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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-05


frente al correo, sitio el mas cen
trico Y concurrido de la ciudad.
Todos los d1as los AUTOMOBILES sa-
len completamente llenos.
Hoy continual todav1a por ell
fiscal de este Distrito la investi-
gacion de la acusacion contra el
polic1a insular Norberto Dulles.
Una muestra de sangre que
hab1a enviado la ofcina de la sa-
nidad local de I'm enfermo sospe-
chose de titus, ha resultado mega
tiva.
La carne de res que Sc esta
eXpendiendo en- nuestro mercado
actualmente es de novillo Y de
muy buena calidad q veinte cen
tavos ell kilo.
-Se han recibido en- la oficina
de la polic1a insular de esta ciu-
dad los cheques de Jos duenos de
las casas que alquilaron estas ell
d1a de las elecciones. Sirvanse
los interesados pasar q recojer-
los.
La Tomasa Cintr6n, herida
aver por SUI amante, de cuyo
asunto sangriento nos ocupamos,
no ha fallecido aun, pero son de
tai gravedad las heridas recibi-
das que Green los facultativos que
dlficilmente Sc salvara. El acu-
sado permanece en- la carcel a dis
posicion del fiscal del Distrito
quien no ha senalado fanza toda-
via al acusado para permanecer
en- hbertad provisional.
Ramon Rodriguez que resi-
de en- ell "Coto Laurel", inform6
a la polic1a que le han sustraido
del patio de su casa una cerda sin
que hasta la fecha haya apareci-
do.
En- ell barrio elias Calaba-
zas", Sc ahorc6 ell individuo Do
mingo Rojas, de treinta aios de
edad, natural de Yabucoa. Dei6
escritas dos cartes.
-Hemos tenido el placer de sa-
Iudar en- esta ciudad al reputado
DIR. Eusebio Coronas, que reside
en- ell pueblo de Barranquitas des-
de hace alg1n tempo, y vino a es-
ia ciudad con motive de la enfer-
medad de un familiar. Grata es-
tancia deseamosle en- esta ciudad
al distinguido amigo.
Ell fiscal ha senalado una
fian9a de mil dollars al senor Ma
nuel Rodriguez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-05
Desde Ponce
(De nuestro corresponsal. J

Abrll To-, 1918.
Ha sido nombrado interina-
mente registrador de la propie-
dad ell Lcdo. Rafael Palacios Ro-
dr1guez, de cuyo puesto tomo po-
session en- la maflana de hoy.
Sc informa que los Caballe-
ros de Colon, secci6n de Ponce,
tienen en- perspectiva para un
Domingo de este mes I'm paseo a
una hermosa quinta de la carre-
terra de Adjuntas, probablemente
sera la que tiene ell distinguldo
caballero don Tomas D1az. Este
paseo promote quedar muy con-
currido dado ell entusiasmo que
hay entire dichos Cabelleros de
Colon.
La Corte de Distrito en- su. Sc
sion de hoy nombr6 como conf
sionados del jurado a los Sres.
Luis Casals, Arturo Lluveras, de
Guayanilla, y a Mr.. Mhekman;
Estos Sres. son para formar el
panel de los caballeros que han
de formar ell jurado que han de
actuar en- ell presente termino cri-
minal.
-Salieron para Guayanilla y
Pehuelas, ell juez municipal Lcdo.
Castillo, y su secretario, los que
van a celebrar juicios en-, aque-
Hos pueblos.
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad
y es hu6sped de su padre nues-
tro distinguido y buen amigo
don Enrique del Vale, su encan-
tadora y bella hija Aurea f. del
Vale, que cursa estudios para
profesora en- la Normal de Rio
Piedras, y viene a pasarse una
temprada en- casa de sus pa
dres, la que le deseamOs le sea
muy grata.
-Varios padres de familia Sc
quejan de que varias empresas
de AUTOMOBILES le han exigido a
ellos cincuenta centavos ademas
del importe del pasaje, por ir a
buscar q sus hijas a las casas res
pectivas.
-Se encuentra en- esta ciudad
desde hace d1as ell joven Jose M.
Vicente, investigator de cuentas
del departamento de Tesoreria.
-Todas las personals que de-
seen hacer un viaje rapido y CO.
modo de Ponce a San Juan, sola-
mente por tres dollars, saliendo
de esta ciudad a la una del d1a,
solicite un tiquet 8 ell pasaje a
nuestro compahero Mocete Pa
dilla, corresponsal de este diario
en- Ponce, cuya ofcina la tiene
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-05
DR.. Gustavo Muf1oz

