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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-05-07
SCHOOL TEACHERS ABROAD.
American Schoo1mistresses in the Philip.
pine Islands.

Ii the lady be very conservative, dy ed
in the wool with old fashioned notions
OF propriety, her blood is fairly curdled
with the sights and sounds that meet
her on every hand-till she gets used
to them. There is everything in get
ting used to things. By and by she
will not be even surprised when, may
hap, as sometimes occurs in Manila,
it the police are noe looking. full.
grown Tagalo man will stand at q
street hydrant, calmly divest himself
OF every piece Of clothing and in the
sight Of all men pour pail after pail Of
water over himself. This is the Span
h-Tagalo method Of taking a bath.
Propriety is relative. -,
The pupils Of the American school
mistress start out beautifully at first.
The natives are docile if they like a
white person. The only way in which
they will ever be permanently influen-
ced is to awaken their affection for the
white people and then watch them.
They will bear it like most races that
have been oppressed for centuries.
The brown native is very anxious to
learn English. The children begin
with an enthusiasm that makes the
teacher feel as though she were min
istering angel bringing gallon Of cold
water to those perishing of thirst in a
desert.
PUPILS LACK pERT1NAcITY.
Then /change. The second week
the attendance begins to drop off.
When it comes to steady digging in at
study, or digging in at anything else,
your Malay. old OF young. is rct there.
Unless he have Chinese blood in him
he is incapable of persistent effort. It
is the Chinese blood, tolerably we'll
sprinkled among the natives now,
which will make them able to take the
white mans civilization if anything
will.
The pretty schoolmistress finds soon
that her pupils drop off more and
more. The boys say they must help
their fathers grow tomatoes, tend the
chocolate grove or plant bananas. The
girls must wash clothes or mind the
baby or go to church or to funeral.
Any excuse will do for the incorrigi-
bly, lazy little animals to keep away
from study. and discipline.
And yet it is the only thing to do
to catch these brown Malays young
and make them go to school and make
them learn the English language and
train them also to industrial trades.
Nothing will do this short Of an iron
clad compulsory education scheme,
and no teachers can perform the work
30 well as our American schoolmis-
tresses. The only especial talent their
brown pupils possess is the tmusical
one. In quickness of ear, they far
surpass white children; they play
stringed instruments aiiaost by intui-
tion. The singing lesaona, now q
part of-the course in American public
schools will help to hold the Tagalo
children. If the teachers will not too
soon become discouraged and if the
government, as it should do, forces it's
young Filipino wards, like its Indian
youth, TO attend the schools and be
trained to regular discipline, by and
by the American sohoolmistresses will
have made their impress.
Marilla Weaver.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-05-07

1t is queer that nobody ever
learns to forgive the sins Of others by
committing them himself.
= Some men are known to the COM
pany they are unable to get into.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-05-07

- TIC judge by widows express
sion Of innocence you would think she
had never seen man before.
- 1t is said that the ladies Of Egypt
ntained their cheeks with alcohol
1000 years ago. tits now used as a
nose tint by some men in this coun-
try.
- 1t isn't what people don't say,
but what they do say, thati is always
the mistake.
Stops the Cough and Works off the
Cold.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure
p cold in one day. No cure, No Pay.
Price aS cents.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-05-07
AMMONlATED FERTILIZERS.
ACID PHOSPHATE.
COTTON SEED MEAL AND HULLS.

We prepared to sell Fertilizers all kinds
and in any quantities.
We wish to call your special attention to
16 per cent. Petrifed Dissolved Bone,
Manufactured from Tennessee Phosphate Rock, also
Standard Blood Ammoniated Guano.
All Of goods high the different ingredients which
with and of the best quality Our principal
derived from Blood and Tankage
also prepared sell Meal Kainit and Acid
Phosphate for fertizing
Of offs
of which at View fair
exchange the
purposes, for Cotton Seed mill
call and see us and prices before placing orders
Thanking liberal patronage
praise for the high quality excellence goods wishing you
prosperous New Year we remain, Yours truly,
ANDERSON PHOSPHATE AND OIL Co. Anderson, S. c.
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-05-07

For the schoolmistresses. they are
aell enough. AS TO their pupils. .thatis
mother ' matter. One who knows,
/ miles to think Of the motley Grew
pat greeted the American lady teach
!. on her first morning at school.
llny girls, no more than six, coolly
ak to t5G soho olhouse smoking cig-
fettcs, while lcug-legged boy Of 12
fars comes with no clothes at all on
fcept shirt, and that . short ON e..
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-12
A Mnafcal Red.

