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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-21

used for United states courts. post-offce
and custom house. No money of the APP
preparation Is To be available until a valid
title to the site for tho building is vested
in the tinted States. nor until the State
shall have coded to the United States
exclusive jurisdiction over the same dur
ing the time tho United States shall re
main the owner. except FOR the admins
tratIon of tho criminal Laws Of tho
state and the service Of civil processes
Mr.. liaskins has also introduced the
following bills: Granting pension of
$50 month TO Carlos II. Rich of RoX-
bury, late of 60. u, Fourth Vermont re
gimcnt: grant an increase of pension to
$50 per month To- Abram H. Hicks Of
l.yndonville late acting masters mate
and ensign in the navy increasing the
pension of Mrs. Jennie r.. E.lso of Graf
ton to $1o per month she being the widow
Of Joseph NJ. Edison. who served in G."
!. Fourth Vermont regiment. and grant
ing AN increase of pension to 81 Ia car
roll A. Mcknight late Of 90. c, Eleventh
Vermont regiment.
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NOTES ABOUT vERMoNTERs.
Sen Proctor Going to Hot Springs
Sen. Dillingham; Forging Ahead.


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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-21
H. X. DARLING ENTERTAINs.
Ills Newspaper Guests Discuss Capital
D'unishmcu

MoniNolIcr. bee. 1s-lIalc j. Darling
rcpr. sentative from Chelsea il tho Leg
iSlaturo of l'"i aud a member of the re-
'cnic at tho Montpelier House To
about ~ uf his friends, mostly newspaper
mon. Among these present from out OF
town were Frank j.. Greene Of st. AL
bans. and Luther u. johnson Of Ran
dolpli. The after dinner exercises were
entirely informal in character and were
devoted largely To a discussion OF CAPT.
tai punishment. Col. Greene graphical
~ described the recent execution at
Windsor and corrected some erroneous
statements that have been made in
connection with that event. Many bright
stories were also told and the company
broke up at midnight.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-21
A Move to Start an international
School in Modellinp at Rut-
land
PHILANTHROPY MOVE
U"prh Ia Develop High Grade ~
>ruiptOrS In Observation-Disclosures ion.
~ Uc Open I" students from
Al Parts OF the World
building selected.

Rutland, Dec. 1s.--Powcrtul forces are
al work to establish in Vermont an in
stitution OF international scope and i'm
portance. in the practical arts paintings
and sculpture. the study Of design in
marble and in tie appreciation of the
beautiful in form and color. This in
~titution will be located in the old hui =
land Bank building opposite the high
school on Center street and the prom0t-
eYs are philanthropc people, because
Rutland is practically the marble center
of Vermont. this citv has been scletc,d
a. the most desirable location for an
Institution planned without limitation IL
tho scope Of its work and influence 1t
has been argued that it is a rcproach
to this national center state of marble
and other building products. that no
such school aud i,s museum ot models
and statutes as yet exists in Rutland
tho CarrJra Of America
II Will doubtless take tine, bat there
are those who want To bcgiu, aud 10 form
,he nucleus, ri Il higher schooling than
ran LOW h" obiaiu'i by citizens and tncii
rhldrrn. 1t is intcndcd to cN"ntually
nring this matter prominently before the
public in all Of tho large citics ST. tina,
il may he n call To every man, woman
and child tn promote and uplifc these
aims and practical skilled work. The
greatest sculptors of the world arc for
cgners and it is argued that they SHOULD
and can be natives of Vermont.
Much has been done in the old Rutlano
hank building in repairs and alteration.
toward converting it into "A structure fo
tho bringing out of originality in ideas
unu their expression on canvass and mar
bic. 1T is planned 10 interest, say 1iv,
ilon and endow the institution with $500,
UoO as a fund from which expenses MAJ
bo paid. 1t is proposed to make the in
stitution and its teaching free to any pupi
from any part of the world. Glasses il
drawing and painting are now held ther'
weekly
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-21
MAY HAVE NEW INDUSTRY,
North field Board Of Trade Have n Prop.
OSittOn for q Slate Quarry.

