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toners are seldom willing to pay the
cost of careful work. 1t often takes
more time and greater skill to learn
what is the mater with a watch than to
remedy THE defect. The ordinary work.
men in large establishment lack the
skill to discover the defects of fine
watch. So. too, do many of the self
employed watchmakers.
In the big shops a really fine watch
is often turned over to the most skilled
man in the place for observation; a
less skilled man may be trusted to COR
rect the erreor when it is discovered,
and a cheaep watch in for repairs goes
to cheap man.
The most conscientious of the self
employed watchmakers hesitate to
undertake the repair of cheap watches
because the cost of repairs may be a
considerable percentage Of the original
price Of the watch. Such matchmaker
the other day named third the price
of a cheap watch as the cost of re-
pairs. The owner thought the price
high, but the job was not a very pro-
fitable one to the matchmaker.
very few watchmakers in New York.
The business of making watches is
left chiefly to the great factories and
they are not situated here. The best
watch repairers. however, can make
watches entire, because the earlier APP
prentices learned the whole trade, and
every skilled watch repairer Is often
called upon to make in his little shop
missing parts of fine watches. because
they cannot so satisfactorily be bought
ready made.
Once in along while such a man is
called upon to make a watch case,
though case making long ago was
handed over to specialists working in
large factories. The factories do not
ordinarily make cases to fit. unusual
and old fashioned watches, and, on this
account such task occasionally falls
to the lot of the skilled old watch
makers long since trained abroad.
Such ease costs double or treble the
price of a factory made case.-New
York Sun.
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watch which sells to the dealer without
a case for 800 or $3.50 may be reg
ulated to a few seconds a month. The
best watches are sent to the National
Observatory to be observed and reg
ulated, and from those thus carefully
treated the most regular are selected
as standard watches. Even a cheap
watch may be regulated so as to run
very close to correct time, but the re-
gulation may occupy months, and may
cost almost as much as the original
price of the watch. For this reason
cheap watches are for the most part
not very closely regulated.
Many Of the most expensive watches
seldom run we'll, because the owners
are content to have them cleaned re-
paired and regulated by incompetent
persons. Excellent as American
watches are, the watch repairing BUSH
ness in this country Is in sad state.
As mater of fact American watch
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making, and in this city watch re-
pairing is mainly in the hands of for
eigners Nearly rs per cent of the
watchmakers in the factories are Ger
mans, 20 per cent English and perhaps
per cent French, Swiss and Scandina-
vians. The few native Americans now
learning the trade are usually the sons
of some foreign born watchmakers.
Ordinary workmen at the bench in
this city earn from SIS to s1s a week.
A few earn from $25 to $50 a week, and
perhaps half score of the best men
earn from $50 to $40 a week.
Watch repairing in the big jewell
ers' shops is not profitable II the work
is done conscientiously, because Gus
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THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL.
Few People Know How Useful 1t Is In
Preserving Health and Beauty.


Nearly everybody knows that char
toal Is the safest and most efficient dis
lnfectant and purifier in nature, but
few realize its value when taken into
The human system for the same cleans
ing purpose. .z...- .as.. ,.s.,..
Charcoal is remedy that the more
you take OF 1t the better; It Is not a
drug at all, but simply absorbs the
gasses and impurities always present
In the stomach and intestines and car
ries them out of the system. Ill.,.
Charcoal sweetens the breath after
smoking, drinking or after eating onions
and other odorous vegetables. III.
Charcoal effectually clears and Inn
proves the complexion, It whitehs the
teeth and further acts as a natural and
eminently safe cathartic.
1t absorbs the Injurious gases which
collect In the stomach and bowels; IT.
disinfects the mouth and throat from
the poison OF catarrh.
All druggists sell charcoal In one
form or another. but probably the best
charcoal and the most for the money is
IN Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges; they are
composed of the finest powdered Willow
charcoal and other harmless antiseptics
in tablet form or rather in the form OF
large, pleasant tasting lozenges, the
charcoal being mixed with honey.
The daily use OF these lozenges will
soon tell In d much improved condition
OF the general health, better complex
ion. sweeter breath and purer blood,
and the beauty Of 1t is, that no possible
harm can result from their continued
use, but on the contrary, great benefit.
A Buffalo physician in speaking OF
the benefits of charcoal. says: IT advise
Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges to all pa.
tients suffering from gas in stomach
ana bowels. and to clear the complex
ion and purify the breath. mouth and
throat; / also believe the liver is great
" benefited by the daily use OF them:
they cost but twenty-five cents a box
at drug stores. and although in some
sense a patent preparations. vet believe
/ get more and better charcoal IN Stu
art's Charcoal @veTges than IN any
sss thA e.=:!...3. -se@-=c:.! tablets"
1
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KEEPING TIME.
Why Some Watches Keep Better Time
Than Others Do.

