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Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-06-08
Life in Russian VILLAGE

A party of English visitors was re-
Gently given an interesting view OF
Russian village life. The host was a
man OF title. and not a mere title Of
nobility. He had responsibilities with
his honors and drew from an Official
appointment. All the village acknowi-
edged his authority. for he was the
head OF the community. His house
was the biggest. his beard the red
dest. his skirts the most voluminous
Of any In the neighborhood.
No trickery with ticket once and
a railway carriage viii bring the Wis
itor to this village. II reserves itself
for those who are fervent enough In
their explorations to face . country
road and by-track most aggressivsly
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-06-08

up toward the nest, I saw the old eagle
slip quietly from her eggs and skim
out over the mountain top. When I
strapped on the climbers to ascend
the tree, had one eye opened for
trouble. But each time we visited the
spot the parents silently disappeared
and stayed away as long as we cared
TO hold possession. They kept a watch
ful eye. however. from the blue dis.
lance overhead. For noble bird like
the eagle. this abandoning OF the nest
and young seemed TO me cowardly at
first Perhaps the long years OF per.
secution have taught him something.
The first rule OF seIfpreservation of
this pair seemed to be to keep half a
mile distant from the animal that
fights with neither besk nor claw"
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-06-08

low-being less abs 10 ,ope with life.
Keep still waeL yu.f words will in
cite TO anger o. JiScrsrfort. An in
credible amount IT ;,-x,.h is used in
the evil practice IF frying to make.
orr friends dislike their friends.
Never speak when what you have to
say Is merely for the purpose OF exa!t.
ing yourself.
Shut your lips with a key when You
are inspired TO babble incontinentIy OF
yourself-your ailments, accomplish
ments. relations. loves. hatreds, hopes
and desires. II is only TO the choice.
rare friend that one may sreak OF
these things without becoming a foil.
philadelphia Bulletin.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-06-08
Unknown Graves

Unknown Graves.
biue nangs the morning haze on Lookout
Still flows the winding river 10 the sea
Long years have shed amelioiative sun
Since hung the battles cloud on cres,
and lea.
Here lie the unclaimed dead Of that grim
Unwept;; and without mark at foot o:
Except the great white post that LEAFS
Here sleep. in broken ranks. the I'M
known dead
Here lies: mayhap. a youth from sunny
Who was a fathers pride and mothers
How slowly dragged the years. ere they
vainly watching for the coming Of thei,
boy.
Here. too, is one from out the northern
Unto whom the homins furlough never
Fond hearts had mourned. yet hoped
through many seasons
For upon the list OF missing was his
name
For them no organ peals. nor measured
No agonizing sobs nor friendly tears:
They died apart from home and friends
And sleep the unknown sleep through
passing years
What matter what the cause for which
they battled?
What matter now which army won the
day?
Their earthly recompense for manly
struggle
Is found within this ridge Of mother
clay.
Flow on to ocean home. q gentle rfveri
Rise high above the mists, bold Lookout
head,
Kind Nature. spread a coat Of springtime
verCufe
Ger all those lonely graves Of unknown
dead.
"A. L. Martin.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-06-08

Russian. At the journeys end. bow
ever. the real Russia is revealed-tht
tax-ridden, ignorant, verminous Rus
sia Of the moujik, where all the tales
come true and the impressions gath
cred from picture books In the nur
sery justify themselves.
II was not an Industrial village the
English party found. such as are
found further south. where the people
own their homes. IL depended on the
land, and the people were all farmers
or laborers, with the necessary
sprinkling OF shopkeepers. A naive
set with nothing In reserve, very poor.
very narrow. very honest The men
were all Of the blonde type of Rus
sian. with empty light blue eyes.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-06-08

In China man cannot by will dis
pose OF his land In favor OF any one
person, whether relative or stranger:
II must be distributed among all his
male children without exception.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-06-08
ape M Sizsnesh Ole
Rooms Besch.O rhesrx
Rates : ss:a;;;. ;s$f g. Wee. CLIFF HOUSE
c. DALTON. Prop.
Austin F.. Pinkham
South HarpswSll. Ne.
The Only First-Class very and Board
ing Stables Here.

