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Happy Ridge

| People at this place are thinking
about getting their winters wood.
Miss Bertha Huffines spent Satur
day afternoon with Mrs. Tena Con
kle.
Mrs. Hannah Evert of this place
is spending few days with Mr.. ant
Mrs. John Kerns of Cedar Grove.
Homer Denison made flying tril
to Big Pine Valley one day iust week
Bertha Huffines was business Wis
itor to Gibisonville last Monday.
Mrs. Sarah Lama and daughter
called on Mr.. and Mrs. John Dres
back Monday
Miss Lucy CULLEN called on Lizzie
voorhees, last Tuesday afternoon.
Jake Banter and two children and
his mother, Mrs. Martha Banter and
Miss Elsie Tatman of Cedar Grove
We're the Sunday guests of Lewis
Huffines and family of this place.
Walter Lehman of Stringtown, call
ed on Squire Gordon. Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Robson spent a few
days with her daughters in Logan.
John Robson has purchastd fine
graphophone.
Jake Elufflnes was seen going to.
wards George Cupps singing, Il am
happy here and | shall be there and
! am happy on my journey"
William Robson is on the sick list
at this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake BANTER, Jr.,
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Febus.
Mrs. Sarah Lama and daughter,
Maize, spent Sunday afternoon with
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Bensonhayer.
Emery Hufiines is quite poorly at
this writing.
Sherman Burgoon and boy friend,
We're seen on this ridge Monday
morning.
On last Friday Mr.. Jake Hufiines
and his brother Roy. went to South
l'loOmingyille to mill and coming
back over the hills. ,Jake's tobacco
gave out. so he went to G. w. Cupps
store TO lay in supply knowing Mr.
Cupp always keeps the best of to-
baccos. leaving Roy to hold his spirit
ed team. The horses would not stand
and so Roy had to drive on. leaving
Jake to walk the rest OF the way
home and carry sack of -four. which
Roy lost OFF the wagon. Jake got as
far as Squire Gordon's where he was
TO rest awhile and left the
fonr. until he could send a team back
for It, Jake Is jolly good fellow and
we wish him better luck In the fu-
ture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Banter and
son, Willie, spent last Sunday with
Squire Gordon and family,
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Apple Blossom Valley

George Voorhees, made business
trip to Pursell, one day last week.
Mrs. Hannah Ebert made n pleas
last week.
John Ebert was seen vending his
way towards James Gordon's one
day last week.
Nellie Vorhees and Grace Denton
called on Miss Lucy Quillen. recent.
ly.
Messrs Homer Denison and Tracy
Denton are the champion mushroom
hunters.
Newton Ebert has been seen wend-
ing his way to Silas Denton's quite
often.
George Young is on the sick list at
present.
Maize Lama was the guest of Mrs.
George Vorhees, one day last week.
Mrs. Smyers and daughter Nina,
We're the Saturday guests of Lizzie
Voorhees,.
The following visited at John
Eebert's. Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. John
Kern. and grandson. Harry, and Han
nah Ebert
Homer Denison made flying trip
to Bethelville, last Sunday.
Frank Wilson passed through this
valley last Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Vorhees and
daughter Nellie, and Grace Denton
and Frank Wilson. We're the guests
of Iucy Quillen, Sunday afternoon.
Robert Gordon made a flying trip
to Gibisonvlle, Saturday.
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LaurelYille

Mrs. Emeline Davis, who has been
working for Frank Redfern, of Adel-
phi, has returned home.
White-Laurelville- fall of
snow here, Tuesday was about as
heavy as any day during the winter.
Much damage has been done.
Mrs. Mary Martin, who has been
visiting in Circleville, has returned
home.
Mr.. Huffman and wife, of Pursell,
were shoppers in Laurelville, Wednes-
day.
Jacob Karshner, of Pine Creek, was
seen driving his white horse through
town last Friday.
Sheriff Williamson, of Logan, was
in town shaking hands with his old
comrades last week.
/ VIM. 10y, of Pine Valley, was here
on business Saturday.
VIM. Dawson, the Mayor, is quite
sick at this writing.
Andrew Defen baugh, who has beer
visiting friends in Logan, boarded
the train for Lancaster Afterquite
awhile he asked the Conductor if he
wasn't pretty near Lancaster. The
Conductor said we will soon be to Co.
lumbus. Andrew said let me off at
the next station, and will go back
to Lancaster on the Interurban. He
landed all o. X.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Williamson,
of Logan,wer called to So. Blooming
vile last Saturday by the death of
Mrs. Williamson's mother, Mrs. Chill
cote.
Rev. Sellers preache d Il good sermo
at the U. b. Church, Sunday night
to good crowd. HELLO.
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Windy Ridge