Why Some Watches Keep Better Time
Than Others Do.
Although experts recently testined
in court that watch which does not
lose or gain more than five seconds a
month is an excellent timepiece, Amerl-
can watches are occasionally seen that
do not gain or lose more than tive Sc
conds a year. Such a watch, however,
is, SO to speak, an accident. The most
careful matchmaking cannot. be ex-
pected to yield any such result.
Few chronometers gain or lose less
than a, tenth Of second a day. With
the schronometer the important thing
is not that it shall run very close, but
that its rate of variation shall be reg
gular. The same is true Of watches,
but their sizes make it difficult to as
sure regularity
You may reasonably hope tft 2
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A Notre Dame Lady

I will send free with full instructions,
some of this simple preparation for the
cure of Leucorrhoea, liberation. Dis
Scanty or Painful Periods, Tumors or
CROWNS, Hot Flashes, Desire TO Cry,
Creeping Feeling up the Spine, Pain in
the Back, and all Female Troubles to
an sending address. To mothers OF
Suffering Daughters I will explain a
Successful Home Treatment. If you de-
eide to continue 1t will only cost about
IL cents week to guarantee a cure.
do not wish TO sell youanything. Tell
other sufferers of it, that is all SAX.
Address Mrs. NJ. Summers, Box 375, No
tire Dame, Ind.
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The Howe & Stetson Stores
The Howe & Stetson Stores

Last chance to see the Laughing Mirrors Haze just
good laugh Free the Second Floor Usually you do
hesitate to pay them)
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Saturday
At Adams.

Prime Roast Beef.
Legs OF Lamb.
Fresh Shoulders.
Fresh Killed Chickens and Fowls.
All prime stock. f..
Hudson Bacon in strips, -. 12c lb.
Another lot of Florida Oranges direct
from the orchard, 15c to s5c per dozen.
Navel Oranges. - 3'-
Choice Fruit. ILL., a. 4
Having a great trade on those fine
Potatoes, Soc per bushel.
Demonstration of Crimson Java and
Mocha Coffee at State Street store
Saturday. Coffee with cream: Csc per
pound. y
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grnntstnms, sc.
Not Without
Breakfast.

Good health isn't depends
ent upon ''no breakfast. -
Eat a light breakfast. Let
i consist Of light, luscious
griddle cakes.
Choice grains OF corn,
rice and wheat, ground and
skillfully blended, consti-
tute "Grahdmd.s Pancake
Flour" the source of griddls
cakes with lots of lovers.
Asak Your Grocer.
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you Japs always say banzai When
you win victory. That's an awfully
uncouth word. don't you think?"
Much certainty. Indeed, vile word.
Your honorable 'hooray!'. it sounds so
much better!" Chicago Tribune T..
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Good Neu,s for Men
Centre store. Chapel Street

+ Centre Store. Chapel Street
If you have mind to save, Mr.. Man, our
Mems Store will help you almost beyond
belief. Examples:
sc for Z5c to $3.50 Underwear
1t is lot of odd undershirts and drawers from
which you can very likely fill up the breaches
in your supply for this, and next winter too.
59c for 75c Night Shirts T.: 49,.
Warm ones of fine outing flannel Made in
good, generous sizes, and extra long. Very
neat patterns
SIC for 75c Neghge Shirts
New. just came from the makers. Exception.
ally neat effects. Of madras, full length. with
pocket neckband and one pair of detached cuffs.
.s.. Pardon the confusion. It soiu be a great -
deal better for you when ii is all over
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\ GUARANTEED CURE FOR FILES.

Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protrud-
ing Piles. Your druggist will refund
money if TAZo OINTMENT fails to
cure you in to IL days. Soc. II
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-23

trabsi6 ell afio pasado 6 aesn tres XII
l6metros de lopgItud, SO admitirSn en-
ests Ofcins hssta las diez de la mana
ns del dfa trsinta y uno de Ostubre
de mil novecientos cinco en- que Sc
abrirSn pGblicsmente.
El presupuesto para las obras del
camino de Corozal d MorovIs es de
$l.50O; ell del camino de MsnsN q Flo
rida $500; y ell del camino Vega baia
q Morovis $500.
Los dstos necessrios Sc sumiris
lrarSn en- ests Oicina donde Sc encuen.
tran de manifesto todos los documen.
tos que han de regir en- la contrsta J
Dodr8n recoger los licitadores los mo-
delos de proposiciones que han dt
IresentRr.
La admipistrsci6n Sc reserva O.
dereeho de rechszar cualquiera todaI
las proposiciores.
A. MIN MARTINEZ.
Ipgsnisro del piitSito,
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|NC|DtNTE EN- BORREOS

Ell die 4 do Mario dltimo, ell ca.
bo de Ia policfa Luis K. Lucca puso
en- la admiatraci6n de correos de
Ceiba una carta csnteniendo SIS en-
billetes, ) dirigida su sefior padre
don Julio Luccs, residents en- Guaya-
nilla. La carta iba sin certifcsr.
Pasaron unos dias y enterado el
remi.ente de que Ia carta no habfa
llegsdo & 81 deatino, dio cuenta del
hecho la oficins de correos de San
Juan.
A los pocos dias, un investig ador
del servicio de correos se pressnt6 en-
Ceiba investigando ell caso y hacien.
do frmar al cabo Lucca un docu
mento, donde hiciera historic de loi
pormenores del asunto.
TrAnscurrieron algunos meses J
estando en- Fsjardo el csbo Luccs
recibi6 de Washington un plisgo CO.
munic&ndosele que la cantidad que 81
le habfa extravlado lie serfa rsintsgra
ca.
Y en- sfscto, antes de aver fu6 re-
qusrido dicho sehor para que SO pre-
sentase en- ls ofcina de correos de Sar
Juan, en- donde ell Postmaster le hizC
efecsiva la susodicha clntidad de SIS
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De SANTO DOMINGO
Institute de ensehanza. -lnau-
uuraci6n soIpmne. Re-
formas carcelarias
Ell CRUCERO PRESIDENTE
Campafla contra los malhe-
chores. .-Importante ferla
en- AZua.

Ell 10 de Ootubre 90 inaugur6 On
Ssnto Domingo, VI ed'fcio con desti-
no & Institute profes oaal y ensehanza
superior. Assist eron dich) acto ell
presidents de Ia re, Iblica don Carlos
F. Morales, los ministries de Fomento
y Obras pdbhcss, 9, de Justlcia y ell
do Instrucci6n. E ilustrlsimo arzo-
bispo metropolitaao, padre Msriho, y
ell Rector dsl I.stit9to doctor Baez,
representaron el clero. Los diacursos
pronuncisdos fleron muy elocuentes.
Ell 3 del corr.ente tamhien Sc
|iraugur6 IuHa lfnea telef6nica entire
San Jose dc Ocoa , Azua, Con esta
reforma se hs undo el Este, ell Sur y
ell Cibao.
-Por orden del presidente senior
Morales SO hacen ref ormas en- las car.
celes, abriendo en- diehos departamen
tos escuelas profesiona!es.
Ell dia Is de Octubre zarp6 de
Santo Domingo, hacia Norfolk (Vir
Iginis) el cracero <Presidente,. EST
|buque sera obieto de importantes re
lparaciones en- uno de los asttlleroI
Ioue indic6 ell ministro de Maria d.
llos Estados Unidos.
J -Eu el mes de Febrero del pr6xi
mo alo 80 organizsra una feria agrf
cola & industrial en- la ciudad de Azua
Ell gobierno domtnicano empren
dera una campafia contra los mslhe
chores criminales que SO embarca
hacia aquella repub'ica.
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REBELDES DEL POTEMNNE