Stables in the of the Meniconeag stock of
carriages and the with
driver for sight AMI all
baggage markell in of Freight
HarpsweL Stables minut, lmboat wharf
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DELIGHTS OF A MOTHER.

'roef That Owner OF Small Boy Never
Lacks Excitement.
The bell rang. and Mrs. johnson
opened the door to a rough looking
man with a whip In one hand and a
ocys cap in the other.
Got q little boy?" he ssked, and
"neL she assented. he went on:
This his cap."
II looks like It," said the mother,
beginning to feel alarmed at the mans
tone.
Wen. ma'am. I'm awful sorry:
inst don't know how to tell you-that's
the truth"
She braced herself against the door
and faltered:
Tell me the worst! Is he dead?'
IT want eggzactly my fault; you
see the little chap run right square
under"
She pushed past him. crying back
frantically:
Where is he? Where is my poor
murdered boy?"
At the gate she met some fifteen
iads In q bunch. and then she was
sure they were bringing in the man
sieo body. How she had strength &c
go among them she never knew;
but suddenly one atom detached it
SELF from the swarm and leaped
toward her. II was hatless, but it was
her Wiiliam-alive. at least.
Mother" he shouted, "a mans run
clean, plum over the basket of eggs
you sent me to get. told him l bet
you'd make him sorry! Every last
one OF the blooming lot is smashed
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-06-08

Iceland possesses large number OF
trees. although II Is only credited with
having one.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-06-08
WAUMBECk COTTAGE,
svsriM's SsLANp.

MISS VI. =. PATTERSON, Prop.
Ideal summer boarding house. with
nrd-cia>s Table. Fine AIRY rooms rates
eL0' PER day and upwards. Take
steamer Maquoit Of th~ HarpsweIl
from Portland.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-04-14
Old Settler Passes Away.

Robert Robson died last Friday
night at his home fourteen miles
north of Holly, and the remains
were interre d in the Holly GENE.
terry. funeral services being con-
Quoted at the Presbyterian church
by Rev. g s. French.
Mr. Robson was one of fipe old
est settlers Of the county. coming
here in 1886 from North Care'i IN
and taking up government land OH
upper Horse creek. where he has
lived ever since. He was 73 years
OF aye. and had been strong and
healthy up Z, within a Esw mont 8
Of his death. He is survived by
his wife and six SONS. who have
the sympathy of the entire com
munlty in their time of sorrow.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-04-14
Horss Creek.

$. N. Garfield hauled two loads
of rock from the Horse creek
quarry Saturday. al Thomas
has been blowing this week.
Hugh johnson was home one day
this week. I'M. =. Brown is
farming, and NJ. R. johnson ia
helping him out tn y week. -. !.
T.Glns, built porch OH his house
last week. ~. Ernest Conlty was
on the creek one day last week
...... Miss johnson closed very
successful term of school at the
ThomHs,echool house. -. M. NJ.
Brown killed q coyot last week.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-04-14
e~OW&s&&& &&&&&&eN%
/ z FACTORY NOTES. 81 Z

