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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-01-25

FOR SALE-small farm o. l-2
acres. in fair state Of cultivation,
known as part Of Matt Adams farm,
four and half miles south Of Hick-
man. Apply to
IS ]. W. Ballow or Allan Davis.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-01-25

STRAYED- Two red COWS. one
has left horn of. both have white
spots in forehead. Reward. Alex
Barnes, Hickman.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-01-25
Courier Udnt Column

as m ftis ooisnia costs Olls o. csaf Pr wo-d.
Less naa ~ uords uan cost iusf - mad a.
rs usre fesf ant al mast D. nsif TO N s1oaacs
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-08-19
STILL PROBING FOR
FRAUDS IN EXAMINATIONS

Charleston. w. Va, Aug. IL
That the department of schools is
probing the alleged examination
fraud was evidenced yesterday when
warrant was issued for the arrest
of w. d. Parsons, Putnam county
teacher. who was a witness i'm the
trial of Dr. r. p. Cunningham. Par
sons is charged with the same Of
tense as Cunningham. that of tam
'er'nc with the questions. He was
arrested at Poca by Constable Free
man and was released under bond of
500 by Justice Cottrell The trial
vas set for Saturday of next week.
Parsons is alleged to have incrim-
mated himself i'm giving testimony in
ne Cunningham case. He told the
court that he was in Cunningham's
office and with several others helped
io make copies OF the questions
which had been secured from Harry
High. pressman at the Tribune
'ant Parsons was afraid to take
any risk I'm his own county so he
vent to Mason where he is alleged
'' have used the questions.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-08-19
LUUKS Like lRUUBLE
FOR ENGLAND AND
VENEZUELA
BRITISH INVADE VENEZUELAN
TERRITORY THE LATTER
WILL MAKE REPRISALS.

Caracas, Venezuela, Aug l9.-Re-
taIiatory measures will probably be
resorted TO by the Venezuelan au-
uhorities as result of the invasion
of Venezuelan territory by British
force from British Guiana and the
seizure of four thousand pounds of
balata. CBalata is the gum of the
bullet tree used for insulating cleo
trio wires. etc, a point OF GINS. Pres
dent Castro is understood TO have
already made representations to the
English diplomatic representative
here. Unless diplomatic under
'anding is reached shortly it is
feared that Castro will send an ex-
pedition to recover the gum by force
or attack The British residents in
other portionso British Guiana.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-08-19
STlLL WORKING ON
AN OLD CLAIM

Grafton, w Va, Aug. 17.-At the
last session Of Congress a bill was
passed allowing damages TO all
churches that were damaged i'm any
way by the Union soldiers during the
Civil War The West Main Street
VI. e. Church, i'm the First Ward
was damaged by the soldiers to the
extent of $1,000 and claim was
put i'm for that amount some time
l@u by the congregation
Yesterday morning Attorney Fred
c. Coliren. of the Jaw firm of Col
Iren & FenninG, of Washington, d.
c. aud Attorney VIM II. Lamar
also of Washington. we're here TAX
ing evidence i'm the Circuit Court
Clerks office. Mr.. Coldren is ap-
nearing for the First Ward NJ. r..
church ana Mr.. Lemar represents
he government Before the church
can claim damage they have to
prove their tight TO do so before
The court Of claims at Washington.
which If hey succeed i'm doing. will
'llow 'aHa amounting to the
ann name 90 the First Ward
church congregation is fortunate
enough to prove their claim and get
the money it will help them con
5iderably at this time.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-08-19
BASEBALL
CONTINUED from page ono. }

Continued from page one
the stars for the locals. both OF them
batting a thousand per cent. and
helding thbir positions like pippins.
The Gary team seemed TO have
left all of their pep at home. as very
little coaching was done. and what
was. was I'm a mechanical way.
Midkiff and Cousin" But are
marshalling the team now. owing TO
Capt. Lynch's absence. who is visit
ing at his home in Johnson City,
Tenn.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-08-19
Plies, PLIES. Puns.

