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The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-02-16
OLD FOLKS TESTIFY.
All Old People in Aberdeen and
Their Children Take Notice.

A time comes to every one when
the life forces begin to fail. We begin
To feel that we are going down hill
and perhaps that the end of active
service, if not of life, is near.
These extracts from some letters
recently received from old people
should he interesting reading:
Mr.. A. J. Baker, of Evansville, Ind. /,
SAYS, ~ believe there is no other med
icine equal to Vinol for old people. l
would not take $1,000 for the good II
has done me-"
Srs. Sarah J. Windrom, cousin of
the late United States president, Zach
ary TAYLOR, says: ''Ninol is a Godsend
TO old people. 1 am seventy-six years
old, but owing to the strengthened
ing qualities of Vinol, ! feel young,
active and well today"
Mr.. Jos. Bankson, of Decatur, Ill,
seventy eight years of age. says,
''Vinol has made me strong, active
and well.'
Mr.. Scrape, of the Phoenix Drug
Company, says, ''Vinol owes its vir-
tue To the fact that it contains in a
highly concentrated form all the act
i've, curative, strengthening and body
building properties of cod liver oil 1t
makes rich, red blood, healthy body
: aterial and sound, steady nerves.
In this way il repairs worn tissues.
checks the natural decline of the aged
and replaces weakness with strength,
Every aged perron in Aberdeen
should try Vinol on our guarantee TO
refund the money if it fails to give
satisfaction
PHOENIX DRUG co.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-02-16
A PROGRESSIVE AGE.

In this age Of progress, new inven-
tions and discoveries are met without
number, but the publishers attention
has recently been called to one which
will prove to be a great blessing to
mothers and children, and to all peo-
pie in general.
1t is q known fact that a cough or
a cold nearly always produces consti-
patton. The liquid supplies of the
body run to the eyes, nose and throat
instead of passing out of the system
through the liver and Kidneys, and
for the want Of moisture, the bowels
become dry and clogged. The dis
covery of a cough syrup which moves
the bowels, acts on the liver and kid
neys, and is, at the same, time a cure
for all coughs and colds, is an ad-
vancement in the science of medicine
which is accepted and appreciated by
physicians and the public generally
as the correct idea, and Kennedy's
LAXATIVE Honey and Tar seems to
have filed a long felt want.
The idea of Laxative Cough Syr-
up was originated by the well known
firm of f. G. Dewitt & Co., of Chi
cago, and the publisher of the Week
~ Is pleased to call the attention OF
the many readers of this paper when
in need of an excellent, safe and harm
less remedy for coughs and colds to
procure Kennedy's LAXATIVE Honey
and Tar. There is a picture of Red
Glover Blossom on every package.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-02-16
Reception to DIR. and Mrs. Will
kinson, and Miss Wilkinson.