A Bombay man has constructed a
bedstead priced at 10000 rupees. 1t is
thus described: 1T has at it's four cor
ners four full sized, gaudily dressed
Grecian damsels-those at the head
holding banjos, while those on the right
and left hold fans. Beneath the cot is
q musical box which extends the whole
length OF the cot and Is capable of
playing twelve charming airs. The
music begins the moment the least pres.
sure has been brought to bear from the,
top, which is created by one sleeping
or sitting and ceases the moment the
Individual rises. While the music is in
progress the lady banjoists at the head
manipulate the strings with their fin
gers and move their heads, while the
two Grecian damsels at the bottom fan
the sleeper to sleep, !
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-12
WONDERFUL SUCCESS,

All Barre Talking Of DR.. Towards
Specific. Special Halt Price Sale.
druggist Davis Guarantees it to
Cure Dyspepsia.
We are always glad to print in the
TELEGRAM a story about re-
markable success achieved by adyer-
Using and especially 80 when the
article advertised IS ono Of superior
merit.
No. very long ago DE-. Davis one OF
Barre's most enterprlzing druggists,
succeeded In getting the DR.. Howard
Co., to allow him to sell their specific
for the cure Of oonsti patton and dys-
pepsia Is half price a. an Introductory
offer.
The results Of this I'D ,ertising have
BEEN phenomenal and there has
been hradly . week with.
outsD. F. Davis being obliged to order
fresh supplies.
d. +. Davis in commenting upon
the great success that followed the
Adoption Of his suggestion, not only
In Barre but In other places, show
ed the TELEGRAM Z letter from j. Frs
kline Mills, Of Middletown, one Of the
best known druggists In New York.
Mr.. Mills wrote:-''I have sold vt re-
tail nine dozen DR.. Howard's specific
for constipation and dyspepsia In less
than two months. Every customer
that I have heard from relative to
the remedy is well pleased with it and
/ have not been called upon for q sim
gle refund"
D. F. Davis does not know how
much longer he will be able to con-
tinue selling DR.. Towards specific for
the cure Of constipation and dyspepsia
at half price but will as long as his
present supply holds out. Some Of
bis consumers have said they would
pay dollar bottle rather than be
without it.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-12

. CITY NEWS

John Tierney isto move tomorrow
to house on Prospect street.
Supt. of water Dept Campbell,
began his duty of turning of water
today, ifyour water rental is not paid,
look out.
Joseph Williams is to 90 on the
road as travelling salesman for the
firm of Smith & Jack.
News comes to Barre that Martin
Riley has sold out his store in St.
Johnsbury and will return to Barre to
reside. His many friends here will be
glad to see his genial face about town
again
Charles H. Rathhurn, formerly Of
Montpelier, has entered the employ
Of the Boston Elevated Railway Com.
pany. He has secured q position as
motormap and is running on the
Grove Hall division oflthe company's
system Of surface lines, which con-
meets the business section OF the city
with the residential district of Rox.
bury.
The greatest musical hit Of the
century is Florodora which comes
here on Thursday evening.
From every adjoining town orders
are being received for tickets for
Florodora and those who have not
purchased seats should do so at once
and secure choice Of seats.
Every one can enjoy Florodora.
Manager Lapoint has booked the
Lorraine Company for one solid week
commencing December goth, this is
said to be the largest and the best
Repertoire attraction that ever played
at popular prices, and it is evident
that Barre Theatre goers prefer this
class Of attractions judging from the
poor attendance at tho last two high.
er grade productions.
Frank L. Small is quite ILL.
Edward Normandeau is In Plainfield
today on business.
N. White & Co., sent q gang of
eight men Ito work on the building Of
new abutments on the M. & w. road
near Plainfeld.
Willard Prentiss Of Cleveland, Ohio,
Is visiting his uncle w. A. Perry for a
few0days.
W. A. Perry and nephew willard
Prenttss, left this morning for St.
Johnsbury to visit relatives.
A large crowd of people from Barre
and East Barre are planning to attend
the dance at the Washington Hotel on
Friday evening.
90 Kimball Union Academy defeated
Montpelier Seminary at football syes.
terday afternoon by . score Of - toe.
Evidently n. Is. had not recovered
from the Goddard game. @,
The Ladies Of the Maccabees will
have 4 social at the home Of Mrs. Nor.
timer on Brook ST., Thursday after.
"oos' t4=''fl@ r3t .'NA - ~.N
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-12

