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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-25
THREE HELD FOR
bIELASKI KIDNAP
At CUERNAVACA
American and Wife Still at
Liberty in Mexico City,
Where He Awaits Acts
of High Courts

ME%ICO ClTY,--with the arrest yes
terday afternoon OF Madame Milo and
Jesus Barcenas, three of the six mem
bers OF the now famous automobile
party OF A. Bruce Bielaski. who was
Kidnapped month ago near Cuerna.
vaca. now are in Jail Monies Deoca.
the party's chauffeur and Madame
Milo's companion have been under ar.
rest at\Cuernavaca for more than three
weeks, together with Col ENRIQUE Gold
baum Pacilla who was charged with
having overstepped his authority as a
federal army officer In directing acu-
vities looking toward tho release OF Mr..
BIelaskl. formerly OF the department OF
justice.
MIR. BlelnsN. Mrs. Bielshi and Sonora
Barcenas were stili at liberty up to n
late hour last night. although they said
they would not be surprised at being
detained at any moment.
Why Barcenas and Madame Milo
should have been selected by the au.
,horitics for detention instead OF the
principal OF the kidnapping affair has
caused much speculation here. Barcenas
a native Mexican, In an attorney OF
Mexicalo. Madame Milo. u French mod.
iste. was an acquaintance OF Francisco
Monies de Osca. who suggested the
Cuernavaca outing
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-25
REVIVAL Is NEARING
A SUCCESSFUL CLOSE

The Hamilton. Harris revival at the
First Christian church has entered up.
ON the sixth and last week Of Its act.
ivities. Three meetings features the
campaign today. All the women of the
congregation meet at a:30 in regular
union session but with especial evan.
ellstic obJectives. At seven o'clock
the men will be entertained at u ban.
quet and conference. At eight this
evening Or. Hamilton will give one OF
his characteristic sermons. probably on
"Hell--Where is Il and What IL it?"
The service will he held on tho cool
lawn.
The Sunday school Sunday registered
the highest attendance OF its history,
$50. The goal set for next Sunday IL
around thousand Prizes were award
ed sunday to the youngest ono present
the oldest. the largest and TO the head
OF the largest family present. other
awards were presented It was great
day.
Dr. Hamilton will preach every night
thls week elesins On sunday night.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-25
Fitzpatrick Will
Give Lecture at
Mems Bible Class

Relating actual experiences and tel
ling OF various countries through which
ne has travelled, Kirby Fitzpatrick. well
known attorney of Ardmore, who will
have charge OF the Mems Bible class
of the broadway Baptist church. dur.
Ing the absence of X. l.. Davidson, pas
tor, will give series OF lectures Sun,
day which give promise Of being un.
usually interesting.
Mr. Fitzpatrick has lived under 80
flags and has been around the world
twice In the service OF United States
There is perhaps no better known man
in Oklahoma than Mr.. Fitzpatrick. He
has been identified with the political
and government life Of the southwes,
many years lie has been In Ardmort
since the early part OF the year and ii
member OF the firm OF Hefper am
Fitzpatrick.
The first lecture, Sunday. will be OF
the Passion Play. Later he will talt
on missionary life In the interior oi
China. The Philosophy of Confucius
Cannibal Life on the South Sea Isl,
and New Zealand; History of Humar
Liberty Development OF Christian Civi
llzation. beginning with the Magni
| Charta.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-25
COAL OPERATORS
TAKE Up PLANS
With OFFICIALS
Resumption of Coal Mines
in Southwestern Area Is
Object of Association,
1t Is Stated
CASE CHECKED UP
TO GOVERNOR HYDE
Operators Ready for Confer
ence With Miners now
at Any Time

OKLAHOMA CITY -- Immediate ac.
ton taward resumption OF coal mining
in the states comprising the south.
western interstate coal operators as.
sociatlon will be taken. according to
a statement TO the Associated Press to-
day by w. L. A. Johnson. general com.
missioner Of the association.
The committees appointed at a CON
ference Of southwestern operators yes.
terday 10 confer and arrange with
county and state authorities in the
states OF Kansas. Missouri, Oklahoma
and Arkansas. for protection OF life
and property" in the mining industry.
will begin their work at an early date.
Mr.. Johnson said.
The members Of the Missouri commit
tee left here last night for jefferson
City, where they were TO confer with
Governor Hyde OF Missouri, on plans
for resumption Of normal coal pro-
duction IN this state" and the other
three states will start like negotiations
with the governors OF those states, as
son as possible, the commissioner said.
Asked what step would likely be tall
EN- with regard to wage negotiations
with union officials, Mr.. johnson said
he did not know, but that the operators
were ready for such conference at any
coal operators Of the southwest were
not waiting on any one to act" but
would proceed with their plan Of co.
operation with President Haording in
his effort 10 reopen the mines"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-25
IAN Enforcing the Law"-Says London