Last evening the Sunday school
annex OF the Methodist church was
thronged with hundreds of church
members and their friends, who
gathered 10 meet and extend to DR..
Wilkinson and family cordial
greeting Of welcome to Monroe. The
annex had been transformed, under
the skillful touch of feminine fin
gers, into n handsomely appointed
reception hall. made beautiful with
elaborate decorations of graceful ivy,
forming rich green portiers, into
the delicate meshes into which were
woven clusters of rOsy red camelias
not artificial but beautifully fresh
with the roseate tint Ut nature, while
jardiniers Of ferns and palms gave
additional beauty; great bowls and
walters Of the same crimson flowers
graccd both piano and tables, car
rying out the color scheme Of Grim
son and green.
In one Of the recesses, made beau
tifuI with palms and ferns, stood
the receiving party, Mcsdames J. J
Herring, J. &. Sadler, DIR. and Mrs.
Wilkinson, Miss Wilkinson, Rev. J
NJ. Henry. At the entrance the
guests were greeted by DIR. X. W.
Faulk, Mr.. j. J Johnson, Misses
Alice Larche and Lillian Gibbs, and
then to tine receiving party.
Dr. Wilkinson has the happy fac
ulty of remembering not only faces
but MONIES and incidents. and right
artistically did he introduce them
into his greetings. Mrs. Wilkinson
was equally gracious and entertain
ing, while Miss Wilkinson was an
additional charm "a the party. At
ter pleasant badinage, the guests
were ushcred into an alcove of Grim
son and green, where creole coffee
and chocolate, with whip cream and
delicious cake were served by dainty
TIA girls; the chocolate urn being
presided over by Misses Lille Green
and Almida Stewart, while a cluster
of rosebuds, Misses Mamie Dell Me
Williams, May Dunn, sadie Helm
berg and Gwendolyn Bradley poured
the tempting coffee. At the oppO-
site end III the hall, underneath tin,
bower of cvcrgrccns ami crimson
Misses Mamie Larche and Mary
Johnson, served fruit punch and
delicious candy to- the younger
guests. and right royalty did they
enjoy themselves.
Prominent among the guests wer,
the Board of Stewards and officer:
Of the Sunday school, Rev. and Mr.,
Tardy, Rev. r. X. Carson, Rev
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-02-16

The long expected, much talked Of,
opening Of the White River Country,
between Carthage, Mo-, and New
port, Ark, IL now an accomplished
fact; through trains in each direction
on the new White River Line having
been inaugurated on January 21st.
In connection with the Tide Water
Line along the Mississippi River to
the Gulf, this marks the completion
Of . new route between the North
west and Southeast, of great and
growing importance.
The commercial invasion by the
railway of mountain Businesses in the
White River Country, in Missouri and
Arkansas, and of the lowland river
district of Southeastern Arkansas and
Louisiana has not appeared feasible
until the present day.
With the accomplished fact of q
through line, q variety of landscape
and social conditions of the most di-
verse character is brought to view.
The products of the mine local, zinc,
lead, manganese, onyx and building
stones-inexhaustible quarries of fine
marble of almost every known varie-
ty-of the forest (oak, pine, walnut,
ash, cypress and cedar lumber) farms
in the valleys Cotton, and the vari-
GUS temperate zone grains, and grass
es), and the orchards of the uplands
peaches, apples, pears, berries and
the fruit of the vine), with the sports
of the chase, and of angling in lake
and stream, are now offered to the
enterprising who may plan a shorter
or longer abode in this new country.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-02-16
BRADFIELD'S
Female Re6ulator

dRIPIT :: e: :: z: 8. =; T. II
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-02-16
The American Girl.

Hon. Ezekiel Gambler, of Missis-
sippi, III one of his speeches III Con
gress, evolved the following orator.
cal bouquet for the American girl !:
Someone has said that when
God made the American girl He
sent His angel messengers through
out all the star-strewn realms oi
space To- gather all there was oi
beauty and brightness of enchant-
ment, of glamour.
When those angels returned
from their harvesting of beauty and
threw down their glittering burden
Mt His feet, He began i'll their won
dering presence the fashioning oi
the American girl.
He wrought from the gold and
the CLEAN of the rainbow hucs and
the pallid silver Of the moon. Ii,
wrought with the crimson, which
swoonea in the roses rubbed heart
with the pure sweet snow which
CLEANS from the lily's petals, ano
the fires and the flames which tlasl
and leap from jewels depths.
Then, glancing deep into Hi.
own bosom, He took of the low,
which cleaned there like some rare
pearl beneath the wind-kissed wave.
of summer sea, thrilled into tn,
form He was fashioning. and al
heaven and earth rejoiced, for 10
He had wrought the American
girl. ''-Greenwood Enterprise.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-02-16

The Majesty of the Law: well, .
said the big shipper, what are you
going to do about the rebate?"
oh, F" replied the traffic manager,
we can't give you anything in that
line, but I'll tell you what wen do
Well make your son or anyone else
you may name third vice-president
of our coming and give him sala-
ry of $50, 900 year. We are fully
determined to obey the law. y
Chicago Record-Herald.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-02-16

