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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-23
Ell comercio de los paises
~lafine-americanoS
(Eiene de Ia 1a.)

negocios de exportacion I'm sesenta
Y cuatro por ciento. En- ell grupo de
las republicas del sur, el concrete de
importation sufrio n baja de un
catorce por ciento, pero en- Gambia el
concrete de e~xportacion aumerto I'm
treinta Y dos por ciento. Este aumen-
to es, como puede o~bservarse, eXac-
tamente la mitad del aumento habido
Ell ell concrete de eXportaci6n en- las
republicas hispano-americanas del
Norte.
De las estadisticas oficiales reca-
badas por la Union Pan-Americana,
Sc desprende que Ell reciente informe
proporcionado por ell gobierno de
Mexico sobpe el importe del conner
clio de Importation en- ell ano de 1918,
cs i]ncorrecto. Asi 10 eXpresa el Be-
letin Pan-Americano que dice, que a
juzgar por los calculos que Sc han
hecho, las importaciones de Mexico
en- el ano pasado deben haber sido,
por VI valor Ie ciento cinco millones
de pesos y tai vez de ciento diez Mi
liones.
El r~eciente inferme dado a c0Eocer
ror el gobierno de Mexico fiiaba en-
cchenta y dos millones ell va!or de las
importaciones realizadas en- 81 ano de
.91S.
Las estadisticas del Departanento
de Concrete dc los Estados Unidos
demuestran que en- ell referido ano
las ex]portaciones que Sc hicieron a Ne
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-23
FIESTA DE LOS CABALLEROS
DE COLON

De manera bri!lante celebraran es-
te aao ell Dia de GraciaS. en- Ia Ca
tedral de San Fernando, los MEM
bros del Cuarto grade de Ia preSti-
gioSa agrupacion catolica de los Ca
balleros de Colon.
Consistira la celebration aludida,
en- una soiemnc misa en- Ia dicha ca
tedral. a las diez de Ia maAana. a la
que asistiran todcs los mienbroS de
Ia agrupacion.
Predicara el sermon en- Ia solem-
ne misa, Monsenor Drossaerts. Obs
po de San Antonio, oficiando Ell ella
Ell Rev. P. F. Nichol, rector de Ia
ig'csoia de Santa Ana.
FL coro del Seminario Teol0gico,
Ia arreglado IN brillante p~rograma
de musica sacra, cue contribuira De
II notable a Ia solemnidad de
los religiosos oficios. Tambien can
taran durante ellos, los ninos del Or
fanatorio de San Jose. Asistiran a Ia
misa. los ninos del Seminario prepa-
rator:o De San Juan.
Los caballeros de Colon. Sc reu-
nirar a las nueve ' media de la ma
mana en- Su edificio, saliendo de ahi,
en- formation preSidida por S. knight
Park Heaton, .umbo Il Ia Catedra!
de San Fernando
Los Caballeros De Colon ~invitaran
cordialmente a est2 misa, d todos les
c2tolicos de san Ant-r'G.
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NINO ~EXTRAVIADO

Los padres de un nino de poca
edad llamado Ricardo Diaz, Sc presen-
tarol a la Estacion Central de Po-
licia dando cuenta de que Ell citado
nino Sc habia e~xtraviado seguramen-
te. pues desde el viernes pasado sa-
li6 de la casa sin que haya regresa-
dc.
Est& recien llegado q Ia ciudad.
Los padres dejaron direction
para cualquier aviso, la Gale de Qua
dalupe numero 1908.
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BALE DE LA UNION DE EN-
pLEADOS DE OMERCIO

Hoy por Ia noche a las S, en- el
"Hermmann Sons Hail. sito en- Ia
calie de Garden 225, Sc verificara IN
bale con que los Socios de Ia Union
de Empleados de Concrete numero
331. ~quieren festejarse, para pasar
unas horas de agradable esparci-
miento = compressor las largas horas
de labor. Hay entusiasmo entire los
socios por Ia celebration de este bai-
le. para asistir al cual han circula-
do "a las invitaciones.
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FIESTA DEL INSTITUTE IN
TERNACIONAL