>1DataSa@A~WAD%
The Holly B.%t Sugar company
has received two car loads of beet
seed direct from, Germany
A blacksmith shop is completed
and the sound Of the hammers
hakes one think he is in small
tsvn.
( The building of beet sugar
1Actssy is big thing. If you
dat believe it just make a trip
oat = the site of the Holly fac
tQvsnd see.
A reservoir is being made west
ef the factory, the dirt being nsed
70 buiid double track beet dump
at the sonth end where the bee,
sheds viii be located.
Superintendent Drexel's office
at the factory is about completed
and he has established his head
quarters there. He will have a
telephone put in soon.
The gravel for the concrete work
IL being secured on the hill about
= mile north Of the factory. and
large numbers OF teams are en-
ployed in hauling it 10 the ground.
The machine for mixing con-
crete arrived at the factory site
6unday. and will be in operation
in q few days. This machine
will usc half carload of cement
daily.
The material ia now arriving at
ths factory site about as fast as II
san b taken care of. The force
1t men is increasing daily and ev-
erything shout the grounds is on
ths hustle.
AZ soon rs everything is in full
working order the work will be
carried on night and day, working
three shifts of eight hours each.
Tbs grounds will be lighted by j.
system Of electric lights.
4 q
The concrete work OH the foun-
dations OF the sugar ware house
a achine shops is complet.
esdY for the brick laying.
carload Of brick are al
U q T. = h unInaiied. SO that there will
% delay in this part of the
work.
The huge derricks, consisting
6f timbers eighty feet long were
/ put in place this week. These are
sitnated at the south end Of the
factory and will he used TO unload
the massive machinery from the
cars, swinging it 10 trolley track
nearby. on which it will be carried
to the north side. Here another
set of derricks will be erected 10
swing the machinery to its proper
place in the building.
H. i
The Holly chieftain., 1905-04-14
School Entertainment.

On sccouut of rain having inter-
fsred with the school entertain
ment 6f two weeks ego, Room /.
with additional help. will repeat
tho cantata "a Visit to Grand pa, .
Thutsdsy evening, April 20, 1904.
The program will be as follows:
Music. Orchestra
Solo. Mrs. Vidal
Recitation May Christopher
The Promenade of the Broadway
Bells, Della Haberstroh. Zella
Wood, Cora Baxter. Edith
Brainatd, May Christopher,
Alta Lyons, Nellie Smith and
Pearl Smith.
Music. Orchestra
Cantata "a Visit to Grandpa"
An admission fee Of IL cents
will be charged to detray expenses
The Holly chieftain., 1905-04-14
Children's REFERS from
8 to s years Of age at
White Bros.

The new boald of town trustees
held their first meeting Tuesday
night in J. 6. Christopher's office.
Aayor.elect J. s. McMurtry was
out Of town and Mayor Harden
held the chair during the meeting,
The regular batch Of monthly bills
were allowed.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-04-14
Hail Insurance.

Mr. B. r. Lakin, distI let mana
ger OF the Park Region Hail In
surance Company of Gienwsod,
MINI, was in town the middle
part Of the week and formed the
acquaintance of several Of the pol
rev holders of his companv. This
company has been in business
writing insurance against hail in
the ststes of Minnesota, Iowa.
North and South Carolina. for the
past fourteen years, and has writ
ten considerable insurance in Col
orsdo, during the past year, es-
pecia!iy in the north palt of the
state around Greeley aud Long
mont. Losses to Tho extent OF
about 100000 have been adjust
I'D and paid in this state. and the
company opens it's books for the
benefit Of policy holders with a
clean and satisfactory record. ap.
proved by the state insurance COM
missioner.
Mr.. Lakin, when interviewed,
stated that his company was for
the purpose of protecting the
farmers against The one menace to
their prosperity by insuring their
crops from loss hy hail. and that
they would write policies on any
crop grown in the Arkansas Val.
ley at fat rate of 10 Ger cent on
the valuation, guaranteeing pay
ment thereon by the first day OF
December. Mr. Lakin has again
been appointed district manager
for the Arkansas Valley, and the
First National Bank OF Holly will
represent him here. Amy further
par iculars and details in regard to
the management OF the company
and their. former policies may be
secured by talking With Messrs.
Harden or McMuItry at the bank.
Mr.. Lakin expects to pat sew
eral men in the field from this
point and will be pleased to talk
over agency contracts with desir.
able men.
The following is list Of The
losses paid in the Arkantas VAL
ley district during the year 1904,
principally occurring OH alfalfa
seed, melons and small grains
LIST OF LOSSES IN THE KANSAS VAL.
| LEY IN 1904, l'AID by TIE PARK
| REGION HAIL INSURANCE co.
| OF GLENwOOD, MINI.
A. W. Thompson. Msnznnola ..... la5OO
W. A. Colt, MaiizxhOla 1900
~. w. Champion. MHnzanOla ............... 5,66 6s
Roy Bartlett, Fowie-.--: 1000
ChAs. 7. Tyler, ManZanola ................ 22.0
W.G. ]. II. Brewer. MaEzali;iia 49,. 1888
J, g. Jensen. Fowler -. '........... 5000
W. G. Gould, Lamar. ........... g.. s.ao
W. c. Gould 4 r. N. Mcars. lamar. s3oo
W. G. Gould 4 H. n. RaG. L;,rnar ~. 5000
Ben bunbauld, Las Animas i.5O0
Dan Culiinane, Las AniI,as . 5W
The Holly chieftain., 1905-04-14