Geo. Booth, Mr. Haden and DR..
Heinberg.
During the evening two beautiful
vocal selections were rendered. Mrs.
Edgar Doftin gave Perfect Life, J"
in her clear sweet voice, MIS-. J. j..
Herring, equally expressive, sang
Till Gods Day Mr.. Haden and
Miss Common both contributed choice
instrumental selections.
Mrs. Young was chairman of the
reception, assisted by Mesdames j.
A. j. Herring, j. L. Gibbs. J. j..
Johnson, Hart, Misses Mamie and
Alice Larche, Almida Stewart Julia
Wossman, Lola Loftin, Lille Green,
Mary Johnson, and Misses Gibbs
Monroe, La, Star.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-02-16

Our State is paying 81 $50, GOO
for educating children in the COM
mon schools and has no school for
special education of teachers. Con-
sequently much of the teaching is
done by those not rs fully trained
as they ought to be, and not nearly
as well as the teachers in other
States. Special training counts in
teaching just as it does in the prac-
tice Of law and medicine. Those
who only go through schools and
colleges cannot teach nearly as well
as those who have taken special
courses in pedagogy. Lexington
Advertiser.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-02-16

All old-time Cough Syrups bind the
bowels. This is wrong. A new idea
was advanced two years ago in Ken
nedy's Laxative Honey and Tar. This
remedy acts on the mucous MEM
loosens the bowels at the same time.
1t expels all cold from the system. It
clears the throat, strengthens the mu-
cous membranes, relieves coughs,
Group, whooping cough, etc. J. Gay.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-02-16

The New Cough Syrup-the one
that acts as q mild cathartic on the
bowels-is Kennedy's Laxative Honey
and Tar. 1t expels all cold from the
system, cuts the phlegm out of the
throat, strengthens the mucous men,
branes of the bronchial tubes, and re-
lieves Group, whooping cough, etc.
Children love it. Sold by J. A. Gay.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-02-16

1t is sin to suffer with back ache
and pains over the kidneys, when a
single dose of Pine-ules will give e
lief in one night. Suffering women
should heed tqese warnings ere it is
too late. Female troubles may result.
Pine-ules will strengthen the Kidneys
and bladder, cleanse the blood and re-
lieve the aches and pains of Neuralgia
and Rheumatism. Sold by ia Cav
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-02-16

Mathusala was all right, you bet
For a good old soul, was he;
They say he would be living yet
Had he taken Rocky Mountain Tea
PHOENIX DRUG Co.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-03

Herbert Il. Norris, county attorney.
spoke in defense of tire present Board,
and told of its splendid management
He said that ho believed Mr. Gatling
would be sorry for having charged
falsehood and criminal negligence
against good mon and true, that the
odd Board" had paid Calling $500.
while he got $3.50 from the present
Board. He took up the report Of -
months criticised by Calling, ana said
it was the report of Register of Deeds
Bernard. used by the Board. and that
Bernard would 50 swear. He present
ed the matter Of the county being in
deb when the present Board took
charge, now it was out Of debt with
$500 600 on hand, and $4,000 ready for
use on the roads. lie eulogiZed the
present Boards excellent business
management and declared that its
services and fine record deserved 4 Re
election without opposition. as II had
fulfilled all its pledges. and its con
duct Of all county affairs. its improve
ments and work at the county home,
county farm and court house, all re
f1ected credit on the county. He held
that opposition to the Board was Simp-
~ the outs trying to get in. the
same old crowd which had been do
feated in 1904 trying to get back in
Office, and that the people would not
have it Many times during his speech
Mr.. Calling Interrupted and asked
questions. and there was cross firing.
and while Mr.. Calling touched up the
present Board Mr.. Norris spoke for il.
as a faithful set of citizens. worthy Of
all confidence and trust. whom Mr.. d.
i. Johnson, an opponent. endorsed.
while Mr.. Calling. aying he repre-
scented no candidate, attacked without
cause. warrant or justification. as its
record was a clean one.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-03
Annual Meeting of County
Association.
SCHOOL RETIREMENT
Miss Edith RuN>ier REELECTED prt-i-
dcnt-Stirriuc Address by STAT
~upt. JoNner-l:cIort- Ia
dicated Excellent

