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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-11-08
REPUBLICAN HOUSE;
SENATE. YET IN DOUBT
With Trio of Seats Still to Be Deter
mined Democrats Stand One Be-
hind in Upper Body.

Washington, Nov. 6.-Wlth control
of the house Of representatives in the
hands of the Republicans by a ma
jority of 16 and probably more the
attention of the country tonight was
centered in, contests in the three
States, Michigan, Idaho and New Mex
leo, which will decide whether the
Democrats shall lose control Of the
senate as well.
At midnight returns from five con-
gressional districts were missing IN
Montana, New Mexico and South Da-
kota.
without them, however, the Repuo-
licans have 2S4 seats in the house
16 more than the 21S votes necessare
for majority.
The Democrats on the face Of those
returns had 1s5 seats and if the five
missing districts were to be conceded
to them they still would lack 1S votes
Of the number necessary to control the
house.
Tonight's returns show plainly that
Speaker Clark, instead OF being de.
feated, as was repor ! has been re-
elected by a substanl. =. majority.
The contests which will decide the
political complexion Of the senate were
very close. AS the senate stands
without decision in the contest
there are As Democrats and Al Re-
publicans.
In Michigan the race between Henry
Ford and Truman II. Newberry was
SO. close that it was said an, official
count might be required to decide the
winner. Both parties we're claiming
] the seat.
In New Mexico where Republicans
are claiming the election of Senator
Fan by majority of 1000, at ,leass
not single county had reported corr.
plete returns.
In Idaho, where $4,000 votes out Of
an estimated total of $4,000 had been
counted, Senator Nugent, the Demo.
cratic candidate for reelection, was
leading Frank R. Gooding, the Re-
publican candidate, by little more
than 800 votes. The result is in doubt.
With the house firmly in the hands
of the Republicans control of the sen
ate is more important than ever 70
the Democratic administration. If the
administration can retain control of
the senate it can in a large measure
check the activities of Republican
house. 1t is doubly important to
the national administration because
of the part which the constitution as
signs to the senate in the ratification
of the peace treaty which will end
the world war.
In the senate reposes the preroga-
tive of ratifyfng any treaties which
the president would make.
Republicans made one Of their cam
paign arguments on the contention
that Republican senate should be
elected to participate in the work OF
making peace The Democratic ad-
ministration on the other hand con-
tends that the negotiation of treaties
is wholly the function of the execut-
i've branch and that the senate's part
is to ratify them.
With the senatorial returns still
missing from Michigan, Idaho Iand
New Mexico, the figures showed that
the Republicans had lost one-that or
Senator Weeks of Massachusetts;
while the Democrats had lost six. The
senator's who will be retired are
shafroth of Colorado, Salisbury OF
Delaware, Lewis of Illinois, Thomp-
son of Kansas, Willy of Missouri and
I-S
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-11-08

+ = .
It's just a question of helping or
not helping.
In an incredibly short time the
American troops have proved the bat
tering-ram needed to tumble the Ger
man house of madmen's dreams about
the ears of autocracy.
Now we, who have faced no He'll Of
battle, are asked to provide, through
the seven agencies approved by Pres
ident Wilson, $25O,OOO,0OO for the
physical. mental and spiritual wei
fare of Liberty's victorious armies.
Nobody in America but papuers and
the kaiser's friends should fail to sao-
scribe next week to the United War
Work campaign.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-11-08
CORP. CALLIE L. DUNCAN WRITES
HIS WIFE HIS EXPERIENCES


