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The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-08-21

To my Friends and Fellow Citizens:
1t has come to me that a letter
written by the Rev. E. NJ. Lightfoot
to the Rev. J. H. Sanford Is being
used by my opponents with intent
to injure me in my race for Sheriff.
AS straightforward man. l
assert that | knew nothing about the
writing Of this letter, and had no
idea Of its contents until a copy was
shown me a few days ago.
I have conducted my campaign on
high plane, and have avoided all
personalities.
Perhaps in their zeal for their re-
spectiye candidates the friends of
both sides have errored, but am sure
that fair-minded men will not hold
either candidate responsible for the
voluntary acts and statements of
others. And l ask that my friends
hold me accountable for those things
which l, myself, have done, and for
those statements which /, myself,
have made and signed.
l have no enmity for any one;
and if reelected Sheriff, shall con-
tinue to serve the whole people.
Faithfully yours,
JOHN H. DUKES.
Orangeburg. S. c.. Aug. 20, 1908.
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Will Serve Ice Cream.

Don't forget that the Temperance
Chapter and Band of Hope will serve
ice cream on Friday evening Aug.
|21st at six o'clock on the Court
House square. Let all lovers of tenn
perance come out and help in this
worthy cause. All who have ever
been members of the Band Of Hope
are requested to attend and bring
their little friends with them.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-08-21
A Sad Death.

Miss Ollie Summers, who for sew
eral years was resident of this city,
died at her fathers home in Ensly,
Alabama on last Saturday afternoon
after a protracted illness of nine
weeks of typhoid fever. Miss SUM-
mers was a young lady and had many
friends here who will be panied TO
know of her sad death. She was Il
sister of Mrs. Thomas A. Salley OF
this city. The sympathy Of the en-
tire community go out to her loVed
ones in their sad bereavement.
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CARD FROM MIR. A. NJ. sALLEY
In Which He Stamps as False Ger
tain Letters.

tain Letters.
To My Fellow Democrats OF Or
angeburg County:
1t has come to my knowledge
that rumors and reports have been
circulated all over the County that
as Candidate for Sheriff / have made
promises and bargains with a num-
ber of persons; that have promis-
ed to appoint certain men as my de-
puties in case l am elected Sheriff.
1 have denounced those reports on
the stump and l wish to say again
that all such stories are absolutely
false. / have made no such promis-
eS.
1 regret to say that by letters and
otherwise it has been sought to con-
meet me and my race for Sheriff with
Orangeburg City politics.
In reply to THAT l wish to assert
most positively that had nothing
to do with the recent Dukes and
Doyle race in the City of Orange
burg and nothing to do with any re-
cent city politics. do not live in
the City of Orangeburg and nothing
that has occurred in this town with
in recent years had anything to do
with my running for Sheriff at this
time.
1t has also been reported by let
ters and otherwise that certain men
who were said to be very bad fell
lows have been canvassing the Coun-
ty for me and with me, and some
times the statement or insinuation
has been made that 1 hired these
men or arranged with them either
by money or promises to work for
me.
Now this would be violation OF
the criminal law of the state. and
I wish to denounce it as absolutely
false. l have made this race on my
part as free from dirt and mud sling
ing as it could possibly be, and it
is unnecessary for me to tell my
friends that | have not stopped to
anything low or unmanly. I leave
my race in the hands Of the good
people of Orangeburg County.
A. M. SALLEY.
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BOWMAN LOCALS.
Several Items of News Picked Up
Around That Place.

The back side walks are beginning
to receive some attention at the hands
of tn Town Council.
Judge D. 3. Berry holds Court
here every Friday and few cases
wereN disposed of at each setting of
the court.
Messrs. David Wannamaker, Robt
Wannamaker and l.. E. d., Fielder,
Uncle Lorick" attended the re-
union last week
County Commissioner Edwins pro-
misses to bring the chain gang down
here by the middle OF September,
thanks.
Cotton picking will soon be in full
blast and the small darkies will be
in the fight once mnre again.
The R. F. D. Carriers have been
experiencing some trying weather of
late, but nevertheless the boys make
their schedules daily on fairly good
time.
The streams around here are down
to low water mark and thousands
of the little toothsome pike are be-
ing caught, forcing the venders of
mullet and other salt water fish to
go way back and sit down for a
while.
There are some splendid fields of
corn to be seen on r. F. D. Route
No. l. Why is it some would-be-
farmers continue to plant so much
land in corn, when a few acres
thoroughly prepared and will manure
would produce so much more.
Bowman with it's surrounding
country compares favorably in farm
productions with any section in Or
angeburg County. If any one
doubts this assertion let him come
and see. Orangeburg County is
given up to be the banner county of
this State.
The protracted meeting held at
Ebenezer last week by Rev. G. w.
Davis the pastor of this charge as
sisted by Rev. S. w. Danner was
full Of interest throughout. The
attendance was good with large con-
gregations at the night services. The
Rev. S. w. Danner is an earnest
worker and much interest was
manifested, in the meeting from
beginning to end. A number of
Bowman's citizens attended the
services from time to time.
A second protracted service has
been scheduled for Bowman COM
mencing on the last Sunday in Au-
gust. Pastor Davis, will be assisted
by the Danner brothers in these SER
vices. This meeting is being looked
forward to with much interest and
it is expected that large congrega-
tions will attend these services from
time to time as they progress and
grow in interest.
Dundee.
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A Card.
To my fellow Citizens Of Orangeburg