The fourth annual meeting q rise
xy.ka g.Y..,- ,.e..fa.i., r,r M. r.--
..r...,, 80 p.ilf. 80, u.,
tsfiiehl 81 i'dDl' SseHooi ii'uses W.
held yesterday morning in Pgilen A.
aitorium Al la o..L,.k IN addition ID
-. - H., ..,;.a -
~ mr. go 49, atfrnI3ai. .f
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SlIn~4rintrndect r,ld o,an.a tE-
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cHS lIiNiio7 - ''liPI"7 -
man. Nv Mr. Charles Nckimmon fo.
he Nnrnbv ccLooI urs =
etenhenc To- tho wiz, G.tooI ana
Mrs = r. MoHitt for The C.ntsnui.l
school
This laet as.,ciatian b., rralaaa
tam ,dolaro ~ b.rl roI,ilJ tba - ,n.,
e.baol tha+ ,a.antlr hn,n.1
~ - : E,anl.ir ~ -, p,arl az
Education delivered = mos effacfiv.
address his n~ersonaIitv vinnine his
audience.
60
ctinr. ~, Ia. saI Itt..n4 al,aII.
c,eoa.t ia,l
n;ee hda yro,nala chai,oan of tho
cnn,n1ittaA "a Ia,fiat ,alnrta3 NJ
the lea flet wo1I1 Ne read~ fnr dic-
frihntion earIv in no FAN ana Mrs
o,ta,ra,,c ILL a++a,tian 80 ~ ,,r,,,
tra oaa,nant 81 800 ma rhr,I,Lat
80 a9olro ~ 800 80 ,,atb
p,nf ~ Nii1latn11 af G,,,. ,.aad
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:" ~ ,ihint Iii iinIa ~ fi,sf 800
80 - canta,'hn ~
p.nf =, naa,a ,cfaro1 ra.al,
ton in behalf of the teachers. express
ing APPRECIATION of the work of SUI
p"erintendent Jude and pledging CO.
operation with State Superintendnnt
Joynar the comfy Poard of Edura-l
ton, ana superintendent Judd in ad-
.Vancing the educational interests Of
the county.
Tba Wake audience tben had tba
bonnr ana rlaas,ra az Gstanina 70 -
address fron ~ inf
af ~ ~ ,,ITia .obnaIc - \Ta,.b |
~, rolina NJ Ia,nar addraCcn1 hi,,
ea1f chiaflr +, no on,nittaan,an Who |
he ala 6oId . st,a antic nnsii i,n i,
tha adncatinnal system The audience
listened with close attention while mis-
aIoouent sneaker aronhaSizel ne ra.-
,nneihilitr Of -. .nrn,nittaa,nnn IL
i - 60 = na+ +ha dn,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-03