Walkover and Hamil-
ton-Brown S h o e S a t
White Bros.
IS per cent reduction in
boys clothing at White
Bros.
O. Olson is moving into the
Pike residence on Second street.
He recently purchased this build.
inx which Is one of the finest on
the east side. and will make it his
home.
Delbert Guy was married at
Atchison. last Sunday. April End
to n fair damscI Of eastern Kansas,
Nebraska or Missouri We are not
able to say which. Syracuse
News.
Mems and boys Sweet
Orr pants at White Bros.
Mems corduroy pants
las at White Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-04-14

Inc above list lncIudeS only
those losses paid III the Arkansas
valley, but it gives a general idea
of the splendid business methods
exercised by the management of
this company, and the cheerful
manner in which they adjust and
pay their losses.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-20
134 JORGE oHNET

NO puede haber creaci6n superior mas que en- el
recogimiento.
Es precise saber sufrir para engendrar una obra.
Los aristas predestinados para e dolor les
reconpenza abaegaci6n energfa.
Ell cavaro 10 alto del cua hay que llegar para ser
adorado dios es Aspero rudo diffcil.
Hay que regar el camino sudor sangre
pero cuando aguno ega cumbe, visto de toda la
TERRA los pueblos para siempre imagen
en- sus recuerdos'
Derstal sali6 de sueno 616 oos los que lie
ro6eabAn:
Vic Harry preencioso vano ncapaz de poner de
acrerdo su incapacidad ambici6n Susana capri
chosa rivoa seducida por el resplandor del nonbre
que va habia conquistado pero lgera dispuesta ovi
dare por heroe de sal6a explorador inventor
.'sportmen.'
En- cuanto al padre la madre no eran mas que
unas buenas gentes enfatuadas nmensa fortuna,
creyendo que po1ian conseg 1fro todo.
En- un insante, con claridad absolute Derstal
Sc vic epueso convertirse e burlador de ambi-
con en- complicdad aquellos nillonaos. No quiso
y como los postres termnaban, djo.
Son va las doce. 81 ustedes me 10 permiten, me
retirare.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-20

de otros-agreg6 tranqui'amente miss Susana-yo
sue Ia ventaja sel IA gran artista.
Ell mas grande atesorador de orc morira sus milo
dispersaran al azar en- manos de herederos de
sucesores
Ell gran art1sta sobrevirA en- la memora de los hom
bres obras permaneceran enteras ndestrucbles
goriosas.
Con trano ia sonora miss Susana habfa pro-
nunciado enthusiasts palabras los ojos os
el hermoso d. Dersa artista crey6 que la RIGA
americana Sc le ofrecs.
Un escaofro recorri6 cnerpo, su coraz6n Sc di-
lato de orgulo.
Pens6 en- todo 10 cue representaba de domination
asegurada Ell goce inmensa fortuna que un dfa habfa
de poseer la joven,
Un artista podria reazar sus iusiones, maeriazar
su ideal hacer de la vida ecie de Suefo de hadaS
esplenddo que rebas ic" de su maginaci6n
mo serfa destn duicn9 1Que hazsnas cometerfa
ell h6roe de extrsordi ntura que obsta-
culos podrfan opone la reazaci6n de caprichos9
Tendra necesidad de la ula de rey para fundar un
Bayreuth consagrad obras Sc consruira tempo
q ST mismo serfa su fropo di rs
En- aque momento /. de- Laviron surgi6 entire
sus recuerdos diciendoe:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-20
:. FL CuartetO euToDe0