Somewhere in France.
October 8, 1918.
My Darling Wife,
With the greatest Of pleasure will
drop you a few lines to let you know
I am still among the living; also IN
answer to yours received yesterday.
Tad two letters from you yesterday
and I sure was glad to hear from my
little girl again. hear from you all
real often now. 1t was three months
to the day I left there before heard
a word from you all but glad to say
I hear from you all quite often now.
I received the money you all sent
me and received the tobacco and
cigarettes mother sent me. She seat
me two dollars, bless her dear ola
soul. I received letter from Mar
gee yesterday also. She wrote whea
she was of visiting. Guess she knew
nothing Of her boy going away at
the time for she didn't say anything
about it. am sure sorry ne had 10
leave her. am glad was not there
at the time he left, for they sure did
kill me when I left and I am glad
! was not there for that part. Tell
her to cheer up and not grieye about
ii for we know how it was. Tell hsr
he will get back some day and we viii
finish our JOY.
Sweetheart, tell you I sure have
been lucky SO far. If I only go on
this lucky. tell you why. On thsG
25th night of September wen&over
the ton, two times under heavy shell
. fires and they were almost hell-hra
but I went on and never got a scratch
only bv barb tire..3S Believe me we
are giving the Huns: hell now. We
sure did capture lot. of them. Guess
the papers, are; looking good in the
States. only wish this will end for
it is sure hard to see what is going
on.
The next morning after ] went over
the top 1 was in dug out asleep anc
a shell fell on my dug out and buried
me alive and if ever you saw a mar
tremble and dig it was me. never
was so frightenend in all my life, out
the GOOD Lord was with me. have
not had my shoes off but part Of a
night in twelve nights, until last nigh:
and I got a good foot wash and
nights rest. I sure lid need 1t, j
was so muddy up there, but we went
on.
ran across a dead man and
searched him and got $500 off him .
That's what I call robbing the dead
what do you think of it? AS soon a.
1 can get any German money / WI.
send it to you for souvenir.
I saw Rob Sunday. He was getting
along fine. AS soon as I get where
can I will send you something frop'
over here. I am not where I can a.
the present and haven't been wher'
7 could send anything for long tim"
but think before long will be wher"
can send you something from here
Well. Matte, as I have said abou+
all 7 know 1 will have to close TO-
this time. as I don't know wheth""
Mr.. Censor will pass this or not, b.
hope so. any way.
Guess you have received the perm
for the cigarettes and tobacco by th
time have you not? Hope so. We'
dear. as I haven't any paper will hav"
10 saw good luck and God bless you
I am forever,
Yours Alone,
Callie.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-11-08

This is a good town, from the far'
among other virtues that only 81
was collected as fines in the recorder"
office during the entire month of c
tober. and those fines were agar
two little negro BOYS for riding plr"
cles on the sidewalk. And it has be"
tame also in the sheriff's and magfS
trate's Office.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-11-08
To All Automobile Owners.

During the raging of the Spanish
Influenza the automobile law was not
enforced for good and sufficient rea-
sons. Now that conditions have be-
come normal again the rules and reg
ulations regarding the running Of all
tomobiles will be strictly maintained.
E. L. Rodelsperger,
Chief of Police.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-11-08
GERMANS ACCEPT TERMS.

A telegram came to Newberry yes
terday through the cotton exchnge
that Germany had accepted the terms
of surrender though we could not con-
firm the rumor from Columbia we
have no doubt that the terms will be
accepted if they have not already
been signed up.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-11-08
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RED CROSS WORK.
. . o . . . . 0 . . 0 5 0 % :
RED CROSS NOTES helds
Christmas Parcels for Men Now En-.
barking.

Christmas Parcels for Men Now En-
barking.
People who have relatives in the
service on the point of embarking for
overseas need have no uneasiness
about their inability to SEND Christ
mas packages to these men. The war
department has arranged for the dis
tribution of the regular Christmas
parcel labels to them before they
leave this country.
The committee in charge of the
Christmas boxes at Red Cross head
quarters request that those who have
the labels bring them in at once in
order to avoid the rush towards the
end of next week. No package can
be sent after November 20.
The postoffce authorities have de-
cided that each of the boxes mus:
have written on them the name of the
sender and under the name, the word
Sender"
The membership committee reports
ten new members q white, coiored'
from the Burton auxiliary. and con-
tribution of $500.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-11-08
The Young Peoples Society
Somewhere in France.
October 8, 1918.