burglary. 4. hot check writing. J;
receiving stolen property. B; fight.
ing. 3, car stealing. 3, bigamy, ];
disposing OF mortgaged property. J;
Introducing stolen property. ..
rape. ,. larceny OF y. $. property.
.; embezzlemen,, .; murder. 81 im.
personating an officer, .; stealing
horses. 2; perjury, ?, rlfling U. y.
mails. 2. defraudlng bill boards. ..
fraud. 2. seduction, I.
In addition to these eases 20 per.
sons have been arrested and held
for investigation. This number In.
cludes alleged law.hroakers who are
wanted In other counties and per.
sons who were material witnesses
to crimes that have been commit.
ted here. The bss persons arrested
by London and his deputies were
made out of oss warrants issued.
The remaining cases are now In
the process Of investigation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-25

lawful possession OF liquor leads
the list with "a total OF l60 violations.
Manufacturing OF whiskey runs
next In popularity with 30 cases.
each OF which represents captured
stills. Fifteen persons were arrested
by London's office ON charge of sell
ling whiskey and eighteen for being
drunk.
Vagrancy and larceny charges
show the next largest number OF
addicts with 80 each. Other charges
and the number of arrests that have
been made for each by Sheriff
London during his six months In OF.
flee are; disturbing the peace and
religious worship. 20: carrying con.
ceaied weapons. "a; gambling, -;
lettering. 1s; assault to kill. IA; for.
gerry, ID; highway robbery. Q, oh.
tanning money under false pretense
,; adultry. 9; Jail breaking. a
insanity. Z: unlawful possession OF
narcotics. 4; hsrboring fugities, 4;
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-25
COAL POLICY TO
FUNCTION SOON
Plan Applies to Non-Union
Fields, Priority of Cars Ex-
pected to be Granted
Immediately

WAStrINGTON.-The governments 5
emergency coal program viii begin to
function within rs hours. Secretary
Hoover, in making this announcement
today said ratification OF the emergency
plan Tor distribution and restriction OF
unfair action by association, but II co.
operation was withheld in any district.
the government would proceed to up.
point the necessary local committees.
The emergency coal control plan. Mr..
Hoover stated, is intended TO apply TO
nll coal produced by non.unlon fields, II
was expected that services orders by
the Interstate Commerce Commission
providing for prioriues In the alloca.
tion OF coal cars may be expected al.
most immediately,
As regards the coal strike itself. Mr..
Hoover declared the government hau
exhausted every means toward a set.
Element that 1t had offered arbitration
which had been rejected and the mat.
ter to DO taken care OF now was the
distribution Of coal as produced
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-25
CAPITAL SILENT
. AS SITUATION IS
!: p: GETTING WORSE
Steel Plants Ma De Closed
During August; Ration
ing Of Fuel and Food Is
Predicted Now
(By The Associated Press,

CHICAGO - The railway strike, com.
b!ned with the coal strike, was being
brought home to the public today
through the announcement of leaders
In several industries that unless q
speedy settlement was reached, closing
the plants with resulting unemploy-
ment, rationing of fuel and food sup
plies and q Gripping OF public utilities
service would result.
Steel plants, especially In the east,
Will be closed on a wholesale scale If
present conditions continue until Aug.
ust. according 10 the head of a large
steel corporation. Industrial coal was
said to oe unobtainable in New York
In Chicago increases of from $5e5 10
Sl5.25 ton in coal prices were an.
nounced. a shortage of coal cars In
bituminous fields has caused an appre.
ciable decline In production.
The close relationship which the
strikes were assuming was seen In the
statement of IL. B. Trumbower OF the
Wisconsin railroad commission that II
the coal strike lasted an additional two
weeks rail- transportation In that state
would be at standstill.
Washington Silent.
Official Washington has maintained
silence ON the railroad situation, but
II was confidently expected that Presi
dent Harding would begin action to end
the shopmen's strike during the week
In some quarters. 1t was believed that
the next ncve might come through the
railroad labor board. 1t was pointed
out that the board has power to grant
full recognition 10 the new shopmen's
union which forty eastern railroads
under the leadership OF l.. +. Lorec
eastern regional chairman OF the asso
ciation OF railway executives. contem
plates forming.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-25
IRISH REGULARS
Chasing REBELS
Fighting Is General Over Sec
tons of Country; Irregul-
ars Losing Great
Numbers