TETUAN No. 81. Altos.
Consultorio de Intermediates del apa-
ratio digestive y del Sistema Nervioso
Horas de Cons11lta:
De 8 a 91a A. nj
DE 3 AZ P. M.
San Juan, Puerto Rico
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-05
Or. vi, Fernandez Mater

Especia]ista en- intermediates de los
niios y en- partos.
Gabinete de electroterapia y ra~
yos x.
Tratamiento del histerismo y las
afecciones .nerviosas por Ell hipnotismo
y la SUGGESTION
Consultas, de 2 a 4 P. M.-Ofcina,
San Justo No. II altos. Farmacia Gui-
llerrnety.
Telefono, 727 negro.
Residencia: parada 61a, Carretera-
Puerta de TERRA.
Gratis a los pobres. Advt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-05
Sc vende IN Hotel

Por tener que ausentrase su dueno
para Ell extranjero:
Proposiciones ventajosas.
Informaran, en- esta Redacci6n.
Avdt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-05
AVISO

Sc alquila un buen local para tienda.
Sitio estrategico para negocio.
Casa 248. Carretera Santurce.
1nformes, P. Bolivar. (Telefono 23O).
Santurce.
Advt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-05
NODRIZA

Sc ofrece una joven de Is aiios para
criar un ni1o.
Informaran, Luna SO.
Emma Luisa Roig.
Advt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-05
FL DOCTOR RIVERO
CIRUJANO GENERAL

y
Especialista en- Afecciones de la Mu-
jer y de la Narlz, Garganta y Oidos, ha
trasladado SUI domicilio la calle Roo.
sevelt (Miramar) .-Telef. 392 roio.
Su Oficina en- San Juan: Altos Anti.
qua Farmacia Guil1ermety.
Telef. $50. De "a de la tarde.
Advt
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-05

Ell Administrator del BoIetin

Nuestro antique y buen compaIert
Don Pho Anlador y Rodriguez iBori
cua), ingreso en- estas oficinas como Ad,
ministrador de este diario, en- q de Di-
ciemhre de 1914.
Con Ell sr. Amador deben, pues, en-
tenderse todas aquellas personas que
leseen suscripciones al BOLETIN 6 ne
cesiten anuncios, comunicados, edictos.
esquelas 9 cualesquiera publication en-
este diario.
De todo este la persona encargada es
Don Pho Amador y Rodriguez, Admins.
trador del BOLETIN MERCANTIL
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-14
FIGHTING IN FRANCE MAKES NO CHANGES
RUSSIANS REPORTED TO BE BEGINNING ATTACKS ON
Defense Or PENNSYLVANIA AND RoUMANIA Ex-
PECTED TO TAKE PART ON SIDE WITH ALLIES
AUSTRIAN MINISTER RESIGNS AND HIS
PLACE FILLED BY HUNGARIAN BARON
(RY ASSOCIATED PRESS)