Williams Indian Pile Ointment VIII
ure Blind. Bleeding ard Itching
Piles 1t absorbs the tumOrs, allays
tching at once, acts as poultice
gives instant relief. williams In
iian Pile Ointment prepared for
Piles and itching OF the private parts
Mail soc. and 800. Williams MIS-
o., Cleveland. o.
For sale at Whites Pharmacy, Cor
riucetou aenuo and Bland street
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-08-19

Rockefeller declares ne is not the
but the slave of the people
namuch as there is mo record of
being % member of The servants
u'0n 'he Inference is that no is
cab slave Bristol Herald Cour-
ar
r fno ~ Duean reached town
morning from Cincinnati. hav-
Iae been specially engaged for the
local club be .he Cincinnati inquirer
.9 umpire me cries of games with
'mvpU
Q o O
Ur T. Godfrey will locate here as
of fhe uerty Credit Cloth.
He ~ and wu open for business
ON n. abou September 14th. AT CO
'.ue0eH avenue
@ = o
Raymond Prince Iorwich Otey
Donald GoIboy lcff last night ON
tru dav visit 20
u
d. =
H Bowling b r Lind
W NJ Pack and Rev r. W.
Tauneu .eft This morning for Rocky
Can on fishing trip
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-08-19
FIVE MEN INJURED.

Chicago. Aug II. Five men were
eriously injured Yesterday i'm a
street car accident a Flfty-seventh
and State streets, when a northbound
state street ear, going at fun speed.
crashed limo a milk wagon. destroy
ing 'hc vehicle and killing one of the
horses The driver of the wagon was
picked mp unconscious. and it is not
believed hc can survive.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-08-19
10 games scheduled for TODAY
HEROES OF pEAcr

Midshipman Goldthwalte. who was
Killed by the explosion on the bat
leship Georgia. was insured for
five thousand dollars IN the Now
York Life Insurance Company The
policy was paid this week 70 tho
Young mans mother.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-08-19
VIRGINIA STATE LEAGUE.
Saturdays Results.

Richmond 4; Portsmouth 8. First
game.
Richmond o. Portsmouth 4. Sec
ond game.
Lynchburg 6; Danville /. First
game.
Lynchburg Z; Danville l Second
game.
Norfolk 10; Roanoke o. First
game.
Norfolk 70; Roanoke o. Second
game.
Where They Play Today.
Lynchburg at Norfolk
Richmond at Danville.
RnauoLo az pou4a... -. A.,
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-08-19
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

Spot cotton at New York. 1925.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-08-19
boston at ST
How They Stand.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
sntnrday,s Results

saturdays Results.
Chicago 2 New York 9.
Pittsburg 3 Boston I.
Philadelphia 8 St Louis 0. First
game
Philadelphia 6 ST. Louis 4 Sec
ond game. seven innings.
Brooklyn g. Cincinnati 2. First
zane
Brooklyn a. Cincinnati o Second
g8me
SO gamea achedmled for lndnu
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-08-19
Where They Play To
How They Stand
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Saturdays Results.

Washington 3; Chicago o.
New York 8; Detroit 8.
Cleveland 6; Philadelphia 0.
Boston I st. Louis 0.
Where They Play Today.
'ashingtOn at Chicago.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-08-19

Il
Summary-Two base hits-Grimes
Taylor. Hogan. Struck out-By Still
8; by Watkeys. /. Hit by Still. q;
by Watkeys, /. Base on balls-Off
Still, L; of Watkeys, 4. Time.
hour. Umpire. Mcdonald. Attend
ance 200.
RANDOM.
Still didn't use bit Of slippery
elm.
Hogan has found a pitcher of his
caliber. getting double and two
singles out of that many times up.
Beckett welded the willow for n
thousand while Burton, Anderson
and Taylor hit for seventy-fifty.
Grimes is the man with the
pep"
The little big Lacquer was back in
the game for the first time for n
week, Saturday.
No one seems to want Dugan's
job, and it is doubtful if he does.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-10-23
CONNECTICUT DEDICATES
MONUMENT TO DEAD.
Exercises Held at Ander-
sOnviIIe Today.

