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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-03-06
From Sergeant John Q. Stuart.


Dear Editor-I have started at last
on the letter long promised you; as an
expression OF my appreciation for the
county paper during the time / have
been in Europe. will not say France
for have been in four of the different
European countries; not including the
State of Luxemburg, since landing
June 81, 1918.
think appreciated the paper most
when lying in the trenches, just op-
posite Fritzie, when the orders were
very strict to keep in your trench
during the day. The time seemed to
pass quicker and the "keeping down"
did not seem so monotonous if we had
something to read.
There was one thing regretted ex-
tremely; being the only Yank from
Iron County in my company, and the
only one in my battalion after my
friend, James butcher, was wounded
and sent to the hospital; that it seem
ed too valuable for me to peruse the
pages and no one else receive benefit
from it and toss it to one side. es-
pecially enjoyed the news from near
home in the lines of Angelo, Lonely
One, and Timothy Hay, I think was
the correspondent from Goodland.
I also wish to extend my sympathy
to the bereaved ones of Private Rus
sell Riggs, who made the Supreme
Sacrifice for his and our country, in
our fight in the Argonne. Bob. Mar
shalt noted the sketch from his
letter in the REGISTER telling of his
wound in July, and hope he received
no more.
/ was very sorry indeed to hear
of Russell Riggs going down. I never
happened to meet him over here,
though the Second Division, which in
cludes the 9th and 9th Marines, was
our left flank Division in both the st.
MihieI and Argonne offensives.
Both Divisions went ''over the top"
together, viz, the I'd and seth, on
November 1st,and was still in the lines
when the armistice was signed.
have been here at Ohatillon since
December 2S, 1918, attending the !. W.
s. School closed Wednesday and we
will be leaving Saturday for our re-
spective companies in Germany.
Chatillon is a very interesting place
in historical way. The Germans in
vaded this place in 1870. visited the
ancient Ruines du Chateau des Dues
and du Cimetiere ST. Voales, also the
church where st. Bernard's Chapel is
located, dating back to the third CEN
tury. st. Bernard was murdered or
the altar OF this church.
There are many places of interest II
France and Germany If one coulo
only visit them, but as you know oul
uMission Over There' was far differ
ent from sightseeing in the tourist
way.
Thanking You again, and hoping te
see the U. s. soon,
I remain,
SERGEANT JOHN @. STUART,
Co. M, 354th Infantry, seth Division
A. P. O. No. ISL, Chatillon- Seine
France, January 29, 1918.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-03-06
Order of Publication.

In the circuit court of Iron county,
Missouri, in vacation, February II,
1919.
The state of Missouri, at the relation
and to the use of B. P. Burnham,
collector of the revenue of Iron coun-
ty, Missouri.
against
]. w. Vandolah, Bertha w. Weiss and
Isaac Hall, and the unknown consorts,
heirs and devisees of ]. w. Vando-
lah, Bertha W. Weiss and Isaac Hall,
defendants.
(Action to Enforce Lien for Taxes.)
Now at this day comes the plaintiff,
B. P. Burnham, collector the revenue
of Iron county, Missouri, and files his
petition and affidavit, setting forth,
among other things, that the defendants,
j. w. Vandolah, Bertha w. Weiss and
Isaac Hall, and the unknown consorts,
heirs and devisees of J. W. Vandolah,
Bertha w. Weiss and Isaac Hall,
are non-residents of the state of Mis-
souri,, and that they cannot be served
with summons in said state; it is,
therefore, ordered by the clerk of the
circuit court of Iron county, Missouri,
in vacation, that publication be made
notifying said defendants that an action
has been commenced against them in
the circuit court of said county, the
object and general nature of which is
to enforce the lien of the state of Mis-
souri, on the following real estate, be-
longing to the said defendants for bach
taxes for the years 1916 and 1877, tc
wit:
The southwest quarter of the north
west quarter of section twenty-tou
township thirty 1.-TWO, north, range three
east, forty acres-all in Iron county
Missouri
Can itemized statement in the nature
of tax bill showing the amount O.
taxes, interest and costs now due OF
said real estate for the years aforesaid
amounting in the aggregate to the sun
of two and 96-100 dollars, is filed will
said petition as provided by law.)
And unless they be and appear at th'
next term of said court to be holden TO
the county of Iron, and state OF Mis-
souri,, at the court house in said count.
on the fourth Monday in April next
1919, and on or before the third da.
thereof (if the term shall so long con
tinue; and, if not, then before the end o
the term and plead, answer or demur t.
said plaintiffs petition, the same vii
tie taken as confessed, Judgment rem
dered in accordance with the prayer O
said petition, and said real estate, 0
so much thereof as may be necessary t
satisfy said Judgment, interest an
costs, be sold under special fieri facia
to be issued thereon.
Tt is further ordered that a cop
hereof be published according to la
in the Iron County Register, a week.
| newspaper published in said county
Iron, and state of Missouri.
JESSE M. HAWKINS, Circuit CLERK
A true copy from the record:
SEAL Witness my hand and officis
seal, this 2Ist day of Feb
ruary, 1919.
JESSE M. HAWKINS, Clerk
Circuit Court. Iron county, Mo.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-03-06
Order Of Publication.

