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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-09
Norfolk Universally and Eavora.
bly, Commented Upon.
NORFOLK, Va. January 7, '95.
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NORFOLK, Va, January 7, '95.
Editor OF The Virginian:
was SO much pleased with the
New Years Issue OF The VlHGINTAy
that l mailed nearly 100 copies. 1t
was paper of great merit, and the
value which will accrue to Norfolk
by its publication will almost be be
You'd computation. The VIRGGNIAN
has accomplished great deed by
bringing this section so prominently
before tho whole country, and this
city IS under obligation to The
EIRGINIAN for the prominence it has
given 1t. | do not know of any fac
tor which has attracted such wide
attention TO our city as The Vim
GILMAN has done.
never heard of any CITY being
so universally and fnvorably com
nented upon by the press of tho
country as Norfolk is at the present
time. The comments, which arc
unprecedented, are justly merited
by both The VlRGISIAN aud the citv
OF Norfolk. THE NIRGINIAN has
built monument for itself and
| sincerely hope the day IS not far
distant before 1t will count its sub.
scribers by the tens OF thousands.
There is yet work ahead for the
press of this city and section. VIZ.
Ihe consolidation of the severol
towns, which are naturally apuer-
tanning to Norfolk, into one munich.
pality.
Nature has favored us, we cannot
eynpnt oil frnn,
good book tells us. that which
groweth OF its own accord, tbou
shalt not reap. Annexation sbould
be accomplished, the movement
must be Kept before the people con.
tlnuous2y until it has been settled
upon, The people should be
thoroughly advised of its advan.
tages and Impressed of the MINOR.
lance of it. The old fopies ana
antedluvlans must not altemnt IN
hinder our onward march of nros.
perity.
In the next five years 20. 900 mnre
people will settle here. If Ports
month and Berkeley become q nsrt
OF Norfolk the new population would
NOT nave the same preference IA
locate on this side OF the river Nc
now exist, but just correspondence
OF increase would be realized in ali
sections. The new population with.
ou1 anpexaiion) will continue tn
prefer Norfolk. Maze it all Norfolk
ana al me preference will disappear.
70 the people of Portsmouth and
befkiey want en increase of busi.
ness! do the property owners want
lheir land Increased in value? An
hexation will bring these conditions
abont. Throw aside sentiments and
ie' us Try 10 help ourselves, and bv
ooing 60 We will help each other.
TIDRwATRR,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-09
NOS EOI.K'> GI2oW WITH PHO
CLAIMED.

The VIRdISIAN will not be con-
s:derod vain in presenting the COM
ments OF the press of the country as
to the benefits reaped by Norfolk
by reason of its showing in its TWEEN.
ty-four page issue of the LIST OF
January, OF thelwonderful stride in
growth and business Norfolk made
during the past ten years. 1t has
been gratitied that other columns
than its OVID have spoken IN gener-
GUS words of the good results that
must come to Norfolk and this sec
ton from the exhibit it has presented
IN connection with the congratula.
tons of the press OF tho country.
Tie VIRGlNIAN has been in receipt
of many letters in similar strain.
The Lynchburg Advance, alluding
III second article to the influence
OF HE FIRGtNIAS, remarks:
"The.recent issue of The NORFOLK
NlRGiNIAN is receiving tlattering
attention from the press of the
country and some of our contem
poraries are making 1t an occasion
TO point out the great advantage to
town of such advertising. There
can be no question of the fact that
through the medium OF The VIR-
GINIAN's trade issue, Norfolk has
received more prominence aud
greater evidence Of useful advertis
Ing than any other city in the South
has had for several years. Not only
have many of the great papers OF
the country commented favorably
upon the remarkable enterprise OF
The VIRGIyIAN, but they and neurly
all the papers of the country,
through the medium Of the press
associations, have printed the sta
tlstics of Noriolk's wonderful
growth, and by this means Virginia's
| chef seaport is attracting attention
from one end Of the country to the
other"
This making known Norfolk's
growth and development Is not new
with The VIRGINIAN. Time and
again during it's more than thirty.
nine years of publication The VIR-
GINIAN has sought to discharge this
duty for its loved city. 1t will con-
tinue to do so, confident that a gen
erous community will not hesitate
to hold up its hands in such good
work. 1t makes no boast, but it
works all the same and with good
effect.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-09
Wonderful Exhibit of Growth an,
DEVELOPMENT.
fredericksburg Free Lance