At Andersonville today a monument
will be dedicated by the state of
Connecticut to the soldiers of that
state who died in prison there. Mr..
C. ]. Clarke has been on the scene
for the past two Gays putting the
monument in place for the exercises.
1t is expected that large delega-
ton of Connecticut citizens will be
present, including state officials, war
veterans and representative citizens.
The party will arrive this morning
over the Central of Georgia
A programme has been prepared for
the dedicatory exercises, which in
cludes a number of addresses by
members of the deleation. This
afternoon the party will leave for
their homes in Connecticut.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-10-23
Planters In Fine Shape

"If the planters everywhere were
in as good shape as those in the Am
ericus district there would be nc
trouble in holding the market to al
least II cents. Our farmers have
paid up their obligations pretty well,
some in full, and are in financial con-
dition, in many instances, where they
can resist downward tendencies of
the market.
1--WE ned not be disturbed by New
York frantic finances. Our people
are in good shape. The spectators
up there are catching fits. 1t unset
ties business in a measure. but it
really does not rete esent actual con-
ditions. 1t means that one set of
gamblers is squeezing another and
the public suffers from the convul-
sio2s of the fellows who are being
punished. But the countrys pros
perity is too stable to be long affect
ed"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-10-23
Held Central Bonds.

The Knickerbocker is the trustee
of the third income bonds of the Cen
tral of Georgia road. Recently near
ly $4,000,000 of these bonds were de-
posted with the trust company as a
preliminary to a contest with the
road for a 5 per cent dividend. The
bonds are in the power of the com
pany, except for the receipts issued.
1t is too early yet to tell if the sus-
pension will have any effect on the
suit.
London quotations of American
stocks were at sharp declines, with
a further crumbling of prices in
prospect. At 2 o'clock st. Paul and
Union Pacific, two market leaders,
were selling here at the lowest for
the year.
Call money commanded go per cent
this afternoon.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-10-23
Ahead of Last Year

Our 10000 bales already marketed
represent a total value of about ST.
10000. Last year up to this time we
had marketed here of local cotton
about 1S,500 bales of cotton. Over
1000 of this went at below cents.
Without the exact figures at hand
should say that the cotton marketed
up to this time last year had realized
not much over $800000. Our plant
ers have accordingly already realized
probably $350,O0O more than up to
this time last year.
In November and December last
year the market ran along between
9 and 10 cents the greater part of the
time. There is no reason to believe
that it will not do fully that well
this year.
AS to our local receipts, some be-
lieve that they will be no larger than
last year, while others think they
may run ahead. In any event the
cash returns will be considerably bet
ter than last year because our plan
ters took advantage and sold freely
as possible when the market was
over II cents. 1t was Gods blessing
they were not misled into holding fol
fifteen cents.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-10-23
KNICKERBOCKER TRUST
COMPANY SUSPENDS
Treasury Dept. Comes to
Relief of Banks.

NEW YORK, October 22.-(Spec-
iaD-This has been a strenuous day
in Wall street. So critical did the
situation become that Secretary Cor-
telyou came to the relief by distribut-
ing $6,000,000 among the banks of
the city.
The event of the day was the clos
ing of the doors of the Knickerbocker
Trust Company, the second largest
trust company in New York. This
action was taken at 1890 o'clock, fol-
lowing a run by depositors. The run
started from the announcement by
the National Bank of Commerce that
it would decline to act as clearing
house agent for the Knickerbocker.
President Charles T. Barney has res
igned. Officials declare that the sus-
pension is only temporary and that
institution is solvent, with SS,0000 900
in the vaults. Secretary ,Cortelyou
declines to make a statement about
the company.
The Knickerbocker was organized
in 1884, and was capitalized at 81, ,200,-
600. Surplus and undivided profit
$5,505,00O, with total DEPOSITS of
66,000,000. 1t has three branches
in this city. F. L. Eldridge is First
Vice-President
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-10-23
WORKING TO GET
NATL CONVENTION