Fra1cia. punto de mira hacia e
cual convergen todas las visuaes sc
.muestra satisfecha con ls amistad de
. o1nglaterra, su eoemiea natural de
todo tempo, y trata desde su ventaio.
: sa situaci6n de cnlazar con los extre.
mos de su ba nda al lobo mariuo in
giles y al oso poiar-russ.
Por esta 'ircunsta ncia. el pueblo
frances vive algo mas trsnquilizador
pues We en- las nuevas amistades que
sc va hacienda diticil una guerra, Y,
nota su vez que la amenaza que
hace treinta y cinco amos pesa sobre
/. la frontera franco-alemana, tiende 4
alejarse.
lnglaterra. seg gun declaraciones de
Eduardo VII, lejos de bnsc.r IN con-
hicto con Alema mia, trata de evitarlo;
pero 10 que no ha dicho el rn3nsrca
britano, es que lc mortfica bastante
ei altlvo upiIagudo bigote de su
muy amado sobrino, que trata
por todos lbs medos 4 su alcance de
procurarle una ra padura. y NADIA m.-
-jor y menos costoso como crearle Ell
mayor aislam snt~ possible, haciendole
asi muy difioil ell ga!lear obigando.
lie d encerrass en- ell circulo ce sus
proplo' recursos
Alemania, que siente ell vacio & su
alrededor, ucha. h+ciendo esfuerzos
sublimes ing niosos trabajos de zapa
para impedlr esa .proximaci6n anglo
rusa que, al par que despejarfa de
nubes Ell cielo del Indostan, abrirfa las
puertas del Vistula las tormeutas
amoscovitas; y ante asunto de tan vi
tai interes para el imperio germano.
Guillermo II. Sc pone hosco amena.
zador con su parie nte.
No perdona ocasion de msrtifcarle
y de contrariar sus mejores planes,
conociendo ell desagrado que la tiesu-
ra de sus bigotes produce en- Londres,
cada vez que Sc retrata ahera. abusa
mas del cosm6tico y pone mas feroche
el cefo.
De condicion energica y con una
entereza de caracter a prueba de AL
bion, contipde imperterrito ell empera-
dor aleman, procurando atraerse las
simpa tfas de Frapcia y, aunque no
sea mas que para perjudicar Ingla.
terra, sigue "a su pol1tica de aproxi-
macion.
Russia, do!olida aun de los rudos
golpes sufr dos en- el Extre mo Orier-
te, ne acielta resolver NADIA por 81
no lie resultate practice haIagada
por unoS y otros. muestrtse amiga de
todos sin Sa Der toaayia por quien de.
cidirse.
De todo este resulta, que Inglate-
ira busca el total sislamiento do Ale
mania para adquirir una situacion
preponderante en- Ia primera conferen-
cia International sobre Marruecos
que Alemania busca 10 mismo contra
1nglaterra, con objeto de ensef1arle
Sus afl1ados c.lmillos de Algeciras.
Y la pelota en- el teJado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-20

Ell martes 81 del actual Sc vera an
te la Corte Suprema de Puerto Rico,
la apelacion en- juicio civil que si-
que Pedro Hern andez contra LUIS
Forteza sobre reconocimiento de hijo
natural.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-20
Seccion s'e1igiosa
MES DE NOVIEkBRE
SANTOS DE HOY

Lunes 2o.--San Felix de Valois, con-
fesor, f,1ndador de ia Orden de Ia San
tisima Trinidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-20
SANTOS DIT MANANA

Mares II. La Presentation de
Nuestra Sthora santo Rufo y Este
ban. mArtlres.
MISAS DE MANANA,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-20

Cirujane-Dentista Americana cor. %
afes de practica.
Con todos los elementos neeesazies
para el sjercicie de su profession.
hsras Dc oaieina. Deis EP II
On ERanelsee n. alees % 10 faRmaesa easeaA
3mx4akEoNo ana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-20
DtCCIONARfOS.

