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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-11-21
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The Badger Council of the Royal
League has issued invitations for the
annual dance to be given at Germania
Hall on the evening of Nov. 10Th.
F. E. Rutledge and Sydney Jones
spent Tuesday and Wednesday in
Milwaukee as delegates to the ma
tional convention of Yoemen of Am
erica. r
Miss Edna Ward entertained the
members of the Sigma Delta Phi at
her home on Market street Friday
evening. Ali present report an en-
joyable time.
The finishing touch to a Thanks
giving dinner is nice bouquet of
flowers. Order them at Peter Ober-
tin Floral Establishment, 567 Chi
cago street, phone 468. If
The local members of the knights
of Columbus entertained their friends
at dancing party at Carpenters
hall Wednesday evening. A pleasant
time is reported by those present.
Six men were killed in South Mil
waukee Wednesday night on account
of the fact that crossings were not
properly guarded. It might be we'll
for Kenosha to take a lesson from
that accident.
Mrs. A. J. McHugh entertained a
number of little folks Thursday af-
ternoon in honor of her little daugh.
ter, Juanita's, sixth birthday. A
dainty luncheon was served and all
present had very nice time.
Announcement has been made of
the engagement of Miss Jessie Ker-
win, daughter of Judge and Mrs. ].
V. Kerwin, of Neenah, and C. B.
Clark, of Neenah. The date for the
wedding has not as yet been set.
Miss Kerwin is well known in Keno.
sha.
G. A. MAYORS buffet will give the
public treat in the future, as he has
secured the services of a noted chef
Mr.. La Rogue, OF New York, who will
serve in the future that noted Chinese
dish, Chop Suey, and variety of ORR
entail dishes; also Chill Con Carne,
steaks, chops and oysters. Give him
a call. *n21
Announcement has been made al
Los Angeles, CAL, of the engagement
of Miss Mildred Corte1you, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Cortelyou OF
that city and Mr.. Cyril Kupfer, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kupfer of this
city. The date for the wedding has
not as yet been set. Miss Cortelyou
is one of the best known young
woman of Los Angeles.
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II. w. Barnes, who has been con-
Quoting brokerage Office ia the
Meyers block for the past eight
months, closed up the business today
and left with his wife for Cincinnati.
Barnes claims that there was no
money in circulation and that it was
impossible for him to do business with
checks. The office may be reopened
later.
John Herzog, member of the County
Board from the town of Somers has
announced that ne will retire from
the Office after the January session of
the Board, as he is planning to go in
to business in Chicago. Mr.. Herzog
is one of the most popular and valua-
bic members of the Board and his re.
tirement will be greatly regretted by
the members and by the people of
Somers.
Otto Blum and Frank Haubrich,
two boys of tender age who have been
repeatedly arrested on charges of pet
ty larceny, will be sent to the State
reformatory at Waukesha. The boys
had a hearing before JudgesS1osson
Wednesday afternoon and admitted
the charges against them. It is
claimed that the parents of the boys
are unable to take care of them.
Prof. Fred Merritt gave a very
clever exhibition Of hypnotism and
magnetism at the Guild hall Wednes-
day evening, his production delight
ing crowd which comfortably filled
the hall. Those who witnessed the
performance, which was the first pub
lie performance given by Merritt, de-
clare that he will be a rival to Prof.
Flint in short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto R1oxdorf were
given very pleasant surprise at
their home on Market street Thurs
day evening when sixty of their
friends made decidedly informal
call on them. The evening was pleas
antly spent in games and music and
at midnight dainty refreshments
were served. The guests left for
their home at an early hour, after
havingsenjoyed very pleasant even
ing.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Mrs. B. LaMarche, of Chicago, is
visiting with friends and relatives in
Kenosha.
George Milbaught and Miss Name
Roster, both of Kenosha, have been
licensed to wed.
Miss Alice Mason, of Milwaukee, is
spending a week with friends and
relatives in Kenosha.
A license was issued this. morning
for the marriage of George A. Parker
and Miss Carrie ]. Stratton, both of
Kenosha.
Mrs. John Michels has returned to
her home in Caledonia after a visit
with her daughter, Miss Michels, and
Mrs. Henry DeBerge.
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TO STUDY MICROBES
Wisconsin University Offers Cor.
respondence Course For the
Study Of ContagiOn
OF INTEREST TO PHYSICIANS

