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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-08-21
Bryan On Former Presidents and the
Public.
Public.

AoA AIoSAlcuC8 ana tho
Public.
Now that NJ. Bryan expects to live
in the White House himself it is inter-
esting to recall what he wrote on March
81, less than four months ago., on the
subject of former Presidents and a
proposition to pension them. These are
his words from the editorial page of
the World-Herald:
Ex-Presidents ought to take care of
themselves as ordinary citizens do. If
1t should ever happen that one of our
ex-Presidents should be in need of pub
lie or private aid, said aid would be
forthcoming. In recent years our Presi-
dents have retired in comfortable cir
cumstances. Gen. Harrison is earning
tat fees at the bar, and his dignity does
not suffer one bit because he is eating
his breed in the perspiration of his
gray matter. When Mr.. Cleveland re-
tires ne will not be in Immediate want.
The several millions which he is cred
tied with accommodating will help to
keep the wolf from the door for a while
and whenever his reserve fund gets be-
low one or two millions the people will
help him out ch%eerfully. This govern
ment will attain more to the purpose
OF it's founders when the notion that
the people owe their officials anything
is entirely eradicated. To be sure. we
owe the faithful official our apprecia-
ton and respect. We have paid him
for his time, and he loses nothing in
dignity if he steps from official place
to the ranks of the laborers. If he is
broken down in health or should be
otherwise unfortunate, the American
people would not permit an ex-Presi-
dent to suffer.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-08-21
Paradoxical but Common.

To the Editor of the World: The
free coinage of silver and gold is in the
interests of labor because the gold sup
ply of the world is cornered and con-
trolled by a few hundred men who have
forced it's price far above the normal.
In labor and in all commodities repre-
senting real value gold is now at an
actual premium of not less than 80 per
cent, and it has been forced up not less
than 20 per cent. during the Cleveland
administration.
WAGE-EARNER,
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-08-21
Spreading the Truth.

Occasionally Mr.. Bryan addressed the
readers on the subject of the World
Herald's circulation in this style:
viii you help to increase the in
f1uence of this paper? If you like the
paper ask your neighbor to subscribe:
If you have a friend who is honest, but
IN error, send him a copy of the paper.
The more readers the paper has the
more good it will do. Will you try to
SGnlrl one nQN, GIL hcnriho.D I
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-08-21
Still Another,

st. James Gazette: Should the United
states adopt free coinage OF silver,
england would be forced to adopt a
plan OF retaliation that might startge
the world. AS we have time and again
sald: "Anglo-Saxon union, with the
United States in consideration, is an
idle dream"
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-08-21

Ihere are thousands OF opposition
thrusts like the above that will make
good campaign material for the demo-
cratic party. Editors should make
use of them and show that there is a
gigantic conspiracy being Matched to
fasten the British gold standard on
this country forever. AS soon as the
patriotic people of this country UNDER
stand the situation properly they will
get under the American banner re,
CARELESS Of former party ties.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-08-21
Wants More OF a Good Thing.


To the Editor of the World: l have
been a subscriber to your fearless jour-
ma since it's birth under it's present
management 1883, both daily, evening
and Sunday, and have tried Successful
ly) to shape my moral, social and po-
lltlcal standing by it's teachings. There
Is no such coin as a 50-cent dollar in
this country, nor is there any intention
VI circulating such by the free-silver
advocates. 1t is beyond question that
the present administration believes in a
gold standard, yet it authorizes the
minting of BIN grains Of silver in a
standard dollar and calls it a legal ten
der. IT it is legal to-day (Which it is)
the Chicago platform only asks for
more of this good thing. What a ter
rible howl those trust magnates and
gold manipulators set up, always about
election time, for the benefit Of the
workingman, and after election, what
ever is the outcome, cut his wages
down Is to Is per cent under the plea
of retrenchment or over-production.
The gold standard men have had full
swing for many years. What have they
done for the workers and consumers?
On the files of the World can be found
many object lessons, which, unfortu-
nately, the laborer neglects to husband
up, of manufacturing companies send
ing their products to Europe and sell
Ing them cheaper than the home con-
sumner could buy them.
tention of your workingmen leaders to
an article in this days World July 10,
entitled "The Causes Of Discomfort"
and for every honest reader of that ar
ticle I will guarantee a silver voter.
JAMES J. MEADE.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-08-21
From Another Leading Anarcb,sA

Henry Clews: If ignorant suffrage
makes the silver cause successful at
the polls the east wall street, has
another card to play (secession).
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-08-21
Chicago Tribune: Owned in England.