THE DAILY VIRGINIAN OF Tuesday
contained review of the business
OF Norfolk for the year 1894 and
comparison with the trade Of 1884.
The showing is wonderful exhibit
of growth and development. In
1884 the trnde of Norfolk was esti-
mated at S4S, 007, 800. The business
for last year reached S9l, 1913, 34S, an
increase of SAB, 100, 348. Norfolk's
population in 1854 was about %, 600,
1t is now $4,000. Its area then EN-.
braced $50 acres, 1t now occupies
2,470 acres. Its postal receipts we're
$i3, 26O.27, they are now $50. 300. 4S.
The number OF buildings erected in
eight years was 2,253, ut o value OF
nearly S5,000,000. Last year 443
buildings were erected. at coat of
$95l, S3S. The combined population
OF Norfolk, Portsmouth, Berkley
and other towns amounts to 100, 600
HE FIRGlNIAN proposes consoli-
dgtion of the cities and towns under
one municipality, 1.-The Greater
Norfolk"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-09

and rs for Detective James-if his
advice aud suggestions are 10 shape
the nature OF charges and arrests
Justice Burroughs and Justice Ash
burn and their associates had better
close up shop. There is no further
need of the bailing out process.
Their occupation is gone. The Pc.
lice Commissioners have business
upon their hands. The Portsmouth
examination affords them cases to
investigate.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-09
Entered a. secoud-cla,, ma,l matter

The CIRCULATION OF THE vIRGlNs
IAN is LARGELY IN EXCESS of any
other paper published in Eastern Vir-
ginia.
Its circulation i'll Norfolk ana Ports
mouth is greater than that OF any paper
published or circulated in tho two cities.
IT is delivered in the cities Of Norfolk
and Portsmouth and suburbs for l0cents
aweeS. Mail subscriptions. postage paid.
Five Dollars per year: Three Dollars FOR
six M onths: One Dollar and Fifty Cents
for three N onths: and Fifty Cents for one
month.
Advertisements inherited at tho rate OF
70 CENTS SQUARE FIRST INSERTION; Zach
subsequent ineersion 37t CENTS, or 30
CENTS WHEN INSERTED EVERY OTHER DAY.
Contractors are not allowed TO exceed
their space or advertise othor than their
legitimate business. except by paying
epecinlly for the same.
TBFWEEKIY VIRoINIhN AND CARoL1SIAN,
eight pages. is delivered, postage paid,
three menths, pc: six months, Goo. !;
evel7e months. 81.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-09
Norfolk Will Be the Leading City OF
the South.
Luray, Va, Times,

The NORFOLK VIRG1NIAN, in it's
twenty-four page edition on the LIST.
showing the trade Of Norfolk for
The past year, shows an increase of
$40, 1870, S4S over 1884. In 1884 its
population was 5000; now it is
81, 900. TIE NIRGLNIAN proposes a
consolidation of Portsmouth and
Berkiey with Norfolk, which would
give The Greater Norfolk" over
100, 900 inhabitants. During the
past year there were erected in Nor
folk Alb buildings. We predict that
IN few years Norfolk will be the
leading city in the South.
The FIRGINIAN deserves credit for
the work 1t has done toward the
building up of Norfolk. MIR. Glen
nan, the owner, is one OF Norlolk's
most enterprising men, and never
Tails to work for the interest of his
city.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-09
Norfolk's Great Industries and Re.
sources
The Henderson, N. c., Gold Leaf.

