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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-07-09
FORMER MAYOR OF NEW
YORK DIES BY FALL
John PurrOy Mitchell Drops From Fast
Flying Scout Plane. Meeting Instant
Death; Accident Unexplained. -

Maj John Purroy Mitchell. former
mayor of New York city and an Off
Ger in the aviation section of the sig
nal corps, was instantly killed at Ger
stner field Saturday when he fell from
a single scatter scout plane at height
of about 500 feet
Maj. Kirby commanding officer at
the field, offered no explanation as
to how the accident might have oc-
Cured. 1t is a rule that all flyers be
fastened in the planes by a safety
belt and whether examination of the
wrecked machine indicated that Mai
Mitchell had failed TO do this or that
the belt became broken was not
stated. Maj. Mitchell had been in the
air about half an hour when he fell
Maj. Mitchell. ACCOMPANIED by Mrs
Mitchell. came 20 Lakes Charles from
San Diego. Cal. about three weeks
ago aqd Mrs Mitchell was at Gerstner
field Saturday morning. but did noc
witness the accident Mrs. Mitchell.
with the body, left Saturday night for
New York.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-07-09
OUR BOYS on THE BArTLEFIELDS OF EUROPE.

hundred thousand
a
great the demand
and build
noad of the central powers and become
a cal
a ships
made that another million viii
be recently
that Americas the
September by which time is
Will be sufficient to permit the beginning of real
as has not yet be slackers viii be
high tolerate them
the
brief
front picture There filters through
occaonaly however
when The really when
men nd guns O in the task
the drive
the This VIII be follow
The reading
the of the war and
know hat our n doing and enduring
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-07-09
4 NEW ARRIVAL.

Another little soldier boy arrived at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Kohlhepp.
This is their fourth grandson born
this year: One was born in Arizona.
two in Salt Lake City. and the fourth
at American Falls. July 1st Their
daughter. Minerva. the artist. is the
proud mother. The father Herman
A. Teichart was also born at Ameri-
can Falls 81 years ago. His parents
moved across the river and took up
a homestead on the bottoms near Ster-
ling where he was raised. He is now
a soldier in France and holds a re-
sponsible position. Yrs. Teichart in
tends to continue her~art and take ad-
vantage of the scholarship she won in
London. She has taken advantage of
the scholarship she won in New York
City. She painted a life size portrait
OF DR.. Minnie Howard. also life sized
busts of Doctors Pool and Howard who
have gone to the war. She is engaged
TO paint portraits of two prominent
kItizens of American Falls.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-07-09
OFFICIAL L. :. WAR PICTURE.

There. was a time not so long ago
when the question was frequently ask
ed What is Uncle Sam doing TO win
the ware" That question is now being
answered every day in the casualty
lists and the news dispatches OF the
papers. Now Uncle Sam is going to
make it still more plain to the people
of America what he is doing to win
this war, and by winning it ending IT,
He has prepared a series OF motion
pictures under the title "Pershing S
Crusaders" and in these pictures he
takes the beholder behind the scenes
and shows just what he is doing in
the way of preparation TO help wipe
militarism and autOcracy off the earth.
More than that. actual war scenes at
the front i'm France are shown SO WV
idly that no doubt is left in the nina
of anv beholder as to the work gong
on over there.
There is not a city, a town, a village
or a hamlet in America which is NOT
represented among the men who form
that army known as "Pershing's Cru
saders." Men from idaho fight along
side of men from New York, and the
Texan marches at the elbow OF the
Yankee from Maine. Your boy and
the other mothers boy is over there,
lighting that our common homeland
may remain free, that France and
England may be spared from becom-
ing vassals of the Berlin autOcrat.
"Pershing's Crusaders" will be
shown at the Auditorium next Satur-
dav and Sunday nights II is a Unit
ed States official war film, taken by
the L. s. signal corps and navy photo
graphers, and augmented by pictures
taken by the general staff of the
French army. 1t is being shown all
over America under direction of the
United States war department, and no
one should fail to see it.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-07-09
NAVY COLLECTING PHOTOS
OF MEN LOST IN SERVICE

Through the bureau of navigation
the navy department is now collect
ing photographs of all men of the
service who have lost their lives i'm
service against the enemy. To per-
petuate the memory of these men who
have made the sacrifice their pictures
are to be preserved in the various
training stations of the country. Sec
retary Daniels has requested that
these photographs be sent TO the de-
partment by the next of kin
AS rapidly as these pictures are re-
ceived copies are made and the origin
ais returned to the owners. A photo
graph of each man is then forwarded
to the training station where he began
his career in the service There, a
memorial gallery of honor or a herO'S
corner is formed so that for all time
the faces of the men of the navy who
have made the supreme sacrifice may
be honored by the yuoths of the fu-
ture sent to the station for training
Relatives of men who have been lost
in the present war who have not re-
ceived requests for pictures are ask
ed to mail them to the department for
this memorial All pictures should
be securely wrapped after they have
been marked with the name, branch
of service and training station the
young man entered after enlistment
These should be addressed to the Re
cruiting Division. Bureau of Naviga-
tion. Navy Department, Washington.
d. c. When copied. the photograph
will be returned to the sender with one
of the copies.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-07-09
Ship Production Breaking Record.