Of the Church of the Redeemer vi
meet at the church Sunday afternooH
November 10th, at 4 o'clock.
Mary Frances Kible~.
Secretary:
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-11-08

Hulls and Meal-Can supply the
trade with both, hulls and meal.
and accept seed in exchange on
basis prices fixed by the food ad-
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-11-08

Mr.. J. A. Schroeder has three soos
in the service now, two in France and
one lust gone to camp this week.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-11-08

Miller 5000 mile Tires and Tubes
Patches, Etc P. E. Way's-"A Good
Drug Store" lis -
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-11-08

Following is the report Of land sales
at the court house on Monday, No
yember salesday:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-28
Piden al cunado del
Kaiser renunCie al
trono finIandes

Del Scrr;cio Especic1 pare La PRENSA.
AMSTERDAM. Septiembre 90
Ell diario socialista "Volkstimee' de
Frankfort, Alemania, publica n in
formation en- una de sus r%ecientes
edicioneS, en- la que dice que ha sa-
Dido de buena fuente que "los altos
circulos" han pedido encarecidamer-
tie al Principe Federico Car os de He
sse, hermano politico del E%mperado2
Guillermo. que dele en- suspense Ia
question del trono finlandes y con-
venga tan solo en- aceptar el puesto
de administrator del RENO Dor cinco
amos. E. Principe. agrega el p%eriodico
dicho, no ha accedido todavia a la
proposition.
Segun decia un despacho recten1e
de Copenhague, ell Principe Sc ha-
llaba hacienda una gira por Flnlan-
dia, celebrando ~conferencias con los
lideres politicos de las diversas ciu-
dades del pals por las que pasaba Y
que habia declarado que estaba dis
puesto a recibir la ron de Fin
landia. FL mismo despacho decia que
Ell Landtag finlandes habia sido con
vocado para Ell dia de hoy, para ha-
Ger Ia election de Rey.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-28
SUSTITUDA La
MARCIA NUPCIAL
DE- MENDHELS0N
POR OTRA
No entraran va en- este
pals los movies a los
temples al acorde de
m1sica alemana

La guerra que 10 ha removable Y
mudado TOGO, "a guerra cue nos va
hacienda otro espiritu mas fuerte, V
aun otra carnc mas sana, mas heclla
Ia la fatiga Y mas propicia al esfuer-
20 Ia guerra. de cuyo vientre ardoro-
so saldra ei mundo nQevo de mana
ma. Va q dar a los casamientos ameri-
canos mas de una modification y de
una novedad.
La cosa no es grave, no IS eSen-
cial, no atane nj a Ia passion que de-
be ser. mas que los terminus de IL
ley religiosa Y civil, Ia que funda en-
una sola. dos vidas Y dos vo' untades,
nj va tampoco a IA efectividad Y con-
secuencias de 10 amorosa prorlcsa del
contrato legal.
Sin embargo es interesante.
La marcia ~nupcial
Hay algo que no falta en- nigun ca
samiento. como en- ninguna ceremo-
MA patri1t:ca e. Himno Nacional algo
u completa dentro del espiritu, la
emoci6n producida por e. espectacu-
10 de Ia boda: Ia Marcia Nupcial.
HaSta el presente, apenas 81 Sc to-
caba en- tales ocasiones. otra Marcia
que la de Mendelshon, sus solos acor-
des nos daban Ia blanca vision de!
cortejc de d~espOsada.
Pero Mende!shon fue aleman, Y en-
caStigc n .Alemania hay Que d~esterrar
TODD 10 Que sea Suyo, aun las mani
festaciones artisticas.
Tn gran diario ~neoyorkino, cas-
ell de mayor significaci6n en los Este
dos Unidos, ha dirigido al pueblo esta
energica admonici6n:
No cs caseis a los acordes de Ia
musica teutona; que en- el principle
de vuestra vida amoroSa no haya NADIA
que recuerde 81 gran c-imen cometido
por Alemania contra Ia humanidad
entera. 81 sois americanos, caSaoS i
los acorjes De una Marcia americana.
y como la ceremonial nupciai. para
ser solenlne V emocionante, ha me-
hester que Ia entrada de los novios al
temple Sc maya. como Ia cntrada de
los triUnfaGores 4 las plaZas conquis-
tadas. a los acordes de una Marcia.
ell Herald ACADIA de publican la nueva
Marcia Nupcia! para los casamientos
americanoS.
La Marcia e. obra de IN notable
compositor americana, Reginald de
Koven. V sera "a que supla de hoy er
adelante. en- 81 nombre de la patria,
a Ia vieia Marcia Nupcial de Men.
delshOn.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-28

