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Evening journal., 1920-12-11
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Price alone does not determine value
The most important point that deter
mines value o. quality. I am Offering
FOR sale two detached homes at Ilo0-2lu'
Van Buren street Only by seeing thess
homes can you appreciate them The To-
cation Is unsurpassed, the workmanship
and material was the best 90 be had
They are OF stone and frame conatruc
tion. three stories. ten rooms and tile
bath: two porchcs, hot water heat, cei-
lar ccmented, opeu fireplace. gas and
electric. heated garage. These homes
will he complete In about thirty days
lf You purchase now you can select your
own paper.
1910 Monroe St.-Threo- story, ten rooms,
bath. porch and hot air heat Possession
June 20
"A real suburban home NJ bargain
Located in Bellcmoor. Two story, seven
rooms and bath, heat and electricity,
garage and chicken house twenty fruit
trees lot iO0xi20; possession In thirty
DAYS or less.
Evening journal., 1920-12-11
FOR RENT

Two choice stores az corner Seventh
ana West Sts.. containing about hve hun
dred feet floor space each.
Fred b. Gwshmn@m
213 West Seventh st.
Real Estate. Phone siG5. Insurance
Evening journal., 1920-12-11

The Want Ads will nnd positions
FOR sales agents and the locating OF
lost articles
Evening journal., 1920-12-11
Is YOUR PROPERTY
INSURED?

Everybody thrills 10 the story Of the
person who takes a chance on his own
life 20 save anothers-that IN indeed
snortsnnn's chance.
But people take chances every day that
ara neither heroic or necessary. Lcly-
ing your property uninsured Is chance
taking Of the second order. Nov when
materials are still nlarmlngly scarce, fires
and constant raids demand attention The
Royal Fire Insurance Company viii pay
your financial loss; yet the nation
wealth Is lcssencd by every hre. only
clrofulncaH will stop this waste. Back
your care by Royal Insurance. which
pays losscs promptly. Come here fol
full protection.
Evening journal., 1920-12-11
rAcrs

FOR RENT
A most desirable house for rent fur
nished. ftOs cllpin Ave. WIN he leased
60 June 1.
Thoroughly modern apartment. newly
decorated and painted; rooms and
enclosed porch can be seen BY np-
unlnifnent
No. 8 Crawford Circle. Wawasst,
rooms and hath.
House at Bcliefontc, . rooms and bath.
bachelor apartments. IN Market ST.,
rooms and bath
Evening journal., 1920-12-11

A favorlte treatment for gout In the
Middle Ages was a tea of daisy petals
The alchemisis OF old used TO De,
lieve that rock crystal was Ice thal
mad been buried a thousand years.
Cuba has an army OF 500 soldiers.
Evening journal., 1920-12-11

Subscriptions stiil being received
until the 2Iih OF This month, for new
series OF stock in the Wilmington
Building and Loan Association. For
particulars phone $3.50, OF see nouns
a Co. Tenth at King streets.-AdN.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-09

twelve feet from a beech tree eas Of
the next line; thence along lands OF
Samuel Manning (14) South twenty-five
degrees ifty-two minutes east seven
hundred ninety-two and hve-tenths
feet to a stone for a corner. said line
passing over the center of a CHESTNUT
stump three hundred two and five
tenths feet from its beginning point;
thence (l5) due east four hundred
nineteen feet to a stake: thence (8)
south e~ighty-six degrees thirty min
utes east six hundred twenty-five feet
to the place of beginning: Containing
sixty and eight one-hundredths acres
more or less. Including the estate and
interest In dover of the defendant.
Mary s.. Hamilton In the a premises,
together with all and singular the
h~ereditaments and appurtenances to
the said premises belonging or In any
wise appertaining. Said sale will be
made subject to a mortgage. on said
property held by Albina T. Anderson.
on which there Is due OF principal,
$500 90, and interest from March 10,
1910.
Dated, February Ia, 1920.
W. EDWIN FLORANCE,
Special Master in Chancery of New Jer-
sey.
$50 George Street,
New Brunswick. New Jersey.
13os0-2-17-4t Dew tues.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-09
Tottenuille

