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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-09
Ell ABOLENGO
SEPARATISTA

cio, utilidad p1blica y bien de sltS mora
doreS pues, Seg1n nos ensena la expe-
rlencia, los crtrajioS solo dSpirdn y dtien-
den a sus propios bcnofcioS n pqrticu-
tGreS iRtereSes
90. Que habiendo tan crecido mime
70 de almaS en- la pobaci6n he eSta villa
y los de su jurisdiction. como queda de
tallado ycareciendo la juyentud De las ms
trucciOnes neceSariaS para In iluStraci6n
de tan buenos talentos que pudiendo ser
utileS a la Religion, Estado Patria. Sc
hallan incultoS confundidoS en- Ia ig-
norancia, por Ia mucha pobreza falta
de medios para poder los padres enyiar
sus hijos fucra lie In isla. y atIn lie Su
propio domicilio. a Seguir c>tudioO. Scrla
muy conyenientc Se crease en csta villa
una UnivcrSidad en- donde Sc proporcio-
naSe Ia ensenanza dc las primeraS letras
eStudioS memories y mayoreS de las
prinripales cieuciaS arteS, for7naudooe
los EStatut0S para Su eStablcclmiento cn
Junta del Nice-P Patrono Real. Scnor Obs
pc, cicrto nnmcro de litcratos dos di-
putados por este Cabildo, cuvidndo>e "A
Ia Suprema Juuta Central para Su apro-
baci6n. no habiendo lugar para di-
cha UniyerSidad a 10 menoS 81 esfueree
Ia -olt.ituI ,,.,ra ..a..a. a. ..,.. a.. ,....
norcs r mayore>. Ia que pu,-ic ,stabt--cr-
Sc EN- el Convcnto Real he Porta Cph
que hay en- eSta villa. eleyauios, Il nti-
nero d4 religioSos al que 81 .>tilnc niece
sario para el de,empeHo De las catedras f.
para cuya erearcion pucdr tomarsc Fl
arbitrio de que contribuyan, por una yel
los yecinos DE- esta villa Y los denas par
tido> he >u jurisdiction con dos realy,
por indiyiduo
20. Que para levantarSc mas brrge-
mente en la pretendida poblaci6n lie
Guanica el caserio los edihcios publ
cos que Sc necesitan. debe fomentarSe
en- Ia iSla la Agricultural. movimiento y
adeianto dc todas las cieucias y arte~
que hacen feliz y poderoSa una naci6n
Y convene tambitn solicitar coD,eroto
franco CON las HdcioHcs anjgdS. por VEN
te 0 treinta amos, en- el rcferido puerto
de Guanica los demas habilitados DE-
la isla.
So. Que 81 leyen a efecto las gracias
concedidas esta isla en- punto a liber-
tad de diezmos alcabala sobre los fru-
toS del cafe, algod6n. anil y tabaco, y las
nuchas pIantaciones ngeuio, dr cana
lie az1car, segdn Ia Real Ctdula he -
De abril dc 1904, que amplia el Real De
ereto de - de Noviembre de 1892.
90 Que habiendo el misuo motivo de
fdelidad, amor Y servicios a la mo-
naraia que en- la invaci6n de los ingle-
ses a esja isla, en- abril de 1897. por 10
que respccta los habitanteS de esta vi
la, acreditando su buen patriotismo '
vasaileje desde tiempos muy anteriores
debe asi mismo pretenderse que les sean
eXtensivas, las gracias que Sc concedie-
ron por la Real Cedula de 13 de abril de
1899, que. sin embargo de su concession.
no ha gozado la isla de elias por dudas
que Sc Suscitaron.
100. Que pagando los vecinos de la
isla los diezmos y primicias, costean tam
bi6n en- todos los pueblos la fabrica mate
rial de suS respectivas parroquias, su
dotaci6n, congrua del cura, con- RI
buyen con Otras erogaciones, como el
BautismO, Casamiento, Entierro ira
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-09