sal
1@cL"naote khel - .i"'
stood H. OPUS $50
lad Ahai4t io- .-e ~ - t-n~1-4
4o.e laAS ,fat4e4 n, ntr
ana n IA! ~ ra5 ,-orkA4
money lot - 1870 sf4-er-
Tor = 'isiSi'ls - sfT.s :, e.Iu~-
This a. the best thing Tor the interest
u Raleigh afIi u ''.1'.ss go.
the pFohfS &rAl - -
seeing also Lhai liis
ti-tln2 ta. s"lA3t ni 4.D~ 80
t-E Win ltooF os' ''"
"hl1h c"1sl ~" Z.
th4ik he. ..
HFtt-iVi Oh +"
no man "9d.A - ~
lHt Iodds Gtt
50 ana received -. 10
j. S49rtVv ofi manu- ~ IL 1s -"
It "uL ~ 3so1 .r#
fitI" nt 'h-s
1il"F l.thl.its -. 80
enc n $3.50. =, + 90 srt ,,b.~
ora -'t 1SI1p
matters - hH""t' 10
best interests ~ - P.o'
ever READY - SIN Dis -
mat "ilH ~
I'oI.r are lail4.lI3i =
tii- senate - .o"nt
honest AsIfIo+ 70 1He Iofl' -
anu N"ith
private interests tndL SsPai"'e nm
from lHe p''Pi az
H. Inc approaching Piiii'is
Mr. ". r Eaieon speak
~ = r.t ,a,dia... - ia.
u :. -, : IA, m, III an@
.arauce matters there should be more
Stringent regulations and ne pledged
himself To vote for such and for any
hing that would make the Insurance
e,n,ra,5ae a,,orqbla To laV- In ,,f4-
road matters he wanted rs small q
az ts po..tblG 70 - - - th1 ran
F'ldS "hi|il u "'"it TO- solt q"
~flpblt' bhi - 5lN' = sd48t. zeal
a& |" payment 81 county 'HlerlS h"
rs II favor OF @Ii1'tS / h"' 100 low
mat Tor iItetil years as q Pilhi+f me
had Favored increased wages, ana me-
wanted tie "Iii'eI% 10 n.y. Nial is
idSI, tldl he ~outd not. II ne los
very vote IL GARNER say MAKE I'm"
altlleS lp" ~ po@@lhle' tildl u liit l"'s
N1StH'd nc &aidil"7 ~ 9'd," 3liSil'"
ne pay shluld Dc reduced, but be
made adequate lof Inc work perform
4, that he could Sc" no reason why
he head Of a department should re
GIVE 5000 q year ana the clerk SO
: month ana tliat ne had peeh d CLERK.
IS 10 lhe road law, ne expressed ms
ignorance, but Sald ne Was ~cohVlhc-
q there was something wrong, ana
'ld not FAVOR l1Aallol dil1 Work dlHp,
out believed thaa permanent Work
'uSht To De done by taxation ana bE
me county conVlctS. lie spoke Tor
better schools, compulsory education.
better school houses and better paid
eachtrs and closed by saying that he
expected to be elected only for tine
crVIces he could render II people.
~. ,s;u.., ,t;ta.. position
MI. MiiIafo Hlai' calldlddIe lof llit
t1ouSe' declared IL erected ne would
20 on 'he Sooo ne couid aild as llt'le
"7 poSsInIe, tilaL as III LesI2Id7
iuFe met III Wake me people coQid
come 10 tell nm what lhey wanted.
lie ~adVocaled = change IN the ROAD
iaW 50 as 10 lldEe mo personal WORK
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-03

In a temporary lull Mr.. l.. II. Ad-
ANS announced that uc is - candidate
for recollection and the past record of
the Board is a guarantee OF futurr
good work. That he had been elected
once ii Woul BE elected again AT
the primaries.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-03
-. I. Johnson for Board.
j.. +. Brou9hton Speaks.

Mr.. j. 7. Broughton stated that he
was a candidate for the Board. was a
practical farmer m had given his
best thought TO work for the county
lie said the present Board stood IT.
footed on its record. that his hands
were clean when he went in and WouIa
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-03
Tab Whitaker for >h,rin.

last speaker but would not l, laat N
tn- race. IL declared ~a@ Doc tbs.
contest l. Ia. finish ana fhat H- f.It
MS friends would gIyt him STRONG
support lie expressed qualification
at seeing 50 large \ crowd present
and after stating that a. thanked Isis
friends for past huuor~ asked fur tat
support ~ an. t-alt th.s eaull h- eef-
tain that he Would mot Withdraw from
the contest aul 10 elected would Etse
faithful service.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-03
Mr.. II. IL. Harrison speaks

