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The sun., 1901-11-28
BRIDEGROOM SAVES BRIDE.
The Carriage mat Awaited Them at
Church Door Smashed to Pieces.

Frederick Chges Of Unionport. West
chester county, was instrumental in saving
his bride from serious injury ard possible
death within a few minutes after their
wedding, which had taken place In 81.
Peters Church. Unionport, yesterday. His
wife, who was a Miss Martha Steiner, was
about to step into carriage at the entrance
to the church. The wheels Of the vehicle
extended TO the car tracks. and Mrs. Clages
had one foot on the step OF the carriage when
1t was struck and smashed almost to match
wood by Union trolley car
At the instant Of the collision Mr. Clages
seized his bride and dragged her from the
side OF the carriage. She became hysterical
and was, after receiving medical attention,
removed TO her home.
The sun., 1901-11-28
BROUGHT BACK TO LIFE.
System Of Rhythmicai Traction succeeds
I'm Gases OF Attempted Suicide.
Special Cable Despatch 10 THE SUN.

optetb Nd0s ,esp"e" W AHh obN'
PARIS, Nov. T.-Dr. Laborde has made
an interesting communication to the Acad-
einy Of Medicine on his success in awaken
ing vitality by a method Of rhythmical
traction which he discovered. The system
has been tried with gratifying results In
several cases Of attempted suicide by hang
ing. drovn ming and sufrocation. rhythmical
traction In each case being applied to the
tongue.
The successful experiments described TO
the Academy were the cases Of two appar-
emily stillborn infants. In one instance
after operating for an hour the infant
came 10 life as II awakening from slumber.
In the other case alcoholic friction, fagella-
ton and artificial injection Of air into the
lungs were vainly tried before the traction
system was employed. This. after pro-
longed effort. established respiration.
DR.. Laborde has now constructed an
electric motor, by means OF which rhyth-
mical traction can be maintained for hours
The sun., 1901-11-28
ANOTHER BATTLE FOUGHT.
Victory Reported for Colombian Rebels
al Buenayista
Special Csb,s Despatch 10 THE sun.

special Cabe Despafch 70 THh sun.
COLON. Nov 27.-A heavy fight took
place at Buenavista this afternoon. and
It 10 reported here that the Government
forces were repulsed. Trains cannot pass
the scene Of the engagement IL Is stated
that the Liberals are determined 10 make
resistance at Gatun and Monkey Hill.
Business Is suspended here
The Government gunboat. Gen Pinzon.
has sailed from this place The notice
Withholding the landing Of forces expires
Tomorrow at sunset.
1t has been arranged that all warships
in the harbor will land strong forces to
prevent pillage.
1t is probable that the conclusion Of the
struggle between the contending factions
will take place in the vicinity Of Colon
After Tuesdays defeat the rebels were
reported TO have retreated to Frijoles
They evidently retreated further for Buena-
nsta, where yesterdays fighting took
place, is nearer to Colon than Frijoles.
Gatun. where the Liberals promise to make
a determined stand is close to Colon.
The Western Union Telegraph Company
has issued the following notice: we are
again advised that telegraphic communi-
cation between Colon and Panama Is in
terrupted locally. Messages for Colon can
20 forward via Key West, Havana and
Santiago and messages for Panama via
Galveston
The sun., 1901-11-28
CHANGED THEiR SEEDING DATE.
t'npiessan, Adventure u Dr,de sBd Bride
Sreem led Co Hssi, Marriage.

John " wainsrgh, of s.2 Union sinee, q,
Brooklyn. Who was President ~ the village
e huokassy prlor a. oDn- lidsiIon, and hiss
Jane AlsIia O'Bnen - 2so Ninth S'nHs,
~ore quis.,iy mATti-d On Saturday Afternoon
by the ilsy DT JAHas n harrington rciof
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had is..n engaged fof s1ms tin.s. and th.
dat. ~ tho wedding lad tssn hkud fuf
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The sun., 1901-11-28
TROOPS CANNOT USE RAILROAD.
Our Notice 10 the Fighting Forces Prom
ise 10 Let Trains Pass.