In the circuit court of Iron county,
Missouri, in vacation, February 22,
1919.
The state of Missouri, at the relation
and to the use of B. P. Burnham,
collector of the revenue of Iron
county, Missouri,
against
J. L. Neighbors, Robert E. Shryock,
Alice Crooks, George Sellers, Abra-
ham Sellers, Jr., W. H. Grow, A.
T. Cook, Hugh G. Clark, and
Postlethwaite Investment Compa-
ny, corporation, and the unknown
consorts, heirs and devisees of J. L..
Neighbors, Robert E. Shryock, Alice
Crooks, George Sellers, Abraham
Sellers, Jr., w. H. Crow, A. 7. Cook
and Hugh G. Clark, defendants.
(Action to Enforce Lien for Taxes.)
Now at this day comes the plaintiff,
B. P. Burnham, collector of the revenue
of Iron county, Missouri, and files his
petition and affidavit, setting forth
among other things, that the defend
ants,
are non residents of the state Of Mis-
souri,, and that they cannot be served
with summons in said state;
It is therefore, ordered by the clerk
of the circuit court of Iron county,
Missouri, in vacation, that publication
be made notifying said defendants that
an action has been commenced against
them in the circuit court of said county,
the object and general nature of which
is to enforce the lien of the state oi
Missouri on the following real estate.
belonging to the said defendants, fol
back taxes for the years 1916 and 1917,
to wit
The northeast quarter of the south
west quarter or section two, township
thirty two, north, range four east, forty
acres; the southeast quarter OF the
northwest quarter Of section twenty,
two, township thirty-two, north, range
three east, forty acres; the northwest
quarter of the northeast quarter OF sec
ton thirty. six, township thirty-two
north, of range three east, forty acre
said real estate being in Iron county
missouri.
Gan itemized statement in the natur
of a tax bill showing the amount o
taxes, interest and costs now due o.
said real estate for the years aforesaid
amounting in the aggregate to the sur
of nine and $500 dollars is filed wit
said petition as provided by law.)
i And unless they be and appear at tn
lnext term of said court to be holden TO
the county of Iron, and state of Mis-
souri,. at the court house in said count
on the fourth Monday in April next
, 1919, and on or before the third da
thereof, Gf the term shall SO long con
tinue; and, If not, then before the en-
of the term J, and plead, answer or dc
mur to said plaintiffs petition, th
same will be taken as confessed, Jude
ment rendered in accordance with th
prayer of said petition, and said ref
estate, or so much thereof as may b
necessary to satisfy said Judgment, il
terest and costs, be sold under speci;
fieri facias to be issued thereon.
1t is further ordered that copy here
/, OF be published according to law in th
Iron County Register, weekly news
paper published in said county OF iroi
and state of Missouri.
JESSE M. HAWKINS, Circuit CLERK
"A true copy from the record,
[sEALl Witness my hand an
official seal, this oath ds
+ of February, 1919.
/ JESSE M. HAWKINS, Clerk
Circuit Court, Iron county, Mo.
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Letter From Monty r. Black.
January 26-27 1919,