ATLANTA, GA, October 22.-(Spec-
aD-Prominent business men are ac-
lively at work to secure the national
prohibition convention for Atlanta.
The matter will be decided at a
meeting of the national committee of
the Prohibition party at a meeting at
Chicago Nov. 20. The size of the
guarantee for the expenses of the
convention will be considered in the
selection of the place for 1908 con-
vention.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-10-23
BULK OF AMFRlCUS
COTTON ABOVE llC.
Sales Thus Far Reach ST.
100000.

With practically 10000 bales of
cotton already marketed,-that is of
purely local cotton-Americus has
already received over sixty per cent,
of the crop of its territory. But little
of this is being held, the great bulk
of it having been sold at over eleven
cents a pound. That means that our
planters are in good position"
This was what local cotton man
told Times Recorder representative
yesterday in discussing the situation,
in view of the bearish conditions now
prevailing and the panicky aspect of
things in New York city just at pres
ent
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-10-23
SAWED OFF PIECE
GREAT WHITE WAY

Forsyth street, across from the
Times Recorder, now reminds us of
a limited section of the Great White
Way" Manager Lucas has installed
two powerful lights in front of the
Opera House. These and the large
graphophone are constant reminders
to passers-by that the best entertain
ment Americus has ever known for
the price is in progress within. The
Moving Pictures" are an undoubted
success. They have been from the
start and are likely to remain so in
definitely.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-10-23
WANTS LOTS TO
BUILD HOMES ON

Three perons are looking for lots
in Americus on which to build homes
1t is not improbable that one or
more of them will secure locations
soon and erect comfortable dwell
ings.
There is every prospect that the
next few months will see several
homes added to those that have re-
Gently been erected. Americus is on
the up grade and will continue to
grow.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-10-23

Nell-"She talks incessantly." Belle
ooh! that is only to disguise the
fact that she has nothing to say"
He is a lucky young man who
can fall in love without hurting
himself
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-01-24
Rina fatal entire me-
XicanOS,

Nos comunica en- atenta carta
Juan Cordoba, de Terlingna, re.
xas. que el dia 8 del que cursa
estall0 una rif1a en- ell campo de.
nominado Chisos Mining Compa.
ny entire los meXicanos Luis So
sa, Nicolas Perez y Pablo Her
nandez contra Cruz Cuellar: tres
contra uno. De los tres, dos con
pistola y el tercero con un cuchi
llo Cuellar Sc defendio con una
carabina, con la que bale6 q So
sa pasandolo de parte q parte, de
cuya herida da pocas esperanzas
de recobrarse.
Luego Cnellar hugo. Y recibi6
de sus eremigos un tiro por la
espalda. del que muri6, seg1n Sc
Vio otro dia, ,pues sn cadaver fuG
ncontrado como q ciucuenta var
das del sitio del pieito. Cuando
Cuellar hugo. Sc vic que llevaba
la carabina Ell la mano; pero no
fue hallada esta junto q sr cada.
YER. hi este tenia un reloj que eli
tinadO portaba. Sc cree que le
robaron amuas .prendas, pues su
cuarpO habia sido llevado & un
arroyo. donde fuG encontrado.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-01-24
LOS JAPONESES
ALMACENAN ARROZ.