The Henderson, N. c., Gold Leaf.
In these times OF type setting ma.
chimes and fast presses, all THINGS
seem possible 10 tue enterprIslng
publisher. Ana so when MIR. Gltr'
nan, the progressive and WIDE awake
proprietor OF The NORFOLK Vim.
GILMAN, announced the publication
OF special trade edition of ms
paper which should set forth in con
else ana Interesting form the indus
tries aud resources and business In
terests OF Norfolk, we felt quite sure
he would do both himself and the
undertaking full justice. This he
mas done as the 24-page edition OF
January lst., shows. The paper ia
illustrated with numerous maps and
contains vast amount of interest
ing and instructive reading mat.
ter we congratulate the publisher
upon the success of his undertal,ino,
The splendid service lie hae rem.
dered ms city in thus presenting SO
iuii ana complete an exposition OF
us business aud importance calls for
the highest appreciation and recog
hitloh OF the people of Norfolk and
surrounding towns.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-09
The Greater Norfolk Fever.
fredericksburg Star.

The Dispatch is anxious that Nor.
folk shall not become the largest
city In the State by playing the an
nexation game to n greater extent
than Richmond, aud finds an addi
tlonal argument, since THE VIRGIN
IAN S advocacy of consolidating Nor
folk, Portsmouth and Berkeley. for
making one municipality of Rich
mond and suburbs. Well, we guess
1t will not do for Fredericksburg to
stand still and manifest no interest
In the annexation business. How
wonid 1t do to take slice OF Stat
ford, including Falmouth?
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-09
Only a Question of Time.
Fredoricksburx Star.

The NORFOLK VIRGINIAS pub.
iished highly credltable twenty
four page New Years edition, dedi
Gated to the realization Of "The
Greater Norfolk" which it says is
only question of time, aud, judg
Ing from the array of facts and
figures aud the hopeful signs of the
times 1T presents. we feel IN no way
inclined to take issue with our pro.
gressive contemporary,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-09
GASES FOR THEE POLICE cow
MASsEONERSS lOaNVk:SE IGaIE.

An officer of the police force of
PORTSMOUTH was recently arrested
IN this city, and because Of charges
against him made by police officials
OF Norfolk, he was on Monday tried
before the Board of Police Commls.
sioners of the city of Portsmouth.
The Investigation presented these
facts: That Officer Robe TT j. Bass.
OF the Norfolk police made the
arrest. He made the arrest by
his sworn evidence, because the
o1hcer was drunk. He stated that
ne carried the man to the station
mouse and that Capt. King,in charge,
sald 10 the arrested party, that "he
would have to detaiu him till the
next morning." that, however, on
she suggestion of Detective James.
ITO let up on him MS the arrest and
imprisonment might cause the DO.
hceman to lose his Job" Officer Bass
withdrew his charges, and Capt.
hlng said to the arrested party,
you are free man." On cross ex.
animation the question was put:
DO you arrest man and carry
MIN TO the station house and then.
because you think he will lose his
1ob, Withdraw your charges?"
Yes, when 1t Is a foolish charge"
Captain King was also with ess
and testified to the correctness of
the statement OF Officer Bass, and
when cross questioned by the Coun.
Gil the following was elected;
captain, is it part OF the regn
iations when an arrest is made that
1t be entered upon the slate?"
Answer-"1t depends upon cir
cumstances. Not all the time. II
depends upon the nature of the
arrest"
The Board OF Police Commission.
sra OF Norfolk have no doubt
scratched their heads over the de.
velopments related above, rs
brought out in the investigation be.
lore the Board Of Police Commits.
sion rs OF Portsmouth Monday.
AN officer IN kes on arrest OF n man
because he is dunk. He 60 reports
MIN To he captain of the police.
lie told the arrested man he knew
he was drunk. He afterwards, on
the suggestion of city detective.
withdrew his charge, because the
man may lose his job. He gives as
sr ason for the withdrawal of the
charge, which caused mans arrest
and trial, that it was foolish
charge. The captain of the police
releases the man and tells him. "Yon
hre free to go"
1rfi.rs should not be on the DO.
nc iofce-c rtainly men should not
be arrested upon trivial or foolish
charges. Police Officer Bass should
get his walking papers. AS to Capt
hing, it would appear that he is
guilty In an rene degree of the
so'oaIled offence that brought down
The Commissioners axe on Chief
Asedell and Acting Chief Murray
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-09
A HARVEST OF GOOD WORDS
Praise Only for The Coming Greater
Norfolk.
PRISE FOR The TRADE YIRGlHIgH,
Will Be the Leading City of the
South. Great Industries and
Resources. Hopes That
Will Be More ThansRe-
allied.
The Alexandria Gazette.