WASHINGTON. Nov. H. Capt. Perry OF
the Iowa has telegraphed the Navy De-
partment Of the fighting at Barbacoa. on
the Isthmus. confirming prcss dispatches
Following II the taxi of CAps. -RssEy.s do
spstch:
PANAMA. Nov. A.
Stubborn fighting between oontendins
forces yesterday near San Pablo delayed
trains. requiring prudence and patience.
1ssJ 1nsre Gs ~ sayy es s hsst'ns odSy
that firing shall cease while trains are
passing. Forty wounded Colombians
brought in on trains last night. All cared
for by DR.. Kindleberger.'
The Government approves the action Of
Capt Perry in refusing to permit either
lombia TO Use the trans-lsthmian railroad,
and il il understood that he has been notified
TO that effect. While this policy il rather
unusual and radical. in view of the fact
that the United States Government ts not a
party 10 the political troubles In the lsthmus,
the authorities here. after oonsultation
feel that they are justified in supporting
Capt. Perry
tnder It's treaty with New Granada
(now the United States Of Colombia). the
Government Of the United States must
prevent interruption Of trafYic across the
lsthmus. and Il is realized that the Use OF
railway trains by either belligerent would
probably cause the destruction Of the tracks
or firing on the trains Therefore, despite
the knowIedge that this seton " displeasing
10 the Colombian Government, the United
states will stand by Capt Perry In for
bidding the Use of the railway 10 loyalists
and Liberals.
The state Department this morning re-
oeived the following cable despatch from
Consul GudgeT al Panama
Heavy fighting yesterday Govern
msnt troop generally victorious Trains
sOmewlAt delayed
The sun., 1901-11-28
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iosDos Nov q A H"vs asrncy de-
sJ,alch from Antwerp say- thai Tie st''ain"r
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aOo oasss of oannds--. I,os oass- ~
rifss iVS saokr ~ rlafo.al and s,ms
SUM ~. Han Iugh has b.su httoi out
fot tie Colombian insufs-uts
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The sun., 1901-11-28
AMERICAN GIRL CHOSEN.
Report That Miss kiumpkc WIN succeed
Dr. Roberts o. Astronomer at starfieid.

LONDON Nov ?7 ?7-Aocordins TO the
Paris Temps. Miss Klumpke. the young
American astronomer. will succeed DR.
Isaac Roberts al the observatory at star
field, Crowborough Sussex.
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The sun., 1901-11-28
Head-Ol Smash Of PASSENGER
Trains on Wabash Road.
SEVEN CARS BURNED.
Many Occupants Immigrants, Re.
ported Lost in Flames.

Heavy westbound Immigrant Train Colidcs
With the Continental Limited Near
seneca, Michigan-It Is Said That One
Train Misunderstood or Disobeyed
Orders 10 Wait Until the Other Passed
collision Occurred While Both Trains
We're Goiug at Full speed
Of Doctors Hurried 10 the Scene.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-27
oLNEY SPRINGS.

