaller
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A SURPRISE AT COLUMBUS.
The REV. GoRToN MILLER DECLARES
HIMSELF A PROSELYTE

lie Leaves the Episcopal and UnItes with
the Christian Church--A Sensation in Re-
ligiOus Circles-Other State News-Res-
tRurant Burned at Franklin-RevivaIs in
Jackson COMMUNICATING Postmaster
Esq Spilling-Coming Weddinss-Sudden
Death-A Brakeman's Critical Situation.
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Eggs Galore.

MUNcrE, April 1G. Especial. = This
morning team of treacherous ponies ran
away. spillIng 1900 eggs in the streets Of
Muncie They were attached to buck.
ster WAGON
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Ruptured a Blood vessel.

GREENFIELD. April l3.-lSpecal. Miss
Lizzie Richey. a twenty ear-old lady re-
siding three miles south OF the city. died
suddenly last night OF u ruptured blood
vessel.
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The Father

loaded with foul humor How important,
then, that the blood should be pure, rich,
and strong, without which there can be
no health. To purify the blood sulphur
Bit;ers is incomparablY the best medicine
that it is possible TO obtain.-THE EDITOR.
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Three Of Pleasure Party Drowned.

SAN FRASCIsCo, April I7.-Three of .
pleasure party OF four persons OF BAY View
were drowned in the harbor this after
noon by the capsizing OF their skill Hen
ry Schroeder aud sister and George Rein
fedt and wife were in the party. Mrs.
Reinieldt was rescued by a young man
named Herman Brul, who himself mar
row.y escaped drowing.
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|. s. AYRES & CO.

physicians are powerless to prevent fatal
results in most cases. The victims take
suddenly i'll and in few hours become
uncOns ciOua.
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The puello at Corydon.

CoRYDoN, April i5-ISpecial. Two young
men of this town became involved tonight in
an alterc alton over an old affair and they de-
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.
SEASONED HICKORY WANTED.

MAST p-sTAsoNED HICKoRT-wASTED
w about 10. coo feet ri 2nch seasonsd hickory in
14-feet onzths for trolley poles. address Starr,
purchasing agent Cincinnati street railway company,
Cincinnat, o. wkH A.
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Old Citizens in Posey.

New HARMONY, April 16.-[Special. !
The recent death OF John Ribeyre ct the
advanced age of eighty-one has revived
interest in the question as to who are our
oldest citizens. William I. Bundy is
eighty-five. and was the oldest man who
cast vote in Harmony town
shin last fall. Stephen Hartman is
eighty-three, the oldest man reeid-
ing in town. George Weber is seventy
two, Chris Schnee eighty-one. Edward
Murphy seventy-eioht. John Sheppard
seventv-six, Jay Wilson seventy four,
jacques Camy seventy-four aud Asbury
Warner seventy-three In tie country
Cam johnson is seventy-eigh,, John
Wiikerson seventy-six and Thomas Pote
soventy-fve. Thomas Sheppard IS also
over seventy.
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Serg. Warwick aud NJ. J. kernils
were killed at the worlds fair grounds
while unloading the krupp gun.
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The Die Farrn ers, Insurance Company

TIE ONO Earmers' insurance Company.
WABASH, April Il. - Especial. - The
Ohio farmers insurance company has at
last given up trying TO get in shape to do
new business in Indiana. and all risks that
expire after June /, 1891. have been re-
insured in prominent Illinois company
The Ohio farmers viii take care of all ex-
pirations prior % the above date. The
cOmDany has made q gallant fight and
against long odds, hoping TO get in ehape
to carry al lie risks, but the best interests
of all concerned prompted to the above
course. Next year and possibly sooner,
this company hopes to come back into In
diana and resume business The Ohio
farmers mas many friends in this state.
and the resumption Of business when it
cones will be hailed with delight.
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ADDITIONAL
RESTORATION.
John III. UCussr.