Snip Production IN the United States
in June amounted 70 ESQ 400 dead
tons. making the total 1918 produc-
tion TO date 1,0S4,67O tons.
The June production, which is at
the rate of 3.364,SOO tons a year. is a
new record for the United States and
is the greatest output of ocean going
tonnage ever completed in any one
month by any nation. 1t comes with
in 5000 tons of the worlds record for
shipbuilding made by the British ship
yards in May, but which included all
classes of vessels.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-07-09
LETTERS FROM POWER
COUNTY SOLDIERS.


Camp Merritt, New Jersey, July 23.
1918. Editor American Falls Press.
Dear Sir-This is to let you and my
friends in Power county know Of my
arrival in the east We had a most
enjoyable journey from the Pacific to
the Atlantic coast. Crowds of people
greeted us at almost every station. At
many places the ladies of the Red
Cross met us and gave us candy, to-
bacco postcards. ice cream. etc.
The weather is much warmer here
than any we had before leaving Camp
Lewis. though We have had several
showers which cooled the atmosphere
for a time.
Day before yesterday 7 secured a "A
hour pass and visited New York city.
OF course one can see only little i'm
that length Of time but / did see many
interesting things l spent a part of
the time at Coney Island. It is very
interesting to watch the crowds who
go there to seek amusement New
York is a great place yet when the war
is over / think that the northwest will
be good enough for me. The other
boys all seem to feel the same
Will close now, as l feel that it is
useless to attempt to 90 into details
of my trip. Please address my paper
to
PVT. FRANK MILLER.
Co. Z. 361st Infantry. \. A. American
Expeditionary Forces.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-07-09
Nonpartisans Give Up Work in Me-
braSka.

Dismissal of the suit brought i'm the
district court of Lancaster county. Ne
braska, by officers of the Nonpartisan
league. to restrain the Nebraska state
council of defense from preventing the
holding of meetings by the Nonparti-
sans. may eliminate future friction
between the council and the league.
James b. Manahan of s.. Paul, Mimi.
attorney for the Nonpartisans, stated
the league would withdraw its paid
organizers from Nebraska and discon-
tnue the distribution of literature.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-07-09
NAY Use 1915 DRAFT MEN.
Registrars Must Be Ready for August
Call, Says CrOWder.

That selectiye service men of the
1918 class, who registered for military
service June y. last. may help to till
next months draft quotas is indicated
in instructions received from Provost
Marshal General Crowder.
Local draft boards. the instructions
said, should give the new registrants
their physical examinations as soon as
they are classified in class l, Boards
would be expected TO have class L
men available for the August call.
General Crowder declared.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-07-09


An Associated Press dispatch from
Washington says that President Wilson
viii veto the annual agricultural APP
preparation bill because Of the rider
agreed to- by both the house and SEM
are Saturday fixing the government
guaranteed wheat price at $40 per
bushel. This Information was trans
mitted TO Chairman Lever of the house
agricultural committee through P0st-
master General Burleson just before
Speaker Clark had signed the bill pre-
liminary to sending it to the White
House.
Officials estimated that if the 81 40
price for wheat is approved, the price
OF flour would be increased approxi-
mately by 81 per barrel with an in
crease of from 90 B cents i'm the price
OF a loaf of bread. With S240 as the
basic price. wheat probably would sell
In New York at $2.75 a bushel, it was
said
Congress settled the long standing
controversy over the government
guaranteed price of wheat by approv-
ing a price of S24O as a substitute for
$3.50 as contended for by the senate.
/ The senate accepted without debate
the substitute previously adopted in
the house, and sent the measure to the
president for his signature.
The wheat price provision is at
tached to the annual appropriation
bill carrying S2S.OOOO0O Should the
president veto the bill the S2S.0O0. 900
annual appropriation for the depart
ment of agriculture would be tied up
until congress recOnvenes The de-
partment however. would not be with
out funds, as congress Friday adopted
a resolution continuing last years ap-
preparation until the appropriation bill
finally is enacted.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-07-09