THE NORFOLK NIRGINIAN cele-
brated the New Year by issuing an
edition of tweuty-four pages, in
which the rise and progress OF its
city are admirably portrayed. If
1.-The City by the Sea" shall con.
tinue to grow Us it has done in the
last few years. the long entertained
hopes of its prosperity will be more
than realized.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-09

1t was Andrew Carnegie who the
other day said 1t was sin for any
man to die rich. Perhaps Carnegie
has Just cut the wages of his EN-
p!oyees from 80 to so per cent. in
his solicitude to prevent them from
dying sinners.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-09

- A bill has been introduced in the
Legislature of Pennsylvania to make
the purchase by proxy of poll tax
receipts misdemeanor. punishable
by fine and Imprisonment.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-09

There are about Is, 1000, 900 cotton
spindles in the United States, OF
which the South will have nearly
5000, 600 when the new mills now
under contract are finished.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-09

strenuous effort is now being
made to have the Republican Exec.
ntive Committee select Milwaukee
as the meeting place of the next
National Convention.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-09
Creditable Newspaper Feat,
Charlottesyilie pro,ro

HE NoRFoLK VIRGINIAy's nam.
moth New Year edition was one ~
the most creditable newspaper feat,
ever accomplished IN Ylrrlnia
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-09
H A RDW ARE.

We desire to inform the public. ann
especially the farmers. that we have adj
ded to our busine II fine line OF FARM.
Ing IMfIEMENTS-the Oliver Pattern
Chilled rlow. They have been be orc
the public so long. and their merits are
so we'll established, tina t 1t is unnecessary
for us To say Il word as to their superot
performances IN the field. Also the tliu.
pOr and Atlas ows. Mold boards. Stand.
ards ana Land Sides the Com uiuel liar.
row ana CniUvator, smiths Patent straw
Cutters, tue improved Corn Shellen.
These. along with our already fun line
OF Hnrhwar ia nts. Oils ami Glass wa
arc Offering at remarkabi low prices
Give nsn cal! and we will save Won moneva
1852 Church street. OWENS Il EUSTIS.
Sign OF the Anvil
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-09

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your LemonaGe or any other cold drinii
WIN VIII keep You free from dysnena,a
colo and disrrhna. 'PePS'"'
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-13
PRRPIL DhL DIl
La hora suprema

-Yo quiero ser hermana de la Ca
ridad /! -~--~-
E ,ta frase brotaba muy amenudo
de los lab os de Ia jovan y de tai
modo liz sc q arraig arse en- su oere.
bro aquella idea. que no h .bia modo
de hacerla desistir.
En vano revolotea ban a!rsdedor de
gu b ,llea 10. 5venes de la aldea. an
siosos de qusmarse en- la lug de sus
pupilas.
Tenfa an coraz5n tan grande. que
amar un b ,mbre le parecia POGO, y
preferfa amar & la humanidad. que
era como no amar q nadie.
R-aImente era aqueila una joven
incomprensib!e.
Bondadosa hasta el extremo de sa.
crifcar su belleza Y su javsntud en-
favor de los desgraciados que, sin ho
gar y sin familia, iban q morir entire
las paredes del hospital, mostrA base
insensib'e al amor, & ese dulce senti-
miento q ne todo 10 emb sllece y puri-
6ca SIN el cual la vida es un dasier
to ain aqua. sin psi .ros y sin q res
Pero no hubo modo de disuadirla !;
y IL blanca toca y ell negro sayon en-
vo vieron para sic mpre las adorables
formas de aquella Venus.
Parocfs, 4 la cab cera de los enfsr
mos. un angel que habfa descendido
del cielo para hscer mas dulce la
muerts aquellos irfslices
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-13