JOuD lie ntustF.
RENEWAL AND INCREASE.
Reuben Reynolds. Richard W. Cook, John
c. Gntchel, ". Wallace. Alexander Beard, Will
lam Price. ". Terry, FrainptOn ROckhiiI, Liar.
Tson N. Frits.
INCREASE.
Henry Jines Wardin Lincoln, Hiram Loud
ermiik, Henry shutter Audreas chmidt, New
ton Curran, Christian u. Warning, Benjamin
Moulden. George &. Brnsley. Elisha Doan,
Milton .. Williams, Alexander IiumJert ErGs-
mus Wolfe, Thomas J. Downs, Calvin Bennett
REISSUE.
Nathan c. simmons, Tire Stafford, Moses
Brown, Nelson B0gari. James 81. Chu0bie, &.
Haughn. William Smith.
REISSUE AND INCREASE.
John c. Frskes James X. Meyers. Mary
Smith. Angelina Silver. N. Spsyer. E. COGse,
Mary Berry. minor OF John berry, minors of
Richard Bowies, !. ascom, L. Lloyd. John
". CoOksey. John Low.
ORIGINAL WIDOWS. ETC.
Rebecca Diuwiddie, Augusta V. Hunter,
Hannah Todd. Nellie JORDAN. Mary 4. DER
miller, Matilda Ms-neT. Frances Haithcock,
minor OF john Murphy, minor OF Francis NJ.
Hedden. MaiindR hOrrail, Margaret ii. Davis,
Rachel J. Adams, NaryE. Suies. Theodore
Schoza (father) Emily Ewing, minors of Joseph
Z. Fuller.
WIDOWS OF INDIAN WARS.
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MEL patent and pension bureau:

The following pensions to Indiana sol.
diers have been handed in at Tie SESrI.
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1920 NEW lORK-AvE., \. ".
MASHISGTON. ID. G, April 10.
The following pensions to Indiana sol.
diers have been handed in at TIE SENT.
MEL patent and pension bureau:
ORIGINAL.
Joseph Cummings. William COldrick. 8.
HigginboIhsm. Austin Hughes. William
Braden. James Duhey. William Roberts, Joseph
Nytrs James S.nerau, Marshall Rhawn. Par
lee Dyer William Roush, John lazy. b. Steven.
J.. Guutel, q. +. Morrow, William il. sey-
mOUr, George Reynolds, Samuel ". Barnett,
Daniel Epson. JCsephgs Hull.
ADDITIONAL
Adam Fisher Israel II. Breeding, Moses
Fisher, William Jones Louis Chiser. William
Douglas. j. Bfanie5esry, +. Stratford, b. T.
Nicholson. Samuel johnson, Henry Brown,
Henry Mclaughlin, Joseph Dolby. Chris.
topher Judson, Andrew IIshman, Viii
liam c. Weltoa. Arnoli Lambin. Henry Heck
athorG. Moses ). Ramey, Cherries Lincoln. Jo-
ssph Cooper. Charles #. Weaver. John q.
Decker, Frederick PhilDott, timothy ID. HO.
gan. Preston Dudley. James n. Davis Carlton
stewart, James ". Bramah. John Holt, John
Z. Armstrong. Eugene Mor.nrty, John b.
Fisher. William Nesiel. William Arnold; John
Goss. Christian II. Runkie, Jacob ". Hays.
samuel ". Havecs. Joseph J. Jones, Michael
SwelsGrL
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INDiAuA PENSIONS.

SENTINEL PATENT AID PENSION AGENCY. J
1920 NEW YORK-AvE.. \. ".
WASHSGTON. ID. G., April 10. J
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,ectlfi 'sci6a propucsta por la De-
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"a 10 conservation del firme de Ia
ssrretera MI dnero 2, Sc ;cl6o de
Ma agu al no Anaseo. LA de
gaAles obrAs para la conserva.
clou del ftme dc la carretera I'd.
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pu ute Pczuela.
Teodrsn etscto amhas licitasio.
1e' en ia Sssret.ria ds. G ,bierro
Genera, Ell s de Agosto pr6xrmo.
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de Concrete.