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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1897-12-18
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1897-12-18
TIME TABLE
or The
CARSON & COLORADO r. r.
TAKING EFFECT-
NOV. 25th, 1905.
No. Q.
No. /.

From To
Mound House Mound House
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-07-30
BIG CROWD AT THE RACES.

Twenty-Five Thousand Chicago People
See the "Side- Wheel" Champions.
Chicago, July ga combination card,
made UP of pacing and bicycle racers,
drew to Washington park course Sat-
urday afternoon a crowd numbering over
$4,000 people. In the horse division of
the afternoons sport there was a rather
remarkable group Of side wheelers'
with not trotter among them. No rec
ords were broken. Robert j., the first
of the pacing aristocracy to come out.
was sent mile in 2:05H. John r. Gen
try was sent against the record, 2:06A
made by Johnston to an d-fashioned
high-wheeled sulky. He made the mile
in 2:0SL
Marian Mills. that PAGES without a
driver. went a mile in 2:11A. The free
for-all pace between Star Pointer, Joe
Patchen, and Frank Agan resolved itself
into match race between the first two.
as Agan was never in it from the start.
and was distanced in the first heat
Star Pointer won in three straight heats
Joe Patchen taking second: Best time
2:n3
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-07-30
SOME MORE HINsHAW CONFESSION
Four Men Now Alleged To BE Implicated
I'm His Wife's Murder.


Laporte, Ind, July 27.-Four men are
now alleged to have committed the
crime for which Preacher Hinshaw is
serving life sentence in the northern
Indiana prison. The confession of Ban
ey, which has been published, is now
confirmed by a second confession. The
name of the convict making the second
confession cannot now be divulged. 1t
graphically recites the scenes Of the
fateful night, declares that Van Tassel
fired the shot which killed Mrs. Hin
shaw, and solves the mystery which
attached to the finding of a revolver
and a pair of trousers which Hinshaw
was alleged to have thrown away, and
which was used against him with tell
ing effect at his trial.
The attorneys for the defense believe
sufficient evidence has been secured to
cause Hinshaw's pardon and the con-
viction Of the four men on a charge of
murder. Evidence has also come TO
light of notes, unsigned, which were
sent to Baney by two convicts pleading
with him to divulge nothing Of the
crime. The four men will be arrested
on their release from prison on the
charge Of murder, and pending their
release redoubled effort will be made to
verify the confessions Of the two con-
yictS
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-07-30
END OF A NoTAsLs CAREER.
Judge DooiittIe. Who Was Opposed to
Impeaching johnson, Dead.

Impeaching johnson, Dead.
Providence, r. l., July 2S.--Judge j.
+. Doolittle, of Wisconsin. is dead. The
end came at $3.50 a. m. yesterday, and
had been expected for several days.
His afiiictlon was Bright's disease. He
was so years old. being native of New
York. He was the son Of Reuben Doo-
little, a prosperous farmer-merchant of
Genesee county, and was the eldest Of
six children. He studied for the bar
and began the practice thereof at War
saw, N. Y, moving later to the west.
He soon entered politics and was elected
district attorney of Wyoming county,
N. Y. Upon taking up his residence at
Racine, Wis, in 1851 he ran for circuit
Judge and was elected, 'resigning in 1856
to devote himself to, his private law
practice.
In 1S47 he introduced into the Demo-
cratic convention the famous corner
stone" resolution, upon which the free
SOIL party was organized and upon
which Martin Van Buren, made his
campaign In 1S4S. Opposed to slavery,
ne left the Democratic party, becoming
one OF the founders of the Republican
party. He was elected to the United
States senate from Wisconsin Jan. 20,
1857. In 1863 he was reelected. In 1865
ne became offended at the policy of the
Republicans and left the party, but re-
tanned his seat in the senate, although
his constituents asked for his resigna-
ton.
In 1871 he was defeated as Democratic
candidate for governor. In 1885 he ran
FOR congress in the First district and
was defeated. OF late years he had
practiced law in Chicago, residing with
his daughter. Mrs Prindell. of Racine
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-07-30
POWDeRLY GETS THE PLACE.
Appointed Immigration Commissioner
Indiana Man for Bowler's Job.