L.. ). Army Base Hospital. Camp
Fremont, Cal. July ,, 1918. Dear Mr..
Barber have been receiving the
Press which l want TO thank you for
very much l sure enjoy reading it
and l read every word there is in it,.
Well l am just fine and enjoying my
self California is a pretty state and
everything is looking fine but it is
very dry here.
Some time ago l was transferred
from the sanitary train to the base
hospital so please change my address.
Yours very truly,
ANEL WIDSTEEN.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-07-09
KILLED BY LIGHTNING

Gustav Kaldon. a farmer living on
the Harris place, three and half
miles south of Aberdeen. was instant
ly killed by lightning Friday after
noon Mr. Kaldon was carrying a
small child at the time. and was walk
ing beside his wife The child was
slightly marked by the bolt and Mrs.
Kaldon escaped entirely. The Kali
dons came to the Aberdeen locality
about a year ago.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-07-09
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WHY SUGAR Is SHY.

State Food Administrator r.
F. Bicknell, in an interview at
Boise Saturday, told why the re-
cent stringent sugar regulations
were put into effect We had
supposed he said, that we
would not have to reduce the
amount Of sugar further, but in
the last few days U-boats have
sunk 26,000,000 pounds of sugar
from Cuba, and that is why we
have to be so stringent just now
There is plenty of sugar at
Java but we have to get the YES
sells over there to bring it back.
We do not want to have to
) waste the fruit crop from lack
of sugar and that is why we are
having to reduce the consump-
; tion for table use just now.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-07-09

the German generals and the German
military party will sacrifice their own
men as they surely did sacrifice them
to gain a point in strategy, what would
they do 10 America and our allies if
they should gain a final victory in the
ware We should think Of this when
it comes to aiding our government aad
the auxiliary workers in their efforts
to carry on the struggle to a right yic-
tory. to a right and lasting peace
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-07-09

Predictions are made by the allied
general staff that another German
drive is coming.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-07-09

Japan is planning to double the
strength of her army.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-07-09
CONGRESS FIXES WHEAT PRICE
At S2.lO PER BTSHEI.

compromise Finally Effected Between
House and senate IntimatiOn Given
That President Wilson viii Veto
the Bill.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-06
Especial para La PRENSA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Mario 2.
Tomas Mooney, ell convict0 de ha-.
ber colocadp en- la calle de Market
de esta ciudad una bomba de dina
mita que mato diez personas y que
hirio de gravedad cincuenta, sera
coigado en- la carcel de San Quintin
ue eSta c:udad.
La Suprema Corte de JustIcia aca-
ba de fallar en- este sentido e. REQ
espera tranquilo la hora de la ex-
piaci6n de que en- su persona Sc
cometa un atentado.
El asunto. que ha apaslonado a la
opinion mundal por tratarse de un
case en- ell que Sc asevera que Ia jus
ticia ha sido violada por parte de los
intereses de los capitalists para
castigar a uno de los directories de
uniones obreras, no esta terminado,
en- opinion de los unionistas que han
expresado su descontento con ell IA
llo de Ia Corte Suprema.
Protestas de todas parties de los
Estados Unidos esta recibiendo aho-
ia ell Supreme Tribunal, pues las
uniones estan empenadas en- salvar
su jefe.
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\ un prominente hombre de nego-
clos de Tampico que lego aver San
Antonia nroccdente de aGuel impor-
,a0te pucrto. al arreglo de varios
.s#.nsos relacionadhs con empresas
rc,-olif -raS. pcegGntamos. al entire
vizya~'o en IN c6r:rico hotel donde
St a,oia. 81 erS verdad que la mayor
parte de !as DoSiciones que tenia e.
general Manuel Pe'aez habian sido
ca3turadas por las fUerzas carranciS-
taS-
-Creo que Sc ha exagerado extra
ordinariamente en- esa information
Official. atribdida al general Caballero.
respecto al reSultado Immediate de Ia
carnpana en- Ia region petrolifera del
Norte de Veracruz,-lijonos e. ria
lego ! conste cue al decir 10 ante
r.ar me fu2do unicamente en- los in
fs-ne= que 50 ticnen en- Tampico
resucc.o dicha campana, irformes
que son. pos ,t:v2m-nte, nay differ l.
te . los quc Sc han dado IA publisi-
Js e I2s F--cdoc CHidos.
- - poEtico.
No soy politico. nj nunca 10 he
s..,,. -9..-.....J cl c.l-TcviS.Ido. Soy
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i
destru1ida
por Villa
En- Magistral, Dgo.
Tueron Fnuertos uR
rslexEcano Y An
americana
TclcGran:a Especial para "a rHE\sh.