NJ II Harrison ANNOUNCED h#
candidacy Csr th9 Eaar3 from fa+
section which, hast u. vs,
--rtafiE. ana PROMISED II .f.rf.d -
m. be-. -}ble far fhv tea9
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-03
FELIPE TRlGO
las

ue enrs Ia ducs f al guide de joven prssnca de
padre los diamntss oor1os su nj caI6ns Zion Lac
cldA del ensrt ban hecho del beo reoevo legudA
edci6n de- nOvo correCli imo vistaI la gleais.
-EIto neQroI dice il ioven
Es sI nombre de PurA Odo femsn de rvAles rt.echsS
que hA vendo anquamente reducirse de 10 or
ncchs dos dias de comeDtao gner En- fecto haStA
reoeo tensnte habp depo6sde sumisa xocso6n
Eyer ma64nA dada eojtro fa6 81
rasreris.
cueQa eocma del pno Hay 6m1s su.ltH de m6sca
Is cOmida 81 lunch de les och umedst'mene
cede e ccmedor general Vsmos HsOmbro
e pgramA ciuco nfmeoG de canto dos de piano
cuatro mapos dos voD las dos pitxla ueGos de
msno que ha hrind.do el doctor R,que.
Conc las Diezss As doce tcdaVa fa que enssylr
!. de udi. n6mero ChIro acompsh' vio
inltG La conourrencia Ggue h salon. las
cuAndo S rIh pAAando iunto mi me desExi:
-Sube
se RItra IL cubierta.
No mucho despu6s subo.
solos media horA ante Dudo menos darme o
do beo ertz de los ayos hay gente dormsndo acS
alH, esperO donde siempre
No hsgo fslta yo abIic nj el Qere ch ria del
oratl Mss spen he nsSlado mi cbae Ell hutco De Is lam
pasa hemcs SAudadO, sentO dos que lsgB cubsra
AbIio, Dor sitrbor
Sa Iientsn.
Fero han ssrssdo csrcs, dos m.esdora si
trds los de mi cAh9A que las cuerds del
No los Semisombra ia EalcI
Enqee
Q0isro h6bar tshd lsiesments, ha diCho f6ntbrs
P,IcusI.
mieDtras ,lor en- un lreo lleDco de elpen duano Il
cusl fecee cgrro do picado hdWr
me ranquitza IL boens srmonis de u sptregia;
mntraa elo n encienden dtIpco 81 cgaro pr6gO de
mSyores epttudes oigo tree peanA a de Sarh qe les
hI dido tAmb6n;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-03

sefIor ID lice 90 probable quedark
como jefs de ofaina 90 el euaftsl 90
neral, puesto que viane dassmpe sndo
& sstisiacei6u do aus iefss
-E mi6scoles prt mo 30 publ
cara una ordsn de trAslados de guar
dias insulArss.
e! departamsrto do aduapas pu.
blie6 I'M info' me aeercs de 10 sx DOR.
tas On & importaci6a veridcAdas dn'
rAnts 81 $40 eeon6mico de 1905 1905.
-Ha sido muy bieu rssibida 90
Fsiardo 10 eandidAturA unionista pa
ra los ssrgos munisipAles, vossds Oh
10 convention del dfa 10 del psssdo.
-AssgdrAss qss en- F'isrdo ha
s,do introducldA una partidA de cafe
del Brasil, sl cual 90 es'a vsndisndo
mexelado con el pusrtorriquefio.
O. I'm el Club do y, Kehrhahn b
Co., IS San Frsneisso, 10 vsndsn dos
reloies do orc esda semana. sntre 80
soaios, abonando % 50 8 loo ssmanAl
LIE Ultima ssmAna ohtuvo uno don
Salvador BiyellA, dc 9. Juan soc'c
6mero 81
-Hs reps cido 10 trarquili( ai sE
este veeidc srio, despt 81 da haber tx
pirs do el plsz1 para el cual 90 anun
! ci6 el eicl6n. Cast siempre oeurre Il
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