Mr.. and Mrs. Moreses Stuart. Mr.
and Mrs. Will Woltz and daughter
Katie, visited Mr. Fred Bowers and
family, Sunday
w. b. Ziegler bought fine bunch
OF cattle one day last week.
Harry Wotz called on Miss Lucy
beavers last Saturday evening.
Daniel Bigham made business
trip to our ridge last Friday after.
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Woltz made n
flying trip to Enterprise one day last
week
Messrs. Barney Kline and Bert
Primmer passed through here Sunday
afternoon.
II. W. McBroom made a flying trip
10 Rockbridge, Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Kline passed
through here Sunday morning en-
route to Cola Valley
Sol Kline of the Rockhouse, visit.
ed Mrs. Margaret Kline, last Wednes
day
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Stringtown

Charles Rlackston and Will Nixon
spent Il part of last week in Vinton
county.
Mrs. II. c.. Beery, who has been
very i'll the past week, is better q;
this writing
Henry Highley called on John
Weaver and wife, Sunday afternoon
w. II. Nixon and family entertain.
ed to dinner Sunday. Mr.. Abariah
Nixon and wife, Will Brandt and wife
Estella Murphy. Messrs. Arthur Rod
gers and Clinton Woods.
Jacob Highley and wife spent Sun.
day afternoon with James Woods and
wife.
Robert White spent the latter part
OF last week with his sons at Car.
roll.
Several of our young people attend.
ed the entertainment given at An.
tioch school house, Wednesday even.
ing.
Florence Blackston spent last week
with her grandparents near Creola,
Ohio.
Walter Lehman spent Sunday at
Bloomingville.
Walter Nixon very successfully
passed the Boxwell-Patterson examin-
alton of April 18th.
DAISY,
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GibisOnville

News is rather scarce at this place
just now as the rain has washed II
all away.
Carl Whitcraft called on w. r
Brashares, Friday night.
Merton Weltner was before the
county board of examiners Saturday
Success be with him.,
Mrs. G.. ID. Notestone of Logan. is
taking few days recreation with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Cupp
Misses Ottie Stoody and Edith
Kline and Denver Brown of Gasville
attended the chool closing Friday
Miss Luella Mowery and brother
Denver, of Laurelville. We're seen in
our village, Friday.
Daniel Garfield made flying trip
to Logan, Sunday
Quite bevy of young people at
tended the show given by Wilson
Bros. in the Brehm school building
Saturday night. They all report a
Jolly time.
was seen in our village one day last
week ell route for Logan.
Grace Moore spent Friday night
with Go1die Evans.
Miss Sylvia Miller called on Velva
Brashares. Saturday afternoon.
Miss Ruth Mowery closed a very
interesting term of school here, Fri
day. A bountiful repast was served
by the patrons of the district to
which all did Justice. An interesting
program was rendered to large
crowd. The instructor receiving the
many thanks for her painstaking dur
ing the past winter and many wishes
for her future success.
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Hungry Hollow

Miss Naomi Bond was a Logan Wis
itor last Saturday
Miss Ellen Saunders, who has beeu
staying with her grandmother at Lo
gan, returned home Saturday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Curt Walters and
family, Sundayed with Mr.. and Mrs
Ad Walters and family.
Miss Nellie Achauer spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. viii
Achauer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Vollmer were
in Logan last Saturday.
w. l.. Achauer was called to Logan
Saturday on business.
Miss Naomi Bond and Miss Freda
Achauer spent Tuesday evening with
Misses Lizzie and Ruth Saunders.
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Everybody is singing winter has
come again, when they should sing
In the Good Old Summer Time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wine had for their
guests, Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Me-
Cowen and daughter, Clara. and
Sherman Lindsey and Lewis Huflnes
Miss Retha Burgoon called on Miss
Myrta Lindsey, Sunday.
George Conkle's smiling face was
seen vending it's way to South Perry
Saturday.
Sunday school was we'll attended
at Pine Grove. Sunday.
William Wine and son, Jacob. were
hauling feed one day last week
Mr.. and Mrs. McCowen made a trip
to Logan, Friday.
Miss Clara McCowen called on Miss
Myrta Kitchen, Friday.
William Springer and Co. expect to
move his saw mill on William Wines
place this week.
John Worries passed through our
streets Saturday with load of corn
for William Springer.
Thurman Kline was on our streets.
Sunday.
Vern Kitchen was hauling passen'
gers to Logan one day last week.
Vern thinks there is more in hauling
passengers to and from Logan, than
there is in farming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Banter and son, OIL
yer, and daughter, Mabel, were the
guests of her grand mother, Mrs.
Mary Springer.
John Voorhees, was on our streets
Monday.
The people on Pine are busy get
ting ont their telephone poles through
the rain and snow.
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Clear Creek