Mortified. Dec. IA special meeting
Of the Northfol Ill boa ri of trade was called
this afternoon at three O'Clock at the Of
flee OF NJ d. Smith in the Mayo building,
to consider proposition to organize n
company 10 be known as the National
Black Slate company. Tho qunrres to
be operated arc on the Almon farm. east
of the village, and what were known a.
tho Capital Slate quarros. Outside par
place $4,000 TO operate tho quarrics, pro-
Nidng j. j.. Almon can get subscriptions
amounting to sl.or) 10 equip the plant
with ur-to-dlto machinery.
ADDISON COZ MY COURT.
Mddlcb'ury. Dec. 12.-Thc criminal case
of state VS.. Melvin Ayers, who is charged
with an assault with intent 10 kill one
Orman Partlow at Leicester on the 18th
day Of March last was begun in county
court this afternoon. 1t looks as though
the case might last at least couple of
days.
FRANK PLuMLEY \ SPEAKER.
Detroit, Mich. Dee. iS:-rhc Hon Frank
Plumlcy of Northiicd, VT. will be one of
the speakers tomorrow evening at the
annual banquet of the New England
society held in celebration Of FOrefather's
day. The new Wayne dining room will be
opened for the first time and Gov. Fred
NJ. Warner and Mayor Codd will be pres
emit
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II The Largest Music House In the State

WAS sent from that city last April. for
the robbery of i watch, on a three to i've
years sentence, were visiting him to-day
aud met the governor b. chance. Young
Brace. who is only I, years old, has been
in the prison hospital several times on
account of sickness and is now stricken
with tuberculosis. Governor He'll was
skod to exercise clcmcncy in this case.
and after looking into the matter granted
u conditional pardon TO the prisoner, and
hc viii he released from prison to-mor-
row. lie will accompany his parents back
to St .\lbans on the afternoon train.
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WILLIAM IL. NANGAN'S ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. District @. Chit
tcnden.
The Honorable the Probate Court for
the District Of Ch.'tenden ,
cd in the estate of William f. Mangan.
'''' ''''' '''' = VIVA GREErINC:
Whereas. application hath been made
TO this court in writing ny m. ad-
T.. NIangau. late Of Burlington. de-
a auihority P' to- sslI tie whoio of ,he
real estate of said d"c.asrd. reprrs"nt-
ing to said Court. tdai II would he
beneficial To the heirs ana an person"
ceased to sell the whole Of the real
estate of said deceased. and convert
the same into money.
And bringing into court the consent
and appreciation in writing. Of all me
ncirs to said estate residing IN this
state, and setting forth the situation
Of the real estate.
Whereuron, the said court appointed
and assigned the 18th day "f p"ccuh"r,
1905. at the Probate Court rooms III sad
district, to hear anu decide upon said
lie notices thereof t. lie given to all per
sons interested therein by publishing
said order. together with me TIM ana
place Of hearing. three weeks success'vo-
" in the Burlington Weekly Free Fless.
a new spaper which circnla'cs IN the
neighborhood Of those pnrSon,s 'm,r ,,,,r
lions shall be previous to the assiEn-
Therefore You are hereby notified to nr::
pear before said nou ara a. h mS ''e az. ana
court. TO make your objection to the
granting Of such license, II you see cause
Given under my hand. at the Probate
court rooms, this 18th day of December
''' MARcELLUs A. BINGHAM.
24,w3t judge
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uSv<TE or CHARLES HYDE.