Miss Annie Currie arrived home
after the past year visiting relatives
In Scotland.
Mrs. Frederick Syze, Of New
Brighton, visited her sister, Mrs.
John T. Hopping, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Levenson en-
t~ertained on Sunday her father and
sister, Mr.. Anon and Miss Dorothy
of New Brunswick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zello Botteri. OF the
Bronx, spent Sunday with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles DeBoer.
Miss Anna May Roche, with sever
al of the members of the company
that she is with, playing in Newark
this week, were the guests OF her
mother here Sunday.
Miss Hazel Sprague underwent an
operation at the Staten Island Hospl-
tai yesterday for appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius GetzloW1tZ, OF
Lee avenue, entertained about seven
ty-fve guests at a housewarming at
their residence Sunday. The occasion
was also In celebration of the a
riage of his sister in Texas on sun
day.
The second degree was conferred
on a candidate by Bentley Lodge
odd Fellows, last night.
The monthly meeting of Beauvais
Post, American Legion, will be held
at Amicitia hall, Pleasant
Important matters are to be
discussed.
The lecture al the school last night
we'll attended.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-09
GRAND JURY IS
STILL PROBING
Borough President and Alderman
o'Rourke Give Testimony on
Trolley Situation Yesterday
81 sreclnl Corregponde+t.

~ 1E1A
TOTTENvILLE, March 9-Bor-
ough President Calvin D. Van Name
and Alderman John j. O'Rourke were
tho only two witnesses before the
grand Jury at the new court house at
st. George yesterday in the trolley
investigation that Is being conducted
by the jury. Comptroller Craig was
the first one to be called before the
grand jury. He was not sworn n
did not give any testimony during the
half hour that he was In the room,
It Is said. He will probably BIO called
later.
Alderman O'Rourke wasa mem
her of h citizens committee named
at the mass meeting held at the Lib
erty theatre. Stapleton. in January.
that Informed Mayor Hylan that the
people of Slater Island were in favor
Of paying a ten cent fare rather than
have the trolley service suspended.
Borough President Van Name was
called next and was grilled for nearly
the entire afternoon by the various
members of the Jury and District At
torney Maloy, who Is conducting the
investigation into the affairs of the
STATEN Island Midland Railroad
Company. Borough President Van
Name did not finish his testimony
yesterday and he will be called again
on Thursday. Commissioner of Ac-
counts Hirshfield, who had been sub
poenaed. was at court house all day.
was not called. He will probably be
given a hearing today TO tell what
lie knows about the trolley situation
County Judge Herman is being
quoted as saying that he would ap-
peal to Governor Smith to remoVe
members Of the Board of Estimate be-
cause OF the failure of Comptroller
Craig to waive immunity when called
before the grand jury yesterday TO
give testimony. John Kennedy. OF
Stapieton. is foreman of the grand
Jury, and Colonel j. Francis After
bury is the clerk. Those from Tot
tenVilie on the jury are William L.
Vaughan, William Miller, John w.
Cole and Joel Cooley.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-09
CURRENT EVENTS SUBJECT
Philemon Society Discussed Plans For
the Luncheon at the Meeting.
BIZ Spectal Correspomdent.

BY Special Correspondent.
TOTTENVILLE. March Our
rent events was the subject of the
meeting of the Philemon Literary and
Historical Society yesterday after
noon at the South Baptist church.
Mrs. William D. Frerich gave the cur
rent events and led in the discussion
of the subject. Mrs. George Williams.
chairman Of the meeting. arranged
the music. She gave two vocal selec-
tons and was her own accompanist
on the piano. The annual luncheon
Of the society which Is scheduled to
take place on April "a, was discussed.
Mrs. Fannie Lewis Is chairman OF
that committee and h is ~endeavor-
ing to select a place where it will be
held.
The New Packe House. Perth AM
boy was mentioned, but no action was
taken. The matter was laid over un-
I'll the next meeting. The subject Of
the next meeting will be Russian OPP
era. when several papers Will be
given that VIII include the history
Of the opera In Russia, opera plot,
Prince Igor and the opera plot of En-
ger Onegen. The music will be BY
Miss Morton. Miss Elsa f.. var
president Of the society, presided at
the meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-09
SPECIAL MASTERS SALE