On1cago Iribune: Owned In England. {
This is not the democratic party
at all. Call it the popocratic party,
That's a better name for it. But
Whatever name it goes by it shall
not fasten its (American) financial sys.
TEN on this country"
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-08-21
Voice From England.

London Times: The democratic party
has created a grave error by adopting
free silver instead of free trade. We
hope Mckinley will be elected.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-08-21
Herr Most Against II.

The arch-anarchist saws: T cannot
support the democratic party on the
silver issue.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-08-21
THE VOICE OF LABOR.
mo CROWN OF THoRNs. NO
CROSS OF GOLD"
The Empire State of New York Siam
peding to the Ca use Of Humanity
Letters to the New York World from
Wage-Earners.

The New York World, which has
seen fit to bolt the Democratic ticket
and platform, has opened it's columns
TO the discussion of the silver question
from the standpoint of the w~age-earn-
ers OF that state. The letters now being
printed on it's editorial page must
prove poor consolation to the editor.
Here are a few of them:
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-08-21
From a Pro- British Sheet.

Ne" York Post: Between protection
ana tree silver we unhesitatingly take
the former. "Sound-money'' democrats
should vote for Mckinley.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-08-21
Another.

London Standard: The position OF
the democratic party on the finance
question will lose to it the sympathy
OF It's friends on this side of the water.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-08-21
FROM THE OPPOSITION.
How's Thiso

New York Times: We will give ou1
hearty support to the republican party.
The democratic party is no longer the
party of Cleveland.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-08-21
Listen to This

listen to THIS.
New York Sun. We cannot SUPPORT
the democratic nominees.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-08-21

The Lily for Shady Positions.-Thir-
ty years ago we had on the old home
stead a row of lilies and other peren-
niaJs. On one side of it-only four
feet distant-we set nursery rows of
Scotch pine and on the other side Of
Austrian pine, with a row of chestnuts
on the east side OF the whole. The
"evergreens were thinned by nursery
sales, and those that stood are now
quite large trees, under which grass
and weeds do not grow, except such
wild plants as oan thrive in dense
shade. Among the perennials the onlv
thing that endured the dense shade was
the yellow day lily. This has spread
until it has made a thick growth over
a spot twelve feet square, and it's fol;-
age and flowers appear nearly as per.
feet al in open sunshine.-Rural Life.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-08-21

Eggs from Russia.-Russian hens are
progressive. They laid 1 1000, 900 eggs
for export in 1870, 235, 900, 900 in 1885,
and 1850, 000, 900 last year. The eggs
are sold in Russia at from 6 to 10 cents
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-08-21
The Check Rein,

The old, cruel check rein has ~stiffen-
ed up the fore legs Of more liyery
horses than all the work they have
DONE. So, too, of many track and driv-
Ing horses in the country. The check
rein injuries the muscles of the neck.
and the fore legs are affected. Often
the sheer is blamed when it is the
check rein. The humane societies have
d cooperation Of the city horse own
ers who have taken off the cruel check
rein from the carriage horses and work
horses. Aside from the cruelty, this
affection of the usefulness of the horse
should induce the thoughtless, kind
hearted people who drive horses to for,
ever Danish the t%ortuous check rein as
a savage relic that Is painful to the
horse and painful for most people to
see. In behalf Of the horse, we entreat
you to abolish the check rein If you still
thoughtlessly torture your horse with
FIX.
Breaking a Kicker. -An exchange
says that a veteran broncho buster
gives the following as a sure way to
cure a horse Of kicking: 1.-THE way we
fix a kicking horse is to tie one of his
forelegs with a rope to the hind leg on
the other side. Then, as soon as he
starts to kick, he jerks his front leg off
the ground and goes down in a heap.
Two or three doses Of that kind will
cure the worst case you can find"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-21
ARTICULO De Ell GLODO u

Di3s pasados so recibieron en- esta proviD-
cia, notiviaq tvlelegrafcas referentes un
artiGul) publicado por E2 GIobo, en que Sc
atacaba al MiDistrO de UItramar por gu de-
creto s0bye caui5 d m0neda en- P.'erto-R Rico.
FL Il tim1 correo uos hs traido ell textO de
10 dicho por H G.06o, qqs coqiamos & con-
tinuac6u:
o. O3n naraala displssn3ia, asf como
quiau d3sea da7eot5nd5rss de un amig1 mo
le'to, contests In Epoc1. mejor dicho,
quiso 60 itastar, conn 81 no supera de anti
gn1 el c)lega 10 que IA pensado y piensa Ell
Gi252 geerca del asuDt0
P5ro bien eatS, 81 en- clio estiroa un argu
m3ato rlocaorte para defender 10 que no tie
ne detapsa, y respetamos sinceramants sua
d'55res de psriodico ministerial De todos
m io', aunque iuvoqus el te1to del Real
D'ereto relativo al ssunto, TO pddr aportar
nj ailuie-a una prueba que demuestre que o.
ea1le, reahz.do On la fJrma dispucGta por e.
sth'r C2steiiauo, no Sc presta las nebnlo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-21
PGRThDDO BSCO jAR