just received, Wool Waists at 9.
w. Learned's, "a North Main St.,
Averlll block. n1 1902
All ladies interested In the fair are
requested to meet In the veslry Of tho
Universalist church Thursday ct p.
m, for further plans and work.
1888
A look at the silks in Fits window
will show you what an aggressive
store isHelling.
A matter of interest will be Discus
sed at tine regular meeting of the
Granite Polishers Union to be held
Wednesday evening at 100 In Car.
penters hall. 1t is hoped that every
member will be present. 1S1 81
Have you seen the new Monte Carlos
at Fits for o7.e8, 1915 and s12 ia
80, 80 and "A size. N.'s
Thursday Nov. 10, at 7.30 D. m.
there will be q special conclave Of
st. Aldemar Commandry, No. II, X.
T., at their asylum, Masonic hall.
Work:-Order Of the Temple. Per
Order K. B. Whitaker, EN-. G.
~r 1882
A fit In glasses with no separate
charge for examination at DR.. Han
sons Office. A chance to try them
before you buy: Prices no higher for
! sure thing than generally paid for
an uncertainty to someone wh0a was
y never Inside a. eye hospital. 177.tf
Military, effect In coats are J" being
shown at Fits.
The attention Of all advertisers il
called to the notice, near the top Of
thu ed1so1i:::::ll column, relative to thu
time fov handing In copy for changG
or for new advertisements. IT.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-12

There will be a meeting OF the La
dies Aid Society Of St. Monica's
church tomorrow afternoon at 2.30 at
the convent. Ladies who can, are
requested to come as there is consid :
cradle work to be done.
]. w. Grady went to Nortndeld
this morning.
Bini Attilio left this noon for Bos.
ton where he will be married. He
will return il about two weeks.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-12
AUCTION SALE OF LAHD.

will sell at public auctj on ON the
10th day Of November A. D. 1909 at
2 O'Clock In the afternoo A the follow
ing described premis -, Two acres
and 50 square rods O. land, lying ad-
acent % the high Aay leading from
the village OF Es' n Barre to the VII
lage OF Gran1t Aville in the town Of
Barre. IL .ling part Of the land BE-
longing r. the estate OF Mary Ann
Valley, deceased late Of Barre. Said
lane near the house Q! Felix No
Ws.frk on the aforesaid highway. The
14bovv sale will be held ON the premises
tor sale and will be for cash to tht
hlgineSt bidder.
WIlber A. Cutter, administrator
q. n. Barber. .AactioneeT. u
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-12
STARTLING BUT TRUE.

III every one knew what 9 grand
medicine DR.. Kings New Life Pills is, =
writes D. H. Turner, Dempseytown,
Pa, you'll sell all you have In Z day.
Two weeks use has made q new man
Of me-" Infallible for constipation,
stomach and liver trouble. CSC. ut.
w. Fl. Gladding, Barre and Or. j. H
Macarthur of East Barre.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-12
Worth Knowing.