tudiar las condolences en- que podran
ser establecidas las fabricas de trac-
torres que Sc quiere instalar en- varies
Estados m~exicanos.
Manifesto Ell referido senior Cordo-
va, que Ell multimillonaro del veci-
no pals del norte ha nanifestado en-
varias oportunidades sus deseos por
conocer nuestra Republica, por 10 que
es muy probable que aproveche Ia
circumstance de la gran obra que pro-
yecta implantar entire nosotros, para
hacer Ell viaje que desde hace tempo
intenta, y darse cuenta personalmen-
tie del estado que guardian las indus
trias en- nuestra nacion.
Segdn parece, la comision de inge-
nieros de la casa Ford permanecera
en- esta capital hasta que Sc tenga
una noticia segura respecto del via
je de su rep~resentado. por 10 que es
SECURE que en- algunos dias mas Sc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-28

Multitud de personals me llamaE
bruio, por Ia simple razon de que no
c0mpreaden mis- Simples, pero efecti-
y0s metOdOS de cuTar 4 6istancia sin
e. uSo de medicines. Otros dlcen Cue
soy unU de tantoS chariatancS que
surCan el c~oRtlnsnte; peTo ningGns
de eStaS perSonSS tienen una legal '
IusCslcada razOn: teRgo en- mi pose
sion ,nnumerablaS testimonies de pa.
cIenteS agraGecidoS. personals coEser-
yativas Y hunra6as, QUE estan prom
delante de autoridades completeness,
taS para dar una declaration jurada
asegurando que las personals que ST.
gan mis- nstruccioneS y consoles de
6uena ie, no solo pueden aliviar suS
Intermediates. pero cOpseryar su sd
lud despues de aduuirida, estas per-
SOnas son residences de EStados Uni.
dos y Mexico : veclnOS de algunoS
de IDS, pregLnteleS d~irectaInente no
hay que ateStiguar con muertos. Fl
yeran cue No soy brujo nj me ayuGa
e. diablo; aunque trato Intermediates
dc toda naturaieza. Mi trabajo Sc ba.
81 en- principles logicos y naturales y
IL ~filcsofia de vivir en- los conociniea-
los que tengamos de nrestra actual
existencia Y su proposito. Mi mas
grande deseo es ayudar L aquellos
que quieran ser ayudados Y se-vir 4
DioS. No s. dejen engahari 10 pa
guen su dinero I persGnaS sin escru-
pulo. que dcscaradamehte ~pretendea
je- eli Professor NJ. c. Martinez de Los
Angeles, California. 70 estoy esta.
olecido en- esta Y cuando salsa e
hare saber al publico en- mis- anuncios.
Prof. vi. {. MARTINEZ.
PodsrOso Sanador.
I191a S. Spring Street
Los Angeles. Cali oTuia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-28
DOLLON EN- PODER DE LOS
FRANCHISES.