w N, T-- JdHUdTy HU-ETy IV1Vs y
Kind Friends and Relatives: This
being Sunday, feel that I've plenty Of
time to write you lengthy letter, so
will try to describe life in Germany.
AS | find it so different from what
expected, feel sure /. can write an
interesting letter.
/ am with my Company, which is
in Erang, Germany, which is q small
town, situated on the Moryelle Riv-
er Valley.
If / were speaking to you person
ally, am sure one Of the first things
you would inquire about would be the
financial standing Of Germany al
present. From what ihforma-
tion ! can pick up, ! should say that
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-03-06
: IRONTON, MO, THURSDAY, MARCH s, 1919

advantages that exist here, nor when
we shall return to the states.
You may ask of some of the boys,
and now they are getting along. I've
only met Herbert MartinSpitzmiller,
John Hilloman, and heard from Claud
Tinker, all of whom are, as think, O..
K. Well Ia Ta /! and good wishes
to all.
MONTY R. BLACK,
356th Infantry, M. A. Co.
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Days Of Week.

NoTE.-The precipitation includes
rain, hail, sleet and melted snow, and
is recorded in inches and hundredths.
Ten inches of snow equal one inch OF
rain. "T''indicates trace of precip'ta-
ton. ARCADIA COLLEGE Observer.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-03-06
From Oscar and Harvey Hurst.
ITO Mrs. Matte Hurst.)

ITO Mrs. Matte Hurst.)
My Dear Mother will drop you a
few lines to-night to let you know that
am well and hope this will find you
ell the same. Well. it is still raining,
/ don't think there has been single
day but what 1t has rained In over a
month.
When have you heard from Harve?
I haven't heard from him in two
weeks. I think he has gone home
and I hope he has. I sure am getting
tired of this country. 7 bet ,Harve
has got all the soldering he wants
now. I would love to have seen him,
but didn't get to.
1t seems like it has been ten years
since left home and have had a lot
of hot times and experience since !
have been in France, but don't think
it will be long till we will get back to
the dear old U. s. A., and the quick
est way is too slow for me.
guess you are glad to have the
girls at home as IL won't be so lone
some for you.
/ am working this week on the
barns making feed troughs for the
horses, and 1t makes me think oi
OF times when used to patch uI
around the barn at home.
will close for this time. Hoping
to hear from you all soon, and to b
with you in couple Of months.
Your loving son,
OSCAR HURST,
Co. d, ITO Regiment, Engineers, a
e. f., Lerouville, France
January 8, 1919.
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Weather Report.

Meteorological Report of Coopera-
tive Observer at Ironton, Iron County,
Mo-, for the week ending Monday,
February II, 1919.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-03-06

Dear Sister--I will write you q few
lines this morning, as am well and
hope you all are the same.
& Well, I'm out Of the hospital now,
and on my way home. ] was in the
hospital more than two months. I've
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-13