HOY por Ia tarde q las cinco. en- los
Salones de la Association de Jovenes
Cristianos, en- Ell Edificio sito en- la
Avenida c. Y Ia Gale 5a., Sc verifi-
cara lin festival que ha sido organi-
zado per el personal de Profesoras
del Institute International, en- honor
de los que ha dado en- llamarse Amis-
tad Nundial.
e. festival Sc desarrollara bajc I'm
programme que ha sido endorsements
seleccionado para que llene ST. objeto
V en- Ell cual figuran cuadros nacio-
males de distintos paises, entire ellos
Mexico.
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Xico- representa- un valor muy a.
proXimado a noventa y ocho m~illones.
Juzgando por esa base es por 10 que
Sc eXpresa en- el Boletin Pan Anleri-
cane que ell informe rendido por ell
gobierno de Mexico no es eyacto, va
que las importaciones pueden haher
a!canzado, cuando menos, ell va.or de
ciento cInco o ciento diez m~illones de
pesos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-23

Nicolas Gonzalez con Maria Martl-
nCZ.
Enrique Hernandez con Maria En-
lalia Gomez.
Juan de la Cruz cor Modesto Ra-
mlreZ.
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RECISTRO civil
DEFUNCIONES

Cruz Martinez, de seiS meSes de
edad. fallecio de diSenteria Intestinal
aguda. en- ia Gale de FL Paso 1915.
Fernando Pena Y Pena, de cuareH-
f. ' cuatro amos de edad, faileclo
&c edema en- los pulmones, en- Ia ca
lie de Morales, Hospital R, B. Green.
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Sc EENDE BARATO IN
ATT0NONH

Sc vende I'm automovil roadster de
cinco pasajeros, marca ANDERSON
modelo Ills. dc 3S caballos. Tiene
llantas muy buenas: el motor esta en-
magnificas condolences. Sc puede ad-
quirir como verdadera ganga. Pue-
de verse entire S V IL de Ia manana
en- 314 South st. TelefOnos, Travis
1927 V Crockett 5000. (:Adv.)
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EN- BROMA.

-iQue satisfaction para mi ser
Ia confidente de todos tus sinsabo-
res Y de todas tus penas.
-iPero, querida mia, 81 va no ten
go esas cosas!
ST; pero asi que estemos casa
dos las tendras.
Ell .presidente del tribunal murmu-
"a al dido de los jueces unas GUAM
tas palabras antes de pronunciar IL
sentencia, Y ell magistrate lie respon-
de:
Tres. FL presidente p%ronuncia
entonces en- voz alta:
-....S condena al acusado a 3
amos de prision.
-iOh, no., senior Presidente, re-
plica s%orprendido ell magistrate. 70
crei que S. S. preguntaba Ia bora.
En- cierto puerto de- mar habia
establecida una muestra en- la que Sc
LEILA: "Por un real, BANJO para seno-
ras de MADEIRA.
Advertido ell dueno del disparate
que Sc decia, antes de penetrar en- los
banos, trato de %corregirlo, cambian-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-23
iQUIEN 10 HUBIESE ENCON-
TRADO!

V 10 devuelva recibira qualification.
Extravie un prendedor de ! en- for
ma de mauzana con un pequeno bri-
llante. e. que 10 hubieSe encontrado,
siryase d~eyoiverlo . la sonora l. L.
Kaufman. SOP It'll ST., Telefono Ira
Wis Al. (Adr.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-23
NACIMIENTOS

Nina de Jose B. Gonzalez Y dc Ia
sonora Auroma VI. de Gonzalez, en- Ia
Gale Sur Leoua zoe.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-23

Ell flo de nuestras Facilitates, es,
ara vez, gastado por el uso; pero,
muy a menudo, Sc enmohece por la
dejadez.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-23

dolo por este titulo:
"Banos de MADEIRA para senoras dc
a real'.
Flambar va a visitar a su antique
camarada. La Tribaudiere, a quien
ha yisto al balloon en- ell momcnto de
entrar en- su casa.
FIambar sube hasta ell tercer piso
y llama.
Ell senior ha salido, dice el cria-
do.
-iEsta listed SECURE?
-Segurisimo, senior.
-Pues bien, para otra vez que
salga, digale de mi parte que no Sc
dele la cabeza en- ell balloon.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-23
Telsforos: Crockett 996.