Los isponeses resideutes on
las islas Hawaii tienen nn SO
crato almse6n de arroz suficiente
paFg aliEsentaF siete meses la en-,
tera poblaci6n de las islas on ca
so dc guerra. Honolulu tiene a.
hora ocho mil habitantes japone
ses mas que el aTio paead0, y sus
mujsres y nifios los han hecho
yolvsr nj Jspon.
Ia estrategica impbrtancia
que so deriva de estar los japo'
neaes abasteciendo de pFovisio
FsFes las iisiss Hawaii. previendo
aha guerra, ya es avidente, como
10 ss oil 'partnaftecer On Honolulu
1aJmas los hosnbres aptos para
la guerra yFestar dessmbarcando
an las islaa tropas iaponesas s
tlisfrRzadas dc trabaisdorss,
LIE improvisation dc arroz Y su
acumriacs6n en las islas Hawaii,
as nn Eaofeto fqpe ignoran hasta
los comerciantes de arros chinos
Datos de las aduanas, dsmuestran
que en- 1905 solo fuaron expor.
tados para Hswaii un POGO mas
dc medic million do libras dc
rros, mtsntras On 1905 como vein
te millones.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-01-24
Familias mexi-
canas atropelladas,

Nos escrib, de Utopia, Texas,
el Sr. DImetrio Amnya, que hace
algunus dias fue baloada Ia ca ,a
de Ep'fAuio Rudriguez a desho
ras de Ia noche Este pidi6 auxi
lilo, y vino I'll patron del 10 anciD
uado senpr y hlbl6-eu ing!6s a
los usaitantes. los que corrieron
y no sc supo quienes fuerop. S
encoptraron en- lH.s puredes de Ia
casa diez agujeros causados po,
los proyectiIes disrarados por loS
asaltautus
Ell diA 90 del actual fuG tam
bien atropelloda la casa del ST..
dor Pedro Uriega q las once d..
la noche por dos auiericanos. Gu
yos ncmbres va Sc saben. por
algo sucediere tn Ia sc sivo. lus
4ue golpearon Ia puerta dc la ca
,a estando la senora sola, que sn.
tio q psdir auxilio. y es,trncs :
los bandidos corrieror, dnjand.
al e! suelo los sombreros. S
gun dicep, estos malhechorc =,
fueron multados
UIiega posee un terreno ou,
compro y habita una casita qu,
dnc6; y desde quo tuvu esta pc
quefIa adquisicion ha sido cons
tan:elLente atropelIado. siend
su casa apedreada Una de es
tas noches pasadas vinieron uno>
bandidos y ie quebraron Ia puer
"a. Segau nos comunica ei ST.
Amaya. va mencioDado, Uriega
Sc ha quejado ante las autorida
des. pero no ha logrado reprimiI
los ataques dc que es victima
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-01-24
Noticias de Mexico,

Una do estas noches pasa.
Aas uu Cabo dol Seguudo Bata.
Hon estscionado on Monterrey.
Mexico, hizo un ataaue sobfe
Victor Llano Fernandez, cabo
tamhien del mismo cuerpo, Y
Frar cisca Chapul. do quieu am. !.
bos contepdientes estahan colo
SOS y enamorados, resnltandO do
la rina Fernandez con tres cuchi.
ltadas en- los hombros Y la mujer
con I'm tiro en- 81 abdomen. Am.
bos herldos no sobrsvivirAn. y oil
mGlhechor no ha sido captura
do.
49, Los fOndos suscritos por
contingente particular de ciuda
danos y pr funciones pubiicss
para mcjoras matsriales de Ii
Plaza de XGragoza en- Saltilo.
C6ah a'canzan la suma de''''
8 2B27, Estas msjoras son onio'
sados, mossicos on las banq
y otras obras dc arte. asi como
Ia estatua de Juan Antonio 8e
Ia Fusnte. La orden do jesuitas
fa mandado constrnir en Ia caile
do Hidalgo. una cetadral uns lie
varA oil uombre de San Juan, !
sera uno dc los mas suntaosos
edifotos religioses del pafs
PEDRO AlvErsa, bien eon0si
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-01-24
ALYARADO
repsi'te sus riquezas.