A beautiful mother Of pearl surface
can be given to articles Of glass, card.
board or wood BY applying to them
with brush an extremely thin coating
Of q strong solution Of salt mixed with
dextT1n. Other beautiful hues may be
obtained by adding to the salt solution
either sulphate Of magnesia. acetate of
soda Or sulphate Of tin. va.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-12

'lof' Z X 2ily tc iivs withcay NV. II
certainly = easier to pay az insurance
premium tnan II IL to 30 without In
surance.
National Life Insurance Co., OF Yer.
mont, (Muuual.) Organized In 1850.
S. s. Ballard, General Agent. N. B.
Ballard, Local Agent, Rooms 2 and 3
Miles Block, Barre, Vermont.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-12
CITY News.

old horse to Fred Cutler Of South
Barre to-day.
Those who attended the hearing at
Montpelier last night cid not get
home until l o'clock.
Owen BLY, is to move tom orrow to
DR.. Jackson's tenement on South Main
St.
G. w. Writers, attorney or the c..
V. Ry. Co., is in town today on bust.
ness.
Some hilarious gentlemen got to.
gether last evening at Tough End in
Graniteville and threw stones at Rem.
ellard's store breaking the windows
and doing other damage. The case
was settled out Of court by the Offend
ing parties paying the damage.
The Athena Club held a "gentle-
mems night" at Mrs. George Bonds
last evening. Progressive Crokinole
was played, refreshments were servea
and pleasant evening was enjoyed by
the thirty people present.
Mrs.. ,Paulina Davis LOT Northfield
was in town yesterday.
Elmore's dancing school opened last
evening in Miles hall. There was q
large crowd in attendance.
Ed Nye Of Plainheld is in town to-
day.
James Clark was arrested yesterday
afternoon by Deputy Sheriff H. d.
Camp for breach Of the peace grow
ing out Of an assault on William
Stewart janitor Of the Morse block.
He was brought before Judge Fay and
was fined s6 and costs OF $3.50. City
Attorney Wishart prosecuted. The
fine was paid.
There was q good attendance al. the
opera house last evening to hear Al
fred A. Farland the wonderful banjo
soloist. The musical critics of the
city are highly enthusiastic over the
entertainment considering him the
greatest banjo player In the country.
When Mr.. Farland comes to Barre
again he will be greeted with a full
house. '' ''.r r'5'
The menu tor tomorrow's lesson ct
Miss Billiards. cooking school will be
as follows: Broiled oysters with Maitre
D'Hotel butter, Saltice potatoes,
Waldorf salad, Apricot Bsvarian
cream with snow eggs. '.."
ST. Johns Court, z. o. r., meets
Friday evening. ,.e
Rodney Murray left this noon for
Ryegate to work. ~
Manager Lapotnt has received a..
suranees from The city council that
there will be no further trodble re.
gardlng the heating Of the opera house.
Mrs. II. "A. Gould sold 50 dollars
worsh Of tickets for the Farland con.
cert, and received as a prize q $50
banjo.
Mrs. G. B. Tilden Of Mortified is
visiting her sons George and Arthur.
Joseph Rizzi and Alice Calcagni
were united in marriage this morning
by City Clerk Wells. DR.. Molinelli
and Miss Cherrie. Mariani stood up
with them.
The W. G. T. u, Of Websterville
will hold a New England supper in
the school house Friday evening Nov.
II. Supper will be served from 7 I'M
til 8 o'clock. Admission 20 cents
children 10 cents. All cordially invit.
ed. 4
James Grant lost some blue prints
yesterday afternoon between this city
md Graniteville. The finder will be-
rewarded by returning to this Office.
James Morgan was before Judge
Fay this morning On the (charge Of
selling. A verdict Of not guilty was
rendered. H. w. Scott appeared for
bhe stats and Geo. T. Swasey for the
ve'j 1Gs &a&ttt 41nat Sati0Gs
a9yag N s3tfy4.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-12

There are many good auverutnD
mediums In Vermont but II you have
rot tried the TELNGhAM you Aheun
- % fnr usalGk rass.tre
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-12
WEATHER PREDICTION,

Showers tonight Fair and some
what colder Thursday. Brisk to
high south west winds.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-12
COUPON NO. 1873.
ats own Reward.