Tel6foros: Crockett 9S6. 9si,
9s9 y 1920.
Ell uNICO SITIo MEXTCANo De
AUTOMOBILES EN- IA CIJDAD.
Carros q prop6sito y q precios "a
zonables. e~speciale5 para Bautizos,
M~atrin.onios y Funcrales. Wales coz.
toz 90 cts. Horn $500. Prcc!os es.
peciales para fuera de Ia ciudad.
Scrvicio rapido iia = soehe.
Leon s. Martinez. Gcrente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-23

Tengamos pensamieEtos dc honl-
bres V un corazon de nino. .
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-23

Como una terra inculta produc.
cardos. asi ell alma del perezoso pro-
ducc vicios.
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MAXIMAS Y SENTENCIAS

Las mujeres serian mas felices 81
sc tomaran tanto cuidado por su ia
lento como pOr su rostro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-23

NADIA honra tanto a una mujer,
como su ~paciencia, Y NADIA la honra
tan POGO como Ia paciencia de su
marido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-23

Cada uno es hijo de sus obras.
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LLANTAS
Non-Skid de Primera, de 80 x 81 .S1l.95
Nor-Skkid de Primera, de 81 Z 81 ........ .S14.95
Non-Skid de P~rinera, de 81 x ......... Sl8.95
Non-Skid de Primera, de 81 "A ......... Sl9.95
Nol-Skid de Prinera, de 8 x ......... S20.95
Non-Sk;d de Primera, de 81 K ......... .S2l,95
Estas llantas son nuevas, frescas Y tuenen la garan-
tia complete de la fabrica.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
Tra0e Iette


CAKNEL HALL.
NFA1SY a house in fiction has been
flnamed after one in real lie. but
CarveI Han is house In real lie
which was named after one IN fic-
ton Years ago when Winson Chur-
chill was attending the Naval
academy at Annapolis he lived in she
nd Paca house where had resided
governor Paca. enc OF the siguers OF
the Declaration Of Independence The
st0risd CID house must havs made a
deep impression on him for later he
described IL as the home Of his Rich
ard CarTeL So when &C. was made a
hotel is years ago 81 was called Car
gel Han after Richard Carvel- rather
-rau Pacz hall after one Of the
founders o. cur country.
Il IS q hostelry worthy Of q visit
The old Faca house has been pre-
served JUST as it was. and the large
wings OF the hotel have been added
on behind so that they 90 not de-
tract from the lines or the original
building Worn red brick steps lead
no 10 the 1ricE-paVed yard where
there ere garden chairs and pOtred
plants The house IS also Of red
brick which Was=arought from Eng
land Hhen you enter The door, you
are crossing a threshold over which
George washington himse often
walked Inside, the house takes on
The appearance Of q comfortable mod
Former Naval academy students
SIN remember with q feeling OF
guilty gratitude old George, once the
black factotum OF Carvel han In
The days when prohibition was un-
known To the general public. midship-
men at Annapolis were already un-
der It's ban But an occasional stu
dent. more wicked and sophisficated
than his fellows, might have been
seen from time TO time lead ng old
George myslerlously aside. and whis-
pering certain magic words IN his
ear which caused bin 10 produce
snail but deadly potion for the know
Ing one The magic words were
secret guarded by the few who knew
them, and eagerly sought by the
many euEious ones who did not Only
1ow when George Is no longer at
CarveI Han, and when the words
could work no magic even % be we're,
can the countersign be diVulged. A
romantic intriguer OF piratical ten
denotes must have originated IL
The wonder working words were
''fiats o. NeXico
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15

Editor FL Faso Herald
The Tularosa basin. the worlds
greatest pool Of oil. sounds strange TO
you lethargic FL Pasoans. who haven't
either provision N your iarder nor
machinery nor pipe within your store
houses, nor foundrless sounds strange
70 you if I would cell you that within
a Few years this city Of today viii
appear ia the memory OF the past as
a little village nesting close 10 the
Of Mount Frauklin's major oil dome.
It viii be s-il stranger TO you. when
You some day awake in your lerllrEy
and find the greatest gusher this
country has ever boasted In the neigh
borhood of the twin buttes- And then
intensity az its heights you win hear
Of gusher after Eusher appearing with
the regularity Of clocEworz. and then
you VIII see coming TO your city the
strange faces Of the east, the cold
faces or the north. the emotlonless
faces Of the cunning English business
man who with his aptuess and polite
methods VIII try TO save this vast do
main Tor the British crown by offer
ing to the feverish, the price that
would sound like the Midas Of old. for
this treasure trough
And many Of you wiz give and SELL
fearing that 10 may not last long. but
the great majority who love country
better than the wealth Of nations, VIII
siL tight and hold this vast inherit
ance. and then win begin in the his
tory OF Lne southwest the prophecy
Of Humboldt that some day there
would be on this Rio Graude the
worlds greatest inland city. a me-
tropolis that should rival Paris. a city
surrounded bT a vast farm. ln the
happy foundation and foresight. draw
Ing vast riches OF life from the great
Elephant Butte dam
Then you win see your slow gov
eminent suddenly awake to the posGi-
bilities Of the southwest. with its vast
irrigation projects. that eastern water
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
He Says It's 4 Dream, But 1t Sounds
Good; It's About Our Oil Prospects