Doctor en- Medicina y Oiruifa de las facnlta-
des lie Paris, Real Uoiyersidad Litera
ria de Ia Habana, Uaiversidad Pouti-
cia, E E .. U. de Colombia, < E U.
de Norte America Cd e cofgio nledico
B wa Hospital, E u U de Vene-
zaeta, Ex Inspector de S&lutrijad Pd0li-
ca De la Habana, Ex M6dico Director
del Aailo Nacional de Enagenados de
Caracas, ETC., ETC., etc.
Tiene oil honor de ofreeer sus sarvicios al
pdbiieo de esta ciudad en- su profession eD
general como Medico Cirujano, con espe
ci&lidad an las enfeymedades del aparato
ganito- -urinario de las sef1oros de los HON
bres.
En- lss foras curaci6n radical de la cai-
da 6 desceoso del dtero, PROHIBIENDO en-
absolute el uso del pesario
Curacion complete de los p6lipos, lieeras
flpjos croricos uterinos y vagina leg, Gu
raci6n dc Ia eaterilidad por stresia estce-
chs z del cuello del t1tero
Ea los hombres Curacion completa de
Ia espermatorrea, impntencia, debiidad,
f. cciopes postaticas, cacalos vesicales. BILE
norrea, fiuios cr6uicos, uretrales, catarros
de Ia vej'gs, etc, etc.
Cnraci0n radical en- diez dfas, do las es
trecheses uretrales, sin operaci6n cortanLe
Garantiza toda curacion en esta especialidad
Horas de consulta de II a. n.
p. m.
Gale de la Marina ntimero 2 Antigua
casa donde estuvo Ia Comandancia militar
Ponce, Diciembra Is de 1895
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-21
BATTALION CAZADORES DE LA PATRIA
NU NERO IS
ANUNCIO

Acordado por la } is e3on6niaa de este
Battalion la celebracl6a de nuevo cor trato
para el sumiuistro de carues, necesalias al
nismn, dursGte un n, que empez .ra con
far>e deNde la fecha en- que sea sprohado por
Il Excmc. Sr. q moral Presideute De lie Jun
ia Central Economics, los industriaies que
ieseeu preseutar prqposiciones coneurriran
con elias el dia "a del corrieL te mes, las
liez de su M mana al despscho del sefor
T,nieIts Coronel Ter. j fe; sito en- el Cnattel
c / fanterfa de ests localidad.
Aun Gu 'pdo ell scto no revita csracter
le suhasta, los propositcres debeIa1 exhibir
4 To la Juuta las cednlss de veeindad ma
tricnlas correspondientes. asi como los pode-
- 81 fnerep represents ntes spoderados.
d, p ;SitaraD en- ell SefIor p esidepte bajo
.liego cerredo su9 propcsicinpts. sui Isndo-
Sc al pliego de condolences que Sc Il. ra
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-21

rrieute mes quedeudo scl2 en- suspense q
dc les srf1ores acoinnistas que 10 teGgan
9quella f5eha, satt fsnh3 ei 60 diviiendn pa
sivo, cuyo pIaz7 termin6 el 3 del pasado
mes L1s senares acci0sistas que posean tf-
talos poninat'vus ! 1t ,Fa Sc presenter Gu
Sacrctaifs sut1ri.eu poT calte ( persons
de su ca. fn' ~, pHra rsoio:r el importa los
que po4een t!thlss al ptrtador dsbaran aeon
3af@r el titu.0 dc las que posc4u se 10 h7
yan co 6@df. sin Gu, a preseLtac'02 DO po
dram recibir al iuiporte del divi3aBdo
Lo que sc b ce ID liCo ia conoVmiento
z neral
Puerto 90 IL IL f :evo De 1896 s.
retario. Sl'U4tbr FtGIat s -Vo Bo, Ell
G 5repte, Jose Reg Coiomsr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-21
BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRICOLA
Secretart1
DE PUERTO RICO