A correspondence course of twelve
lessons on the theory of immunity
from communicable diseases has just
been inaugurated by DR.. William D.
Frost of the bacteriology department
of the University of Wisconsin for the
physicians of the state. In connec-
ton with this important new extern
sion work it is planned to bring the
medical men to the university for two
weeks work in the finely equipped
laboratories of the meteorological de-
partment, one week between semesters
in February, and one at the close of
the college year in June. An irnpor-
tant part of the instruction in the new
course in immunity is the study of the
opsonic index theory, one of the most
interesting of recent developments in
the prevention and cure of infectious
diseases. The opsonins DIR. Frost
popularity describes as the "chilly
sauce" for bacteria, preparing them
as food for the white blood corpusles,
so that they may be absorbed and de-
stroyed. He has been studying the
theory and its application to various
diseases in the university laboratories,
and in conjunction with Madison
physicians has treated several serious
cases. His explanation of the new
treatment is therefore authoritative,
and its evident value in medical prac-
tice makes it Of peculiar interest.
USEFUL IN MANY DISEASES,
"The discovery of the opsonins and
the relation which they sustain to the
treatment of certain infectious dis
eases has created great deal of dis
cussion, first among physicians, and
lately among the 1aity," says Mr..
Frost "By many it is considered
that no more important discovery has
been announced since the antitoxine
treatment for diphtheria was given to
the world. Certain it is that follow.
ing the use of the procedures devel-
oped in connection with this line of
work very remarkable results have
been secured, not only by Sir A. E..
Wright, of England, who discovered
the opsonins, but also by many work.
ers in various parts of the world. For
certain diseases it has been found pos
sible to produce antitoxines, as for ex-
ample lockjaw and hay fever, but
particularly for diphtheria. For other
diseases it is possible to make anti
seria which are not antitoxic in ma
ture, but do have the power of de-
stroyihg the infectious agent. For a
third class of diseases, however, it is
impossible to secure seria either to
antagonize the toxins or microbes. 1t
is for this class of diseases that the
new thonapy is especially applicable.
Against these diseases successful vac
cinnations have been made, and will
undoubtedly be found increasingly
useful. The diseases applicable to
| this method of treatment include To-
Called and chronic infections, such
as acne, various assesses, gonor-
rhoea, and localized infections having
general symptoms, as tuberculosis,
and also such diseases OF a general
and acute nature as blood poison and
pneumonia,-a1 have been success
fully treated"
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I'm. c. A. ROAD RACE

The excitement is growing every
minute in this years race. The dis
lance is five miles over the same
course as last year. A large number
of young men are training hard to
win one of the three cups that have
been put up for the event. The cups
are now on exhibition in Lockhart's
Jewelry store window. Entrees close
Nov. Is, at 9p. m.
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town of Brighton, beg at pit
"a it of W cor e Or sec
9, t 2, 20 e, w to said cor, q
"a fit, to beg, to be used
as roadway. Warranty deed;
con. ....-...s......
Henry Rhodes and wife to
Thomas Dexter and wife.
Beg at pit "a fit of n e cor of
S e or of w Or of sec 9, IL,
20 E, n to said cor, w "a fl,
to beg, to be used as
roadway in town of Brigh-
ton. Warranty deed; con-.
Fred A. Rice ct al to A. NJ.
Lovejoy and Nellie Love-
joy. Lot s, blk S, Rice
Park add'n. Warranty deed;
Fred A. Rice ct al. to Christian
Zierk and wife. Lot %, blk
Is, Second Rice Park add.
Warranty deed; con. ...... s.
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LITTLE GIRL MISSING
Olga Ebert, Nine Years of Age, Has
Been Away for the Past Three Days