PARIS, septiembre 26.-Las tropas
del general Debeney que operan en- Ia
region de San Quintin, Sc p~osesiona-
ron de Ia Villa de Dollon, que los ale
names habian recibido 6rdeneS de de
fender hasta cl ultimo hombre.
La rapidez cob cue los franceses
ejecutaron su ataque sobre esa po-
sici6n. hizo que ell erem!go no tuvie-
ra tempo de organizar la defensa
que Sc proponia Y la posici6n fue cap
turada por los franceses sin mucha
dificultad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-28
poeta Villaespesa fue
robado en- Veracruz
c,--so ,.- "r. rsESsA.-

POI Corzeo. para LA TSENSA-"
FERACRUZ, 81 de Septiembre.-
e. poeta espanol Francisco Yillaes-
pesa, que Sc halla desde' hace algu-
nos dias en- este puerto, de donde
Sc embarcara pr6ximamente para "a
peninsula de Yucatan en- compania
del poeta Antonio Mediz Bolio, fu&
robado en- el cuarto del hotel que o.
cupa, Ia noche de antier, por ddos
rateros que han sido aprchendidos.
En- los informes que el waite his
PIANO p]roporcion6 a las autoridades,
Sc coasigna que los rateros Sc apo
deraron de toda la ropa que pose!a
81 moderno cantor del caTrancismo,
sin dejarle sino Ia cue llevaba pues-
IA. pues e. robo Sc verified cuandc
V~illaespesa esta5a fuera de su habita-
ci6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-28
Veint- mil pesos de rescate

e general Adaioerto Palacios en-
VIC 4 IN captain de 81 estado mayor
4 que c~onferenciara con los rebeldes
surianos sobre "a entrega Que quie-
re que hagan esros, del senior Pa
lacios. padre del general referi6o,
quieu fue hecho prsionero por ellos
hace cinco dias Ell las inmediaclo-
mes de eSta localidad.
Sc Ia sabido por conductO segu-
70, que los re6eldes quieren que Sc
les envie Ia suma de veinte mil CO.
mo rescate del padre del general Pa
lacioS, pero parece que este Sc MEGA
a deSembolsar tai cartidad. a peSar
de que Sc trata de su padre.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-28

mo, y por 10 mismc no Sc expone a %per6erlo, como
les la Gucedido a algunos de sus palsanos, guienes
por error sc vaiieron de casas desconocidas Y a.
No hay que olvidar que VALE MAS VIEJO POR
CONOClDO QUE NUEVO POR CONOCER", y la
Mayo's Money Exchange es la casa mis- antigua y
Estado mas grande del pals ms grande de Ia gran
de America.
5to.-Forque no importa a que paisano lie pre-
gunte I'd. TODOS y cada UNO lie Giran segura-
que lie ofrece tantas ventajas y facilidades para ha~
GER sus env1os Ge dineYo y de mercancias a c~ualquier
parte de Mexico, es la MAYO'S MONEY EX-
CHANGE, 1923 T.. Houston ST., San Antonio, Te-
zas. y que e. Ia que tiene los precios mas bajos, ei
service mas rapido y la que ofrece las mayores Sc
g~uridades.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-28

podra anunciar algo en- tai sentido
por conducto de los diarios de esta
capital. :
Habiendo tenidc conocimiento el Sc
nor Secretario de Agricultural Y Co.
mercio, Pastor Rouaix, del viaje que
proyecta Mr.. Ford, Sc ha i%nfornlado
que dicha Secretaria de Estado envia-
"a a este una cordial invitaci6r para
que visite ell pals tan luego como sus
ocupaciones Sc 10 permitar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-28
=-a--Hsg-
RAJ MEXICO
DENTRO DE POGO
TEMPO
Rouaix 10 ha invitado
para que visite Ia
Repub!ica
Pc. Correo. para LA PRENSA."

Pos Correo, para LA PRENSA-"
MEXICO, septiembre 22.-Es cast
SECURE que ell northumberland ameri-
cano Mr.. Henry Ford, haga proSima-
mente III viaje a esta capital, segun
informaciones que proporciono a la
prensa Ell senior Ing. F. de Cordova,
uno de los que integran Ia conision
que el referido fabricante de automo-
viles envi6 q nuestra nacion para es-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-28
Ccmbates en- los alrededores.