Indiana Man for BOw1er's Job.
Washington, July 27.-The president
has decided to appoint Hon. Robert j.
Tracewell, Of Indiana, for the position of
comptroller of the treasury. President
Mckinley, realizing the important ques-
lions coming up for decision in the
comptroller's office, has been giving the
matter of the selection Of an appointee
considerable attention, and finally con-
cluded to give the place to Tracewell.
The appointment, it is said at the White
House, is entirely one Of merit, Trace
well being selected because of his fine
legal attainments.
The position has been vacant since the
retirement Of Comptroller Bowler on the
LIST inst. Tracewell is a native of Vir-
ginia, but in early life moved with his
parents to Indiana, where he has since
resided
The recess appointment of T. V. Pow
derby as commissioner general Of immi-
grafton was signed by the president yes
terday afternoon. Powderly's nominal
ton for that office failed Of confirma-
ton in the senate because of the OPPOSE
ton to him on the part of labor organi-
cations.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-07-30
THE MARKETS.
Chicago Grain and Produce.

Chicago, July 81.
Following were the quotations on the
Board of Trade today: Wheat-July,
opened THO, closed 1850; September.
o opened 74 ~, closed 7l&c. corn@sep,
tember, opened 26%c, closed 27Mc; De-
cember, 27zsc, closed 2SAc; May, opened
SO3sc, closed SO%c. Oats-September,
opened 17%c, closed 17sc; May, opened
20Nc, closed 20%c::u Pork-September.
and closed a., s7.sS. LardmsePtember.
opened $4.25, closed $4.25.
Produce: Butter = Extra creamery,
14Mc per 10; extra dairy. 12c; fresh
packing stock, Sc. Eggs = Fresh
stock. shc per dozen: Live Poultry
spring, 9010c; ducks. 6@6kc. New po-
tatoes, $176@1.90 per Dbl. Blackberries
early harvest, 50@75c per loot. case.
Raspberries-Red, 50@75c per 24-pt.
case; black, 4o@50c per loot. case.
Chicago Live Stock.
Chicago, July q.
Hogs-Estimated receipts for the day,
$1,000; sales ranged at $2.50@390 for pigs,
packing, s360Q3.S5 for mixed and $3.50
@3.75 for heavy packing and shipping
lots. Cattles-Estimated receipts for
the day, 1000; quotations ranged at $4.95
@5.25 for choice to extra shipping steers,
$4.40@4.90 good to choice do, $42094.65
fair to good. s3.s5@4.40 common to medi-
UNI do, s3.60@4.15 butchers steers, 1928
$3.50 stockers, $3.7004.25 feeders, $3.50
@39O cows, $2.60@4.20 heifers, 1925
$50 bulls, oxen and stays, $275642O
Texas steers, and s3.25@5.90 veal calves
Sheep and Lambs-Estimated receipts
for theday, IL 900; quotations ranged at
$2.75@4.00 westerns, $2.70@350 Texans.
$2.35@400 natives, and $3.25@5.60 lambs.
Milwaukee Grain.
Milwaukee, July u.
Wheat-Higher; No. / northern, SIC;
No. 2 spring. 79kc; December, 7S%c.
Corn-Higher; No. 3, 266261sc. Oats
Steady; No. 2 white, 21h@22c. Rye
Firm; No. 1 SOC.
st. Louis Grain.
st. Louis, July q.
Wheat-Higher; No. red cash eleva-
tor, &c., track, 76@771sc; No. hard
cash, 73c bid; September, 75%c. Corn
Higher; No. cash, 25hc bid Septem-
Der, 259sc bid. Oats-Dull; No. cash
and September, 171kc bid. Rye-Firm:
Detroit Grain.
Detroit. July q.
Wheat-Cash white. 76c bid; cash red,
76c bid; July. 76c bid; September, 7ehc.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-07-30
REND KICKS OVER THE TRACES.
Will Have Nothing to Do with the Meet
ing of Operators.