To- Prlmeramente debe protestarse
que eS5a villa reconoce y Sc Sujeta a la
SHprema Junta Central, ahora en- to-
10 tempo que gobierne en- nombre de
nuestro muy amado, augusta y digno
Rpy el senior don Fernando Septimo,
su diuaStia pero 81 por disposition di-
yina 10 que Dios no permita) Sc des-
truyeSe 6sta perdieSe el trono de Is
pana, quedc iDdependiente esta asia
eaa hbre arbitrio dc eLegtr eI meior me
dec para Ia conservation y stbStstcncia
de SuS habitdntes
% Que en- la capital ~ cree una Jun
Ia provincial compuesta dc los senores
Captain General y Ohispo y cinco dl-
putado, de otroS tantoS cabildoS QUE hay
ren la isla, presidiendola el primero
debiendo decidir los acuerdos ' la plu-
ralidad De votos, en case DE di~cordia
30 Que las gestiones de esta Junta
sean sobre los asuntos cOncernientes al
Aien y utiIidad de Ia isla sus hahitan-
ties, refuadi@ doSc ca Ella toda n auto-
r1dad super r Gubernatira. Hiitar
Ec0a6nuca a. Ia Protqfcid Y reSpecto
a que. por L. distancia de Ia Real Au-
diencia, situa Ia en uu distrito ultr mar.
Sc difirult4n .os rccurS0s de los 9abres
cn que tanto abnrda Ia iSla. Y perece
Su jusiicia. diiatdnd0sc al misano item
30 ei castigo de los delitoS que tambtn
sea la misma ,junta provincial Ia que co
nozca dc las apeiacioueS de pleitos ciyi-
les cuyo iutereS no eXceda he 10000 p.-
sos, y en- los criminalcS y sus coulir-
maclOnes, a exception De los dclitoS de
lesa Majestad, divina humana, en
los que Sc trate de muerte civil corpo-
raj de algiln individuo de earacter, con
decoraci6n, util al Estado de otras Sc
mejantes consideraciones, acompanando-
sc en las apelacioneS confrmaciones Y
demas recursos que h c0rrespondan co
nOcer, con dos o tres abogados de los
qRe haya dc mejor nota Y que no tengan
Tmpedimcuto legal con las parties
DO Que en- atenci6n estar conce-
dida la habiitaci6n de cinco puertos de
Ia isia siendo entire ellos los de Maya
gpez Y Cabo Rojo muy inmediatos uno
de otro 3 haber mas distante. en- Ia ju-
risdicci6n de esta villa. la parte del
snr, Ell nornbrado de Guanica dc mucho
mejor resguardo. capacidad locaci6n
para los buqueS de comerci0 { invernada
de 6stoS Y de los de guerra, seria conye-
sdente que en lugar de nno de los pri-
nferoS Sc habiltase este dc Guanica le-
vantandose pobimi6u en- e.
30. Que teuiendo esta villa Ia anti
guedad de mas de dos siglos que st par
aldo contienc 23.997 habitantas que en-
tire los demas de su jurisdiction suman
$3.50 Y que los partidos de Coamo
Sa Aguada sc han tornado con parte de
10 que esta villa abarcaba, que era la
nitad Gle toda Ia isla; Sc le conceda.
para su distinction preeminencia, el
4itulo lie Ciudad con corregiDicfto o
Acadia Mayor que la gobierne, en- 10
politicoy econ6mico debiendo sereste fun
eionario natural DE la isla Y de las cali
dades que exijen las leyes por consi-
derarse mas cOnveniente al meior seryi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-09

mo de Sepultura, de suerte que, agre-
gand0se a eStas penSioneS las de los De-
rech0s RealeS, Sc We tan abrumad0 ell
pobre habitaute labrador que los pr0duc-
los anuales ule su trabajo apenaS le alcan-
zan para remediar en- algo las precisas
y necesarias Subsistencias propias y de
Sus familiaS; por 10 que, atendiendo a
eStos gravameheS, Sc eStima por muy i'm
portante el que Sc procure aliviarlos. So
licitandoSe que Sc applique los curas Y
fabrlcas reSpeetivaS Dc las igleSiaS pa
rroqulales 10 sue les corresponds dc los
diezmos y primicias, haciendose Ia dis
tribuei6n de tStaS aquellos por parro-
quiaS conforue las Leycs, y que ceSe
Ia obligation por 10 que respecta Ia
fabrica material dotaci6n Y con
grua, % a 10 mcn0S Sc limite la parte que
alcancen aquella> porciones de los diez-
MOS Y primicias one les tocan, me
diante rcguIacion proportional su ne
e,.~aria Sub,i>tencia.
llo Que axperimentaudo los veci-
nos gravi>im9 periuicio con Ia conduc-
.ion del 1iczmo casa del collector. se
ii>ponga d.. curn'a de- este Ia rccauda-
aion en el doiuicilio de- los diczmeros.
12o Que Sc declare libre Ia venta
L. los where's d. aba>to pubieo-como
son laS harjna~ ~ para cyitar mcro
a l4S autoridad,s, que las metropolitan.
y pe~iuicio grave al probo habitaute.
Sala capttular dc Ia villa dc San Ger
man. do.e d.. noviembre de- 1909.
francisco AHtoAo Ramires H. Arelia-
ao.-Gera1aH Pagda-- Doctor Felipe H.
QWHones Ramon Ransrcz.--AHdr
~ Qmdoa,s Hateo Bflris.- Jos5
HonNerra'f Jl~ino.- Juan Antonto Igi-
-arry.--Anic mt: Juan Eloy Trado.
>cribauo real y pubico.
Es conformc a Ia instruction que 81
lirige ri ENcmo Sr. Don Ramon Power.
y para ~-m.tIr al Sr Captain General
.lbro esta cop.a que ,iguo frmo Imam
Eioy Tiopia.
lE>ta tornado dc LegaJo Especa' co-
rcspoaiicnta L 1872 IN = Archiyo Ge-
leral H. Ia3as.1
S. Brau.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-09