To my fellow Citizens Of Orangeburg
County:
Being a candidate in the political
arena of our county for the humble
position OF Cotton Weigher at Or
angeburg City, and not being able
to see my friends in person, take
this method through the kindness
of Editor Sims to ask your suffrage
in my behalf.
You remember away back in the
nineties when the Alliance and the
Farmers movement fourished and
bore fruit, gave my time. energy
and talent, to that cause. | labored
with you then, and l am ready to
work with you now. The farmers
Alliance, in it's primitive purity,
was noble institution, for the bet
terment of the tillers of the soil, but
by inaction and careless Indifference,
it was allowed to lapse by the way
side. But we hope some day to see
| it rise like Phoenix from her ashes
and take its place among the indus
trial institutions of the world.
1t has always been my aira in life
to do what good for the people that
was in my power, and as you are
aware, l have always used both
voice and pen to that end, and now
fellow citizens, only ask small
favor Of you. and that is to give me
your support and influence at the
approaching primary, never did ask
the people for any office before, and
this may be my last venture in
politics, and for that reason, hope
that my past record, will be sufficient
to merit the confidence and trust OF
a patriotic people.
/ Remain,
Your obiedient servant,
| John NJ. Berry.
| 0ranpehurp 8 c.
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Gained i'm Weight.
Your obiedient servant,
John M. Berry.
Orangeburg, S. c.

Mr.. VIM. r. Raines, 1903 Will
liams street, was run down in health
was weak and suffered from stomach
trouble for long time. Used Globe
Tonic and now feels like another
man. Has gained in weight and Is
entirely cured of stomach trouble.
Samples free or 81 size bottles for
soc. IA S. Broughton Street, (Crum
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-08-21
F,ranchy;Ile's First Bale.

The first bale of new cotton vas
sold in Branchvile Tuesday by a
coiored man named H. c. Haynes.
The bale weighed 6SS pounds, and
was bought by A. karesh at 10 1-16
cents. For the past several years
Haynes has been selling the first
bale at BranChville.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-08-21
City League.

In a game characterized by heavy
hitting team B. defeated team A. by
score of 13 to g. Team B. scored
10 runs in the first inning:
A.. ..Ol2 0O3 100 9 10 s
B.. :. 1000 030 00"--13 ~ 2
Batteries: Brunson, kortjohn,
Hugo Sims and Henry Sims and
Kortjohn, B; Henry Sims and Josey.
On Friday evening teams A. and
C. will play at the o. c. I. The club
standing is:
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-08-21
GRAND EXCURSION TO
Charleston and Isle of Palms Via
Southern Railway.

A special train with high-class
day coaches will leave Gaffney $50
a. m. Wednesday, August 26th, via
Blacksburg and Rock Hill, for
Charleston.
Tickets will be sold for special
train going, and good to return on
any regular train up to and includ-
ing Friday, morning trains, August
28th, 1908.
Schedule of special train and low
round trip rates to Charleston as
f,l1ouc.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-08-21
CAMPAIGN LIE NAILED.
Rural Carrier Evans EXonerated by
Mr.. w. III. Dukes.
Orangeburg. S. c.. Aug. 20, 10
To the Citizens of Orangeburg Coun-