LONDON, January l3--1urlsh troops have occupied the
Persian of Tabrz which Russian influences bat
Ting with the Russian in Caucasus and reported preparing for
invasion Of Egypt
The Russians have resumed their offensive in East Prussia,
while the Germans continue their attacks in Poland
The greatest interest the battle in the Aisne valley
northeast Of Soson where the French have been attacking the Ger
man entertainments for a week.
They succeeded in taking important positions last Friday,
and Sunday but the Germans bringing renorcemen and
have recovered of the lost ground Otherwise unfavorabe
weather has confined activities to artillery engagements.
The French official statement tonight ITO the north
east Of Sossons attack has progressed slightly between
Cufs and Crouy however unable debouch from Crouy.
We subjected vocn, attack Of this place, and
troops yielded slightly the village Of Moncel"
Renewed activity Of the Russians East Prussia indicated
that the Mauran Lakes frozen The Russians also claim
further advance southwest of the Rawa another indication they
intend TO attempt another in vason Of East Prussia
There fighting in Southern Poland
Gsoa hui Bucharest dispatch the Russsns have
attack Austrian Notifications divide and Transy-
vana This expected bring RoumOna on the Al.
lies side
Little ocdncc the report that the Turks decided
to invade Egypt by British experts Rumors today
several tunes previously that German submarines had attacked
Dover and sunk Authorities that submarines have
been sunk but explanation the firing guns the forts
last night
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-14
SHOCK ~ ROME SIRONGN
nINN Any FELT ~ own
HUNDRED NIiS
IS FELT IN LARGE REGION
iNug aud Pope Take Measure tu
Relieve suffering Hud Rescue
those still In Danger ot
Harm

20, ,.acIatri Press
ROME. uaN. Ian d. Italy M.
early today visited by au oartbWHN
of wide extent which. Irrordiuu u
latest adNiccs resulted u thr dc..
of twelve thousand p,Don. aul Boo
jury 90 twenty thOu nd boo i..
owns AND village destroyed
The shock iu itome W. IHv .lrnu.'
cI .n moro than q hundred tD.r
There was mo- loss of lii, u th, Dp.
ial mt great damage na- don,
n is estimated thai thU mmn.
ol dc1d from th, earthquake rpu,N,
/ : % 600 Later today. 30 br,gmr ,.I.
fOui u detail. hogan arriving boz
thc capital that tho disturbance 1870
creator than ai first believed m .h.
/ toyiucos uI Rome 1bWlED Iud
/ Maple Communicate i hads .u.
.t,ruplcd % is rcpo % thai ..,.
cral villages were destroyed boo inr
/ vicinity ot Aquila A. InWD D.I,
tamil 30 mile. east of Nouo almost
/ iUc Dutirr village Vas destroyed
From humorous plar. Zoo th. u.
/ locrod region, calls for doctors and
300, 'irirp hayc hoon t'rpiyp1 Pope
/ O. nodicl wa. rrciiiur thWkeri,lu.
after tNr muruIss m Dh,H tN'
/ hook occurred ho N.uuIf r,uN.
! eel hi poWposulD and gave uri,.
. immediately thst thc interior .nt
/ exterior damage of On Vatican D.,
Iaa,erlained and rogue .H1 a report
a.. 60 whether -sisiang. Na. roGulr
cd KiuE Victor Emanuel ALSO u.
drrrd 900 details of tI" 1rlhuUl
/ tu hc eclt 90 him Jr nrH .,I
desire go visit the dan 700 rii..
When the ehock wa Hf D... fH.
. frightened proplr rushed nlu Im
churchos ban tho polio. orl,U,
them out ol those wl E W.rr .r
. dauccr ot collar. .up r,bln. u'
. .n'cuhid bW,iing u, m1t Iam
Jrcl
lu ull the church ol th, rity
after The hook subs Ted special
J prayer were offered Tor deliver
aucc from the disastcr o. Is OFT
/ Ically announced that thp center of
the earthquake was between Camp
ohaaso and Sarno $40 n4
iruugly at rcruri1. nd sllenfiy %.
far north as l'erreN
Il l. stated that % I. not believed
mat tho 1I'Wtharn extended o.
Sicily
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-14

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. Jan.
ToI.v i. ef for Jury trial ~
. .".' oi 70 q Nilsson against Gov
".. I.. rruc0 aud officers OF tho
... militia Tor interfering with
fII running races last spring.
..U Gtor.c vs. Clark OF the Dis
.rH Court beard The ease In neccm-
tHH ordered l jury trial for Jan.
@ ..IN. uu au ISSUE OF facts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-14
SUGGEST MANY IMPROVEMENTS
10 PRESENT LAWS AND
DEPARTMENTS
TO STRENGTHEN Schools
Discusses Evils of Liquor Traffic
Traffic and Suggests Methods
Tor lietter Regulation
aud Enforcement