Tesilntolos0 dc 5GS lRStrWcci01es f0rmg-
IadsS j,or et AyuaetGmaentO dc San Ger
man q enUiedas al Diputado h. Ramon
Po,Uer. IA uirtud dc Ia Real Orden de
. de Enero de 1909.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-09

ID Las harinas he trigo Sc halIaban
t>tancadas v SOLO podia y,-nderlas la
lntendeucia militar, constituyendo asi
una fuente de negorios Ilicito, para
Ia capitania general
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-09

San Juan Puerto Rico Viernes de Febrero de 1912
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-09-26
DISTRICT COURT
One Conviction Of MansIaughter, One
Dismissal and Four Divorces
Granted--Jury Dismissed.

The criminal cases set for this week
in the district court have been dis.
posed of and the jury was dismissed
Judge Scott went to Franklin to spend
Saturday and Sunday and will return
Sunday afternoon and be ready to
take up the cases set for next week.
In the case of the State vs.. Lindor
Lilly, colored, charged with murder
in the second degree, the jury brought
in verdict of manslaughter and as.
sessed his punishment at two years
in the penitentiary.
In the case OF the State VS.. Henry
Walker, colored, charged with murder
in the second degree. the defendant
was found not guilty and released.
The following divorces we're grant
ed yesterday afternoon and this morn.
ing:
J. NJ. Cathorn VS.. Katie Cathorn
Glenn Simpson VS.. Minnie Simpson
Alberta Smith VS.. Thomas Smith
Zellie King VS.. Sadie King.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-09-26
YOUNG BANK CLERK
COULD NOT RESIST
Confessed to Taking Money from
FLORIDA Bank and Wants To Be
Sentenced at Once.
[By Associated Press.l

Pensacola, Fla, Sept. 26.-"I just
couldn't resist the temptation. Now
all / want is for the prosecuting at
torney to accept my plea of guilty, let
the court sentence me to the peniten-
tiary, and the sooner it is done the
better I'll be pleased"
This was the explanation made by
William II. Bell, the nineteen-year-old
bank clerk who confessed Tuesday to
taking package containing $4,000
which the First National Bank was
preparing to forward to Flomaton,
Ala, by express, substituting therefor
a similar package containing waste
paper while a half dozen bank clerks
were with him getting the shipment
ready.
Detectives were put to work and
Monday the negro janitor of the bank
building found the package containing
the money against the grating of the
rear door of the bank.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-09-26
BAND ORGANIZED


Twelve OF the city musicians met
in the Commercial Club rooms last
night with Secretary Hewitt and Cap
tain Day Of the A. & M. band, and
discussed the proposition OF organiz-
ing band. Every gentleman present
was enthusiastic over the proposition,
and a temporary organization was
perfected by the election Of d. o.
Reese president; B. A. Hugghens, Jr..
secretary. and w. G. Floyd, manager.
All twelve gentlemen present joined
the organization and then adjourned
until Sunday afternoon at o'clock
when a number Of other musicians
propose to meet with them and af.
filiate with the organization. A COM
plete list of the membership will be
published after the roster is COM
pleted.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-09-26
Regarded as Model Young Man