eel sen ,r Canovas ha manifesto
do que teme que el cabecitla Mac
pueda desembarcar.'
Ell seTlor CAnovas iba preparando
d la .familia
d ,bi6 conocer ell presidente del
conseio 81 dssembarco del cabecilla
mucho antes del dia
Y asi, dejsndose correr con sus
dudas y sus resquemores, insinuaba
la posibilidad de que ocurriese un
hecho ocurrido va
De tai modo el regimen h pocrita
imperante pugna por ocultar al pats
las malas nuevas, cuando convene
todo 10 coutrario
En- la guerra civil yankee, entire
los estados del Norte y del Sar, el
gobierno de Washington anunciaba
en- inmensos carteles las derrotas.
Y& cada anuncio res pondian cen
tenares de voluntarios, empun ando Ell
fusil y yendo 4 mantener Ia causa de-
la ibertad de los negros
Asf triupfo Lincoln de Jefferson
Davis; asf SO alb ,'i6 la escla gitud en-
la America libre -ande.
Espana no sigue el ej smp'o: y ese
eterno marchar de ocultis hacia la
manigua, solo condu.e al de ,astre.
Ocu)tarnos la verdad
harto diffcil creemos,
cuando q la mano tenemos
vapor y electricidad
Dicen qua SO ap az aran hasta Ju-
MO las elecciones municipales
Y pnes ell partido autonomista,
cumpliendo un acaerdo de la asam
blea Ultima, debe acud'r las urnas.
necesario es que SO disponga a dis
putar ell terreno 4 sus contrincantes.
Faltan dos meses no mas: sesenta
dfas que pasaran con rapidez.
Y los trabajos preparatorios son
diffciles, y las elecciones tienen una
importAncia exceptional desde el
punto en- que los alcaldes saldran de
los ayuntamientos, que aplicaran la
nueva ley.
Sean estas kueas ell primer toque
de alerta, y no resulte que slrva an
tes a los conservadores que los IL
berales.
Quien Sc quede a la zaga sera
culpable de su propio desprestigio
La anulacion viene por la apatfa Y
losque Sc precian de ciudadanos de IN
pats que aspira vivir la vida del de-
recho, no pueden ech arse en- IA hs-
M aca nj esperar que los otros les de-
6endan y les salven
En- pie, y cada cual q su sitio,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-13
LITERATURE
iSOLEDAD!

Una noche en- que el viento sopla-
ba con extraordinaria fuerza y la llu-
via Sc estrellabA contra los cristales.
emitio Luciano este aforismo, que
cohstituG7a cast toda su IitesatHra
I'D .cididamente. la soledad es per-
judicial al hombre"
Contemp!o despues las paredes de
la vasta sala donde Sc encontraba y
donde ostentabanse antiques retratos;
luegc miro los vestutos muebles, y
fnalmente flo sus ojos en- el suelo
sobre una de las II pres de la alfombra,
que POGO a POGO fue tnmando diver
SOS aspectos, q cual mas fant istico y
caprich $50.
Al dar las diez, levantose Luciano
del sillon donde estaba sentado y Sc
paso la mano por la frente.
-lQue es estoi-dU para si.-lEs
possible que en- la for de una Atom
bra yea yo cosas que no existent
ID os mio! Isl me habrk vaelto loco1
Sumamente agitado, comenzo a dar
paseos por la sala.
Pareciole que sentia dolores en- las
sienes, que lie zumbaban los ofdos y
que Sc lie rompfan varias arterias. To-
Nose el ulso, golpe6se el t(r4x y Sc
oco ell cfaneo.
Indudabicmente murmuro-me
he vuelto loco.
En- aquel momento Sc le apareci6
la vision de un aud, en- el cual Sc
vio tendido
Corrio por su espalda un sudor he
ladc. y para alejar los pensamientos
d. muerte y de locura que lie asalta
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-13
Al p1blicO