FL pASO. Tex. Mario 5.-Earios
ane-:cAnoS que i.egaEon noy esta
ci.dai huvcnuv }; las dcpr5daci3Ee*
De 20. viliis.as. traen Ia noticla lie que
dichos rebe,des destriyeron por COM
p,nto Ia pl4nta metalurg.ca de Mag.s-
mai one sc encuentra er el Edo. de
Durango Y aieron muer,e 4 C"lariHo
Sln.:l Ponciano SaUcyda, lnGl-
vioucs oue Sc encont. abaE 1uidando
81 cs,ab cc:mieat0. Para ilCvar q ca
bo su cbra GeSt.uct"ra los rebeldes
dinam taron la planta per varias par
tc. y "a incenGiaron despues.
Smith. uno De los sacrif!cadoS. era
ciudadano americana, pcrO haba VI
viGr er Mexico muChos amos. Su
madre e. mexicana.
ToaoS los americanos que Sc en-
caut~aban n las inmediaciones dc n
p'an.a. y qve habian lido hacc noco
tempo fin de reanudar los trataJos,
put:cron escapar cuando supieron
cuc Sc accrcaban los viliistas.
Ia fsr1:lia De Sauceda reside en-
csta cludad. Y hoy !e fue communicated
h terrible nueva de la muerte de su
Geudo. No Sc ha dado & conocer IA
fccha en- cue ilevaron . caho los vi
llisras la vo!adura de ia planta meta
iljrgica.
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Hacen experienciaS con
uaa especIe detrjgo
en- Mexico
HA DADO MAGNlFsCCS
RESuLTADCS
rcIrgrama Especial para IL rHE>-,

tcirgrdna E>prriai para IL Ihf.NN'
NUEVA YORK. Mario ). "a ur-
gentc necesidad aHe hay ea Mexico
de resolver cUayso &ntcs &. name
"a c;er,a e. proolcml de Ia aiimcn-
tac;5a del pueblo. s:H neces.daI ="
acldir a IA impor. .aci"n Il" cerna!"*.
ha lievado q varios a&riculto-es 4
exrerimentar diveYsas Semills:s do
trigo taato en- el Rajio como en- ptras
regiones del Norte. Cue han Sido
coasiieradas como ias n&s aDroDnsl-
to para Ia production de csc grano.
scgUn dicen las jnformaciones que Sc
nan recibido de Mexico.
e. resultado de las eXper:eneias
practicadas ha puesto de manifesto
que ia semilla que da mciores rendi-
mientos. es una oriGinaria de Espana,
que pertenece a la cl&Se de las cCno-
cidas con el nombre dc semillas dc
trigo de las montanaS Y, de acuer"o
con ia information trasmitiGa. sem
braado e:ta simiente pueden ser oote-
midas tres cosechas anuaie>: IN pr
mera en- el mes de Mario; la segunda
en- el mes de Agos;o Y Ia Iercera
4! fina'iz2r el ano.
Aeregan los informes cue Ia cali
dad del grano no es tan buena como
Il de las classes superiores de este ce-
real, pero que la abundancia con que
sc produce compensa ampliam@nte
la diferencia que existe en- la clase.
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WASHINGTON. Mario 5.-La Sc
crctaria de Guerra en- un inio"ms
cue g-esentd Ia Com!siGn Mi!i1ar de
a Cac1ara de DiputadoS. refrrertc Il
cmpleo de los tondos &utori@&dos nnr
csa Camara para Ct. desarro'Io de IA
aviaci6n en- q eitrcigo americana,
manifesto que mas de $40 miloneS
de pesos SO habian gastado VA en- el
estab!ccimiento Dc csc Importance ser
'vicic. mar;featando que como aun no
esraha cerninado y perfeccionado
del todo. Sc hacia necesario un nuevo
gastc dc cerca de doscientoS millones
de pesos mas. y qJe dlcho casio era
de u-gcntc HcccSiGad.
En- vista De las ra2one5 eXpueStas
por "a Secreraria de Guerra. la Co
mission tom6 en- consideration la peti-
ci1n V Sc presentara en- breyc a Ia
Camara.
Esra aprobo IN decreto por el cual
se lec,ara que el hecho de obstru:r 81
gobierno la yenta de bonos de otras
seguridades emprestitoS, bien ha-
ciendo circular falsas noticias Y ru-
nores hacienda una oposici6n ohs-
tinada 4 Ia campana de venta. co.'s
tituira un crimcn cue debc caer ha-
10 q peso de Ia ley.
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Garcia Priieto
V el nuevo
gabiinete
Celebran una junta
EsIaprimer a,despues
de haber Sido re-
sorganizad0
Servicio Especial para IA PRENSa.