In his confession Bell said that he
returned the money. Until the robbery
Bell had been regarded as a model
young man with no lad habits and
with comfortable bank account for
a youth of his age He had never
been known to stay away from his
home at night.
Bell was not regarded as a suspect
when he approach President Brent
of the bank, in his office last night.
and said:
"Mr. Brent, I'm the man that got
the s55,00O."
President Brent, almost dumb.
founded, asked Bell to be seated. The
official called in the police and Bell
was put in prison, where he dictated
a statement after rallying from a
breakdown.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-09-26
THE sNEED HABEAs
CORPUS HEARING
Testimony Of Sensational and Nau-
seating Character Being
Developed.
lBy Associated Press

Amarillo. Texas, Sept. ga new
point in the Sneed case was brought
out late yesterday by Mrs. L. A
Rogers on cross-examination when
she told about one of the letters Mrs
Sneed wrote Boyce. On being ques-
toned she said: well, II ! have to
tell you, 1t was where she wrote and
told him she was pregnant by him. ~
The witness did not remember the
date OF this letter. She said Boyce
wrote in reply: 81 hope 1t looks like
YOU, has your beautiful eyes, and is
as good looking as you are. have
always wanted baby"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-09-26
sneed's Bodysuard on Stand.

John Blanton, known as Sneed's
bodyguard, was today's first witness.
He said he went everywhere with
Sneed from the first of the year until
July as his guard. Sneed then released
MIN, but re.employed him by tele-
graph on August /. He was in Calvert
at the time Of the killing. He said
Mrs. Sneed was not locked up at the
Fort Worth sanitarium.
Blanton was on the stand during
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-09-26

the entire morning session under a
hot cross-examination the evident pur.
pose of which was to force Sneed to
take the stand. The state tried to
make Blanton say while he and Sneed
were in brt Worth they saw man
resembling Boyce board a car.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-09-26
N|CARAGUAN REBEL ).
LEADER CAPTURED
Taken to Panama Under Guard Of
American Marines-May
End Trouble.
IBy ASSOCIATED Press. !

Washington, Sept. 26.-General
Mena. the Nicaraguan insurgent
leader, was captured last night. He
will be taken to Panama under guard
of American marines. His capture
seems to mean the end of the revolu-
tion.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-09-26
A SPECIAL PUBLIC
HEALTH SERVICE
Governor Colquitt Issues His Procla-
nation Setting Apart Sunday,
October 27, for Service.
tBy Associated Press.I

Austin, Texas, Sept. 26.-Governor
Colquitt has issued formal proclama.
tion urging all persons to attend
church on Sunday, October 27, and
that all preachers on that day to
preach on the public health, including
tuberculosis.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-09-26
viii Not sIna at Reliance.

Mr.. ]. C. Cloud requests The Eagle
to state that the singing conducted
by Prof. A. B. Sebren announced for
Reliance on next Sunday, viii not be
held. There will be no all-day singing
service there on that day.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-09-26
TYPH00N CARRIES DEATH
AND DESTRUCTION IN JAPAN
[By Assoclated Press. !

Toxic, Sept. pa typhoon did
millions of dollars damage throughout
Japan Sunday. Tens of thousands OF
persons were rendered homeless and
many we're killed.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-09-26
u. S. OFFICERS AND
MEXICAN REBELS FIGHT
Mexicans Were on Cattle Raid IL
Texas-There Were No
Fatalities.
[py Associated Press.

Valentine, Texas, Sept 26.-Five
United States customs officers in the
mountains of the Big Bend country,
fought a band of Mexican rebels who
were trying to round up cattle in
Texas. The officers got $50 horses
from the Mexieans No fatalities were
reported.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-09-26
VIII Preach at Tryon.

The Eagle is requested to announce
that Rev. s. w. Buchanan will preach
on next Sunday, September 29. at
Tryon. Everybody is cordially in
vited to attend the service.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-09-26
Fight Believed on at Pearson.
Try Associated fress.J

Juarez. Mexico, Sept 26.-The rail.
way and the telegraph lines connect
ing with the American mining camp
at Pearson were cut. 1t is believed
600 rebels are besieging the town.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-09-26
Seventy Rebels Annihilated.
IBy Associated Press.1

Mexico City, Sept. pa band OF
seventy rebels were annihilated by
federals yesterday on a canyons edge
near OriZaba.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-09-26

1929; January 1151-52. Close: De-
cember 11.40-41; January 1899.
New Orleans-Opening: December
1856; January 1163-64. Close: De-
cember 11.4S-44; January 11.5O-51.
Market closed 15 points down.
Cottonseed. $500 per ton.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-09-26
LIGHT FROST IN OKLAHOMA
IBy Associated Press. l

Oklahoma City, Okla, Sept. 26.--
The temperature here last night was
80. There was light frost all over
the state.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-09-26
COTTON RECEIPTS.