Will Have Nothing to Do with the Meet
ing of Operators.
Pittsburg, July 2S.-Eighty-ni coal
company mines located In the Pittsburg
district were represented at the coal
operators uniformity meeting here yes
terday. The operators who ship by riv-
er and those owning mines in the West
moreland field were not present The
river operators held a meeting at the
coal exchange In the afternoon and de-
cided to take no part In the uniformity
movement. No attention was paid to
the call by the Westmoreland people.
Very little was accomplished at the ses-
sions. The old uniformity agreement
with the new clauses inserted was re-
ported on by a committee and the meet
ing today will take up the agreement
by clauses for discussion. Other changes
in the conditions since 1896 warrant
different provisions, and committees
will be appointed to draw up clauses
that will cover the points at issue. The
only sensational Incident of the SEES
sions occurred when Colonel w. r.
Rend presented a minority report on
the uniformity agreement, denouncing
the procedure of the meeting In severe
terms and boiling the conference
When the committee reported the old
uniformity agreement with the new
clauses and preamble prepared by the
visiting arbitrators, the report was read
and Captain Steytler moved that Ii be
received and the committee discharged.
Rend demanded recognition for the
hearing of a minority report. He pre-
faced the report with few remarks
on what he termed the "bunco" inten-
ton of the meeting. Rend said he had
been misled by Little as to the purpose
of the meeting. He understood that IL
had been called with a view of hasten
ing a settlement of the strike, and was
assured of that at a conference with
the general on Monday night. When he
got to the meeting he learned that the
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-07-30
FARMERS BOUND TO HAVE COAL.
Offer to Protect Men Who VIII Dig 1t for
Them.

Moweaqua, Ills, July 2S.-The min
ers were paid off yesterday and told
either to load coal for the local trade
or take their tools from the shaft. A
desperate effort will be made to hoist
coal for thueshing purposes here. The
farmers have offered to protect those
willing to work at the risk of their lives.
All yesterday farmers came in from
the country for coal, only to be disap-
pointed. The crop of oats is very large
in this section and is rarely stacked,
but threshed at once.
Monday night large body of Pana
and Moweaqua miners, headed by a
drum and fife corps, marched on the
Assumption shaft and forced the men
who were loading coal for the local trade
and threshers to cease work. Yester-
day morning when the whistle blew not
a miner went to work. The farmers are
very bitter in their denunciation Of the
miners, inasmuch as they have con-
tributed to the miners cause very lib
orally.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-07-30

strike was not to be taken into con-
sideration or discussed in connection
with uniforinity.
Colonel Rend took the minority report
with him and Chairman Dempster de-
cided that as Colonel Rend had left the
meeting and taken the report with him
it was not part of the record of the ses-
sion and could not be acted upon. w. p.
De Armitt said he wanted it distinctly
understood that the call to adopt uni
formity did not have anything to do with
the strike, as he did not propose to arbi-
trate anything while under fire, nor ad-
NIT that the operators were towards.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-07-30
Gladstone and Wife Celebrate,

London, July 27.-Mr. and Mrs. Glad
stone Sunday celebrated the fifty-eighth
anniversary Of their wedding. Many
visitors joined in the family rejoicing
at Hawarden, and scores of the towns
people saluted the venerable couple
while on their way to church. Both
are in excellent health, Mr.. Gladstone
walking off with as much vigor as at
any time in the last ten years, shaking
hands theoretically and conversing
with great animation.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-07-30
Terrible Theater Panic.

Paducah, KY, July 24.-The Casino
Theater building burned last night.
The fire originated on the stage. Six
hundred people were panic-stricken and
about 200 injured. Three children are
missing. supposed to have persisted in
the flames
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-07-30
RENTED All Embezzler,s Fine.