DUBLIN So Additional large areas in
the west Of Ireland. have been oceupi.
ed by the Tree state forces before whom
the republican insurgents are retiring
precipitately, according TO today's Of
fetal report. Clare Morris. county Of
Mayo, is the latest town TO be freed
from the irrogulars. who now have re-
tired to Ballinrode, on the borden be.
tween Galway and Mayo.
a message from Thurles. Tipperary.
filed late yesterday said an attack was
expected last night.
Intense fighting Is In progress In the
vicinity OF Kllmallock, county LINER
lclt according TO reports reaching Dub
lin today. The reports stated that the
republican lrregulars were trying 10 de-
lay the advance OF the national army
troops.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-25
THIEVES ESCAPE
WITH LOOT FROM
TWO CITY STORES
Cigarettes, Cigars, Chewing
Gum and Jewelry are In
cluded in Loot Taken by
Men.

Large Quantities OF cigarettes, ci'
gars, chewing gum and cheap jewelry
valued at about $3.50 were stolen from
the Elite and Berry Brothers confec-
tionaries when the two places were
burglarized some time Monday night.
Complete inventories OF the stocks
of the stores have not been taken at
noon and proprietors say that the
losses may run higher.
Berry Brothers Confectionery suf-
fered the greatest loss. a large stock
of cigarettes and tobaccos estimated at
about 5000 were missed when the store
was opened this morning. A small
amount of cash was taken from the
cash drawer. The place was entered
from the back door. the lock being
tprn off when the place was opened.
The Elite Confectionery was en-
tered through the side door that
opens into the lobby OF the Adelphos
theater. The door was opened by
reaching through a hole that had been
cut in the glass. and turning the night
lock. The hole had been cut In the
glass door by employees Of the store
Monday morning when the keys to
the place had been lost Two large
punch boards containing two watches
a S2 automatic and several small
pieces OF jewelry, were tken. The
stock Of cigarettes and chewing gum
was picked over and a consider able
amount stolen. police assert.
Don Cochran's store was entered and
about S45 stolen Sunday night in q
similar manner. Police say they have
no clue as to who Is committing the
burglaries but they believe the same
party Is implicated In the three jobs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-25
ENID BUSINESS MAN VISITED
WIFE. THEN SHOT SEI.E

ENID. Okla. go c, I. Deason. about
40 years old manager OF a local cloth.
lng store. was found dead in his room
here with 1 bullet hole in his head Mon.
day. The door OF the room was locked
and Deason was clutching "A revolver
when found. Police have been unable
to find 4 cause for the shooting. Dea'
sons wife is said to live in Ponca city
and II Is said he visited with her sun
day. lie las a brother living there, al
so IL ls gaid
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-25
Orlando Refuses
To Form Cabinet
For King Victor

ROME .. Former Premier Orlando,
after an hours consultation with King
Victor Emmanuel Monday is reported
to have refused TO form IA cabinet TO
succeed that OF Premier tacta. who
resigned last week Orlando who has
been discussing the situation with
the leaders of the constitutional groups
OF the chamber. is said to have declar.
ed himself against the formation OF a
short lived cabinet.
After the consultation with signor
Orlando. the king called sisnois de Mic.
Ola and Tiltoni. presidents respectively
Of the chamber OF deputies and sen.
ate, for rehswsd consultations.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-25
MOORE CHARGED WITH CONsPIR.
ACy 10 DEFRAuD ON CHECK

A complaint charging j. w Moore
by Copsy Attorney IL. Bristow
Monday afternoon. Moore II alleged
to have given M. Hartnitt a check
FOR $3.50 signed by Wesley Moore upon
representation that Wesley had s2..
bTb at the Indian agents office. Ac.
cordlng to the complaint Moore knew
that the check was no good at the
time he gave Il to iIartnitt. The check
Is said to have been given Hartnitt In
payment for AN auto that was sold 70
]. w. Moore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-25

Positive declarations that officials
We're jockeying for time in the certifi
cate case We're heard on the streets OF
Ardmore today when 1t became known
that the case had been postponed un.
I'll after the primary election.
These declarations were based upon
the fact tnat w. X. Clark, the defendant
in the case made an objection to fur
ther continuance of the case on the
grounds that "he was being made the
goat" IN his objection Clark declared
that this defendant has at all times
been ready and anxious for u trial, ana
said defendant has never consented or
authorized 10 continue said case. The
defendant expects TO show in ihis trial
that w. 7. Dodson, clerk OF the beard
OF education, has been engaged in the
traffic OF school certificates long be-
fore defendant Clark had any colnsc.
ton with it,
Defendant further expects - estab
lish that TIE said Dodson has b.en sys.
tematically engaged in Issuing certi-
ficates without authority OF law and
without credentials, for political and
other purposes. Defendant further ex.
poets to establish that this complaint
was made by the said Dodson for the
sole purpose Of diverting suspicion from
himself and others and with the inten
tion OF never trying said cause but hold
ing same in the courts until after the
primary election"
| on Monday telegram was sent 10
Ardmore, signed by number OF lead.
ing citizens, insisting that Attorney
General Short give an immediate hear
ing to the case and set ut res. doubts
| In the minds OF the people here.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-25
Shilling'S Friends
Stage a Parade in
His Behalf in City