OiSa EDeFt, Nine Years OF Age, Has
Been Away for the Past Three Days
Olga Ebert, little girl nine years
OF age has been missing from her
home near Anderson's park for the
past three days and all efforts to find
the child have thus far proved futile.
The little girl left home last Tuesday
evening and it is claimed that she
slept at the home of an Italian on
Tuesday night and the following night
she is alleged to have slept in box
car. Since that time no trace of her
can be found. The mother of the
little girl is very seriously i'll and the
continued absence of the child has
made he condition critical. Any in
formation that will lead to the finding
of the child will be greatly appreci-
ated by the mother and other mem.
bers of the family.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-11-21

Dates can be made at this office for
S. E. Better. Auctioneer. If
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-15

Hoy llegaran de Ponce los
j6venes esposos don Jose V. Usera
y dofia Adriana Batistini, cuya bo-
da tuvo lugar el sabado en- aquella
2iudad. Manana embarcaran en- el
philadelphia para los Estados Uni-
dos, donde pasaran una temporada
de tres 8 cuatro semanas.
En- esta semana es esperado
4n Mayaguez el cinemat6grafo de
la empresa Portell, Garcia & c.,
que ttabaja actualmente en- San
Juan.
Aver tarde como a las seis y
media, tuvieron una rifia en- la ca
lie del Sol los individuos Santos
Monz6n y Bartola Colon, promo
viendo el consiguiente escandalo.
La primera resulto con una herida
contusa en- la frepte y la segunda
can algunss contusiones y rasgu'
Hos. Ambos tusrou asishdos en- u
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-15

saIa de socorros. La Colon fue
arrestada.
La Union de Albahiles n1.
nero 10, oS2, celebr6 su anunciada
asamblea y nombr6 q don Joaquin
A. Becerril, director de aLa voz del
Obrero,D delegado ante la conven-
ci6n de la American Federation of
Labor que tendra efecto muy en-
breve en- Norfolk, Jamestown.
.-Ha sido reducido a prisi6n
en- Mayagiiez, por el policfa Nieves,
el individuo Monserrate Serrano,
acusado de hurto menor.
I'm Yabucoa Sc proyecta la
fuudaci6n de una sociedad coope.
rativa industrial para hacerle la
guerra a los especuladores en- el
negocio del pan y la carue. La Idea
es excelente y debe ser imitada ror
otras poblacioues,
-Eu Ia calls. de Tetush, iveute
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-15
BiOphsmeg y

Fermento vital extraid5 IL las
.iandulas de auimales j0venes Y -
s. Restituye ell vigor normal SUM.
lstraudo la saugre elementos Dc
vida.
Empleado con resultados sorpren-
lentes por los mejores facultativos
de Europa y Estados Unidos,
Millares de testim 1nios eXponta-
ne,s garantizan sus meritos yencacla.
Unico remedio que ha losrado
llasea hoy detener Ell progreso y ali
yir los dolores de la Ataxia loci
n ,triz.
Previene e1 paIudismo Y 10 cura.
Recomendado en- el tratamieuto
lie Ia tfsis y en- todas las afecciones
l.-viosas proiucidas por causa de>de-
.,iIitamiento.
Devuelv4 fuerza y vigor los or
rausmos gastados; ahvia y cura los
les trreglos intestinales. Sin rival pa
"a las eafermedades dc los paises tire
pca,es.
La Sal Lithin y Ell LaXante com
D etan Ell tratamiento.
Atendiendo a numerosas eXlgen
ri.s Sc ha alberto un Departam mt
,Ispauo-ameri >ano para Ia venta
Sc atienden consultas y Sc reml
ten informes so,icitud.
La formula Sc sumjuistra d quler
IA exija.
Dirigirse: B,oPLAsM c., 81 Johr
Street, New York, U. S. A.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-15
NOTICIAS GENERATES