By kvo-aies Pres
SANTA ~. .N N Jan 1a
Governor William g. Mcdonald
message to the second New Neyico
legislature was presoutet at iuul
session of the House 1ud senate no
day The message deal with nN
uIerous matters pertaining 70 tho
conduct of government oi'Hir- iH 'n.
state and recommends large
amount 0f legislation.
Wider powers for thc Corporation
Commission the establishment o. J
Board OF immigration closer super
vision of tate educational and pen
al institutions revision of the ta
Wte- stricter enforcement OF 'ho
liquor laws higher rate OF in rr.
est for public fuuds improvement
OF highways, the enactment o' a.
Vorkmeu's compensation act. sirens.
thCninl of the Corrupt Practice Ac'
and the creation OF State TaN bOnr
mission are among the rccommcnda.
tiOns 90 the legislature contained
in the message The question of
siaudardizinF salaries OF county oi.
licors ana matiers porllininc io pro.
pcry assessment and taNgt.ou GER
discussed at length Economy and
efficiency In state government is
strongly urged boz thc opening state
mputs which are devoted to sum
mary of the nroecnt financial ,ondi
tion of the state
Governor Mcdonald points to ,h'
rapid growth of public schools of
New Mexico and urges such lotls|l.
lion as is needed 10 sironsihon and
extend the system llc roiteraie. POO
suggestion in a former me sage thai
Board Of Reg,lts be- erected to
supervise ana control all state cdn.
plti0nll institutions close iuspc'
tion oi the state pcuitonitary q p'i
ter reform school for hoN- with H'
industrial school iu connection thor,
with an increased appropriation ioi
the state asylum for the insane and
tho establishment of ou institution
Tor delinquent girls and also the care
of detective and feeblcmindei is
urged state institutions, other than
educational. tho governor believes.
-loild likewise be piacoi 1ndef me
m7uocf ncnt oi ono hoaii
Upon the matter oi sto'o banks
tho governor urges The enactment o'
ID bin providing safety and 1ri
'y ior both Investor an' N'n'-'
tors The onlc'm0' oI RN i'
WirIug that amy public Improve
mont exceeding 5000 boo F'''' DO
made hy contract io 'h' lowest h.'
dor .e recommended.
Uie.u- -iuG the liquor ,r'iiI0 ia'
message says
9Th" evils o' ih' O"Nor 'i' .''
as % b. now conducted arc ''' 'p-
parent io n.'' mN'h .''N.".'
convince most people iUa' "rf
U0Ml De- better enforced Hnd ''
other restrictions and rr.'I'Iun- .'
provided for rUnfr0'I.nE iN. r'.'
Ngu ought tO have H" In'"'IINl
Hu1 pruhilN0g inr sale oi 'N''E'-
citing liquor. tU amy VILLAGE nr com
muuIfr OF joss fnan 'Nr"" h'ndr.
uuunlarou tIc boundaries uI sI'
.HI.ap Ur community fn h" limited
ro oun mile square $50 NOR" 'H.H
.........s.. ...t I...... q.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-14
CHANGE IN AUSTRIAN CABINET

VIENNA, Austria January l5.Cow, Bcrchtold the Aus.
TRAN Foreign Minister has resigned and his been a
oepIed according to tho Vienna Fromdemba He be
ceded 10y Baron Racz Minister Of the ROYAL Court in the
Hungarian cabinet The change believed indicate hence
forth Hungary place in shaping the war
policy
Mower County transcript., 1915-01-06
WATER POWER RUNNING TO
WASTE

i Five and a half tons OF coal are
-urrf each year for eeatn uudeset=
oped horsepower available from our
rivers and streams. At the low rate
Of s. per ton this shows a waste of
$11 e year ior each undeveloped
horsepower. The extent of the to-
tai yearly waste from this source
alone is said to be worth the price of
10000, 900 tons of coal. This waste
is helping lot to increase the price
Of coal. the demand for which is con-
tinually increasing. due to increasing
factory, shop and home demands.
There is hardly q watcr-powcr of any
size in this country that can not be
harnessed to electric generators and
its power transmitted to nearby cit
les and villages for manufacturing pur-
poses. Transmission lines of 200 and
800 miles are not unusual.
Mower County transcript., 1915-01-06
COL. A. w. WRIGHT'S PROMO
TION.