Tho undersigned. having been IN
painted hN the honorable probate rouit
for the district Of Grand Isle, COMMIT
siou"rs to receive. examine and adiuSI
All claims aud demands of 81 persorI
against charles Hyde. late OF Mort
Hero in said district, deceased, hereh|
give notice that we VIII meet tor IN
said claims at the DWELLING house Il
Eva E.ydc in North Hero, on the FL
daN of May, A. n. 13o6 from 10 o'clocI
a. M until I o'clock y M, of said da
and six months from the I'D day d
November A. D., 1908, is the tinj
limited by said court for said creditoi|
to present their claims to us fc|
examination and allowance.
Dated at North Hero, this 5th da
of December A. u. 1905.
JOHN TUDHOPE,
H. j. FEFEE.
Commissioners.
Expires May 2od, 1906. 2s.ws|
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-21
VI. NrSMEN.

Now doth " citie huntsnar,
Take "hun.ing license out7
And with IL brand now 'outiitt.'
He goeth forth to scoute
Md Scekc yc beastcs fcrocioue
That haunt yc woodes aboutA
lie seeks with z"st We rabbit.
And exc - doc and buckle,
Iiut presently ne shoototh
Yo farmers gentle ducke,
And as lie payoth for lite.
lie uarn.th Of hy> luckc.
Anon he tries another.
Yclopt We "siilic-hungins" rran.
And sucakrth through W forest
AZ softly as he can,
.tnd suddenly he haEccI..
y costly hired man.
N ri we'll V elite huntSman.
tiNs cunne lie keeps attic cooke,
i,,h Whom u hare he seeth
livs knees together knockc-
And finally his guide doth kiIlc
We rabbit with rocke.
Beware Of ye same huntsman.
And walk behind hym motto,
The which of his vicinagc
Is We mostc iearsome spottc--
For there is where hys comrade
Most frequently gets shotte.
Meanwhile. observe ye Nymrod-
lie stoppeth for to buy
goodly bag of bcastics.
And personally doth lie
Into hYs trusting WYE. who
just Winketh OF her eye
st Louis Globe Democrat
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-21
THE END OF THE WORLD.

Tho Palisades had disappeared,
The most of earth had crumbed,
And naught remained whore long ago
Niagara's waters tumbled.
Commercial greed had ono by one
The mountain peaks demolished.
And in n scheme for patent drinks
The ocean was abolished.
The Last Man trenlbled on n rock,
\ hammer slowly swinging,
lie had u money making scheme,
with gold his cars were ringing,
Hc stood upon carth's final verge
Worn small by mans persistence.
Clipped out the chunk beneath his feet
And fell from out existence.
Wilson in the New Yorl
Sun.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-21
ESTATE OF CAROLINE G. MOULTOI
BURLINGTON.

We, the subscribers. having been al
pointed by the Honorable the ProbaI
Court for the District Of Chittcnden, cor|
missionsrs to receive. examine and adju|
against the estate of Caroline C. MouJ
ton, late OF Burlington, in said district I'D
ceased. and also all claims and demand
from the day Of the date hereof being :
lowed by said court for that purpose J
d. therefore hereby give notice that 4
will attend to the duties Of orr appo,iJ
ment AT the office of the Burlingt, Al
Trust Company. i'm Burlington, in sa|
district, ON the last Fridays of Deco,j
her and May, nest. at ten o'clock a. N
on each of said days.
Dated this LIST day oc bcccmhcr ia,j
o. Il. SMAILEY
A. I; WIllTTEMuTT
Sl,w1t Comm s. Toner
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-21
"Hot Drops" Poultry Food.

Most poultry foods contain some "hot
dsops' connection that temporarily
warns up the fowls and perhaps in
duces eng production for u brief time
hut soon lea vss The hens worse on than,
before. Eva A. Bond of Es st Jefferson,
Maine. has evidently found 4 food Of a
different nature. Read her letter: II
have used Pages Perfected Poultry
Food for two years and feel satisfied
Il Is ono Of the best on tho market
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-21
FRANK PITMLEY \ SPEAKER.
PUBLIC BUILDING FOR BARRE
Gong reSsmnn Iiaskius Asks far M APP
pr0prlatiOn far the Granite City.