To the Citizens of Orangeburg Coun-
ty:
In June of this year, wrote a
letter to Mr.. j. c. Evans of Elloree
asking him to support my father;
Mr.. John H. Dukes, for reelection
to the Office of Sheriff. Mr.. Evans
replying thereto, in very manly
and courteous manner, stated, in
writing, that he on coming Of age.
had cast his first ballot for Mr. A.
M. Salley; that since then he had
always voted for my father, but that
he had promised Mr.. Salley to vote
for him in the approaching primary
and that if he had not made this
promise, he would vote for my father
again for the Office of Sheriff. Upon
receipt OF this answer Immediately
destroyed it.
Now some person has recently re-
ported Mr.. Evans to the Civil Service
Commission for taking part in poll
tics. | do not know who did this.
But certain of those who are oppos-
ing my father have. for sinister pur-
poses widely circulated the report
that this act was committed by me.
I had nothing to do with it, and Will
do all that l can in discovering VINO
did so.
Mr.. Evans is an honorable man.
| have seen him and he tells me that
he is satisfied that neither | nor any
of my relatives reported or had any
thing to do with reporting him TO
the Civil Service Commission and
further that he endorses every word
contained herein.
Respectfully,
w. HAMPTON DUKES.
Oraneeburg, S. c., Aug. IS, l9oS.
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Card of Thanks.

We desire to expires our thanks to
our friends for their expressions OF
sympathy and kindness rendered us
during the sickness and death OF our
beloved husband and father, David
w. Cook. Wife and Children.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-08-21
ORANGEBURG UNION NO. 2.
Will Meet at Willow Swamp Church
on Saturday, August 20.
Dundee.


on Saturday, August 20.
Union No. 2 of the Orangeburg
Association will meet at the Willow
Swamp Church Saturday before the
fifth Sunday in August. The follow
ing is the program of the meeting:
Saturday.
10 a. m-Devotional exercises by
Moderator.
II a. m-Introductory sermon by
Rev. W. Fl. Simpson.
1880 p. m-Womans Mission I'm
ion.
Query No. 1-"What should be
the attitude of the church members
to the liquor traffic?" Opened by
Rev. B. M. Foreman.
Query No. 2-The obligation or
church members TO the Sunday
School, opened by Fletcher Baltze-
gar.
Query No. 3-Obligation of the
church in regard to the world S
evangelization, opened by w. n.
Simpson.
Sunday.
10 a. m-Sunday School mass
meeting by c. H. Williams.
II a. m-Missionary sermon by
Rev. B. M. Foreman.
1890 D. m-Report from Commit
ties. }. w. Cahauy'
J. B. Sheppard, On. com.
Clerk.
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LIST OF LETTERS.
Those Remaining Unclaimed in til
Orangeburg Postofice.

The following is the list Of letters
remaining unclaimed in the Orange
burg postoffice for the week ending
August II, 1908. Persons calling for
these letters will please say they are
advertised. A. D. Webster, P. NJ.
Master Lisbon Baker Jr.
Grants G. Bowman.
c. A. Cabiness.
John DantZler.
Rachel Edwards.
Miss Carrie Ellis.
h. A. Good.
Collie.
Silvie Gray.
:. Jas. Harrison.
Jessie Howard.
A. F. Inabinet.
A. R. Jackson.
Mrs. Mary Jefferson.
Mrs. Rosia jenkins.
Rev. F. B. Johnson.
D. D. Kirby.
Miss Annie Lockers.
Miss Collie McCullen.
Mrs. C. C. McMichael.
o. M. Mcdonald.
Miss Pauline Mitchell.
Gadie S. Moore.
Mamie Lee Sheperdson.
Mrs. Theresa Smith.
S. H. Stabler.
Dave Stabler..
Miss Dena Thomas.
Miss M. A. Tisdale.
Paul Vice.
Mrs. Mary Zeigler.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-08-21

Mrs. M. E. Davis. of the Fork sec
ton took one bottle of Globe Tape
worm Remedy and expelled a living
tape worm II feet in length. The
worm can be seen at the office OF
the Globe Remedy Co., II South
Broughton Street.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-08-21

Now is the time to get the liver
and kidneys in good condition. That
is the way to avoid chills and fever.
Call at the Crum Building and get
free samples. We prove It to you
free of charge.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-08-21
Election Boxes Ready.

The Election boxes are now ready
and managers who have been ap-
pointed are urgently requested to
call upon J. A. BQ-ry, Secretary, for
same
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-08-21
A Sad Death.

Debia Bertha, the eleven-year-old
daughter of W. E. Adam of the Nor
way section died on the 18th instant.
The family have the sympathy of
many friends.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-08-21
Will Sever Connections.