Between Frances L.. Hamilton. COM
ct al defendants: On bill for parti-
By virtue Of the decree for sale made
In the above entitled cause on the 10th
e eay sale e at pnbSYic VEN sndue S ana sell ap0 to
the highest bidder on WEDNESDAY.
TIE TENTH DAY OF MARCH. 1920, at
2 o'clock In the AFTERNOON Of that nt S day
Brunswick. in the County OF Middlesex
and State of New Jersey:
All that tract Of a. and premises
uate In the Townships of Piscataway
and Raritan in the County of Middle
sex and State of New Jersey.
on the west side Of the public road
leading from New Durham to Plain
field. Thence running "a south three
degrees eleven minutes west three
the west side of said road; thence ca
North eighty-eight degrees twenty
minutes east nine hundred eighty feet
along lands formerly owned by William
McAdam to a stake: thence CD north
three degrees twenty minutes east four
! hundred twenty-one feet to a stake on
| (4l along lands formerly of A. Camp
bell mostly in the center of said brook
north thirty-one degrees sixteen min
utes west seven hundred thirty-seyen
lGCt W q Sbdho 0h Ia w VI Tic
aforesaid road; thence Co along the
northwest side of tbs aforesaid road
north sixty-four degrees ten minutes
east one hundred twelve feet to a point
in the center Of the brook on the north
west side OF a bridge; thence (6) in
the said brook along lands of John
Penney north t~hirty-hve degrees fifty
minutes west two hundred ninety-one
feet; thence 90 north thirty degrees
ten minutes west one hundred forty
one feet; thence (S) still in said brook
north eighty-seyen degrees thirty min
utes west fifty-one feet TO a point In
the center of said brook: thence (9)
north eight degrees west one hundred
eighty-two feet to a forked ash tree
for a corner; thence (10) north sixty
four degrees fifteen minutes west three
hundred seventy-two feet crossing said
brook to a stake; thence CID south
three degrees tw~enty-six minutes west
four hundred fifteen and nine-tenths
feet to q stone monument for a corner;
4 thence (12) north seventy-eight de-
grees forty-three minutes west ter
hundred eighty-six and fve-tenths feel
ito a stake which stands nine feet north
east from a maple tree and MIN feet
northwest from an ash tree; thence
(13) south thirty-four degree t. ent--
llfour minutes west five hundred eighty
feet to a stake In line OF Samuel Man.
lIniag which Is f0Qr and seven tenfhs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-09
PRIZE ESSAY CONTEST
Mildred Morris Awarded Camera at
the TottenviIIe School

By Special Correspondent.
TOTTENVILLE, March I'm the
recent prize essay contest conducted
at the Tottenvirle school as established
by the government for a prize compe-
tition. Miss Mildred Morris was adj
judged the winner for the school. She
received the camera offered by Arthur
T.. Decker, druggist of Amboy Road.
Louis Vail received the Boy Scout
honors. The subject considered in the
was The Advantage of Joining
The United States Army. All pupils
of the upper grammar grades were
required to participate. The compe-
tition included school pupils, Boy
and Camp Fire Girls.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-09
Raumoartner Wins Bout

Jacob Baumgartner, formerly OF
Perth Amboy succeeded in throwing
Peter Hanson, of Jersey City, in IA
minutes In a wrestling bout held in
Eagles hall, New brunswick, last
night.
Baumgartner was to have met Nick
Jefferson. but Jefferson met with an
accident and was unable to appear.
About 600 people turned out to see
the show which was postponed from
Friday night on account Of the
weather.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-09
Just Yellow Mustard
for BackaChe, lumbdg0

Grandmothers old mussy mustard
~ 90 ~ oultice generally brought
aelfeP alright even in the seYerest
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-09
Mrs. Frank e.. Read Vinegar

By Specids Correspondent.
SOUTH AMBOY. March 9.-Early
yesterday morning death claimed Mrs
Frank e. Vinegar, the victim
OF acute bright's disease at DIR. Loyds
Sanitorium, ST Nicholas Place, New
York City. Until about n week ago
Mr.. and Mrs. Vinegar made then
home with the Mrs. A. f. Read In
his city, moving a short time g to
an apartment in New York. Before
her marriage last summer, Mrs. Wine.
gar was Miss Blanche Read n OF
the city's popular young ladies'. Al
the time OF her marriage she was
private nurse for DIR. III of st. Barna-
bas Hospital of which institution she
was a graduate. She was twenty
three years of age A child three days
old besides her husband survives.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-09

noon.
Clarence weisman has zone to Jer-
sey City to reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Haight, OF
of Great Kills are home after visit
ing in Elizabeth. .
Richard and James Costello OF
Brooklyn have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcdonald of ~ss-guenot Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Bundage have
returned from a visit in Manhattan.
A regular meeting Of u. s. Grant
Council, Jr., o. u. A. NJ, was held
last night.
Molly Stark Council Daughters OF
America will meet tonight at Amlcitia
hall,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Fifth Ward Titles That Have Changed
Hands During the Past Week

By Special Correspondent.
TOTTENVILLE, March 9.-The
following real estate transfers have
been filed in the county clerks office
at the county court house at st.
George during the past week for the
fifth ward of the borough of Rich
mond: H. A. w. Kreischer, to John
P. Jelicks. lot on Sharrott road, Kries-
cherville; Bertrand Webb and wife
TO Ella Barchhaus. plot on Carlton
boulevard. prince Bay Little Farms.
John A. Burt and wife to Charles
peters and wife, two lots at
Tottenville; Charlotte Abrams n
w. Pearsall and wife to David w.
Van Allen, plot at Pleasant Plains.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-09
E U TURLEY RETIREs
Commander of TottenviIle Precinct
For Five Years leaves Depart
ment After Thirty-Two Years
ON the Force.