Friends down this way OF A. w.
Wright, the we'll known Austin law
yer and militia commander, will be
glad to know that he has been pro-
NOTED by election to be brigadier
general of the Minnesota National
Guard. About year ago Col.
-Wsight- posed. fr&sm- his posi-.
tion as colonel of the Second regi-
ment through a ruction among the
officers of the regiment and was de-
MED reelection: Tuesday the officers
of the three state regiments met in
St. Paul to elect general to succeed
Gen. Reeve and although Col Wright
was not an active candidate. his cleo
tion was finally brought about through
the work of Major Mollison. This
puts him in active command Of the
entire state militia. position of much
importance and likely to be more 50
in the future as plans are being made
by Congress to put the militia of the
country in Q better condition than i,
is now.
Mower County transcript., 1915-01-06
THAT CONFERENCE.

The standpatters OF the old school
OF ten and twenty years ago, the
down-and-outs OF the past few cam
pa:gns, and a bunch of younger fell
loW-sympathizers who have always
ltched for political preferment were
called toeether by w. E. Verify OF
Wadena, On Tuesday in St. Paul and
tried to devise ways and means to
get. back into political power in the
state They, of course, re carrying
the idea that they want to revive the
Republican party as whole. But a
perusal of the notables III attendance
at that meeting would put anyone
wise to the fact that they did not
care a wf1oop about the party as a
whole. The facts are none of the
progressive wing of the party were
present or invited. Read the list who
were there: James A. Tawney, Wi
nora, ex-congressman; James N. Di-
meat, Owatonna, ex-postmaster; &.
II. Bronson, Osakis, postmaster-edi-
tor: A. Q. MoreauS, Luverne, editor ::
Frank NJ. Eddy and Asa NJ Wallace,
Sank Center, editors the Herald J.
Adam Bede, editor-congressma
Look at the bunch of pie-eaters or
wotld-be pie-eaters. 1t would appear
to us that if these people really had
right deep in their heart feeling for
the party as a whole that they would
have invited every faction of the par
ty to their gathering, with a give and
take spirit and something might have
been accomplished along the line of
rehabilitation. 1t is even stated that
many of those present did not even
stand for VIM. E. Lee in the late un-
pieasantness. These will be reckon
ed with when their time comes. The
spirit cf the meeting, if you can judge
from reports of the speeches, was
"ferninst' anything and everything
that did not give back to the standpa1
bunch of several years ago their old
political power. with the political
convention instead of the primary
| and an opportunity for the wise ones
to dictate. The primary needs
"proof-reading" and corrections made
therein, but there are few people be-
| wailing the fact that the ringleaders
Of the old convention system have
been decapitated and that each men-
| Der Of party has voice in choosing
his candidates. We would like tc
see the Republican party in the sad
! die" and it would have been there
today had it not been for a bunch o.
| just such fellows as are now wishing
to return to the conditions of ole
convention times.-kasson Republic
an.
Mower County transcript., 1915-01-06

to just ! isnarsd year.. almost TO 8
= silse Uncle Sam and John BuIl
.as tho treaty Of Ghens and NJ -
century hss been spent wIshdlt
war betwixt the two natiens. I ~
that's Z record to 10 proud q.
i aides hav ben consi1 1SrAtG and
hen willing to arbitrate;ind ssttls
srencss and disputes IKE H. Al
,ma claims, The vennusla troubiss
ID the overhaulin' Of neutral ships
-ryin' the U. s. lag % the high Seae.
re we've lived for . century With
o thousands Of miles Of undelended
order on the north and set we've
ever come to blows with Canada.
',,s're jnat as near Canada as Germany
sto France ! tell you nat;ons hav to
.osiike husband and wife. They ha0
d sbsar. and torbear aud when they
lint all the time goin'' rosnd with :
Mower County transcript., 1915-01-06