The Orangeburg County Dispen-
sary will sever their connections
with the Calhoun Dispensary on
September 1.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-08-21

We give free sampls every day or
sell the regular 81 size bottle for
soc for a short time only. Call at
IA S. Broughton and give 1t trial.
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THE FACTS STATED.
THE TRUTH ABOUT A CERTAIN
LETTER

f2SuOr OF the HiaptlSt CnurCn, or
this City, to the Rev. j. H. Sand
ford.
To my Fellow Citizens of Orange
burg County:
AS is well known, l am naturally
working actively for my father in his
race for the Office of Sheriff, and
have used, and am using, every legi-
innate means to secure his success.
In doing this, l approached, in writ
ing and otherwise, q large number
of our influential citizens, one of
them being the Rev. E. NJ. Lightfoot,
and asked them to support my faith
er. Nearly all of them promised me
that they would do so.
On June 6, 1908, I wrote several
letters of varying contents to differ
ent people; among them, one to the
Rev. j. H. Sanford in behalf of, my
fathers interests.
Knowing that Rev. Sanford and
Rev. Lightfoot were frequently
thrown together in their work, and
knowing that the Rev. Lightfoot was
one of my fathers supporters,
merely referred the Rev. Sanford to
the Rev. Lightfoot in the hope that
he also would be Influenced to work
for my father. This was my only
purpose in referring Rev. Sanford
to Rev. Lightfoot. l had no know
ledge at all of what the Rev. Light
foot would say. to him.
All that I ask of the citizens of
Orangeburg County is that they be
fair and impartial in passing on these
things, and that both sides be given
due consideration.
Sincerely,
w. HAMPTON DUKES.
Orangeburg, S. c., Aug. 90, 1908.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-08-21
Band Concert This Evening.

There will be a concert this even
ing at $40 o'clock on the Court
House Square by the Orangeburg
Military Band.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-08-21

ton apply to Southern Railway
agents.
J. G.. LUSK,
Division Passenger Agent.
Charleston, S. G..
j. L. MEEK,
Asst. General Passenger Agent.
Atlanta, Ga.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-08-21

Globe Tonic cleanses all bilious
arrangements and impure blood
from the system. Samples free or
s1 hotties soc at Il S. Broughton.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-08-21

Glove Tonic cures chills and few
er. We give fire samples every day
to prove it. Call and get them, IL
S. Broughton.
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Orangeburg, S. c., Aug. 90, 1908.
To the Democratic Voters of Orange

To the Democratic Voters of Orange
burg County:
Copies of letter written by me
on July 81, 1908, to the Rev. J. H.
Sanford in the interest of the candi-
dacy of Mr.. John II. Dukes for the
office Of Sheriff, have been distribut-
ed throughout the County byacertain
of those opposing Mr. Duties for the
purpose of iniuring him before the
people in his candidacy. And I un-
derstand that the said letter is to be
published in the newspapers.
take this means of declaring
that l am solely responsible for that
letter, and neither Mr.. Dukes nor
any other person had any knowledge
of what its contents would be.
In writing the letter, simply used
my prerogative as a citizen of South
Carolina to support whom would
for Office. This right, no one will
deny me.
Respectfully,
E. M. LIGHTFOOT.
Pastor, Baptist Church.
Orangeburg, S. c., August 20, 1908.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-08-21

We had a short visit from Mr..
Geo. M. Kohn OF Columbia, yetser-
day afternoon.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-08-21

Before buying see the new Vertical
Left Driving Mower at Mcnamara 8.
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ResDectfull,

Globe Tonic builds upand Strength
ems the entire system.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-08-21

The back side walks are beginning
to receive some attention at the hands
of tn Town Council.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-08-21

Messrs. David Wannamaker, Robt.
Wannamaker and l.. E. D., Fielder,
Uncle Lorick" attended the re-
union last week.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-16
USAgO CON FxTAORGlAARA FRECUEHCIA FOR
eI Pr0sIteRtO d. Console SjGCNtIVO Dc
PR,

ST Ia Fxpsrisncis do AlgunoH AfloB do
pHSctica m6dica pusde tenaF Alg6u vail
misnto, nsdie % extTsfar6 que en ella
fundO mis- RgBVarscionG8 cuandO 20 traits
de smitir una opinion Bobrs un medicR'
m8nto quo he uBad0 con extraordinRFiR
ftOcuenCis. Me EtfeEo la Emulsion de
Scott La psrfsctE union de loB compo'
u0rtsy, 81 Ggr&dsblO gRbor qua detsrminS
10 bien que ge conBsEva misntTa8 % ast6
OmpleRndo, y UobRe TODD lan importsnteu
indicACioDeB m61iCaB que IIens, ION 10
mejoE mas EsguTR CARA tfR.
Por aaR Fa86n R6n an las enfarm0da6Nu
q paFscAr mas inCuFAblaB Cemo 10 tisis, Lea
oGQue1iGs, lrB eser6fWLGs, las Gmemias, eI
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desarrOJiO On l&B mujsrss y en- lea nifoB y
0tFa laTgs BsEie que BsEfs prolijo erumorR1
SO vs gus estS BuBtsnCiB opera vsrdadeFcu
milsgFos, que los artsrmoa que por de-
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musrtc, Be transfoTmsn de pEonto adqui
Fiendo fasrzaB, robuBtez, Col9T, aEimsCi6n,
BRIud, en- una palabRa, que Rcrsdika Cadn
dfa la juEticia ds Ia fama y del iDnenBo
CE6dito de que tan dtil pEspaEAci6n gosa On
Ell (o3o mpudo."
P. Dr.. Rafael del RGIla.
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NuEvOs Y ARTlSTIGOs uQ0ElQs,