Washington, July 27.-The president
has RENTED the fine in the case of
Addie b. Holland. sentenced in Michi-
gan, November, 1895, to two years inn
prisonment and $3.50 fine for embezzling
postoffice funds
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-07-30
Doctor,s wife Shoots Herself

Oskaloosa, Ia, July 2S.-The wifeof DR..
Steve Todd, of Wright, committed sui
eide yesterday afternoon by shooting
herself in the head with an old army
musket The supposed cause is re-
fpious mania.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-07-30
No Change in West Virginia.

Fairmont, w. Va, July 2S.-Men and
operators in the Fairmont region await
\ report of the Wheeling conference
with anxiety. No new developments
are reported in the region, and there
was no change of Importance anywhere
in the state
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-23

Antes de aver nos dispense atenta vista
ell sef1or Eiesa Racahado. quien, seg6o n
ban uuestros lsctores, fu6 vfctima hace POGO
e1 Juana Diaz de un incali6cable atropello,
por parte del cabo municipal de dicho pue-
bio.
Nos msnidests ell sef1or Edssa que tedos
los detalles publicados por La Co,respo'-
deacia acarcs de ste barbara comps ate son
e1actos de TODD punto.
EsGraf1a-e dlcho sef1or de que habiendo
cemunicado por telegrlfo este hecho wanda
lico In I,ategrtdad Nacsoaaas, asf como q
La Coryesp0ndencia. el primero de dichos
peri6dicns guardara ell mas absolute silcncio
sobre e particular.
Entiende eli sef1or Edesa y no entieude
N al-Qua lie prensa, sea cual fuere su fila
cion polftica, esta eu ell deber de denunciar
los abuses. allf donde qniera que sc prssen-
ten, amparando ell derecho y la seguridad
de los ciudadanos.
No todo ha le ser tronar contra supaestss
coDspiraciones.
En- vista de las parslmonia inoalifcabls
con que han procedido en- este asunto las
autoridades de Juana D;az ell ssaor Edesa
ha presentado Ia corr aspondiante dennncia
auts ell Juzgado de instruction de .esta ciu-
dad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-23

Sinembargo, sc susurra desde b zee tiempo
por estos lares que seres abyectos despro
vistos de vergusnza han delatado vecinos
paci1cos hoDrados ante ell Gobiarno como
personals sospechosas. Pues bien; en- la car
eel de Areefbo SO hallan dos Isabelef1os,
Cam oesino de la Cruz Jose @ Qaifones b ace
siete meses dfas que fueron presos por ell
Juez Instructor del Tribunal Militar sei1or
Escudero; todos esperamos con snsias yer ell
resultado del proceso yer 81 se conirma
nuestra creencia de inculpabilidad en- dichos
seflores.
Ahora beu: 81 Ia infamia del miserable
canalla anolimista surtiese 50 efect0, y per
sonas todas luces inocentes tuvieran que
pagar culpss, que solamente en- imaginacio
nes alenturientas pueden existir, lguayi
del vii delactor pues por mas que SO ocul
tase en- la sombra. ell pueblo hsbia de sef1a-
larle con ell dedo y entonces lquien! no ha
bfs de pedir justicia grandes voces.
Ttiste condicion la de los pueblos 81 cual-
quier ente despreciable pudiera decirle al
Gobierno DOR medic de asquerosos pasqHines
Fniano, Zutano, Mepgano, etc personas
quienes odio te quieren hacer daf17: te 10 par
tisipo para que los envuelvas en- causss cri-
minales y los lleves por largos af1os los pre-
sidios ST; es prefsrible desaparecsr antes
que tai cosa consentir.
Julio 10 de 1897.
VARIOS YECINOS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-23
LEGO la hora

Segun afirma un sabio naturalista los
PITos que tanto han llamado la atencion
y siguen llamandola en- Ponce tienen
su origen en- ell desarrollo de ciertos
Botrac6stomos, que han invadido la
Isla.
La manera de concluir con ello-que
es muy facil-es la siguiente:
To1nar gran cantidad de generos
fuertes, va sean pcrcales 8 muselinas,
va bramantes 8 drlles asalgados y Gu
brir con estas telas, el sitio donde Sc
oigan silbar obteniendose iuco,stisae,ate
la desaparicion de los referidos capri
milgos. Las telas pueden procurarse en-
la casa de Los Muchuchos que tienen
un gran surtido de todas classes y pre-
clos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-23
lSAB e "A