IngEs-Epanol Espano-Inges Ell mas complete
de los publicados po M. Lopez, b. r. Besley
Nuevo Dccionao FraneeEpao Espano Frances por Vicente
Dicconario Caseano Erecopeaico Campano
Dcconario EpanoInglesy InEspano por Standardization
Dicconario Boso por Rvas Espaho8Ing6s Inges
Espanol lndce encuadernai6n de piel
Dcconario de Bosle F. NJ de Rvas, Espaho Ing
EspaHol 1Ddee eneuadeinae6n Te3a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-20
MagnesfS aefesda antaDflfoss
DE j. NJ. DLANCO

Cen sn uso uesaparece el extreHi-
rniento, indigestion, dolores de cabesa
jaqaeca, bills zcido del est6na~ge, On
general todos los desarreglss produei-
dos por el est6m&go intestinoa
EGTssewe6m 1e D1Weee~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-07
II NV 1]<&2]-.) 1Ic] 2t3.nsd''1 c,n9anv
Bap co0hao Postal con e Cobem h N Esa 00alcs L / Y--{+u

he 81 mu lila
las de- aanesd d. aiR Rshids
New ANS avsndo Y cars
osrra
edrA de- sno juan la' do |" dr"saia
sA de t- fcha r&rnoh
Nvenb l. Is 2 nc 13 q 9n; jueve Octubss
b. N1vtamor- q, D citmb-- y Il, 1896
lo nl4 New York
Sc las II
oh3nas hasta del u s.usati (
VAp>r VASCO lavaujo adrd
De 10 lisa DR. el
Este mi6rcoe al
0te Otuhrs 8 Novienbre Is 2a :sm5 3
"a hassA les Il del dis ~ sslds.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-07

LTD nos
GRATIS!
UIA DE LA SALUD"
Contiene mas do 16O paginas
y muchos grabados magnificos
y lAminas en- colores.
Sc BNyfA GRATIS AL QUE
10 SOiIClTE.
Este ibro esta escrito de una
mancra clara y conclsa, para que
,ois aquel que 10 lea pueda COM
2renderlo. por medic do este libro
la'crcsantc Sc han s4lvalo muchas
TiI&3, y sIlYGri aim muchas mas
3or nuy corcaAaS qae Sc hailen de
Ia sepultara
Este os un tratadto en- el cual sc
cscrlae. todas las Intermediates
que atacon al slstema humane y los
medlos dc cu7aills.
Esta escrito exclusivamente
1ara los Hispano.Americanos d
Ul.iS bien para la raza Esnafola
por el Professor E. c. COLLINS,
la Ia Universidad do New York.
Ia este libro pueden lcerse los
! 'ccretoS de 10 vida sexual Y ma.
trimoDlal, y como llcvar 4 cabo los
, ,aberes matt moniales y conseguir
I,laa prolc roUusta y saiudable asi
como el modo de conservar su pro.
ia salud y IA &c sas hiios.
! Coco q ono hA le;do este libro
'co qNo vale sa peso en- ore. Es
| Al.@.D para tGlo el munde, pa
| u esposo j Ia dulcc esposa, para
| joyen mancebo y la joven dom
| lila. pa:eel ioraalero, para ell MEGA.
ito y para q hombre de negocios.
! Para las personas que gocen dc
! .Uena salaIrccomcndamo os los oapiA
tv.os cue tratan scbrc Ia manera
. i9 innedir las Intermediates asi
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