Just to show the people OF Ardmore
how the people OF Wilson feel toward
their candidate for county attorney,
ten car loads OF Wilson people journey.
ed over to this city Tuesday morning
and made the well known wellkin ring
They opened up all the horns the cars
possessed and there wasn't person
on the street but knew that shilling 4
hackers were staging a parade.
The Shilling advocates, It Is learned
were making u partial tour OF the
county IN the interest OF the young
Wilson attorney.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-25
STRIKE FORCES USE or
SHIP YARD MACHINE SHOPS

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Use of ship
yard machine shops Tor local repair
work was apopted In Florida by the
Seaboari Airline railroad soon after the
shopmen's strike became effective. The
Merrill.Stcvens Shlpbuildlng company,
jacksonville. and tho Tampa Dock
company. at Tampa, are handling en-.
gines into those two cities.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-25
RINGER TO SPEAK ON PECAN
INDUSTRY AT 4. and NJ

c. h. Ringer, secretary OF the Cham
ber of Commerce. Is scheduled to
saltwater, August "a. on the pecan
speak at the state agriculture college
industry. MIR. Ringer is perhaps bet.
ter posted in the pecan industry than
any man in the southwest and he will
deliver message that viii be- well
worth while.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-25
MUSk0GEE TO BUILD ROADS
AND BRIDGES THIS YEAR

MUSKoGEE. Okla. Muskogee
countys budget for the fiscal year OF
1929 calls for $3.50. 900 for roads and
s56l2O FOR bridges, the largest sum
ever appropriated out of the general
revenues Tor this purpose. Although
the county is recognized as having as
much mileage of improved highways
US any county in the state, 1t has never
resorted TO the issuance OF road bonds,
preferred to raise funds from general
revenues,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-25
CLARK WON'T Be
ABLE TO TALK
Until AUG. 8TH
Neither Side Able to Pro-
duce Witnesses in Teacher
Certificate Hearing at
State Capital
THROWN OVER TO
PAST PRIMARY
Defendant Insists That He
Wants to Be Heard in Mat
ter-Says He's the Goat

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. - Nes.
ther side was able to produce wit.
nesses in court today and the pre-.
hiiinary trial OF w. w. Clark.
charged with forgery in connection
The office Of the state board of edu.
cation, was postponed until Aug.
ust 8. NJ. II. Wakefield. a negro
with the alleged Illegal issuance Of
state teachers certificates from
physician Of Bristow, who is said
TO have paid Clark 5000 for certifi.
Gates Tor two men Of his own race,
Is to be given IA hearing ut the
same time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-25
LEDBETTER TO SPEAK
FOR WILSON in CITY

W. A. Ledbetter. one OF Oklahoma
City's leading attorneys. win deliver an
address here Wednesday evening In be.
half Of r. II. Wilson for governor.
The address will be given In Conven.
ton hall and supporters OF Mr.. Wilson
hero urge every person to be present.
They say Mr.. Ledbetter will outline
the issues OF the present campaign.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-25
League 10 Meet.

A meeting OF the Good Government
league viii be held Friday afternoon
at three o'clock at the Broadway Meth
odist church. which will be an open
meeting fol candidates. Three minu
- VII be allowed ~ speakers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-25

DUNCAN. Okla. - The arraisnmoo<
of L,die kinney. Of Arimore. choeD10
with blgamy after his marriage so ~
Opal Hexroat. wealthy lndiAs Glfls -
continued today until Aueuek - ~
tlea = County Atteesey ~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-25
Majority Indicates Straight
Democratic Ticket, AL
wough Split Is Talked in
Many Quarters
LOOKS GOOD FOR
MOORE AND OTHERS
Shilling Seems to Have Edge
on Hodge in Healdton and
Writ Sections
by CLAUDE V. BARROW