En- eltoa vaporoE hs vaslto gecibir sl
ssnoE America 8RlRs sl mas sztsnso ar'
tfstico Buvtido dc o. istoB de fsBtsBja, essn
cisB fuav, nrtfcuies pFopioB psrs rsgalou
de Aho Nusvo = PsaeU&A En cRlsado
puado offscsE DagnifeoB modeIos dc lRn
mas acFsditad0B mRFCaU , una vsFiadfsima
expOsiti6n do los m6B alegautsu modsloB
snCuentran On 0l s'FopulaE Les paFBonau
de guHto. Nusvag foEmss para usfioEitaa =
caballoFeA AguRs para cabsss, baTba ,
ba1oa tisns de Las mejoFsa marcag do E1'
Eopa = America. PEecioS ain oOmreteu'
ela. G.p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-16

fHcRlfa.
AplaudimoB Ia actitQd del jsfe de la
po!iofs en- BsvRm6n, con Eespecto & paTss'
guir lsB jugadaB, como RplsudimoB BismpEs
cusndo lUa funoionaEioR p6blicou cumplen
con 10 debar.
Lo que Of hamoB Bentidr, no po'
dsmsB dejRr de deoirlo aBI, que en- 81
tempo que sBt6 81 athoT ViIlaTini en- Ba'
yau,6n, conociondo como conoce debe
couocer 81 pusblo, primeFo, poEquo yR
0tra8 vscGs h8 eUtado On 6l oCupRnd0 el
migmo puoBto que oCupa y seguudo qQe
como j'fs dc ls poliCi8, items al debEr de
conoCsr pGFfsctsments el pusblo que como
autoEida1 gobieFnR, y mas aGn On Eu de-
licRdo cargo, para podeE de ess modo hs'
Ger coTrFgjr con efcaCia TODD aquelIo
que Sc COmsta en- contra do Ia ley: 10 cue
santimoH dscimoE, ea cue 8ntaR do ahoE8,
e tooisnts 10 90 hubierA dAdO cusuta do
esa jagads, cusndo SO aBeguEa que todoB
sabsmoB On Bhyam6n QUE, dagde EnsTo
DiciembFs. Ga uua continuB jug3dB casj
co les naEiceg del p6bjico.
Ezra necsBsFi0, que Ba dijsSs, que en- ell
Cafe del GnioniBSa Jog6 Rivera Bs jugabs,
para que 60 peEsiguisra d los jugGdoreA?
Pu0B sdslante.
Ii q. invsutigaci6n, aa contra 81 Lcdo'
Lsopoldo Santiago, actual Juez de la Cor
to Municipal DE que Ga scuus al Btlo
Juss? de no haboT hscho entEictR jGBti'
cia, de no h4bsg camplido Goa az debsF,
de gsr, 0u f. IN uBuFpRdoF de Ia Iey2
lEn qu6 Consists eHs falta tan gEavtY ri
nor don Ramon C6Idova, prominonte
rspubicano de TOa BBjs, d8nuncis un
individuo, y este el diR del juicio pTsgants
pFusbaE Buf :ient8G psFa pIobRr 81 inocsn
ciS, y el Jusz 10 HbUusIve.
EGto hR sido seg6n pSEeCs 10 apficisnte
para que al hemiafsEio hAyR tsnido graves
trsVtoFnog,
ESto hA aldo 10 Bufciente -dIcen-para
nns iavaDtigRci6n del Btiior Figcal~~y cato
hG bahtado para grandeS ComsntsrioS, y
total nAdR.
Es mu7 tEists que 90 molaat8 & fancio.
naTios de altos cargoB para hechoB que no
parecsn tsner mas TaIiave que sl de puEa
chigm0rfa.
5Por que no gs AvsriguS sl Crimen do
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