a la casa ronocida pot tCeuta' hac
falta un foco e1ectrico, pues Is
mucha la oscuridad que allf existe.
-Seg1u informa nuestro cole.
ga sEl Vigilantes, de Humacao, el
jueves de la pasada semana en- el
rio Ingenio de Yabucoa, al vadear
el paso una calesa que couducia al
Lcdo. don Manuel Tous Soto, fue
arrastrada por la corriente, ahogSn-
dose el caballo. La calesa Sc fue
al garete, apareciendo al dia siguien-
te en- las margenes del rio, y el se-
for TOus Soto fue salvado milagro-
samente por IN individuo llamado
Miguel Castro.
Para Curar un resfriado en- On die
tome el LAXATIVE BRoNo QUNrNA.
81 boticario lie devolvera el dinero 81
DO le cura, La Hrina de B. W, GRO
VI se halla en eada cajita.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-15

la tristeza serena de Antfgona con-
duciendo a su padre, el ciego infe-
liz, el sin ventura Edipo. Es la
misma serena, infnita tristeza de
un Cristo expirante entrevlsto a 10
lejos entire las lividas claridades de
la tarde
Y ante ese cuadro, donde no
hay I'm celaje nj un destello, don,
de todo es sombra, la sombra la
mentable de un dolor sin consuelo.
ante esa serie de torturas que Sc
eslabonan fernando una cadena
infnita: primero el padre consumido
por la tisis, despues un hijo derri-
bado en- plena adolescencia por una
bala disparada por su 'propio her
mano, despues la carcel abri@ndose
bruscamente para engullirse con
voluptuoso masticar una juven-
tud de veinte afios, ante ese c1mulc
de lugubres, horrendas visiones de
pesadilla, adquieren pavoroso re-
lieve de verdad aquellas amargas
palabras de la madre; sno existe la
felicidad; debiera borrarse esa men,
tira del mundo.s
Y mientras otros Sc consuelan
de la..injusticia brutal'de la vida for
jando con ridiculo afan alcazares
de bruma habitados por la jnsticia
ideal, y6. que Sc 10 POGO que Ia vida
humana vale para la naturaleza,
ante la cual la muerte de TN hom-
bre signi6ca lo..mismo que la muerte
de una alimafia cualquiera, 8 de
una planta, al evocar la dolorosa
silueta de esa madre, al pensar con
augusta en- el golpe brutal con que
la naturaleza la hiere vislumbro en-
no Sc que rec6uditos rincones de mi
ORGANISING TN fantasma siniestro en-
traje de arlequin, que me hace
muecas. -.
Y es tai la turbaci6n de mi es.
pfritu que las muecas del fantasma
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-15

Triste, muy triste, desgarrado
ra como un sollozo, es la escena que
nos describe sEl AguiIaO ocurrida
entire la sehcra Crescioni y su hijo,
en- la calcel de Ponce. NADIA saba
eli joven Crescioni de que su her
mano, q quien horas antes habia
vlsto caer baiiado en- su propia san
gre, ira va cadaver. Y fue su in
feliz madre quien lie di6 la noticia.
sVengo, hijo milo, de recoger el
tltimo suspiro de tu hermano-T Teu
valor No llores No sufras-Yo
tampoco lloro- Ell muriendo asi, de
un golpe, Sc ha librado de perecer
lentamente devorado por la tlsis,
que hered6 de su padre =. To
tambisn la heredaSte -. 70 me
allegro de que el otro haya muer'
TO A un mundo asl que nos
persigue tan cruelmente hay que
deiarlo -Tu tambien, tu tambien.
hiio mio, debes morir-Resistete a
toniar alimentos y medicinas y mo.
riras pronto. Solo quedamos td y
yo de nuestla familia-Muramos
tamb:en, y evitale a tu madre el
sufrimiento de yer que esa enferme-
dad te va consumiendo :. No
te apene dejar este mundo-A que
vlvir? La felicidad no existe. !.
Debiera bc1rarse esa palabra del
mundo!S
Tienen las palabras de esa ma
Dire una grandeza tragica que abru'
ma. En- cada una de elias tiembla
lagrima, Sc percibe un sollozo. Un
sollozo teAue, spagado, expirante.
No hay en- esa tragedia arrebatos,
no hay gritos, no hay s6bitas y pa
teticas explosiones de dolor COM
primido, de passion contrariada. Rs
algo menos ruidoso, pero mas hon
do, mas intense, mas grande. Is
Ia tristeza mansa, serena, callada,
de los que no tienen va nj alientos
de protesta, nj raptos de lucha. Es
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-15