Flowing for corn seems to be the
order of the day.
| Misses Lizzie and Nellie Carpenter
We're Rockbridge shoppers, Tuesday.
Noah Carpenter of Buck Run, Wis
tied Mr. and Mrs. William Bell at this
place, Tuesday.
Bub Arter made business trip to
Amanda, Tuesday
John Kraft of Lancaster, after
spending few weeks with his uncle.
ut this place. returned home again.
Frank Arter and Bud Kraft made
Z flying trip to Sugar Grove, Tues
day.
John Elick was fixing the roads up
ut Bunker Hill one day last week.
Miss Linnie Flick, who has been
working for Mrs. William Carpenter.
returned home again.
Bud Kraft while playing with
twenty-five calibre revolver. accident
y shot himself in the leg above the
1nee, which will keep him in a few
days.
John l.utz was seen passing through
day.
Jake Flowers broke bread with Mr..
William Carpenter, Wednesday even.
ing.
Jake Flowers and Henry Caves
were Lancaster visitors, Wednesday.
Saul Primer and son. Edward. of
Baltimore, spent Wednesday with Mr..
and Mrs. John Elick at this place.
Jake Flowers and Henry Caves at
tended church at Mt Zion, Wednes-
day.
Leonard Spears called on Eddie
Carpenter, Wednesday,
The farmers at this place thought
that they would have to plant their
potatoes Thursday, when they awoke
in the morning and saw the ground
covered with snow.
John Elick and son, Jerry, and
Saul Prmmer and son, Edward, at
tended the funeral of Mr.. Noah Ma
thias, Thursday.
Wesley Byres of Bumb.ebee Hol-
low was seen on our streets, Friday.
Elmer Finley of Columbus, has
moved on Pete Krafts farm.
Reuben Hedges and Pearl Clark of
Bumblebee Hollow, were in town.
trading horses, Friday.
Garrett Brothers of near Sugar
Grove. have rented the house of Will
liam Carpenter and moved, Friday.
Bub Arter was on our streets one
day last week with load of ties.
George Morris's smiling face was
seen on our streets one day last
week.
John Elick made a business trip
to Logan, Saturday.
Jerry Flick made a flying trip to
town, Saturday.
Edward Springer and son, Emmett,
were seen travelling toward Logan,
Saturday evening.
Mr.. William Carpenter visited his
mother, Mrs. Jerry Carpenter, at
Rattle Ridge. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Kraft and chill
dren, visited Matthias Brilliman at
Bunker lIill, Sunday
Jerry Flick and Miss Halle Kraft,
attended Sunday school at Mt. Zion,
Sunday
Miss Nellie and Mabel Carpenter
called on Lucille and Janet Spears,
Sunday.
Jess Beougher was seen on our
streets, Saturday.
Lem and Dan Matthias OF Rock. |
bridge, We're seen on our streets Sun.
day.
Mr. and Mrs. John Click attended
preaching at Mt. Pisgah, Sunday.
What has become of the Rattle |
Ridge scribe?
Charles Myers took dinner with
Jerry Elick. Sunday.
Miss Cora Finnefrock. who has |
been working for Mrs. Wesley Brown,
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Sarah Finnefrock.
John Click was seen on our streets
Monday.
Jerry Click and George Finnefrock
we're seen travelling for Sugar Grove.
his week.
BUNDLE BEE. |
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South Bloomingvilla

This community was shocked on
last Sunday at the sudden death OF
Aunt Mat Chilcote, as she was famil
iarly known by numerous friends
The deceased has been afflicted with
rheumatism for number of years
but her sudden death was caused by
stomach trouble She was only sick
four days.
The evening train on the C. & s.
was three hours late on last Friday
evening, caused by the cylinder on the
engine blowing out at Haynes
Sheriff Williamson and wife of I.o
gan. We're called here last week by
the sickness and death of the latters
mother.
A, Woodgeard called ON j. ]. John,
son on last Saturday.
Mrs. ELLA Fades is reported as he.
ing quite low with lung trouble.
IIaryin wilkins of Laurelyille, has
moved his family into the Hes prop
erty ON Main street. Mr.. Wilkins has
secured the position of brakeman on
the C, & S. r. II.
o. G, Culp of Cedar Grove, was n
welcome visitor at our village on last
Saturday night.
w. NJ. Pleukharp was business
visitor at Nelsonyille last week.
Arthur Smith has returned from
Wishawaka, after being absent for
some time.
Reuben Lindsey was the over Sun.
day glest of A. Woodgeard and fam
ily' Reuben eontemplates moving
In with Andy In the near future.
Thomas Wine, who has resided at
iaurelyille for some time, has NOV
ed back to our city, occupying the
James spung property. In the east
part of town.
AU REvoIR.
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Mount Vernon