f Coa7aj) d. Admiuistr!e ia ia Socie
uNI On cumplmiautn 90 aus E3t2tGtos el
Go' tFato a que ceta oo'ig ID por l8s sub
1'a I'1a7 ntorgidas f,yoy De los tenedores
u9 i's ,etnias hi2ctecarias &c Ia Ia sccci6n
e''A'fEdp eita &c sEisaiSLts- Iedul~s d5 cien
pesos ueXleaEos c2d4 IRA, dgrivs udose de
mpotecas cuyes auuslidades d. amortize ci6D
',"ee0 81 de Cada mp- dg Eaero en seeon
puolea que tend. lugar el di~ 30 del 60
IttGts, las aas Gs - tsrda. en Ell sai6n a,
Se''.oes, cssa numero de II calls do Sa'
J"s' &c est9 C+p tai procedeIa 81 sCrteo q
1ud.elti eedulss Dc dicha IL emision mon
%, u correspondence las aDuaiijsdes ven
T,""S ~ oe las hipotecss otorgadas s fsyor de
- 'Loo, esFecialmeute to af- ctas la emission
=, DsSGe ei dia 3 del propio raes, dursnte
HI'" ulas estara bJada en- la SeCretarfa In re
lac.ou de las que resulteren premi ldas en- ell
sorU o SO aDunciara adem9s en- la Ga~et0
'JLrtat periodicos de mas circulaci6u.
DeSd1 el dia l. de Febrero en- adelante, eI
ssS 80 horas hSbles do psgo acoetumbradas, Ia
o-cie0ad reco1era Y sstjsf4 a los novepta y
Iluco pesos espaholes especiales, eQuivalencis
~ u de los eien pesos mexicauos dc su valoI
nominal, desde cuyo dia IL las cedules pre-
mladss no devengan iuteres alguuo
hn session celebrada por el Conseio ell ola
10 uel corriente, tiene acordado, en- vista de-
balance semestral rendldo 30 de Diciembre
u'timo, conforme la authorization que le
Gonceden los Eststutos repartir IN divi
1endo activo provisional, interim Ia Junts
Gaheial en- su dfa acuerde el defnitivo del
corFiente ano economico hjando dos pesos
moneda espafloa especial por acci6n.
Dlcho divldeodo empezar5 4 pagRrse, en-
Las horas ordinsriss desde 81 veinte del CO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-21
AN UNC CLIO
Ponce, Epero 81 de 1895.

Debendo arrendarse On Po1ce, ua edifco
con destino la Oomendancia Mll.tar de di-
cho pupto, cuyo alquiler no excsds de 480
pesos anuales moneda ohcia', Sc convoca q
los que deseen ceder local 4 proposito, para
que 10 manifesten en- el plazo de M mes, 4
contsr desde la publication dc este anuucio
90 la Gaceta Ofcia' drigi6adose por eScri-
To al Alcalde de dichs localidsd, bajo Ia bs-
"a de qua la durscioa del referdo atriendo
sera por tedo el tempo que 10 nscesite ell ra-
no de Gnarra, Que SO reci0ira y entregars
aquel por inventsrio seran de cuenta del
propietario ell p1psl sellado que se invierta
para formaliz4r ell conveLio respective, pago
de anuncios, contribuciones y demas cargt
de las finca, asf como las obrss para su er-
tretenimiento reparo de desperfectos ocl-
-ionados solo por el u5o natural
Puerto Rico IA de Enero de 1895. Ell Co
misario interventor de alquileres de edidcios
miitares, Emilio Ooalle 1-3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-21

de mauite,ta en Il oficina del D. tall sta en-
ell va r f7;ldn Cdartrl todos Jos dias labo
rabies de och) once de la maf1aua de tres
cinco de Ia tarde.
Ouan3o 81 sefInr Preside1te &c l. Jnrta
Genital Ecortmioa a3rlele las actas, Sc
notifcara para 81 conociniento y dep5sito e.:
Csia 9el isnporte sshalado Ell el plieg' d..
condolences como g.raptf4 al e1mplimiento
del contrato
P1nc3. II 4 e ,ero ia 1896 Ell C5man
jante fa del d tail, j Sc de N.mUti0s
Fo b. Ell TcuiaGte O3routl Primer f., MG
zaTTeIO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-21
DANIEL BANQUELLS