|
MADRID, Mario 5.-El primer
Conseio de Ministries par G! nuevo
cabinets espanol Sc ce!eor6 hoy en-
sta capital, habierdo sido presidido
poc el Primer Ministro senor Garcia
Prieto, quien anuncic despues de esa
iInta que los miembros del gab!nete
reorganizado estaban en- complete "a
cuerdo con su politica y habia acep-
tado su programa que sera en- breye
sometido al nuevo Parlamento.
Dicho programa sera discutidc r.as
ar1pliamente en- varios Consoles de
Ministries, para desarrollar los deta-
lies; pero los principles generates del
mismo han sido aceptados, tanto per
10 oue toca q los asuntos de politica
interior. como a las cuestlones inter-
nacionales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-06
TOMAS MOONEY, FL FAM0S0 ANARQU|STA
.SERA COLGAD0 En- SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
No Sc acept6 la insinuaci6n del Presidente Will
son para un nueuo jurado
Ell FALLO DE LA SUPREMA CORTE DE JUSTICA

La recommendation que hizo el pre-
sidente Wilson al pueblo V las au-
toridades de California para cue sc
llevara a un nuevo Jurado Mooney,
va no tiene lugar: ha sido desechada
de plano V en- estos mo-e1tos sc de-
munstra Ia independencia que tienen
.os noderes judicial Y ejacut:vo de
los Estados Unidos.
Sin embargo, hay codavia saliva
cion para Mooney: el indulto que
puede otorgarle el gobernador Ste
phens.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-06
EN- COSTA RIGA
ESTAILO UNA
REVOI.UCI()N
Todos los rebeldes, menos
eI iefe de elIos, FerDan=
dez thleiE. fueron
apreilendides

PANAMA, Mario 5.-Noticias reci-
bidas hoy en- eSra ciudad, hacen sa-
her que nnventa Y seis revoluciona-
rios de Costa Rica fueron arrestados
por el gobiarno costarricense, con 10
cual Sc logrG suprimir el movimiento
revo'ucionario encabezado por Fer
nandez Guell.
Segdn dicen esas noticias, todos
los lidereS del movimiento, con en-
cepcion del citado Fernandez Guell,
cayeron en- manos De los hombres del
go6icrno, por 10 que Sc considera
completamente suprimido el movl,
miento.
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.EXHIBIRAN UNA AMETRALLA-
DORA ALEMANA EN-
ESTE PALS.

CON Ell EJERCITO AMERICANA
EN- FRANC1A, Mario 5.-Una a:re-
tralladora alemana en- magnificas COR
diciones va a ser enviada a Washing
ton, como el primer trofeo de guerra
americana, para que Sc exhiba en- los
Estados Unidos. La ametralladora Sc
encontraba entire Ia gran cantidad de
material de guerra que fue aJandona-
do por ell enemigo en- un retiente de-
rrota.
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ALVARo OBREGoN, sEHTEHCIAD0 A kiUERTE
Solamente el DR.. Urrutia podr1a salvarlo

Obregon VIC en- Los Angeles, Y quleh
di6 el fallo de su ciencia al guerrl-
Hero mexicano.
La vieja herida supura.
Segdn los informes que nos su-
mnistra. Ia vieja herida del guerrl-
llcro madeIista Supura constante-
meEte V no tiene alivio porQue Ia O.
peracijn practicada en- el campo del
conbate donde recibi6 una granada
en- e. brazo, fuG deficiente. :
Con el tempo podia hab'r Sanado
de esta hcrida Obreg6n, pero dlas
ante5 Dc cue salieTa de Mexico, al
oajar IA escalera de la Secretaria de
guerra, rssbai6 y c@y6. go.reaado2e
el munon del brazo mutilado.
Sc abri6 Ia herida Y los doctores
mexicanos opinaron que el enfermo
podia sucumbir de IN mcnento a
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Facilidades para la
naturalization de
extranjevos

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TeIegrama Especial para Ia PRENsi
WASHINGTON. Marzo.-5-Hoy
fu& aprobado en- Ia Canara de los
Representatives. e! proyecto que fue
prcsentado Y en- el cual Sc previene
cue cualquier extraniero que cuente
con una buena hoja de servicios en-
cualquiera de las ramas que tienen
coexi0n con las fuerZas combatien
ties de los Estadcs Unidos Y que ha-
va residido por espacio de un aho en-
este pals podr;i ser naturalizado CO.
mo ciudadano americana. Este pro-
yecto pasari en- seguida al Senado.
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