En- nuestro n1mero de aver
deiabamos demostrada de una ma
nera completa la negligencia de los
Inspectores de Sanidad municipal
y hemos de seguir demosti andola,
aunque por clio Sc disgusten los
famantes doctores.
He aqui la communication que
Sc dice pasada aver por e! sefior
Cordero, Acting Superintendent
de Sandal, al seiior Gomez Brioso:
Oc::ubre "a de 1907.
Sr. Ohcial de Sanidad y Beneacencia
San Juan, P. R.
Sefior: Con esta fecha me In
fo,ma el Inspector de este Departa
mento, senior Torres, 10 que sigue:
sTengoa 4 bien informar q usted
que en- el dia de hoy he visitado Ia
casa que en- Puerta de TERRA, Ca
rrete.a, tiene dofia Alfonso Varela,
Ia que tiene dos departamentos de
letrina, uno que utilizan para la
planta alta y otro para la planta ba-
ia con un mismo pozo las dos, que
Sc encuentra debajo de la casa. El
departamento letrina de la plan
ia baja, es un foco de infection
4 consecuencia de encontrarse lleno,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-15
AItaIda de Gufdb0

Hallandose en- complete estado
de ruina la casa propiedad de la Su-
cesi0u de Dona Irenes Costa, sta en-
la calle del ,Comercio de esta pobla-
ci6n, por el rresen Sc avisa a suS
legitimos duefios 6 herederos, para
que procedan inmediatamente a prac-
ticar las reparaciones necesarias a FIN
lie evitar su inminente derrumbe.
81 dentro del plazo de 80 dias a
contar desde la fecha en- que aparez-
ca por primera vez publicado este
4nuncio, no Sc ha procedido a su ARE.
ylo, sera mandada a demoler por esta
Acadia de acuerdo con 10 que deter
nina el artfculo 397 del C6digo Civil.
Asf 10 hago p1blico para conoci-
miento de los iuteresains. .-Gurabo,
Septiembre 4 de G9o7.-CciestiA0 No
yaieS, Alcalde Municipal.-1- 80. Inv.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-15
ASUNT0S SAN|TAR|OS

Ahora bien, en- el mismo dia
II Sc hizo denuncia contra nuestro
querido amigo y corteligionario Sc
fior Pedro Gandia, persoua q quien
distingue Juan Torres, pero que en-
el cumplimiento del deber era uno
de tantos y procedi6 en- su contra.
Las dos denuncias fueron he
chas el mismo dia.
Los 1nspectores Municipales
han contestado y procedido contra
nuestro amigo y correligionario
don Pedro Gambia: pero con res
pecto & la denuncia formulada con.
ira la seiiora Alfonso Varela, hada
Sc ha dicho hasta la fecha.
Bien es verdad que esta seao-
ra, digna de todos nuestros respe.
tos que lie ofrecemos, es la madre
de don Frasquito Molina, conOcido
republican, y cuhado del seiior
Inspector Municipal de,.Sanldad del
bartio de Puerta de TERRA seiior
Requena, motive por el cual, como
question de familia, no Sc puede
proceder contra unos, pero Sc pue.
de arrojar todo el peso de la ley 50.
bre otros.
Seguiremos mafiana con la pa
MADEIRA de don Iulian Silva.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-15
MUECAS HUMANS