Mr.. anil Mrs. WIN. Auckland left
Tuesday morning for Fort Collins
to spend Xmas with friends.
Miss Frcda Brown is in Denver
enjoying the holidays with her
mother and sisters.
Miss Lena Gnynn went to West
Cliff to spend Christmas with her
sister who is principal of the
schools there.
Judge and Mrs. Parker were in
In .funta last Saturday to attend
the Goth wedding anniversary OF
Mr.. and Mrs. james McNeem.
The Xmas trees both nt the
Auckland and Olney school houses
were n decided success. the pro-
gram being fine.
Jonas Nelson who was so badly
hurt last week in a runaway is re-
ported out Of danger. The men,
bers of the Woodmen Lodge are
giving him every attention.
Mrs +. L. Collins. Miss LYDIA
Mnucher and Mrs. Parker spent
Thursday at the Boston farm.
Mr.. Straus of Sugar City was in
Olney on business Tuesday.
A great number Of Olneyites
were in Manzanola Monday shop
ping and buying Christmas pres
ents. We saw one young man
looking at rings, which looks rather
suspicious.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-27
Notice Of Stockholders Annual
Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Rocky Ford Saving
and Building association will be
held at the Office of Hauck & Nc.
Kelvey. Rocky Ford. Col, wednes-
dny. Jan. %, 1902 at 7.3O O'Clock
D. m, ut which time and place a
board of nine (0 directors shall
be elected and such other business
transacted as may lawfully come
before said meeting
H. vanBuskirk. President.
]. +. Mckelvey. Secretary. 30 3i
Rocky Ford, Colo, Dec. 81, 1901.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-27
Notice or Assignment.

To whom Il may concern;
Notice Is hereby given that the buleuc
Hrothcrs Stock Farms Company. corpora
tion organized under and by virtue OF the
law. of Colorado, did. on the Ute day of No
vcmbcr. 1901. make. execute and deliver to
tho undersigned. a general deed Of assign
mcut. conveying to him all its property of
every nature whatsoever. for the bcncht OF
nj, IL. creditors In proportion 10 the amount
OF their respective claims.
Given under my hand this End day OF Dcc.'
;aUi.
WILLIAM AUCKLAND.
Assignee of the Bulcttc Brothcrs stock Farms
Company.
Ot,Sgr, Colo. Dec. 2, 1901. 2e3'
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-27
NEWDALE.

Miss Annie Parry of Pueblo was
a Newdale visitor Christmas and
was welcomed by all the young
people at social gathering.
Grant Mumford and wife OF
Ordway were guests of X. L.
Mumford, Christmas.
Died. Dec. 81. of typhoid fever,
Marry E., wife of NJ. c. Elliott.
The bereaved husband and chill.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-27

dren accompanied the remains to
their old home in Iowa. MIR.
Elliott desires the Enterprise to
extend his heartfelt thanks to his
neirhbors for kind assistance and
sympathy during their long siege
OF sickness.
A. Ozbun. manager Of the New
dale Melon Growers association.
was in Trinidad the first part of
the week.
The Indies Of the church organi.
zation will give an oyster supper
mt the school house this evening.
There will be a special meeting
of the Newdale Melon Growers
association Saturday evening of
next week. Jan. 4.
I. Il. johnson is building on his
newly purchased 20 acre tract.
\. F.. Geo. Chester and Miss
Maura Grove. of Cascade, are visit
ing their relatives in this neighbor-
hood.
Last Satu rday evening a new
melon association was organized.
to be known as the Capitol Hill
Melon Growers association. The
following officers were elected:
Will Morrison. president, G. w.
Malott. vice president; Frank
Grove. secretary; Jas. $. johnson,
manager, and II. G.. Amend.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-27
MEETING.

sS,,,,c 4. hereby given that there will be n
meeting or the .tockhoidcr- OF the Dawlcy
hardware and Furniture Go. held nt thci.
s"i,r,iay in january. iqs,- at s O'Clock y. m.
for the purpose of clcciinc officers Tor tue
ensuing year and for transactiur any other
w. III ,n,cting. n. j. Sprinkler.
'"'. "a !, Secretary.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-27

Doctors Bills and Funeral Ex-
,.nses ure saved by using German
Microbe Killer. Your money re-. re-,
fnmded If any one Of the family
comes down with Typhoid, Ma
iar;aI Mountain or Scarlet Fever
Diptheria or Smallpox.
Opera House Pharmacy
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-27

Notes. receipts. warrants. etc. p,,., pr,m,,
land bound In a neat and sups'an,' ,r,.'.
inner Mt the Enterprise ONCE. LIE ~,
IS Of work can he numbered IN u
Fate when 10 desired, the ONCE nav
/ a machine for that purpose.
The Enterprise office has specin'
filitics for Printing. Perforn,ins.
Pinbering and Binding Orders. Iii"e
|eckS lteccipts, Warrants. etc.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-27
srocKHoLpERs' MEETING.