Los marineros rebelies dsi acora
xado sKniaz Pctsmklnes, que Sc que
daron refUgiados en Bucharest, Sc es
tan conduciendo de una msnera reco-
mendable
Uno de ellos hs alberto una zspa
teria americana con ell titulo ds dis
masstra del Poten ntS. Ests hacien
do dlnero. Otros COS 90 han hecho
cargo de conducir g6ndolss en- ell gran
parque pdb.ico y tambiel tan sn vfas
de enriquecerEe.
Otros muchos estan construyendo
un vapor pequeiio que sera igual ents
ramente al 'acorszsdo ePotemkines, y
con esta embsrcacl6n viajar&n por to.
do Rumsnfs, exhibiendo etcenss vivas
del gran amotinamlento.
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AnuRciiO de Subasta

Dlstrito de Caminos de San Juan.
Junts de inspectoreS de csminos.
Ofcins del Ingeniero del Distrito
San Juan, P, r Octubre l., 1905.
ProposIcioneE en- pllego csrrado
para la adjudieaci6n en- pd oiics subas
ia de las obras de corst-ucc On de la
explanscion para IN trozo de ) kim.
del canine vecinal de Corozsl a Mo.
rows, partiendo del Corczsl; para
otro trozo de kms. en- el csmino de
MAJ an s Florida, continuation de
las obras va eiecutadas ' para otro
trozo del canine de Vega bsia & Mo.
rows comprendido entire Ell trozo cons.
trufdp este ano y 10 cuesta en- que ss
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ERRATA De bUlT0

I'm el artieulo CONSEJERO EN- BER.
LIMA, que apareci6 81 sabadc, los ii.
p6grafos equivocaron lastimosamente
una palabra, como suelen hacer a me-
nudo. Y donde escribleramos eque el
departamento do Sanidad, Carload ,
Prisiones, no puede seguir entregado
q 10 insptitud y Ia IGNoRANCIA,1 !
compusieron ellos <a la ineptitud y 1
10 IGNOMINIA.1
Aclaramos esta 1ta, porque nc
qusremos que sxistan iniurias en- lol
articulos de este psri6dico, sino censu
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Acadia municipal, RIo-Piedras

Aprobado por el Ayuntamiento ell
pliego de condolences redactado para
ell remats del suministro del alumbra a.
do pdblico electrlco de esta poblaci6n
por los seis iltimos meses del corrien-
te ado econ6mico de 1905 q 1906 por la
suma de seiscientos dollars, al respec-
TO de mil doscientos dollars snuales,
Sc ha sedalsdo para el acto de Ia su-
basts ell viernes q del corriente & las
dos de Ia tsrde en- la casa Consisto'
rial.
Lo que Sc hace pdblico para Ia
concurrencia de licitadores con la ad
vertencia de que las bases para el re-
mate donde consts el modelo de pro-
posiciones Sc halls de manifesto or
Ia Secretarfa del Ayuntsmiento. .-Ric
Piedras, Octubre Is de 1905. J. ColOcd
Alcslde Municipal. f.;
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~ 10 BELLU!..