traducidas al lenguaje vulgar, me
parece que dicen:
aOye, mentecato, no hagas tan.
tos aspavientos, no te quejes de Ia
Naturaleza. La Naturaleza, que
ignora esas necias nociones de cul.
pa { inocencia, y premios = casu-
gos, que no son otra cosa que dis
Traces para encubrir vuestros gro
seros y feroces instintos de vengan.
zas y violencias, cuando hay que
matar, mata, sin fijarse en- 81 el que
cae es culpable 8 inocente
Is ciega, y asf, no es de extrafar
que reparta palos de clego -.
sPero ustedes que blasonsn de
geperosidad tanta, y que no son cie-
gos, queriendo enmendarle Ia pla-
ma q la Naturaleza, 10 hacen Ipeor,
4nuchisimo peor. Ahora mismo,
ante la tragedia Crescioni, Sc enter
necen y lloran, sin perjuicio de. pre-.
pararse a completar la obra feroz
de la Naturaleza Una madre
desventurada tenfa dos hijos; Ia
Naturaleza vino y lie quito feroz-
mente uno, pero lie dej6 el otro. :.
Y ahora, ustedes, enternec!dos y
llorosos ante la madre sin ventura
lie quitan el otro, con el generoso
prop6sito de enterrarlo en- vida. -.
Yo sere un barbara, pero entire Ii
injusticia ciega de Ia Naturaleza,
y la justicia de ustedes ime quedo
con aquella!
Yo disculpo 4 Ia Naturaleza
por ciegai pero la ferocidad hip6.
crita de los hombres me da asco!
Cerre los ojos para no yer el
fantasma, pero ahI el fantssma
astaba deutro de MI mismo, ala,
muy hondo, y sus muecas siguie.
ron, cada vez mas burlonas, mas
hirientes, mas horribles...
N. r. Cana1es.
Ponce, P R. Octubre IL de 1907.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-15
FIN,I tl uIT0-}Ei

SUBASrA -Ea vista d. las mlchls
30 >osiciones quo s. III hla hlcno pr
"A incl de Ia Sace5l5a Romln, cuya
s.ita he anuacia 10, h reilelto rel.iAat
! ,ta por melio d. uul su5l,ta c, ln}lrco-
les is del actulil, 4 IA, trt, de "A tarlc
ell el despleno del aoo5lio y No.lrs4
lol lose 6 Torres, ,oll Frla2'SsD IS.
E3t4 tilcA rIlic4l en- I4l1 l<ey, y
iiez kil6metros de SIN Juan, conatt 4.
Al cuer1as, de las cualcs tres rs )o
IN -tros cualrados dan 4 la carreterl }
uelen una longitul hIcia Gsta de I6o me
tros, En- la hnca exjste una casa Nc
altos, grande, cochera y cua Ira, Hay
agunas cuerdas de p1sto y maI)jlllo J
arooles frutale3. San Juan Octu0re Il
de- 1907 MARTIN j. REYES. San Fran
cisco II.
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y muy sucio el piso, corriendo por
este las materias fecales y lfquidos
que producer Tin hedor insoporta-
Bile y perjudicial para la salud publ
car.
La COMMUNICATION que precede
fue endosada al sefior Inspector de
Sanidad y Bene6cencia, seiior Co
mez Brioso, en- fecha II de septiem-
bic bajo el ndmero 21235, sin que
hasta Ia fecha Sc haya hecho NADIA
para remediar este NAL que perju-
dica notoriamente la salud p1blica
y como quiera que este viene q dal
por resultado que mis- gestiones CO.
mo Inspector de Sanidad de este
Departamenta resultan infructuosas
Dor no ser atendldas mis- quejas de-
bida y convenientemente, me per
mito lamar sd atenci6n acerca de
particulars.
Todo 10 cual comunico q ustet
para que Sc sirva tomar acci6n er
este asunto, informando q est'
ofcina, acerca del resultado que 81
haya obtenido 8 Sc obtenga en- vlr
tud de las denuncias presentadas.
DR.. FRLIpE B. CoRDERo.
Act. Director de Sanidad
Benehcencia.
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