soaked senator's always deny. and you
VII see the widening and deepening
Of the Rio Grande at the government s
expense and dozen or more private
pipe lines skirting its bank clear TO
the coast giving to the market Of
the world this golden fluid that VIII
run the machinery Of the nations FOR
another hundred years
You. noble citizens. who sit silently
by and see this opportunity pass,
spend the time rivaling the dreamers.
and putting 10 shame the foresight OF
your prophets. Verify the prophet IS
without honor even in his own coun-
try. The largest warehouse has not
enough machinery and pipe on hand
% sink a vel complete the provision
stores are not enough 10 last the city
a day when the rush begins the rail-
roads VIII Ot-be able 90 handle the
immense traffic Truly il viii be
case Of ship by truck" or walk by
foot
Already there is within your midst
a concern that has the inklinr Of
what Is 10 come, and IS taking options
on houses ana buying them for
future turnover. and you are asleep.
The man from the east, the north. the
soutn and The west can see your
wealth and you lie impotent and let
him rob you Of your heritage
Can't you see that II Is your wealth
that flows on through the Oscura and
Iucumcari gaps and faults. down
through the subterrauean channels.
following the Red river and its tribu-
tarles, TO FIJI the pools Of Burk. Des-
demoua and Ranger again following
its course and creating the pools OF
louisiana, and creating also Of yore.
a Spindletop2 IL is your wealth that
escapes again through the faults and
gaps through the Pecos area. forming
the vast pools OF the TuNnam and
Tampico fields with their tremendous
pres sure back Of them. i is your
wealth that forms the vast dome a lite
tie TO the south Of Juarez in the Guz-
man lake area. IL is your wealth that
forms the little minor pocket in the
frnIrrnr nrru VALLEY n-a- To &C. -----
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15

@CNCE the telephone operators, IN
y der government control, have
ceased TO give the location Of fires tc
the public, re have some trouble at
The fire Stations said W. z. Larlzins
a telephone operator at Central fire
station when a fire alarm comes
in we Immediately get our telephone
system busy 10 order 70 get the fire.
men out as quickly as possible
Then the telephone. water gas and
light companies cali In 20 get the To-
cation in order that they may protect
their property. 50 for TIE first ten
minutes after a cal the board is IN
usually busy and the thing that IS
disturbing Is the inqulsitivs public
We have nc objection to giving the
location Of fires TO the public. but to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15

IT WAS a gray horse.
AND 1T was lunch time.
AND THE horses driver
HAD FIXED the nose bag
AND had some away.
TO GET his own lunch
AND THE silly horse.
HAD FUSED around
UNTIL HIS nose
HAD CONE out Of the bag.
AND he couldn't eat
AND he tossed his head
AND SPILLED the oats
ALL OVER the street
AND THE way he was harnessed
HE COULDN'T reach them
AND HE was standing there
WITH A very sad face-
AND A little boy.
CAME ABOUND the corner
AND LooNED at the oats-
AND LOOKED at the horse
AND HURRIED away.
AND CABLE back again
WITH a bi. Of single
AND HAD Just began.
TO sCsAPE ID the oats.
WHEY A fireman came.
FROM a flrs station.
THAT WAS down the street
AND BE looked at the cats
AND THE sad gray horse.
AND THE little boy.
AND BE took a paper
FROM HIS oyercoat pocket
AND SPREAD Il out
AND THEY worked together
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
IA Years Ago Today

DEPORTs from Havana tell that
n the late residents OF the Isle OF
Pines have issued a declaration Of IN
dependence from Cuba and organized
a new government as United states
territory.
The rock drilling contest opened
this morning at 10 o'clock This IS
one Of the important features in con-
nection with the American Mining
congress Graham and Hughes OF
Bisbee. Drilled Is SIS Inches in 10
minutes in the boys contest Page
Bros. Of Bisbea. drilled 80 3-15 inches
IN Is minutes IN the main contest
The contest VIII be continued to-
morrow
L 3. Brown IS opening a new rental
and real estate office here
j. Chart. carpenter was pain
fully injured by falling chimney az
the Clayton residence at 11u3 san An
tonic street yesterday afternoon
This issue Of The Herald is a spe-
ciai mining edition. reviewing the
mining conditions in Mexico, New
Mexico and Arizona
Wonderful weather is helping tho
success OF the american Mining
congress
The low rate granted by the Texas
g. Pacific railroad 20 the people along
its line To enable them 20 attend the
mining congress. resulted On brin -iug
over 400 people into e Paso today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
Letters To The Herald
DEVIL WORSHIP.