Til. annual meeting of the Rocky
Ford Milling and Elevator Company
will i,c held ut the oiiicr VI the srer,'
.iary on Tuesday. January :ist. 1877.
for the purpose of clcctinE officers for
the ensuing year and ,ransaciin. any
other business that may come before
II, WA. e. STEELE. Sec.
:p-gp
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-27

We are in the market for choice
Alfalfa Hay at nll times.
l5.tf Rocky Ford Trading Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-27

Turkeys. Oysters, Celery. Fruits
Candy aud Nuts all for Christmas
Mt Govrcaus.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-27

Govreau's Grocery and Market
has installed a new telephone;
ring for anything you need in his
line. No. l92 White.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-27

New lot Shetland Pony Carts
Just received by the Rocky Ford
Trading Co. See them.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-27

You can't name anything in the
Fresh Meat line that Govreau
don't have.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-27

See us before selling your ALE
alta Seed.
15-tf Rocky Ford Trading Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-27

Turkeys, Oysters and Celery nj
Govreau's.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-27

The Rocky Ford Trading Co.
is just in receipt Of another car
of the celebrated Studebaker
Wsgons-none quite 30 good. -
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-27

All kinds of Rockers at
Wilson's. Get prices.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-27

Buy your meats of Gerbing and
live well. 23-H
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-27
Guitar and Mandolin Lessons.

After the Holidays ! will give
Guitar md Mandolin Lessons.
Will S. Ecnch. 5ll :. 18th ST., or
inquire mt Hills Music Store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-27

Cushion Tops at Phenicic's.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-27

New line Of Harness Mt the
Rocky Ford Trading Co.'S. includ-
ing heavy work harness. and fine
double driving harness.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-04-06

to, la reina Alexandra, durante ell
iempo en- que fueprincesa de Gales
20 ces6 de proporcionar indecibles
a!egrfas mediante las que ella mis-.
ma experimentaba, al estudiar y al
coleccionar acuarelas, dibujos y
otras obras artfsticas.
.Mdsica perfecta, la reina po'
drfa interpreter y dar gran realce
q las mejores obras de Wagner
Chopin, Schubert y de otros macs
tros de la ammonia y de la melpdfa.
Sin embargo, 10 que en- ella ha pre-
dominado ha sido su amor al hogar
Y Ia vida fntima, impregnado de
gran ternura de coraz6n y de com
passion natural y profunda.
EZRA espectaculo frecuente en-
Sandrigham yer Ia princesas de
Gales Yistiendo un delantal y lie:
vando un cesto lleno de trozcs de
pan, encaminarse q las perreras y
repartir la comida q sus perros fa'
voritos Este aspecto tierno de su
naturaleza Sc manifesto en- ella cons
tantemente, por su apresuram1ento
en- asociarse a toda obra de carload
en- que su concurso y su ilustre NOM
bre pudieran ser de alguna utili-
dad.
Indtil es decir cuanto han con-
t1ibuido estas cualidades q hacer de
la reina la mejor de las madres de
familia.
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Una S0berana
Simpdtica.

La prensa inglesa, haci6ndose
eco de las vivfsimas simpatfas Que
inspira merecidamente al pueblo la
reina Alexandra. tributa caluroso
tribute de admiration e. la augusta
sonora, con uuanimidad verdadera. .
meate signifcativa.
El <Dai1y Telegraph, le ha de.
dicado un largo artfcqlo, del cual
reproducimos las siguientes lfneas:
<Dotada del gusto mas exQuisi.
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HECH0S Y DICH0S.
Cr0niQuilla del dia.