BIZ Special Correspondent.
TOTTENVILLE. March 9-Police
Lieutenant John J. Turley, attached
to the Goth precinct station. Totem
vile. for the past nine years. was re-
tired at midnight last night from the
force. Lieutenant Turley had been
on the force for thirty-two years. For
five years he was acting captain OF
the Tottenville station. When he
went on twenty days vacation last
month he made application to Com
missioner Enrght for his retire
ment, which was granted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-09

plaster ii Is much tucker, cleaner
and more effective and cannot blister.
It's a great external eoyIL
nation, congestion or swelling exists
and in a very few minutes the reflex
you have longed for surely arrives be-
at druggists or by mail 8. C. Wells 6
Co, Leroy. N. Y. 1-xf-S"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-09


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find that whIlo
Begy's Mustarine.
made OF true yell
low mustard and
other pain des-
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CHARTER


= lrr elected and qualified and shall rau~
I 900 erection 10 be held ~ soon aS pO>~ihl
thereafter. when du" motto" thereof >hHl
l.lEr been given a~ h"Trioi"r" provided
The following named persons shall constr
turr tine Ur~I Board of Directors. and h"l
their offices until the neat annual election
cor until their Successors shall hr 81 t'ivt
and quaIiH"d. John \. Reynolds. Pr"~i
urur. Louis n lGiyrv. Secretary Treas
urrr. William f. Powell. Vice President
The Board Of Directors shall elect from
their number % President. Vic" Prv>idrL
and Secretary Treasurer. The Board UH
select one as Secretary Treasurer who ]
not 20 member of the Board. or StockhOldr'
Iu tine corporation. said Board of hi
/ rurtuT- may appoint from tim" To time
Z such clerks. agents and other employee.
. as 10 may deem necessary. for the pur
poses and business of said corporation
and ia" Board of Directors may max" Hnu
/ establish. a. well a. alter and amend. ANY
and all bylaws. rules and regulations
. necessary and proper tor tire support aud
/ mana cement of the affairs of said CorpOr
, alton. Tn" said BOARD shall also huv.
/ power To issue aud deliver full paid share,
/ ct STOCK for cash. or in payment for labor
[ done or property actually received 10y said
corporation. Each Director shall have au
I ih"TltN To- appoint in writing - proxy {,
( represent him at All meetings OF the
Board.
AETICI + VI Whenever this corpora.
iion shall b" dissolved either by limita-
iun or by ANY other cause. its affairs
>"'Il "' HHuiudt"d by three commission.
Ii O" 10" appointed from among m" stock
H"I''r> III q general meeting To b" con
''n'" I"r >u,h purpose" Of which meeting
Inn. rrn,i,l,J for .t,.t,l .''','i,I anu
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cor more 81 said nmlui~-lourr, rn,. ,a,.,r,.,
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commissioners.
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Ger said rorpuratiou may b,. di,,olN,d viii.
.,,' '',rhI 81 Two. thirds ct III" capital
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PURPOSE, and after vritt,.,.. ,,,,i... b. -
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lug tn each ~forLhnId,r ,r ,t, ,,'',' ','.'
posed or made. vim r,.r.r,,,,... -, ~. -"
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with th, laws of rI. SIN. ,t ,',, ~,
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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-10-28
CHARTER.