chip on their shoulder they can adjust
all differences and hay justice and right
alwus prevail. There's no doubt that
the big military armaments OF Europe
hav made etartin' war easy because
they felt sure they could lick out the
other crowd if they got at 'em: Now as
1 said, England and the United States
hav just rounded out century of
peace with each other and it's big
credit.
I'd like to see Congress overhaul our
patent laws 80 the public would get
more good out of 'em. In Germany
the grantee of patent must put it into
use within three years or forfeit it. In
our country a man who is granted
patent keeps it whether he uses it or
not. 1t aay be of great value in low
erirg cost of production and increase
comfort of livin'. But if the maker of
an existing article buys up this patent
because it would drive out of use his
product that is far inferior and far
more expensive to make, he can just
put it In his safe and never use 1t and
the people are the sufferers. My paper
says there are thousands Of useful pat
ents so suppressed and locked up by
corporations who hav bought 'em.
Now this never seemed right. If q
patent machine can sole shoes in one
quarter the time it ought to be used
and the consumer ge: tho benefit. Same
with farm machines and everything
else. Hav the newest and latest aud
BEST and set the price down to match
the lower cost of production. 1t looks
like when Uncle Sam grants patent
and thus a monopoly to term this
ought to be included in the deal.
FARMER BEN.
Mower County transcript., 1915-01-06
OUR STATE UNIVERSITY.

A prominent dental college: man,
who sis familiar with. the dental de.
piates sos te .s StSts sst
dental college were under private
management, the amount annually
collected in tuition from the students
of this department., would be suii,
cient TO maintain It :satt its present
standard Of efficiency and in !addi.
ton pay fair, dividend on che
amount invested 70 the owners. g..
The same is true Of. some of the
other professional departments o1
the State University. !.
In spite Of the fact the regents are
the coming Legislature. TO,
over three million dollars for main.
tenance. ,:..'.;. -. 49,: : -
|. 1t. is no. wonder, the state univer.
sity management objects to super.
vision BY: any other state depart
ment:-Fairmont Independent =
Mower County transcript., 1915-01-06
MANS BEST AGE FOR WORK

Investigation by keen men has
shown that mans best work has been
done between the ages Of So and 20
years of age" said President F. r.
Bryan, Colgate university, in an ad-
dress before the Western Division of
the Oregon Teachers association.
six hundred of the most import
ant scientists, statesmen and Old
World famous men were selected,
he said, "and it was found that onlv
S per cent of them accomplished their
worlds work before the: ages Of 20;
10 per cent between 80 and 60; 20 pei
cent, 50 and 60; IS per cent between
80 and 20; 2l per cent between 7e
and 90; 9 per cent after they had
reached the age ofs8o." ,.. =
period Of youth was the most impor:
tants ia mans life, as the foundation
for future. accomplishment was laid
AxCIts :: -
Mower County transcript., 1915-01-06
ROOT OF EVIL Is IN home.

1il-kept homes furnish many IN
mates Of correctional institutions, ac-
cording to@a bulletin issued yesterday
by the State Beard Of Control. . -:
Speaking specifically. Of the Red
Wing training school and. the Home
School for Girls at Sank Center. the
board says: =. -. =
There is no control or training ii
the homes Of many inmates and this
is what the state attempts to supply.
Perhaps a boy or girl has q good
home, but because of vicious co1npan-
ions or associations unknown to their
parents become incorrigible." -.
More than IS per cent of the boys
discharged from the Red Wing school
make good, the report says -. IL. -
Mower County transcript., 1915-01-06
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n Dena0ao DVlosofstje0.

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sts g. aeeape: he tsr1ibls hsat. 81
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- s1suAt kba, Aa3puea.G-ssaEy 4
suall sanitaEisn. igas3ss supsssl i ,,il
Aas i TIT ~ saa3aailium ii buflt ''on
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