The various warehouses of the city
have received new cotton to date as
The Washington herald., 1912-11-10
sse.sso w.rsA = wAa.s.y, 1.....

sseseeo NsrtA - WAianEy DuSnsa.
csvinston. KY. NOV. a-slxsy thos6ana
dollars worth Of vhis1sy was dssesoysd
An$A0 danags was dons 10 ths p,ant Of
ths HsetncU Doufbsa Distnling canpauy
h9ro eaxay today. The dty vae -
danoesOd 1of tims, Int ths f,rU -
partDeats of Cincinnati and Newport
peeyentsd m spread. .Jgnmsrous e1.
yiosoes OCCUPIED. bat there was - los
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pital. which = ak Twsaty.afkh ~ Penn.
syiv.nia Ayennp NcrtAwsst Tussday b
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Agents WANTED.

AGEN11.YOU CAN HAKH 3 EVERY
dag until christmas selllng our 1oc big
nareatn packAeee Of Chrt.dnss novel
Tor lSc kvsrybody kays .ssversi psck.
ages; AGENTS start With 100 packAges ssn
out in two or three horA Particulars
g IN stsmps. BEST GFo. Co. Lex
ineton Ave., Proyidence. r I.
AGENTS Make g TO ~ DAILY:
Whits SLAVE book: Illustrated edi-
ton: comPlete sample and propodtion.
1oc: GUHfAy8oN. @ Plymouth Court
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EASTERN Shore
ID isece Rapid Transit
Service
"Wia Ammaw@1is"

For Claiborne. 81 laichasls. Royal oa1.
Easton. and all points on D g. . =
otst,.n. Evans Building
$50 q. m. daily except Sunday.
4:05 p. N daily except Saturday aAa
Sunday.
/, sos p. N. Saturday only. q
Direct ssrviee % and nom CamheeAgs
and Oxford. L0avs W. d . a. -
ton. Evans Buildine
s:es s:es 2 2. m n. snaS.s S.diy e1ssEt "s1 Sunday:
Fog return sime-tahas can ss ". 4 .
A. r. r. o6cN = =
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PREMIER CARRIER or THE SOUTH.
n. B.-Fonoxing srhsfule figures puhkaa>ab -ul1 .
information and ars not guanntssd.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHIN0TON.
For Atlanta. Noutsmsry. Mo6Os Nov OsseanA
- Q. N and D.B p. = daily. Dning oaRa
For Chattsnonn asd Ne9pAis, n Xhssfiie. ~
p m and lo:s n N. daily.
Fur Atlanta. CohmhaA BtninoAan, 80 4 n
and 4:S p N. daily. Dining can.
fU Atlanta Admission. Tallsdesa. Cslefa, Selma,
SO Z N. and ~ p m daily. and for Unioutosn,
D.nopcaA Meridian. - .: n. daily. Dining e.sA
For Roannke.. Bristol. Knoxville. Chastsnoooa.
Biminstam, Meridian. vickshuig, Nev Os1sanG
Dao - m daily. Dining 0n.
For Roanoke. Knoxville. ChaflADonu NsahvfDa
Memphis. 80 q N. daily Sleeping caf nay -
occupied AFTER - p. m Dining of.
For Ashevillk. So .. N. SIS p. n. and NE d u
daily. DiniAg cara
For Columbia, smmerile. CAaziests, Aim.
Augusta, Savannah. Brunswick, IacksouviIs, and
Florida points, SIS p m daily. DINING 1f.
Tourist or for California daily ezn.vt Sunday. a
p N.
\ For Danvflls HnoaD. IN l. m daily.
For Hsnisouburx. $50 q. m. daily tparior eas3.
81 p m. trarior carl. and - p. N. vssk dayH
For Charlottesville Uoca1). 10 q. u. and -
p N. daily.
Fr w.rrrntnn. s=1 a. m. Il 90 .. n, ~ D. n
daily; SIS p m. fparior carl and as n D. weck
oaya L. g. BROWN. General Aseuk
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CHEsAPEAKE & OHIO LINES.

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Indianapolis. sad g. Louis. te
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Chicago. 49,
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cnsanat. anl Lsui~ine. ciseinnaH sls0T wa
for OCCUPANCY. = =. (.
oBos ~ Ps. Ave-. - = q. and us,n stseiua.
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NORFOLK & WESTEDN RWY,

NORFOLK Il WESTEDN HWY,
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCT. .. M
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