del pdbIieo en- general de sus amigos en-
particular que en- la PLATERIA de su Fl
nado esposo, don Mauricio Montalyo % e.
o. d., situada frente la Imprenta de don
Manuel Ramirez Ortiz, en- la calle del Co
mercio, SO seguira trabajando en- igual for
ma que antes; por 10 ta"to, Sc espera de las
personals que deseen algdn trabajo, Sc di
rijan a dicho punto su casa habitacion.
Sc advierte los que tengan prendas com
poniendo pasen recogerlas. pues todas las
que no sean procuradas dentro de tres me-
ses SO vendsr&n por ell mismo valor de su
composition.
Esperando Sc le dispense igual confanza
que Ia otorgada su esposo, ofrece ell mas
exacto cuplimiento en- cuantos trabajos ne le
confien.
San German, Abril de 1e95--Josefd
G0yaSdiex, yiuda de Montalvo. 2-3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-13
La UemOcrdc1A'

en- sus mas brillantes manifestaaio-
res. las cimas del pensamiepto.
La sefiora Mex r de Saussurs, que
era un marimacho bar bndo, anatema
iiz6 al .'se xo fsmenino.'
Jerg- Sand escr,b 6:
LA mujsr es imbscil por natura-
leza
Y FL sgel = Goethe in ,luyeron la
intsligsncia de la muj, n en- el pdme-
70 de lag inteligencias vfgetatiuas
No todos opiran as{, sin emb argo.
Z orador Poincelo., en- gu compa
ra'son du seUe soi distant .f1sb & ct das
sere so, d ssant fort exam,n6 los
matrlmonlos, como Pasteur los mi
crobios. para deducir que Ia mujsr es
mas fuerte que ell hombre A seme
jana del pIansta- dsc1a 81 orador-
sI honlbre so va epfriando
Viene de antique esta question,
abaolutamt nte nlentecata.
Eatre las mnj re hay de todo,
como en- b)tica Unas. como DoNa
MoyiQu;ta. nacen para b .cer choco
late; ouras, como d.ha Emilia. ma
cen para hacer novelitas. Pero. la
hora de la vsrdad, todas las muj ares
500 muy ricas. En- question de fal
las estare sismpre por la muier.
j 4mas por Strindbergl
Para mi el hombre es mas tonic
q1e el gorilla. Porqae ningdn gorilla
ha desc abierto su superioridad sobre
la gorilla.
E sus lucubraciones afrma Strind
bsrg que la muj sr es incapaz de
arrostrar una empreaa valerosa.
Dlscutsu otros la tests 70 me
imitaria 4 presentarle, 81 las tuviera
4 mi vera. esas Carmen Pretel, Pro-
videncia F,rnaler. Ade!aida Page, 3,
e 1carnac On y Jasta Sim6. Julia
Carrasco y j ,-.fA M 4nubens. todas
superiorss a Strino berg.
Porque una cosa es asastear al
"sexo femenino' y otra cosa muy
distinta es matar un becerro; y 10
que es Strindberg no mata un bece-
rro, nj tampoco un choto.
Cuando ell M.diodfa de Franoia Sc
prepara recoger votos en- favor de
las corridas. creanda al efecto confs
renoias y meetings Y preparando una
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