Desde ell infausto af1o 1885 hasta ell To-
de Julio del mes en- carso, dfa memorable
para este pueblo, es uyo de: :empen ando Ia
Alcaldia de este t6rmino municipal don Joa
quin Alarcon.
Nunca, jamas, en- las distiLtas ternas que
se enYisron al G obierno fue su nombre ocu
pando niugun Iugar. Ergo; que el pueblo
no le ouerIa. Pero Ioh fatandau! por Las
cosas raras que SO sucedeu en- la colonla, ei
G. ,bierno siempre desair0 los respetableo
cabalIeros que el Ayuntamiento desIgaaOa
para desempeflar 81 lmportante pnesto Do
Alcalde, ucs mandaba como delegado al
celebre Alarcon.
va el bueno de Alarcon sc habla encarl
fado tanto con su Nancy do Acalde, que
ee creia que tanta caiamsdad perooratla
eternamente. lHoIroi !Horror
Hey, gcaclss los Oio.os, q1e esta cesar
te sc deJa declr AlareoD, el legislator rural,
va On el Ayultsmiento, va en- la Gale, ya
particularmepte respetaDlea personals qae
an ell Gobierno Sc han reclbidO apoDlmos dc
este pueblo denunciando como perturbado
res del orden q personals completamente pa
cfficas, y adenas antaf1o, cuando contra la
yoluntad de 5 mil personas ocupaps. la pre-
sidencia del Ayuntamiento nos sendla ol-
recta 8 indirectamente el favor que graclas
4 81 este pueblo no habia sido yictlma do
persecusioHe5 por la justicia,
Claro esta. nadie absolutameLte daba I'M
portancia a tales benehcios, puesto que to-
dos tenian 81 conciencia trAnquila.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-23
BfBLfOTECA DELLA DEMOCRACfA"
es la frma de la reina, quo es
verdad, monsef1ora
-Mostradmela.

es la frma de la reina, Suo es
verdad, monseflor2
-Mostradmela.
-Vedla aquf.
Los joyeros sacaron ell billete
de SD carters, y ell cardenal 10 re-
corri6 con la vista.
-iCalla! exclamo. Pero sois
unos ninosi. =. "Msris Antonio
IA de Francia". :. sAcaso la rel
ma no es una hija de la casa de
Austria? iOs han robadol Letrs y
frma, todo es falso.
-Pero entonces smadama de
La Motto debe conocer al falsario
Y al ladr6n? exclamaron los joye-
ros en- el colmo de la desespera-
ei6n.
La verdad de esta aserci6n sor-
prenji6 al cardenal.
-Llamemos a madama de La
Motto, dUo muy turbado, y tir6
del Gordon de Ia campanilla como
habia hecho la reina.
Sus criados se lanzaron en- Sc
guimiento de Jaana, cuya CARO-
sa no podfa estar aun muy lejos.
Entretauto Behmer y B,sangs
agaz ,pkndose como unas lIebres
en- sn CANA, en- las promesas de Ia
reins, repetian:
-lD6nde esta ell collar, donde
ests ei coliaI2
=, Ne vais dejar sordol dijo
ell casienal CON enfado- Sc 20
por teatura d6nde esta vuestro
coll ~ 70 lie he entregado por mis-
ma.os Ia reina, y ESQ es 10 dai-
co qfs g
-. III collar! 81 no SO nos psga,
lveng 81 coilari repetfan los dos
sosin..
-5A pres, ESQ no 81 cosa que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-23