En- un grupo compuesto de re-
publicanos que tertuleaban guaso
namente, decian:
No queda luda Mariana Abril
ha derribado Mr. Allen. Parode6
& Cesar: vini, vidi vici.
A los dos -dias de haber llegado
q New York, Nc Kinley tembi6, y
sacrifice a Allen.
Y los oyentes soltaban la car.
cajada
Hay que convenir, que los po
lfticos puertorriqueflos lie sacan pun
IA hasta a un plato de majarete.
Nosotros creemos que Don Ma
riano Abril no Sc ha ocupado ante
ell gobierno, de Mr. Allen.
Mi mucho menos que pretendie'
Sc derribarlo,
Un POGO mas de -caridad, seno'
res,
Parece que a Ultima hora Sc
erizarcn aIgunos de los pollos que
estaban listos para emigrar al Ecua'
dor.
Ell ndmero de emigrantes sali'
dos de esta capital es r2ducidO, pues
ell vapor Catania march6 casi vacio'
Parece cue en- MayaguoZ es
ionde embarcaran mas de quinien
tOSl
Hsmos probado la mantequilla
aquella d que aludimos en- una GRO
niquilla.
Y podemos ase gdrar de mAnera
absolute, que no la supera la mejor
que Sc importa de Copenhague.
Hay que cOnvenir on que los
anericanos son horobres PRACTICES.
En- vez de enviar padrinos para
concertar un duelo, SO nos envia
mante quilla, para que practicamen'
te sepamos que el artfculo es bue
no.
En- otro sitio de este mismo nj
nero nos ocrpalnos del candidate
para ell puesto de gobernador civil
de la isla.
Mr. F.. H. Wilson, que ese es su
rombre, parece que es persona de
alta talla, tanto como polftfco del
partido que esta en- 81 poder, cuautO
por sus condolences como particu
lar.
;Qoiera Dios que teuga Puerto
Rico un Gobernadoi que pueda de-
jar satisfecha a la totalidad del pals!
Paso la semana Santa con la
decadencia encarrilada en- todas las
costumbres del pals
No han existido demcstraciones
exteriores del quito Cat6lico, q las
que por amos y siglos han estado
acostumbrados los habitantes de la
isla.
Nj un modesto Judas Sc ha Wis
to hoy por las GALES y callejuelas de
la ciudad
Parece que todos Sc han que
dado agazapados en- sus casas.
Sc habla de canilleras sufridas
en- estos dias.
A veces ell cable no 0eja dormir
trauQuilas a las gentes,
Contrariedades que apareja n
los ade,antcs modernos -.
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i,C0MP0NTE?
Mas detalleS.

Los individuos arrestados han
sido pnestos err libertad por falta de
pruebas.
Aunque ell Sr Techter, cree que
los policfas han tenido necesidad de
hacer uso del rotten para obligar los
detenidos q la obediencia, no oculta
que Sc han extralimitado en- ell uso
de sus atribuciones por 10 que seran
sometidos a un consejo de guerra,
que 10 compondran los Sres. Urru
tia, Captain y los Tenientes Meyer
Y Lopez Gastamhidez.
Los detenidos hacen cargos &
los policfas -Dicen que ell polic1a
Salas, hizo un disparo de revolver
q Anglero que le pas6 muy cerca de
la cara y que fueron apaleados atroz
mente despues de maniatados y con-
ducidos a la playa-aseguran que a
Rnbio, despues de apaleado SO le
ofreci6 ponerlo en libertad 81 confe
saba que los otros dos habian sido
los del robo.
Que en- ell trayecto hasta la car
eel un guardia aconsej6 Medina y
Salas, Sc arrancaran las hombreras
para justificar el atropello.
Los policias arrestados declaran
de modo muy 'distinto Dicen que
ante la resistencia que oponian los
detenidos, tuv:eron que hacer uso
del loten; que 81 guardia Salas no
estaba embriagado como afirman1los
detenidos, nj nadie les aconsej6 que
SO arrancaran las hombreras. Green
haber cumplido con su deber y es.
peran Sc les hara justicia en- ell con.
sejo de guerra.
En- prensa nuestra edici6n ante.
rior reci5imos la adjunta carta de
uno de los detenidos.
Sr. Reporter
de LA CORRESPONDENCE.
Muy ST. mio: -
LIE agradecer6 infinitamente tenga
la bondad de no publican mi nombre-
en- su peri6dico, nj como detenido nj
como curado er ell cuarto de 5000.
rro,
Por 10 cual le vivir& eternamen'
te agradecido su atento y S. S.
Martin Ralbio
(Huesito
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REMITID0.
San Jnar P. R 10 Abril 1901.