Washington, December ia hill pro-
vidlng for the erection by the govern
mcnt of public building in the city OF
Barre, Vermont. has been introduced in
the House by Representative Haskns,
Tho amount appropriated Is s7s,oo0 which
includes the purchase "f Il suitable site
and erection uf 4 modern building IN lac
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-21
WALTER BRACE PARDONED.
81. Albnns Thirf Stricken with
TuhercMlOsis ~ State Prison.

Windsor. Dee. S.-Gov. &. j. Bell made
q flying visit To the state prison to-day,
stopping over one train on his way tn
Rutland TO attend the funeral OF Gen.
w. :. ". Ripley, which will hc held
III that city tomorrow.
III. parents and other rcatiNcs at wal
s~r Trace of 81 Alblns. Il convict In
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-21
ESTATE; OF ENuPt.RE BOttUA
III RtINTGO\.
STATE OF VERMONT. District OF Chit

To ali persons concerned in the estat.
oi t.Xupore Boucha, late OF Burlington
ia said district deceased.
GREETING:
Al a Probate Court holden 1T Furlng
ton within and for the District OF Chit
londen. on the 1ith day of Dccemu'r
1905 an instrument purporting TO ID
the last viii and testament of ENup"r'I
Boucha late of burlington. in SAID
district. decca- ed. was presented ieI
the court aforesaid. for probate.
And it is ordered by said court that re
"uth day of December. 1905. at tl'
Probate Court Rooms in said Enr.
lington, be assigned for provins|
sud instruments and that noted
,heroof be given to all persons con
eerned. by publishing this order three
weeks Successfully in tho Burlngt"
Weekly Free Press newspaper puhliiHe
at said Rurling ton. previous to the in I.
appointed.
anrear before said court. at the time an,
piicc aforesaid. and contest tho rrof
bat. Of said Will. if YOU taVc Gauss
Given under my hand, at burlington. RI
said district. this lith day of lpeccmn' n
1905
MARCELI.uS *. BINGHAM.
.iw,3t Judge.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-21
srArr OF VERMONT. District OF Chit

STATE OF VERMONT. District OF Chitl
To ali persons concerned in the estate y
Joiu Eastwood. late of Colchester IN
said district. deceased,
AZ Probate Court. holden at Burln8
ION within and for the District of Chitte
dent, on the 9Th day Of December. 90
ar instrument purporting to be the las
will and testament and Il codlcii ther"
10 of John Eastwood. late of Colchest"il
in said district. deceased. was present.
IN The court aforesaid. for probate.
And Il IS ordered by said Court that tn
.1d daV of Decs mher. 1905. at the Pro
hato Court rooms i'll said Burlington. II
assigned for proving said instrumcn
and that notice thereof be given to a
persons concerned, by publishing this or
dor three weeks successfully in the Bur
Ilncton Weekly Free Press a newspap.
published IL said Burlington, previous
The time appointed
Therefore, y,i arc hereby notified TO ~
pear pe,orc said Court. at the time An}
u,acs aforesaid. and contest the probate q
"a viii, y you have cause
Given under my hand. at Burlins tor
in said district, this 9Th day of De
combcr. 1900
ELINU h. TAFT,
o.w3t Acting Judge.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-21
STRONG IN DEATH.