cases en- TERRA dc Mexico, donde.
aDenaS recioido el e~Spa!darazo &c Il
pres Y de soberanoS. pISlmos mano a
nacionaI = patriotica labor dc los
~cuartelazos : dc los acaparamientos.
La cosa fue tan natural e1 IA tie
IRA nuesCra. tan hechos esta5amos q
yer como IN G~obernador de EsIado
o hasta IN humilde Presidente Mum
cioal. "empuraban las riendas de!
~gcbierno" con manos que ~acababan
De terderse para 81 u,timo Hrtstamo
amlstoso. hecho en- Gombre de IA ia
mllia en- penuria = l~aceria angustio-
81. y. Ell e. curse de un n escaso.
abandonabas Ia Casa Municipal o
el Palacio del Executive. para irse a
virir ida regalada en- asa propia,
con las maaos embrillant2GaS Y Ia
cartera repleta, ION miles de pesos
en- los baacos o en- productivas inver-
stones, TODD clio dificiI de obtener
por los medios !eSGles, eun cuando
III divine poder hiciesc con 10 ext
quo del sueldo official, Q, milagro De
los pancs sobre Ia mesa de Simon cl
Fariseo.
ContataS fucron las ocaSiones CT
, qrp G. General Diaz pe-mitio que los
Estadcs dc Ia Republica fuesen 60
hernados por homhrcs a prueba de
-~entacion. por hom5reS cue supieran
corformarse con 10 cue Ia lev de
Egresos del Estado les asignaba pa
"a que rigiesen los des;;noS del pUc-
bio; Y no era qve ci gobie-no les eli
giese intencionalmente ambieioSillos
" POGO escrupulosos; es que eiioS re
suitaban serlo CuaEto en- la a!tura
del pcder las tentacioHea los ace
chabaH, cuando en- las auG.enGiaS
abundaban los ofrecedores De nego-
clos turbios 0 ~claroS, que 'Pedian
Ago" a camblo de "algo" tam6ien,
dsdo por ellos, en- caiidsd de obse-
quie, Y sin tratar de offender al
senior ~got,ernador; es que clos apa-
-ecian como tales cuardo pasaba an
te sus ojos aESortos la vision de IA
riqueza facil que proporcionan los
puestos pGblicoS, sin SACRIFICES NJ
molestias ningunas para el gober-
mantle. con solo eStablecer una CO.
rriente de ~toie-ancias ' &c complacen
cias, que sofia voiyer trocada en- IN
maraviioso pactolo dc aureas ondaS.
\ asi Sc habio, y Sc habia hoy dia,
de los mTfioaes de IN gobernador de
Puebia, de IN Gobernador de Goa
hula. de IN sobernador de Vcracruz,
miliones logTaGos a eSpaldas de Ia
ley, er lesion de los intereses gene
rales. Q Perjuicio directo lie Ia II
queza pubiica.
Pero e. goSierno tenja demaSia-
das cosas en- cue ocuparse para dar
tempo q n~inliedades tales como las
de averiguar 81 IN ~gobernador, que
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cue ahora. el ,2ncontrarSe por ahi, de
manos a boca, con algUien de Guien
pudiera decirse: es este IN hombre
que tiene q su disposition una GAIA
alberta ante su poder Y ante su vo-
luntad. Y que. sin embargo. nc mete
Ia mano en- ella; este es alguiGn que
pucde medrar Y NJ medra, que pue-
de despair Y no despoja, que ruede
negociar Y III tiene una bora del dia
cue no dediQue n les solos negocios
del EStado; este es alguien que PudO
haber sido rico, que puede scrlo, y
que no 10 ha sido nj 10 sera
Aver era mas &ncillo tambien
encontrarse por esas GALES de Dios,
IN hombre a quien ell vote de los Su-
yos ilcvara al roder local en- deter
minada region, Y que no permltiera
Ia .ntromision en- las cosas de SUI 60
bierno, Siemprc que clio no fucra
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Esto. U parece c. titulo &c una
comeGia Dicaresca, o e de 7 De los
sainetes necocIjanteS que hlcIeron rs
d~elic,as de nueStroS abuelOS, cuando
aun no Ilegabau a los esccnarlos n
los dramas &c tests nj las rcvlStas ue
~rnallas. es. sin embargo, cosa que re
cuerda IN tipo u,r desapareclo hace
nucho TEMPO de nueStro murco Po-
litico. IN tipo del cual apenaS 81 Sc
sabe al traves de anecdotas, defer
radas una y orra vez. en- 5oca de los
narradores. ' que haceD SonreIr a los
vaejos ' ponen en- el rostro de los
j6venes. una sonrisa Iron!ca. 0 una
mueca de- increduiidaG o &c desdeE:
,el tipo de, hombre pu5hco. del man
datario. del gooernapte, que abandc-
Ia e. poder, Qua sale del go5ierno,
cue deja e coGiciaGo puesto. sin IN
s~eentavo en- e. bo.sillo. y sin IN re-
tmordimiento en- Ia cnciencia.