Editor EI Paso Herald
The Ministers alliance has been
compared 20 devil worshipers. be-
cause. forsooth, the preachers passed
a resolution against soliciting the
public for funds to sunnnrt dance
halls and other questionable amuse-
ments.
Everybody OF any sense IN Fl Paso
knows that the Ministerial alliance
has always actively worked for the
good Of the community. Il was ac-
tive in the prohibition campaign and
also in the fight ar7iust the re-
stricfed district-against Gruukards
and harlots, and the fiends who make
money out Of them
II stands for public purity. and y
any organization cuts across that
lnuhlio purity it gets hit. as is per-
Iectlv proper.
The virtue Of hundreds. probably
thousands, Of girls and boys IS sacri-
ficad on the altar Of fhe dance nar
every year Of the world If that Is
not a Devils Altar" then I do not
know what devil worship means
NO let as IN truth not be "devii
Worshipers. Sallie b Jones
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
= Ripping Rhymes

b RVAAr MAs' \.

sitting palace strictly upto-date; ny Jernua
Alice lucky skate; my should
honey money ge
sitting palace evening near drinking
jWed chaice Of hs beer; Injuries all
ey
TIE ssadg For heart sick with longing for the ny
childhood birds
wishing the
splendid thinking,
by
b
cry weary palace sight
gau climbing apple for this stale life varies;
melons berries
1oba bundle
copyrght By george Matthew Adams WALT MASON
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15

wealth that forms the Detroit pocket
without its fault. escaping into it
through the san Andreas range gap
it is your wealth that forms the ma-
jor pocket and basin Of the Huecos
without a single fault, and again. it IS
your wealth that Is escaping By your
doors and you know 10 not
Wake up. FL Pas0. and save this
treasure trough TO your children and
your chiliren's children and save 90
TO the nation This is the dream Of
one within your midst
Seneoh EvarsuE-'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
We TOWNE GOSSIP
Rs-issea


TIE LITTLE boz.
AID THE fireman
AND ALL the tine.
THE SAD gray horse.
KEPT LOoKIsG At then.
AND A policeman cams.
AND BY that tina
NEARLY ALL the oatL
HAD BEEN gathered together.
ON THE spread out Daps1.
AND TIE policeman
AND EHE nrsmaa
AND THE little boz.
PICKED Up The oas-
IN THEIR open haadL
AND SUPPLIED the oais.
AND BLEW In thsir haadE
AND CLEANED the oats
AND THES The firsnaz-
HELD TIE bag
WHILE THE Bis Dollssnaa.
POURED IN the oats
AND THEY strapped the sas.
on THE horses hsal
AND THE sad gray h0rsa
TRIED TO look grateful
AND THREW Up bis head
AND SPILLED noss OF ne cats
AND THREW It ID again
AND SPILLED the rest
AND TEE Roiiesmaa and fireman
WENT on down the street
AND THE little boy.
STOOD ALONE on The corner
. JUST LOOKING at the horse.
AND WONDERING.
I THANK You
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15

santa Fs. N. Il. Nov. 15.-The Coal
Supply company. Incorporated, OF Al
huquerque. has filed Its charter with
the corporation commission The
capital stock Is SO. 600. fully paid
The incorporators are William r
Walton, Edward F. Horgan and Waef
Walton, all Of Albuquerque.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15

Curiosity Calls Interfere With Phone Company Efficiency
BsBee Ariz INDICATED For Wholesale W. Deportation

II fnterfersd with the sowing OF
wheat and the prospects for next year
are not at all encouraging.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15


spsr sai- Nauanal Nsrspa1sr SERVES
7ss.0Q8. while South CaroHan had G.
negro population OF S3s.100 and SIS
GOO whites.
O. What o. the largest Municipal
park IN the Torldf " VI.
A Fairmont park. PLi-adelphla,
which consists OF 1226 acres. is prob
ably the largest Municipal park i1
she world
O. what D. the basis Tor the estnh-
Iishmen- Of a NV pest ruutef A. p. C.
A. The posrofE-cs department SAYS
that &c 81 extending rural deliveries
wherever &c is pract. cable 20 do So
Usually the basis for establishing q
new route IS the facr that about six
families per mile VIII be served by ic
(Any reader can get the answer 20
any question By writing The Har1ll
Information bureau, Frederic J. Has
kin. director, Washington. D. c. This
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The bureau cannot give advice On le-
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10 does not attempt % settle domestic
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