| This neighborhood was visited last
one of the worst snow storms that
was ever experienced by the Oldest
| inhabitants of this neighborhOod or
any other neighborhood for the time
of year. 1t begins to look as though
about the only way we can tell sum.
mer from winter is by the putting
forth of the. leaves.
School is in progress at No. 10 with
William Keck as teacher. They have
on roll six scholars, and an average
attendance of four.
William Rose and wife and daugh-
ter Rosalie. visited Mr. Vern Kitchen
and family on last Sunday.
David Rose called on Vern Kitchen
on last Sunday
Thurman Bicher has been on the
sick list for the past few days.
Arthur Linn and wife and little
son of Columbus, has been visiting
his mother few days last week.
Jacob Banter and family visited
his brother. A. Banter and family on
last Sunday.
Charles Paxton of this ridge was
hauling fertilizer from South Bloom
ingville one day last week.
Fredie Harble was also hauling fer
tilizer from Bloomingville one day
last week.
John Kern and family visited Mr.
John Evert and family of Happy Ridge
on last Sunday
Marion Kitchen and wife were
shopping in South Bloomingville last
Friday.
William Wines of Big Pine. was
hauling hay off this ridge one day
last week
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SOCIETY NEWS0F N
OTHER Towns
lAasAa By 49,
Special Correspondents
Derbin Run

Corn planting is the order of tn,
day.
Sadie Grim and Nell Null are spend
ing the week at Buckeye Lake.
Maggie Heft is spending the weel
with Mrs. Herbert Tippie.
William Gordon and Fred Wagner
were Bremen visitors, Saturday.
George Weidner. wife and son
Howard, visited the formers parents
Sunday afternoon.
Arch Beery was seen sporting
around in a new rubber tired buggy
William Walker and wife visited
friends at Sugar Grove, Sunday.
Joe Gurile spent Sunday afternoon
with friends at Bremen.
George Weidner is visiting his son
Joseph, at Thurston at this writing
Charles Wilson has moved ON his
farm near Sugar Grove
Davis Weidner was Logan visi
tor Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webb of Hooker, call
ed on Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Wagner
Sunday.
G.. II. Kluny was a Lancaster visi.
tor Saturday
Eli Beery and son, Lawrence, of
Columbus, was visiting friends at this
place.
Mrs. Lewis Wagner was Flagdale
visitor. Saturday afternoon
j. j. Beery and daughter, Grace,
were visiting friends at Canal Win.
chester, this week.
Albert Miller was Sugar Grove
visitor Saturday.
Preaching at Chapel Sunday even.
ing.
Miss Ida Walker and Short Gurile
attended church at Chapel, Sunday
evening
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Chapel Hill
ore rain, more rest

|
Preaching was well attended at
Chapel, Sunday.
Chas. Lyons was a Logan visitor
Monday.
Mayme Reichley is in the employ
ment of Mrs. Matte Schaal,
Arch Williams and family broke
bread with VIM. Barnhart's, Sunday.
Raymond Vest has been visiting
relatives In Logan the past few days.
Carl Blacksten was Bloomingvlle
caller Saturday evening,
Mrs. Barton, Carl Blacksten, Chas.
Flum, Joe Earnhart and family were
on the ridge planting potatoes last
Tuesday.
Adam schaal made business trip
to Logan, Monday.
Clarence Grltith is working for
John Mauk.
Ella Barnhart visited at John Hut
toms, Monday.
Tom Edwards has returned home
from Columbus, on account of poor
health.
Chas. Pleukharp made flying trip
to Logan, Monday.
Adam Schaal called on j. b. Earn
hart, for repairing, one day this week.
Lymon Hoy sundayed with VIM.
Barnhart's.
Mayme Reichley called on Ella
Lyons last Tuesday.
Chas. Pleukharp was getting some
blacksmithing done at Joe Earnhart's,
Monday.
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Notice to Our Patrons.