Tq me diras, lector, cue Sempne
los homb-es han usado del pcder pu-
'bhco para FL lOgrc de Pro7ias
y pegoDales a~mbiciones, que pocoS
son los que han buscado mas IA aPro-
:bacion de sus cohernados. que Rl ne
.gocio lucrative que Tena las areas;
Que quien Ia escalado IN puesto res
petable. de los que dan honor Y 20
men en- el sendero del provecho, con
IN poroNGue Sc tenga ancaa Ia nan
ga para las com~place0cias prop;as Y
los desvics de los demaS, no IA sIdo
sin0 muy pocas veceS, tan ieruo que
dele eScapar. Po- g4cda~ b,eR con
e. pueblo Y con 81 ~CoHciencIa, las
ocasiones multiples que q la rique-
"a del mandatario. dan los ambicio-
SOS o los aduladcres, les que quieren
eegarie con el brillo del orc para
Que no ponga los ojos en- los malos
manejos. ensordecerle con el tinti-
near de las monedas, para que no de
oidos a las queJaS doloridas Ge los
e~xpIotados Y &c los -deSposeidCS.
Tambisn diras Gac psto no e cosa
nueva- pues que va Don QUijote el
justiciero daba 2 Sancho Goterna-
cor, aqusl 5000 tCE>SJO en- t! que
le necomendaDa que cuando Ia ara
&c su j~usticla hubiese &c iHclnarSe,
clio fuera DOR Ell laGo &c Ia miseri-
cordia, Y no por la del interes; 10
cual quiere decir que aatano, como
hogano, no va Ia vara de Ia justicIa,
u Ia mano ped.gUena o rapaz del
mandatario, sofia eXtenderSe con mas
~frecuencia. haCia nuien mostraha Ia
tentacior de n bolsa LENA de Goblo-
mes, cue hacia quien IA pc6ia en-
apoyo para uHa debiddad o En- de-
fsnsa contra un atropeilo.
Mas no habras de Hcgarme. iector,
= no solo por 10 cue te han contado
FEC por 10 cue has viSto, cue en- per
sonajes tales no hemos andaGo sS-
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de III Mexico cue no conoclste. u;
Mexico en- el que todavla no ccha
ba raices cl positiyismo impcrtadt
por cl maestro Barreda, de IN Me
| xico en- ell Cual aun no sc confun
dian Ia ]patrioteria Y el patrlotlsrno
Y en- ell que Sc tenia ell resablo ca
balleresco, de pasur por sobrc toda:
las desventuras, antes de ~n2acularst
con una claudicacion o con n CO.
bardia irreparables-
Ell uno es de Coahuila, de Nuevc
Leon cl Giro.
FL uno Sc llamo Victoriano Cepeda,
V fue general de nucstra ultima
gran epop2ya, y Ell otro era un patric
Ia del antique nlodeio, de los que va
resultan an~acror,cos en- nuestro me-
do .utilitarista Y cruel.
Victoriano Cepeda Sc llamaba Ell
uno, V Genaro CARA Garcia ell otro.
Fl primero goberno a Coahuila y
a Nuevo Leon eI segundo. ambcs en-
epocas dificiies, en- las que ell poder
publico mas que tentacijn dc logre-
ros V oport1nidad de ganancias, era
verdadero sacrificio en- aras de la pa
tria, en- al beneficio del pueblo.
Don Victoriano Gepsda, austero
' sencillo. nunca entro de lleno a
las formulas lie la cortesanla Official;
nj el trato de los hombres de pala.
clio nj los amos dc podcr, 10 desvas-
taron mucho DE su natural rudeza.
Era soidaGo, era patricia Y sersia
a su causa y a Ia ratria, con dedica-
con absolute dc tcios sus esfucr-
EOS Y de toda su voiuntad.
Pues bien. lie este g~obernador de
Estado. V de Estado rico, Sc cu'anta
cue en- cierta OCCASION soicmne, hubo
de notar Ia falta imperiosa de n
pnanda dc ropa cue ningun mortal de
cierta Dosicioa ha dejaGo dc poseer:
un abrigo. IN sobretodo, un gabdn,
como ouiera llamarsele.
Fl g~o0eraador no hab!a logTado
distraer De sus sueldos de principal
funciCaario de la entiGad, Ia suma
n-ecesaria para comprarsc uno, y
cuando an aqael!a OCCASION solemne
10 hubo menaster. 10 pidio prestado,
us6lo para el case. y 10 envI6 a 81
dueno con las mas cunplidas gra-
cias.
Cuentase de el tambicn, que pa
Iva apuros rara pagan Il rentas, y
e cuando Don Benito Ju;srez est
20 en- Salti!lo. ran IA casa iel Gober-
nador, no hatia ahi nj mucbles nj
domesticos utcnsilios d!gnos, no va
de un GoDernador nj de Uni Presiden-
tie, zin6 siqa;cra de Tn simple NOR
tai ne cierta clase.
Ahora. hectcr, shas sabido til De
g~obernaior que no tenga in
de pieies, oGro negro, otro
claro, dos impernleables, media DO
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FL ABRICO DEL GOBERNADOR.