Cannbal chcf-Iiave YOU any last
message that you wish to have sent
home:
Stern looking femalc-Yes, have.
Don't let my son-in-law know.-Trans-
lated for Tales from "Meggendorfer
Batter"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-03
Ia reception De aneehe

Muy coneurriaa resai6 In recsp.
ci6u Que ogrecieran para anoche en- su
casa particular q sus amigos, ell Go.
bernsdor INFERNO Mr.. Post y su dis.
tinguida esposa.
Vaiiosos elementos de nuestra cul.
ts socisdsd GO dieron cita en- Ia mora
We dc los esposos Post, cuya amabili.
dad y cortesfa, pusieron una vez mas
de relieve, en- Ia reception de snoche.
Enife los concurrentes, estaban
Loo seAorss doctor Zsno Gandfa, doc.
tOr dsi Vale, doctor Rosell, Sanche,
Morales, Larrinaga 8 hijs, Manuel
Camuass senora 8 hiis, y otros dis.
ttnguidos puertorriquenoS y continen.
tales.
La rscepci6n termin6 4 las doce
mspos cuarto, saliendo todos grata'
mente impresionados de la morada del
prsstigioso fnncionario que asume hoy
interinAmente, el primer cargo civil de
Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-03
CoTte Federal

Esta mafana empez6 en- esta Cor
te el iuicio que sigue el abogado Chas
M. Boerman contra don Quintfn Ra-
mirez, en- reclamaci6 de 4.5O0 dollars
por honorarios que segdn el referido
sefior Boerman, le debe ell demand ad o
en- representation de un iuicio.
Lleva la representation del sefior
Ramirez Ell abogado Hord y Ia del de-
mandante ell abogado Mott.
Esta causa ha llamado la atencion
entire la gente de toga, viendose por
tanto muy concurrida la Sala de la
Corte.
Mafiana empezaran las declara.
clones del ruidoso pleito enta bl ado
por ell padre de la sefiorita Angela La.
ra contra ell comerciante de esta plaza
don Antonio Ortega, por falta de con-
trato, reclamando q dicho senior Orte-
ga la suma de 10000 dollars por da-
nos y periuicios.
Lleva la defensa de la parte de-
mandada ell abogado Antonsanti y la
del dem mandante ell abogado Molt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-03
II indu|to de Pericis Y Ro-
driguez

Dos jovenes periodistas que gimer
en la carcel de Ponce don Juan Peri.
Gas don Joaquin Rodriguez, han so.
licitado su indulto del Attorney &c.
neral Mr.sSweet.
Los referidos periodistas sufren
una condena impuesta por una ley ia.
|tal que tenemos en- ell C6digo, la ley
NE libelo, que desgraciadamente no
'anpara la viril Independence que ha
De tener el periodismo en- todas las
manifestations que afectan q los in
Itereses del pueblo.
Sc We, pues, que la prisi6n que
sufren los dos distinguidos compaffe-
ros, es por I'm delito puramente poll
,hico que no tiene relaci6n alguna con
Eel prestigio de su personalidad.
En- momentos de exacerbaci6n, en-
.horas de lucha, cuando las ideas SO
.refnueven y los sentimientos del pue.
bio Sc agitan, en- medic del diario ba.
+tailar de los partidos, fue escrito ell
artfculo de referencia que produjo ell
snmario y condena de los sehores Pc.
ricas y Rodriguez.
Siempre Sc ha visto que para esa
clase de delitos ell poder pdblico ha
tenido benevolencia partiendo de la
base que la libertad del pensamiento
es una manifestation legftima apenas
toartada por ell C6digo.
Els de esperar que el Juez Munich
pal de Ponce informe benevol amente
al Gobernador q fin de que Mr.. Post
haga uso de las prerrogativas que Ia
by le concede.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-03
CONPLAC|DO

Nuestro compafiero en- la prensa
don Jose Perez Lozada, nos pide uu
espasio en- La DEMocRAcIA, para una
replica al senior Alvarez Nava. 4 eau
sa de habersele negado On El HerdIdo
continuar esa discussion.
Como ell trabajo del senior Perez
LoEada esta escrito en- forma correcta
completeness al compa6ero insertando
su trabaio eu otro sitlo de este mime
70.
En- cuanto q la question que Sc de.
bate, LA DEMocRAcIA no ha querido
intervenir nj intervendr& para NADIA.
Nuestro criterio es que esa discussion
debe "a terminar, no solo para pres
tigio del igleSla, sino de los mlsmo,
sscerdotes aQuienes Sc Quiere defen
der.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-03
APERTURE De UNA
ESCUELl CATOuCA.