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| scented by certificates aud shall Toe per
| >oual property. No transfer of >aid 'lpIj"
| stock shall be-. binding upon This corpora
! ton unless mad. 90 accordance With this
! charter ami Dos laws AMI recorded "u The
! books Thereof
! AETICI 4 The business and a0air-
! ,f i'm. .orrrrrrfou shall be-. managed and
an rE, .u~rnr..r,. bowers shall bee vested
! i'm and ..>,.r,I-rd d., % hoard of not les.
! than rHr,,. a., nor more. than uyr t,I eli.
rortor~ 10 "a" elected from AMONG 90"
>Iurkhoidrr~. % majority OF WHOM. eth"
rr'~'ul 900 person or represented hl PROV.
shall '"u~iIiut" quorum
tn, sand Hoard shall elect from among
their number resident. "a Ni"' !'r"~'d.u'
90 N"'r"iary ami TREASURER. h" "ihr'
81 th' treasurer may h' '%nhln'' WIN
'uHI OF amy "'h'F Once Ih" SO rotary
h'"d nor necessarily u" 20 member or tho
/ Hoard OF directors.
The Board of Directors shall have fun
aud complete control "t IA" property OF
the company. and they shall "onuurt. man.
age and ~. IN" same as in their di-,.r..
t,"u lh'A may h".n best u h"i I"'"H.
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an" .h' N'H"T' 81 >'I"'. ne r'Iu b""Iu
OF directors NHai nave th" ihrih"r power
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Any vacancy occurring III the Board OF
directors. cIth"r by death. resignation or
otherwise. shall b" nllrd Icy thu r"maiu-
ln- members OF said Board for IA" unrN
pred term. 40 ANY meeting OF said Board
81 directors.
ARTICLE VI IN. nrsr Board ~ III.
r,,.r,,r, .I.u h.. ,n,r,.....l - ~ 4.
klIp>trln. wha,,.. po,t"n,,. 1dJr,s, i, ~;
Nalcuc- street. New Orleans, La. Mildred
Brown kIip~t,iu who po,toffr. ;itdrr,, j.
$50 Nal,ur, street New Orleans. La. and
John L Barr. who's. uo,tntIi,, address 1,
a2II Tpp.rIIn,. street N,.W Orleans Ia
min , n.y., ~, IN . nv C'I't 7''s'
porati"n. Il, hereinafter set forth. and an.
al their Successors shall have been duly
elected. pIIiiu,d and installed Louis I
kIir>t,iu President Mildred Brown Kim
stein NI,r. President and JoIu Elrr
Secretary Treasurer
>.FI E,rrt a., pt-...,..r. boil ...-,.. ,,.
fiI fL. nr.t i,.,..ri,.. ~, - tr, ','
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corporation shall be- held al IT, douliriI.
for th" purpose OF clr,tins Directors Tor
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Err IL escuela.
e. Observation-Disclosures muy POGO
er Ia lectura: a u edad va yo leia
co"rectRmsnte.
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maestro cue 20.
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Fl c~quIlibrio social eS una necesidad iDgente,
para la SubSiStencia de toda c0lectlyldad. FOR
Que aquilibrio. quiere decir ammonia, juStlcla. ga
rantias, orden y ley. Que entire mi euemiso y yo'
TODD Sc e~Iuiiihre; cUandC 10 mlr0 atado, Eo no
me siento lbre'. exclamaba, en- acento mas bleil
Oue de lirico. de proicta. Il gigantic homerlda' cue
trazara con CaraCtereS lgnlFomoS las huelIds u"
lorosas del a3o terrible
- una gran verdad, ma colossal verdad
comnrendida Dor 10 pocos pero inStlntVamente,
cuando In misma Sociedad sabe que alguno de Sus
miemhr0S eS atadO. pcrseguldo Q Sacrl1lcaoo' Sc
sjcntc tambitn yictima, Y 81 alienta aSpiracloneS
writes de redencion de ~justicia, ALA la Noz en-
derenSa de los iumola&os. 10 cral reSalta eh de
fenSa talnbirn de la colectivld2G.
Zero cuardo ante los ahpsoS del poder tod"s
emrudcccn: cuaudo Ii puSiIaainidad hiela Ell las
cargantaS paIabra> tie proteSga, u ha contaminated
haSta = los eve r<Uau Ell la obligation lie velar por
los inrcrcSc> generates. Ia Snciedad puede coISl-
CerarS" pcr5ila sin eSperan2aS dc m"eloramlent"
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>ilcncioSo>. ante cl daIo que ~ infiere a nm
mieubro de Ia >ociedad por humilde que sea. Por
ESQ no cumprvnipmos como pUpdc haccr>c e! >lIel
rio. cuando la >ociedad sahf que los ciudadanoS
crric-an a ,eSaparecer mi>I-riOSamcntc arranca-
dos II <asraio del hogan, para llevarioS i donde
toIo> >ul0ucmu>-
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noSa tie los NonIero>. 9 uu hccho Ell el cual tie
he ocupar>r 81 prrio-li>lru Ea"joual pOrque ateCta
sacramento q la >nguridad pjhIica. L. de>aparl
ci6n de- o~c cabIlirro, dc la rual c>Ean p"n'llcntc>
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haccu 81 Silcnr;o. afrcta cuuro dccimo> ii jod3 ia
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la: Que - sierrc sin 81 amparo tie Ia ley, que ~
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