Gentro de ia ley, del poder federal,
al que todos suelen sonetersc, por
la cuenta cue tiene e. mantener Ia
confianza y el carino del elector su-
premo. aun cuando tai confianza ma
va de cargarla ell pueblo, con eHac-
ciones, Y con atropelios.
0 10 que es 10 nisno, sir que clio
sea passion de viejo enamorado dc sus
tiempos V de sus homores: aver sc
supo ,imitar a 10 justo las am5lclo-
mes. V defender haSta donde fuera
possible. la dignidad y In homoria de
bien, que suclen naufragar las mas
de las veces, en- Ell mar sin fondo de
las intrigas corteSanas.
De clio voy u darte, al azar. dos
~sercillos ejcmplos cue de precioso
pinto de comraracG6n habran dc SER
write.
E!los tie muestran a dos hombres
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0lOC7i

cena de bufandas de seda Y II ca
"a dc guantes de todos les dolores Y
para todas las o~caslones?
:Sabes de algun cohernador sin
automovi,. sin anillo5 &c hrillantes.
sin casa suntuosa. sir negocios res.
petables atendidos por segundas ma
nos?
No me negaras ahora, Letter, QUE
ell tipo de IN gobcrnador sin abriCo,
es un tipo raro, rarisimo en- les
tiempos que corren.
" de Don Genaro Cara Garcia,
conocido tambien con ell extraho mo-
te de FL Perro:
Goberrador de Nuev? Leon. dej6
q gobicrno mas po5re dc como I 81
habia i!egado, y, Il mayor abunda-
mic3to, a cuestas con una profGnGa
deception.
FL General Diaz 10 cncontr0 de-
maSiado e~ntero, Gernasiado i%ntranSi-
gAEte, justiciero j lcal Ell dcras:a
para Ia politica que %entonces era
merester desarrollar, Y en- ura in
triga mas o menos bien urdi!a, 10
arrebato ell gobierno que legitima-
mente dcsempenaba.
FL Perro sic retro a una ~poblacl6n
~neofonesa, I n rancheria suya ell
Ia cue las montahas Y las arbo!eda5
lie ponian a cubierto de TODD contacto
con ia ciudad, de cue a el Hegasen
los ecos de su batallar esteriI V de su
p~olitica de chanchulto Y de compo-
nerda, y cuando cl General Diaz, pa
"a atraerlo a ST de nuevo, e5cribiole
atenta Y elogiosa misiva, Don Genaro
hu5o de devoiversela cerrada, ne
eandose a s~ostener correspondence
algqna con ell Presidente de Ia Re-
p1blica.
Fl no transigia con las ciaudicacio-
res n; cor las concesiones en- ccsas
de criterio y de honradez politica.
lnterrogado una vez, por un perio-
dista regiomontano, sobre ell Gene
ral Escobedo, en- OCCASION dc la muar-
tie del heroe de Queretaro, hubo de
cOnLeSt2r.
Al %periodista NADIA lie digo, pues
que NADIA podria publican nj yo que
rria que ae publicase; al ciudadano
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