Ell dia primero tuyo lugar, como
so hsbis anunciado por Ia prensa, la
aperture de Ia Escuela Cat6lica de
Puerta de TERRA.
AL acto concurrieron numerosas
damas de San Juan, Santurce y del
'expresado barrio.
Tambien asisti6 el Obispo Mon.
senor Blenk, que con gu habitual be-
nevolencia, encomi6 la obra enaltece.
dora realizada por distinguidas da.
mas cat6licas y el Reverendo Cura
Parroco de Puerta de TERRA. Debido
q sus generosas inicistivasfcuenta hoy
ese poblado con un plsntsl de ense
fianza, cuyos :resultados ser6n suma.
mente proveehosos para la juventud
estudiosa.
La Banda de la Policia InsuIar
ameniz6 el acto, eiecutando escogidas
pleas de 81 repertoire.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-03
AMOR DESD|CHADO

Dicen Las NOrcdades de NusSa
York: I
En- estos diss SO hicieron algunos
arrestos, por hacer dinero falso, entra
ellos ell de Charles Adamson, prsso q
sabado por talsihcar billetes de eS,
de los llamados SCabezas de Indios.
por llevar el retrato de un cacioue.
Dicen que & no ser por algo defectuo-
so en- la cabaza, los billetss habrisn
sido imposibles de distinguir, Pero
mas interesaute es Ell dsscubrimiento
hecho el domingo en- la calle de Null
berry, donde fueron presos dos hom.
bres, Frauk Schliemann y Henry MI
llerry una muier, Elizabsth Rober.
natural de Austria, que apenss tlens
20 amos.
Este caSo es yerdaderaments no.
mantico y patetico. Schlismann ' Eli.
zabsth tenian pensado cssarse por Ne.
vldsd, & Cuyo efecto falsiflcAban mona.
da de plata para 'cubFir les gsstos. Al
mismo sisuPo se dessubri6 que Is ne.
media ere hscha de plata adQuirida :.
robos nocturnos. Ls muchaoha -
en- sints, de susrts que sohre ls a.,
grssla sas la vsrgOsnIA,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-03
Ia LECHE De VICA

Nos dicen que muchas personals Sc
quejan del subido precio & que Sc
vende la leche.
Ell cuartillo que antes S, oxpendfa
q cinco centavos, en- la ,ctualidad
cuesta siete y ocho centavoI.
Las familias pobres deSan Juan
estan contrariadas con raI6n de ese
pequefio truts cue parece hal tornado
algunos comerciantes para hacer su.
bir un articulo de primera ecesidsd,
tan imperioso en- Puerto Rho, como
la leche.
Este asunto hay que discltirIo' con
cslma pro1ursremos entertnos bien
del asunto para lamar nuevImente la
atenci6n acerca de este nebcio Que
esta en- algunas manos, sola1ente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-03
1Oma de pOsej6n

Esta mafIana tom6 poses6n de su
cargo de Marshall de la Cort de Dis
trito de San Juan nuestro stimado
amigo don Jose Labrador, pfa ell que
fue nombr ado en- la Ultima elcci6n.
Su antecesor, ell sefior C as. al
hacerle entrega del susodich cargo,
dfiole que sinceramente le dseaba ell
meior acierto en- ell ejercicid de sus
funciones, 10 cual IRA redndar en-
benefeio suyo , en- ell del neblo de
Puerto Rico.
Coptesto ell seflor Labradr 4 las
frases del sefior Cafenas, maifsstap.
do que era de seutirse que esd no coz.
tinusra en- ell desempeno de ed cargo,
en- Ell que ha dado pruebas d sus re.
levantes aptitudeS; , concluy dSndo.
le les eracias mas expresivapor sus
buepoS deseoS para con 81,