SRES. GAMBIA Y STUBBE
Agentes Generates de la Compaf1fa
de Segufos de Vida Gel Sol"
de Canada.
Muy Sres. mios: Sfrvanse tras'
mitiI a Ia compafia que Udes. dig
namente representa-, mis- mas ex
presivas gracias por ell pronto pago
de la POLKA de Seguros de vida, a
favor de, mi difunto hijo Antonio,
extendida en- ell af1o hr6ximo pasado
por la cantidad de dos nil dollars.
Su alta, amiga y S. S.
ENCARNACION SABAT,
viuda de GEIGEL
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N0TICIAS

Ell ilustre escritor Armand
Silvestre ha fallecido en- Tolosa, a
los 81 amos de edad, cuando NADIA ha
cia presagiar tan dolorosa perdida;
pues su cerebro y su coraz6n pare.
clan hallarse en- plena vjrilidad. Muy
recientes artfculos suyos, publica.
dos en- "Le Figaro, los acabamos
de YER transcritcs en- peri6dicos ame
ricanos, cuando nos sorprendi6 la
noticia de su muerte.
La reputation de Sylvestre era
universal.
La emienda del Senador Platt
ha sido acogida por ell pueblo Cuba
no con ruidosas manifetaciones p1
blicas oponiendose a que Sc aprue
ben las bases de dicha enmienda.
0FTCTNA
de aSunt0S administrators.
Reclamaciones ante los Centros
oficiales Y Ayuntamientos. Sc cuen
ia con buenos abogados del pals y
americanos y traductor-JOSE e.
DEL VALE.
PA
Por pelea y escandalo pdblico
han sido condenados poy Ell Tribu
nal de Policfa los individu os jose
Diaz y Claudio Valdes un dollar
de multa.
A Manuel Elias por robarse
50 centavos de un asafate en- la igle
sia de Santa Ana Sc le impusieron
dos dias de arresto.
TO LET
Fine rooms and one commodious
and we'll ventilated mirador at rea
zonable prices. Apply at 20 San
Jose St.
IA sido nombrado Juez muni'
cipal de catedral don Damian Monse
rrat y SO dice que ser& nombrado de
San Francisco don Jose Bazan
Ell bale anunciado para esta
noche en- el Club de Regatas Sc ha
aplazado para ell lunes ocho de,
actual.
POr embriaguez y escandalo
Sc le han impuesto so centavcs de
multa & Belen Mendez
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-04-06

= Ell Gobernador Allen, ha llegado
hoy On ell <May Flower, a Hampton
roads. So le espera hoy mismo on
Washington y Sc cree probable que
presente la renuncia de su alto pues
to-
y A Ultima hora llegan noticias
del .Africa del Sur, participando que
los beers intentaron cruzar de nuevO
el RIO Orange, fracasando en- la en-
presa,
Comunican de Paris que Wal
deck Rousseau, sigue a'go mejor.
Mercado de New York, hoy.
=: HRrina de Trigo Ell Gigantic,
1886 saco.
Harina de maiz Golden Maize,
FORAGE % de Schumacher $3.50
saco,
Tocino de Norton SIG. so barril:
Jamones So las Glen libras.
Salchichones de 8 12 a s 1880
Manteca corriente 5 5, rs las 100
llbras.
Manteca pura 5 50 las 100 lib
bras.
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