ATS own Reward. s~I
George" said Mrs. Ferguson, II
want you to oil the hinges Of the bed.
room door. I'm awfully tired Of hear
ing them creak." e,o..
Laura" replied Mr.. Ferguson, Il
would do almost anything to oblige
you, but I'll be everlastingly rib roast
a n I'm going to take the .trouble to
oil any door hinges at this time Of
nightv' ~ .mi
Mark now the result Of his procrasti.
nation. ,,.. 1913
In the dead Of night-that same night
"A burglar, who had gained entrance
to the house through basement win
dow, crept softly up the stairway, ap-
preached that bedroom door and push
ed It open. 'o ast
1t gave loud creak like the wailing
az q lost soul. q, ~ %.a.fg An W., !
The historian hopes it is not really
necessary to add that the burglar went
down that stairway In two jumps, was
out Of the house before George Fer
guson had succeeded in finding his re-
volver and that the hinges Of that
bedroom door are still unoiled.-C hica-
- Tribune.
All That He Knew About.
He had called upon his ron at col
lege. pt5e.t,
did John show you everything of
interest there?' his wife inquired when
be returned. rst+
HE said he did"
"What did he show your"
'The gymnasium, the. football field,
the baseball diamond, the lighthouses
and the training quarters for the
cfew."-Chicago Post
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-07

sin luz desde hacfa mucho tempo.
-Pues bien, dijo, -yo ser6 ese
hombre.
El sefior de Kergaz do I'm grito
de algeria.
-Yo ser6 la mano vengadora, -
continu6 oil vizconds, que perse
guir6 sin descanso los misteriosos
enemigos de la sociedad; esa aso-
ciaci6n do la que vueStros agentes
no han podido deseubrir el lugar
de reunion, nj los estatutos, los
jefes y los afiliados, la desenmas.
carare 20.
z mientras hablabs, parecfa
operarEe Una tfansformaci6n en-
Andrea. El hornhre humillado y
enc0rvado hssta entonces baio Ell
peso del arrepenltimiento, ell peni.
tente dehilitado por Ia maceraci6n
J la penitencia, ge irgui6 POGO q
POGO; los ojos bajos centellearois,
recobrando su fjeza, y no fu6 slao
IN vago novimfento de terror que
la seHora de Ksrgsz vi6 sparecer
POGO q POGO al baronet sir CUTLER
mo, al audaz entire les audaces de
otros tiempos, al terrible Andrea,
banclido Gl misnlD durante mucho
tempo; pero; Ell terror de Juana no
tuvo mas duraDi6n que La de IN
relslnpsgo. el baronet ys no exis
TIA, ell bandidO Andrea estaha
muerto: quedaba, IN hombre adic-
30 q 81 hermane,, la sociedad de
Dios IN soldado de las grandes
eausaa de In hunianidad.
En aquel momento 50 abri6 una
puerta y entr0 una mujer que YES
tia Gle negro y sobre su traje negro
llevAba La capuclla de las hermanas
CRISES de la carltad que son, por
asf decirlO, libres y cue no Ian he.
cnO votos perpetuos y 10 mismo que
el vizconde, squalla mHier no era
al Lei scmbra de I'D que fuera en-
otros tiennpos. si,sndo Ia bslleza solo
ID que sohrevivid an ell naufragIo
piadOs0 eI que l1 Bacarz Sc hundI0
para renacer convertida en sor Lui-
- ia Noble mli1elr prohada por el
amor, la Ennfer NDoa convartida 0n
nna Magdslens krfepsntida,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-07