El multimillonario mexicano
Pedro otAlvarado. dueflo de Ia mi.
M de Palmilla, en- Parral, Chi.
huo hQR. Mex. hace pocos dfas
visit6 nj Presidente Diaz y le o..
treci6 pAgar la deuda nacional
de Mexico. Ell ElPresidente rehu.
SO la generosa oferta. y Alvara.
40 le hard otra vista para reite.
rarle Ia misma.
Avarado hace pocos amos era
un pe6n en- las minas. Ahora se
ha vuelto un Carnegie mexicano,
pues su riqueza SO valGa en- unos
l5O.0O9. 600. FL crigen de esta
fabuloea fortuna fue ell haber
descubiertoricas vetas de precio.
80 metal en- minas abandonadas,
y ahora no sabe que hacer con
tantss riqueEas
Avarado ahora anuncia Que
dentro de uuos treinta dias va q
distribuir diez millones de pesos
e3tre los pobres de Mexico. Di
CO que obtuvo gu riqueza de Ia
terra que es parte de Mexico, Y
SO propone que sus compatriotas
tengan parte en- ella.
Cree que los ricos deben repar.
tir sus riquezas 6 los pobres, y
para dar ejemplo. sus planes pa
Ta repsrtir sus diez millones de
pesos son pr6cticos, pues an vez
de dar dinero en- efectivo s los
pobres, iepartira tierras y hoga.
res entire los mismos. q fin de
ponerlos en- condolences de que
ganen Ia vida en- las industrias Y
la agriculture, hacienda verdade
ramente independieutes diez mil
compatriotas mexicaros.
Erigir n1onumentos, establecer
bibliotecas y universidades, sole
es ayudar d los ricos y q los hi
JOS de estos. y son cosas que 10
alimentan a. cuerpo, nj visten al
desnudo nj sslvan las almas de
los pobres. "Me15ropopeo.-
dice Alvarado. -"dar parte de mis-
Tiquezas antes tle morn', poroue
no me las he de llsSar al morir.
y solo TN loco las tendria anon.
tonadas viendo que medic mundo
Sc estS muriendo de hambre.r
Esta planosndo ell estableci
niento do una grande escuela
donde los nifIos pobres mexica
nos sprendgn las nuevas artes &
Industries. 10 mismo que la sgri.
culture cientiflca; para cuyo pan.
tel pedira aigunos masstros anne.
ricanos.
Estos adiez miilones de pesos
rienss repartirlos Alvarado er.
viis, faFR YER con sus prupios
ojos los resultados del donativo.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-01-24
Ejecucion lie Campos
diferitla.

Ramon 0ainpos. pE pieaicann sen
teneladu q ,,orca On karncs City pDs
habef ma ta5!0 4 las mHcIncltss MeiIa.
iIcy 81 2a IL Hafzp pasntlo cafca De
Couch, dnhia tabtf aldo eigcuthdo Fl
u del actual, pGfo sl aIsondl5n fua tit.
fefida llssta III tiia t1. del entranie Eu.
Dysr0 p6T una uftieu teIeRrhficA del
tI0b btrntldpf Campbell at siteIifi Scale
Ia tfampa ftital HGtIh Sitlo va cantdFuI
tIei Y fstaba liata en- ei eofred0f dc Ii
eafcel para la tetftoa 6ptYael6n, cum.
do 9l teIegfnma fed frnlbId0. Gpandp
tii REQ fn6 tzmbiatio 0tra zelda, sd
eiicanir5 .debajb do sti catna IN puma.
tio tta f0siorts tteseaheIndGs, y no npec
qsln iDtgItt0 snsgldarss eomiehtl6sa Ina
esbFzlls dc lts feasufee htni ittaliu un
medtrpy tlitien le suminisgs6 iagat, yaAi
Hate aigHnleS tlsBs quo cAmpus sS !ln.
gl1 joeO, 3 no he tnt1atif ftits ulsn1en.
t0 giin cafe los dos ltltfngs dils ntja
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