ell cardenal, porque habia alguno
en- su camara cuando le hablasteis.
-Nadie, monsenor; pero no es
ESQ solo.
-Pues, Sque hay mas2
No solo ha nega1o la reina,
no colo ha pretendido que ell re-
conocimiento es falso, slno que
nos ha mostrado un recibo nues-
tro que prueba qse ncsotros he
mos recogido 81 collar
-iUn recibo vuestrc! repitio
Ell cardenal. SY ese recibo?. ;.
-Es un falso documento como
ell otro; vos 10 sabeis bieD, sefior
cardenal.
d Falso. -. dos documentos
falsos?. -. aV decis que 20 no 10
se bien?
-Segurameute, puesto que ha-
beis lido & confi,marnos en- 10 que
nos habia dicho madama de La
Motto; porque vos sabfsis bien
que habiamos vendido ell collar =
que estaba en- poder de la reina.
-iVamos, vamos! dijo ell oar
dsnal pasandose una mano por la
frente. Me parece cue esss son
cosas may graves. II .blenos
acordes; he aquf mis- operacionea
con vosutros.
-Blen, monsefior.
-Primerameute, compra hecha
por mi por cuenta de S Nj. de un
collar, del que os he pagado dos
clentas mil libras.
-Es verdsd, monsefor-
-Luego, venta frmsda dlreo-
tamente por la reins, a 10 menos
asf me 10 habeis dicho, q los pla-
zos fjsdos por ella y bajo la res
ponsabilidad 90 su firma.
-iDs su firmaI -. Deofs que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-23
RSTAPRTA DR PONCE

Por medic de atenta circular nos partici
pa don Carlos Armstrong (hijo) qua sc he
hecho cargo del Real Consulado de Dina
marca en- esta ciudad, mientras dure Ia au-
sencia del propietario don Carlos Arms
trorg
Damos las gracias al comunicante por ese
rasgo de corte5fa.
Muchas personals SO quejan de los desafo-
RADIOS gritos que lanzan los vendedores am
onlantes, especialments los biieteros, desde
Ia maflana hasta Ia noche, molestsndo los
que estan dedicados sus negocios.
Putde Y debe evitarse tanto vocerio intitil.
El 1ltimo n1mero de la RcU'sto Blanca
ha caussdo favorable impression en- cuantas
personas han podido verle en- esta cindad,
por la anenidad y variedad del texto, la
novedad de los f0tograbados, 10 limpio de
la impression la elegancia de la faotura,
Ell estimabie colega mayagiiezano progre-
sa sens1blemente, y Sc hace cada dia mas
screedor los aplausos del pdblico.
Mariana Riera, Carlos Casanova, Emilio
FIterre y Rodu.f, Gauthier, merecen place
mes por sa LABOR f3cuads.
Desde aver Qued6 instalado ell telefono ca
nnestras odclnas.
Nos corresponds ell nlmero l0l.
va 10 saDen nuestros amigos euantas
personals necesiten dlrigirse u nosOtros.
Ha regresado 50 reaideucia de Maya
giiez Duestro amigo don joaquin Polo, qulen
nace p jco esruvo ~mplsado On ei moLtaJc
lie la red talefouica oe esta ciadad.
FL buen exito de la Oompahia iDfantil, ba
10 la direction del sef1or Jlnle -ez p -eds juz-
garse por el sjgulente ttetgrsLo> dirigldo
uesde Oanarias III Hs1oldo de Eadrsd:
"Canarias Santa Cruz-28 de JUNO
Anoehe celebr6 una fanci6n Ia Compaf1ia
infantii beneicio de la Cruz Rcja.
FL tsatro eatUvo lieno el exiLO de los nj
i1os artistas fue como merecieron por su eX-
celente traDa1o.
Terminada la funci6n embarc6 Ia compa
MIA con runbo Puerto Rieo
FL pueblo tribute los expedicionarios
una despedids enthusiastic. Vitores y aplau
sos acompafaron al EMBARGO. Los nif1os
saiudaban emooionados, agitando panuelos
y la muititud los aclamaba.
Foe un hsrmoso espectaculo. .-C46rer0.
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en breve una circular los socios, pidlen-
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cha sociedad.
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veloda.
Dentro de algunos dias comenz7ran los
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fiesta.
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