" RI mas artsta de los que han llegado eu
estos dos ditimos af1os la Habana. Ha he
cho tres cuatro obras entire nosotros Sc
ha impue>to ctros hacep Glen y TO So Ocu
pan de ellos) Triupfo en- Mass Hel1yet Y
en- aquel personaje de Miguel Strogof que
parefa destaoarse bajo los pliegues de la
b sndera blanca, negra y amarillo.
La Empress Palou-B ,rrera b terminate
Banquells organiZa una Empresa-B B anqueils.
Por desgracia, no actuasa en- la Habana.
La troupe ira otra parte. Fl robaflo re-
calcitrante aver, hoy enthusiastic, dc. los turi
forarios echara de rneuos al notable Smith
son, al iDimitable Agoreff y al irremplaza
BILE G spar.
Por la Habana habra pasado un verdade-
70 artista de 5 que firmaD epoca Los
inteligentes le conocen bier; Ell p1 bico sano
le estlma Y lOs arti+tas-todos -le respetan.
La q lica df f.rencia de- lnqaells UetaD
es Ia que hay de Roberto eI diQbIo Las
Componas de Carri6n
Pero la culpa. mas one de Banquells es
de Planquette - Co7ede Kostia y
D5 la sef1ora C4ubin, primera tiple de la
compaf1ia, dice un diario hab aero
@ Cada dfa Sc hace mas aoreedora los
aplausos que le prodiga ell p1blieo iuteligen-
te que acude al teatro de Albisu, Duestra
pie sefl0ra CristiDa Caubfn de Perdom0
Juventud, hermosa presencia, voz dulce y
armoniosa, Erase brilante, diccion castiza,
todo 10 reune la sennra Caubfn, cantante
que 10 grita ri apela nota5 chillonas.
El viernes Sc estren6 en- Albisu la zarzne
la EJ An9el GuGrd5Ga En- esa obra toma
parte la tnJra Caubfu.
Vayan ustedes a verla.
CaDta, y su alrededor
nutrido aplauso levanta
yo creO que en- su gerganta
viye oculto un ruisefor
que canta, cuando ella cauta"
Del baritone sefor La6ta tambien hacen
grandes elogios los peIi6dicos de la Habana
Por 10 que vemos eu aquelia prensa, la
compaf1ia pr6xma llegar esta ciudad ha
dejsdo buen recuerdo en- Ell p1blico habane-
rO-
Nos aguards, pues, una sgradab'o tempo
rada teatraj.
Ponce sabr6 aproyechsrla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-21

superdrn de eiercicios anteriores. 10 cmplea
FL fefior Castellano en- obras pIiolicas ep
f2mentar 10 instruction, sc hara acreedor q
la gratitud do todcs los puertorriguefioa.
NosotFos declaTamos sinceramente que el
cauge no nos ha proporcionado ventsjas; an
tes bien. qnizss sc han irrogado con 6l algn
nos perjuicios a pEestros particulares inte-
roses. y como, por este, 10 somos sospecho-
sos. afrmemos que ataques como ell de E1
G5obo eCaiteceo al senior Castellano darfsn
uoa triste idea de Ia competencia de dcho
peri6dico. 81 supieramos que son de re-
aacion agena inspirados por personas que
le han so1prendido de un modo lamentable,
J. G B.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-21
CERlEZl INGLESl LEGITINl
M A r G. A TENNENT

Els sin disputa la mejor que Sc importa en-
Puerto Rico por sus cualidades t6Dicas pu-
reza. La recomendamos al pdbiico consu
mldor particularmeDte las f4miIias de
buen gusto. Els muy suave trasparente Y
agradable al paladar, no contiene mate
rias perjudciales a la salud.
La cerveza TENNENT es Il. mas solicitada
en- ell mundo Su precio eH detalle es de
10 la GAIA de docenas epteras, y de III
la de docenas medias, al coutado.
Unicos ag8utes en- esta plaza: Morales &
Depositos para ell detslle, en- los almace
nes de los sef1ores Cosio Pniol Ga Juan
Giet Antonio M4yoral. G. B ,nnin Ca
Playa de Ponce.
Diciembre 25 del 95 3 M alt.
ARTURO APONTE RODRIGUEZ -A6o-
g0do. -Ofrece sus servicios rrofesionales
Gale del Amor n1mero 2, Ponce
Pronto quedar&n terminates los estudios
del ferrocarrii de Arecibo Lares.
Lease la opinion de unos de los m6dicos
mas distinguidos de la Rspdblica Dominica
ua
" 14audables conocidos como son los
buenOs efsctos del aceite de bacalao de los
so, el raqntismo, la tuberculosis, etc., y
prodncieudo sicmpre la reconstituci6n del
indivjduo. solo faltaba una preparaci6a de
sabor egradable, condolences digestivas
que fneFa accessible hasta los est6msgos mas
d4licados. Estas excelantes cualidades las
posee Is Emulsion de Scott, one per clio ha
&dquirido iusta f4ma general aceptaci6n
de c;mni8zcn Ell manIfeatar que Ell mi lar
ga pFactioa 20 muchos Y notorios los casos
ho <I& fnl:o
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