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TRIP THROUGH
SALT
CREEK VALLEY
Continued from page one)

very successful and a very quiet
one, but once or twice did he haye
occasion to play with the hickory.
John C. Stone succeeded Mr..
Williamson. 1t is probable that
the manikin was purchased during
his supervision. Mr.. Stone taught
very successful school, which
closed with an excellent program.
The next term was taught by A.
w. Meisse. The register shows
an enrolment of 32 pupils. The
game of football was introduced at
this time and the muscles as we'll
as brains were developed.
ID. Il. Black taught, the next
term, teaching successfully the
fall and winter term of 1928 and
'94. Arbor Day exercises were
held during the spring of '93, and
number of trees were planted in
the yard, eight of which are liv-
ing. During this term the geo
graphical chart was presented to
the school by the board of direct.
ors. The term closed on the 25th
day of March, 1905.
Mr.. Black was succeeded by one
of his pupils, John r. Markell,
who taught very successful term.
Benner Armst ong, Harry shupe,
W. II. Barton and Mary Arm
strong followed Mr.. Black in the
order as named above, and are
credited as having given complete
satisfaction.
The present teacher, d. G.
Macklin has just completed an un-
usually successful term of school,
and celebrated the event, Friday,
May /, with following very inter-
esting and successful program:
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The present directors OF the
TOAD Run Academy" are: VIM.
Shupe, president; Nathan Hick-
man, Rufus Reichelderfer, Jacob
Friese and Daniel Mowery.
81. HUBBARD.
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Use Cola Medal Flour Tor your pastry.
GEEALDIsE.
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PHOEBE:
Gold Medal Flour. DEBORAH,
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HANNAH.
Nothing better for the boys than bread
from GOLD Medal Flour. HEnDccA.
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da corona panacea universal que apIea todos los
les que NJ. Bucket habiendo cogido Duro de Cocer
por brazo le oblgue i andar delante cuya forma
hdad nade puede conducido egalmente por la poll
Los paseantes dan por fin las buenas noches las
dos meres Sc hunden Las mpuras tiniebas
do Tonall alone s salen de este horrible absmo q
camno nfeco que les ha couducdo To turba silbadora
que Ia sombra dspersa instante pa
a voyerse reunr les acompana hasta e Unite dc aque
lla guarda espantosa rerocede turba de de
monos desaparece lanzando alardos.
H. Suagsby, 10 Bucket drigen haea tdncoln's
Inn legan 4 la puerta de NJ Tulkinghon.
Nunca le hablan parecdo NJ. Snagsby ventlladas
sana las caes de Londres nj u aunbrado brilante
como y vover de Ton-all -aones.
All eubir Ia tlera--la habacon del procurador esta
en 81 rimef M. Bucket anunca que lleva la lave
en- el bolslo le in1til lamar Para hombre tan
experto case de operaciones esta
ato buscando Ell oio de la lave al abrir Ia puerta
ln rlido que es tai de anuncarse. Sea
10 que quera entran en- Ia sala peneran g
dondc haban deiado al roc4radcr aboreando sn deli
cioso vino de Oporto.
NJ Tuknghom esta pero ven las dos luces encen-
1idae v Il aposento esta bien alumb EDO.
III ofoal e pocfa tiene Jo cogido por q lra7o.
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Ia CASA LuGUBRE

-sQu6 quer6is que hagamos dice la mujer susp
rando
FL aposento donde encuentrm tan bajo dc tccho
que aunque dos pies dc elevation mas Que la
puera por donde entra 81 alto de los tres curio
SOS no podrla permonecer dc pie dar la cabeza
tccho el are que ALI respra csd tam vicado que
apenas pu6de alimenar Ia langnda llama de "a yea die
sebo que 10 alumbra
Sc dos bancos otro mas alto que nacc las veces
de Los dos hombre estan acostado e sueo; pc
las dos mujeres permanecen enadas al lado de la luz
la que ha hablado neva los brazos niho de pa
nales
Que edad tiene 2-pregonta u Bucket con amabili-
dad dilgiendo Ia nterna haca Ia inocente criltura
NJ Suagsby esta vivamente imprrsonado ante este
pec6eulo que e recuerda nno rodeado de brante
aurora que ha visto muchas 3minas euadros
No tiene a6n tres semanas-responde la mujer.
- Fs vuestro hijo9
ST senior
LA otra mujer que estaba ncinada haca e niho
do enr6 el Official de Ia poica vueve inclinarse para
besar II pobrecillo
Parece que 10 annals tanto fuerais 81 madre--
y 7oe n Bucket.
1enia uno senor que le parecia mucho que ha
t.Iuana ] aana iexclama Ia otra mujer;--vale mas
nensar los muertos que los vivos
supongo aiiade M. Bucket tono severo--que no
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