A Ia madrugada del dia -. el jefe
de las armas creyo indispensable que
una columna s~aliesc, acompanada de
una cuadrilla de trabajadores, para
proceder a la reparaci6n de los cables
rotos por los rebeldes V de las cane
rias que habian sufrido la misma suer
te.
Quinientos hombres de caballeria
fueron destacadoS hacia el rumbo de
Villa Hermosa, por donde Sc decia
que sc acercaban los revolucionarioS
pero parece que los carrancistas no
tuvicron que II tan lejos para trope-
Ear cor Ell enemigo. pucs no Sc hablan
retirado una legua de esta ciudad,
cuando comenZaron Z ser t~lroteadoS
nutridamente por los %Serranos, Qu!e-
mes ocupaban una colina que Sc halla
a Ia derecha del canine que Seguian
las fuerzas del gobierno.
Lon anti-carrapcistas no sostuvie-
ron un combate en- forma, pues uni
camente Sc p~arapetaban tras de las
penas V hacian un fVego nutrido has
ia originates algunas bajas a los
carrancistas, = retrocedian con rum
DO 4 la sierra, logrando de esta ma
nera hacerles a los carrancistas GER
ca de cuarenta mucrtos, los que fue-
ron traidos a esta ciudad Y vistos por
todcs los habitantes. razon por la que
oficialmente no Sc Ia podido ocultar
Ia verdad de los hechos.
Por fin. a Ia manana del dieciseis sc
logr6 dejar terminadas las reparacio-
mes de las canerias V los cables. por
10 cue este dia va hubo aqua Y luz
en- Ia poblaci6n Y Sc verificaron las
fiestas patrias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-28
FUEKoN AFREHENDIDos TRES
PEQUENoS RATERoS

Ell Official de policia Hyatt sorpren-
do aver en- la manana a tres mucha-
chos que Sc estaban robando Ia fruta
de una casa de Ia calle Garden. Como
Ell prcietario de Ia casa Sc diera cuen-
ia, intercedio por los pequehos rate
ros y Ell policia los dei6 en- libertad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-28
u S T E ID

No tiene que moiestarse enyiando dilero por nues-
tro conducto, pues basta con que 10 envie 4 nuestras
oficinas y ~nosotros nos encsrgamos de todO 10 de-
mas, ~NOSOTR0S, al ser hechos los pages en- Ne
xico O l. entrega de las mercancias, lie mandaremos
un comprobautc con IA firma de la persona a quien
listed los envi6, 10 que sera Ia mejor prueba de'aue
TODD lego de entera conformidad.
AL desear listed enviar dinero o mercancias a
Hexico- sirvase recortar ell cupon que esta debajo
de este anuncio, y envienoslc, debidameate llenado,
en- I'm sobre O pegado en- una tarJ>ta postal, y a
vuelta de correo recibira toda clase de informes.
No DIVIDE I'D. QUE SIENDO CLIENTE
NITESTRO .REClBE FRECUENTEMENTE VA.
LIOSOS OBSEQUIOS que repartimos GRATIS en-
ire todos ~nuestros clientes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-28
CASESE:

Cacaloco d dana z-=r-caals = ocras
-racion2liGaGrs eSteasz llsLa de Eermo-
SOS Gomo-e-
I Ma-de US DOLLAR y e -nyta-enos I
vuel.a de eo=rso, EGeStrO compl=to, Ca
! talozo Matrimonial. con dsc-ipcICacs
/ completes. &c muchzs j5vcHss = alCC-
mas viuaas. gge 6UscaG a ~ marl6c
oaenos y hon-sdo. PucGe listed escri6ir
a cralguie-a 6e elias . soatrae- ~ &C.
liz mAt-:uonio en- CnUy b-eve tempo.
Nosotrus. pO- nGeSc-G H:--c sSaios peg
: scnaS -~ccoutrJaDiS. I-cst-U negocIO
/ ssta baS&Go sC5Ee a hon-aG-Z , l-.;iti-
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na czntidad de IN DOLLAR sI-va ds es-
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