"a de Armaudo; 81 solo conocfa
81 secreto de la mjsteriosa exiaten'
ciA de Andrea.
Vas ir q la calle del Vieux
Colombier, dijo Ell sef1or de Ker-
gaZ, = y diras a mi hermano que
Venga conmigo.
Sc fu6 German y una hora des-
pu6s ell conde y su esposa vieron
entrar q Andrea.
Psra quien hubiese conoci do q,
brillante vizconde Andrea, Ell Don
Juan brib6n & impfo, 8 bien ell ba.
ronet sir Guillermo, ell gentleman
fematico y distinguido, al hernia
no del sefior de Kergsz, al hijo de
Felipone, habrfase quedado admi-
RADIO. Andrea estaba palido, enGa-
quecidc. Su trsie afectaba ell corte
sin pretensiones del de los eclesias-
ticos. Andabs con los ojos baios, La
cabeZa IN POGO inclineda hacia
Rdelante, y slgunaS veces su modo
de ander demostraba IN sufrimien-
60 muy grande. No 50 atrevfa ape
mas mirar q la condesa, como vi
GespuGs Gle transcurridos cuatro
affos, el recuer3o de su odiosa con-
Quota hacia ella y de los ultrsjes
que la habfa inferido, sc levan tase
ante 81 como IN fantasma venga-
dor, y CON In misma vacilaci6n
lleno de humildad, cogi6 y estrech6
la mano que le alargaba el sefior de
Kergaz.
-Querido hsrmano, murmur6
este.
-SMe msDdAsteis llamar Ar
mando3--diio Andrea CON woe cast
tembloross. Me apresur6 aban-
donar mi despacho.
Mi querido Andrea, respon-
do Armando; BE msnd6 lamar
porque tepgo necesidad de tf.
Los oios de Andres sc ilumina-
ron con m rayo de algeria.
--lAhl - di O, - Ses necesario
morir por vosy
Una sonrisa apareci6 en- los labios
de Armando.
NO contest6, = 90 question dc
Yivir por ahors.
* yislr rasonablemsate, que. |
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-07

| Bacara, que nos perdone ST segui-
mes llamandola asf, Bacara conser-
vi su hermosura q pesar de sus do
lcres y de su arrepentimtento, era
bella, a pesar de Los cuidados que
ponfs para disimular bajo la aspere-
Ia de Sus vestidos La hermosura rna.
ravillosa y Ell talle de reina que
antes trastornara tantas cabezas
Juveniles y causatlo tantas deses-
peraciones. Uno solo, IN 1ltimo
resto de coqueteria layl bien per.
donable despues de TODD, la impidi6
cortarse ell cabello: aouella espl6n-
di'ia cabellera rubia, que la en-
yolvfa cuando Ia soltaba So ponfa
en- pie, como un manto, y lie llegaba
q los pies; pero 0cllltaba del N eIur
nlodo possible las enormes trenzae
bajo Ia gorra blanca y su capuch0n
Y 1919 mostraba tan hnmilde y tan
modesto en- su msnera de presen.
tarse, que nadfe SCI hubtera atrevt.
do a reprocharle ese resto de apego
a las cosas de este Lnundo. A su
vista Juana corrio ella y la cogi6
las rnanos.
-Buenos dfas, querida hermana,
LA diio.
Z Bacare, Ell angel del arrepen.
timiento, hizo como Andrea retiro
In mano J balbuce5;
-lAhl sefiora, no soy digna de
hlesar Ell borde de Iruestro vestido..
El sefior de Kergaz cogio de In
rnano a Bacar6 j q Andrea y les
dijo:
-Fuisteis dos angeles cafdos; ell
arrepentimiento os eleS6 los dos.
Unfos para la cauaa com1n: los dos
sofs digncs de cslnlbatir hsio Ia
Inisma handera lot mobiles trans.
fugas del mali. =.
Bacara levanto les ojos y miro 4
SIR Gnillermo Y sintio cue ga 10
crrimfa al coraxon. La pareci6 Que
rll1a woe secrebe le 5eess
-iLcs monstruon Do ests nasu.
Esleza, no pueden jam&a ser tocaGos
p'oF el arrepentimientcS moi mol