For The first time in history of the
oil section Of Carter county, the entire
strength OF such workers will be poll.
ed on August l. Men and women alike
win go to the polls in the primary to
vets Cor change" and in the general
election majority Of them will vote a
straight Democratic ticket.
This is the consensus OF opinion in
Wilson. Heaidton and Writ; visitors
from Dillard, Rexroat and Hewitt say
the same is true of their sections.
The question is: Who and what rep.
resents the change? Who will get the
vote?
For District Judge.
Jake Moore is considered TO be the
strongest contender for district judge.
yet he will have no walk away Oppo.
sition to Moore is that he wears q stiff
white collar that fits we'll up under his
square jaw all the time. W. F. Free
man gets his strength from old time
campaign policies, it Is indicated. and
he has been appealing to the ia l.ners
in general
The Sherif's Race. n
Since Bill Brooks withdrew fr.In the
race only last night, II is hard TO est
mate what the outcome win be. VI
terday, indications were that Lond
and Gaines would lead the ticket IA
Healdton and Writ with Britton third
and Brooks fourth. However. II was
rumored then that eitaher Gaines or
Brooks would withdraw ut the eleventh
hour and the Garrett influence"
would swing 10 the man who stayed
{ m the ring, II such is the case. things
look mighty good for Uncle Gus"
London has the support of the women
almost as whole. but is not going 10
get all the "oil vote" Brtton has lots
OF friends in that section and will be
rockoned with at the count Evans
and carter are not discussed.
For County Attorney.
lodge md Shilling are going 10 run
Continued on page y
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-25

$50 this is the Ardmnreite? J?
"Yes and it.. getting a lit
tie better all the time"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-02

r,as d. ;as s-mnnas eSia
alriss Sc nr .i.sa nf'-r> "a IN
a'sral ~ r6ucra d.gm .ir r-la saer-
- sie aia'anzs. y Is noias mss in
i,seGn'ss af' a inaiila1 camr soa
"a l~ulariseiia - y 9iiinera oficina
d6 l'rDi,c;..1ln r,rl - Marrnrcos.
q viaie dc s. :. VI. y. Salamanca.
: sners mfS Sli;ssallcnies de Ear
5'raa $ Nadia y 81 homrnaje lrndi-
da 80 Sc-illI a areStrO director pr
81 jx.'a lc n RcvlS'a. aco:npan'.n pri
n'n-oSas arii'qllns Y porsias dc Dioni-
s;1 pirr-. Na1qncz do SOFA. Traver-
S9ac. ! - \. LIcngo, Fernando del
raivar. Tdraz tc Saa v alm;r;.bleS
rfd las On col = = c-,~'cainras de az
tul'idaI gre sirmaI las prcsiisiosos
0r;st1s Moreno Carhoncro I.arroclle
Tipa'r. Vc~cIer. Paf Ddb6n, Deme-
trio Y. otros tables artistas
FL prccio de tan exquisite ndmero
eS 20 ccntavos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-02
RENUNcIA Ell CoMIsEONADO DE
gENEFICENCIA E INSTRUCTION

Por 10 que Sc desprende de algunos
inforrnes recibidos de Yauco, aun per
duran las diferencias en- los mienlbros
que for1nan ell Concejo de administra-
ci6n de la referida municipahdad.
Las noticias obtenidas, indican que
el doctor Jose S. Arrache presento la
renuncia de su cargo como Conisiona-
do de Benefcencia e Instruction, quien
tan solamente hace cinco meses que
actla en- dicho Departamento, en- vir-
tud de la renuncia hecha por el senor
Domingo Piovanetti. No obstante, por
otro conducto sabemos que el doctor
Arraehe Sc encuentra siempre nluy alta
reado en- sus trabajos PROFESSIONALS, y
tai determination obedece al POGO ITEM
po de que dispone.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-02
la IMPORTANCE suResTA DE
'a' AVER

FL ssilor Manuel Mendia de la firna
de Sobrinos de Ezquiaga, del alto CO.
mercio de esta ciudad, con otros seiio-
res de la representation de la iinpof-
tante casa, manufactured de los Es-
tados Unidos, United States Cast
Iron P. and F. Co.," concurrio la su-
basta ejecutada aver en- las ofcinas
del Municipio de San Juan, para e.
suministro de 20 mil toneladas de tu-
IBERIA de hero para Ell nuevo ac.e.
ducto. cuyas obras comenzaran en- bre-
We.
La cuantia del presupuesto de costo
para el expresado material era alrede-
dor de 100000 la proposition que re-
sulto mas favorable fue la expresada,
mantenida por los representatives de
Ia indicada firrna segin Sc irforma.
La entrega del material subastado
Sc realizara dentro de las condolences
del contrato realizado, durante los me
ses expresados en- la contrata que son
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