mos hecho todo el dia en- que se dote
& nu- stro suelo con una gsnsraci6n do
hombrss practicos, On toda 10 extsn'
sion de 10 palabra: es desir, aptos
para alcanzar 81 auge propio, fomen.
tar en- grande 10 riqueza pdblica, u
cong quistar, en- ell eiersicio de las fscul-
tades ciudadanas, una suma do ders.
chos tales y tan expansivos, quo po'
Utica y acknowledgements nada 20
dele por desear, & las generaclonss
venideras.
Todo ESQ esta muy bien. No 80
10 es dtil, sino que es realmeute her.
moso. Pero Ago 80 echa de menos.
Los que piensan tanto y con tanta soil
dez NADIA concsden q las manifesta'
clones do 10 bs'lo, siendo asf que elias
c ontribuyen en- su peculiar esfera do
acci6n a realizar Ia personalidad do
un pats. Dirfase que son como sl
tltimo retoque de un cuadro; las pos
treras pi, c,ladas, que imprimen
L. fguras y paisajes el sello de una
agradable ammonia, y aquf borran as
perezss, ALA suavizsn c5ntornos de-
maslado duros, y al fin concluyen.una
!, obra donde Ia gracis muelle de las
curvas y Ia vo'uptuosidad del colori.
do no aminorap, sino que aumentan,
la intensidad de Ia expression y la fir
meza de las llceas.
j Formar 6 sfnar el gusto artfAtico
+, do un pueblo, educar sus aptitudes es-
: teticas inculcar en- su alma, de maners
+ profunda, el sentimisnto de 10 bsllo
{ no es uea baladi, nj simplemente de-
j. leitable; es una labor sana, brillante
. fecunda, por cuanto tiende dulcifcal
n las costumb bres, a ofrecer mayores ali
0 cieptes 4 Ia vida del espfritu, & logra
que giren hombres y cosas en- una at
u m6sfera de intelectualidad, para gu
0 no decaigsn por supropio peso, y no .
sostergan y privep, como sucede hoy
l. preocupaciones absurdas y exsgera
- clones malsanas.
q No Sc divide tampoco que nusatr
~ pueblo es, por ell sentimiento, esencia
=" mente artista. Descendemos de un
w raza que ofrend6 en- los altAres del u
= to las primicias as ricas de 81 ing
=, nio, y es ain mas grande por sus cu'
dros y aus libros que por sus avel
:. turas guer eras y su polftico renon
~ bre. 81 aphelamos sonservar nuestr
10 personalidad, depurarls, enaltecer
~ ante ell oleajs xtrapiero que amenai
~. ca6rirnos, ,es preciso que vulgsricem'
~ 10 production literaria, es necesar
IL que NOS apoyemos en- el nativo idiom
- como on un fuerte muro; es impresci
49, dible que nuestros asuntos regi
20 males sc corporicen en- lienzos y di
-. cursos, en- libros y psri6dicos, en-
10 mas y cancionss, con todo el encan
-. de 10 sinceridsd, con toda 10 magia
la bellsza.... Acsso no % obra
!. patriotismo escribir en- Puerto Ri
:. buen castellano, ante los incondici
. males que reniegsn de gu leugus y o
. : to los escrlbidorea que 10 permiten c
49,. sus bar rbarismos?
81 80 quiers que p'rdure con vi
la robusta y propis, la personalid
se puertoriqueila. no 10 o.viden nu
er. tros compatrlotas: en- el idioma Q
10 base do su fuerzs.
do Eugenlo AstoI
IRA.
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HIPOOROM0 DE- SAN JUAN

Contin6a ell tntusi issmo por 10
pronta construction del Hip6dromo ds
San Juan. PersonAs respetsb'es for
man parte de Ia iunta direc iva.
81 plano J ell preIupuesto de la
obrs, que han Iido encomendados q
ir gsniero sefior Vslle Z,no, esian por
ternlnarse. La unica difcDltsd de
slguna importsncia que habfa surgido,
% debio, { ls eleccl6n del local apro
piado, psro noubrads una comisi6D
coz. a:rlbuc'ouss para elsgir sl siho
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mas conveoiel tie, quedari resuelto de
una mansra defniIiva J favorable.
FL hipGdromo Gera uno de los me.
jores que hs,is shora Sc han construi-
do en- la lsla. Es SECURE que coope-
rarSn personss de Specification de di.
ferentes poblaclones de la isla que han
escrito ep demands de accionsI.
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S|GNO DE DECADENC|A
Argumentos de un japones
para decir que los in
gIeses degeneran.
MADREs E HIJOS
MADRES E hIjOS
Responsabilidad que achaca
a su 'gobierno un lngles,
obrero y diputado.

Es verdader amente chocante para
nuestras ideas preconcebidas, que un
pats oriental se aventure A reoonve' If
( una nsci6n europea por ell trata
miento que en- 81 se da 4 las muleres y
{ los hljos; psro, q Ia verdad, que en
eso tienen raz5n los que nos censuran.
I'm jApones que hsbfa pasado al
gunos afios en- Ingaterrs, asaba dc
volver 4 ella despues de una susencis
dc doce amos, y manifesto que Sc
hs ouedado at5nito arte el visible des-
meioraml lsnto de Ia raza y el & an In
sremento de indigsi tss y despaupera-
dos Que no recomer dan, por cierto,
el vigor de nlnguna naci6n.
IA que atribuys ustsd eso?-le
pregunt6 un amigo.
-<Crso que 80 debe -contest6 d
que las madrss, en- las clases taias de
este pals, compran imentos va CO.
cidos y iarabes calmsptes para los
nifios, y % van dsspv6s tranquilamen
10 para su trabsio.
<Las madres iaponesas jamas ha-
cen ESQ. De alta 8 de bsia clase, cons
tituye su orgullo y su mas puro rego'
clio sl criar elias mismss & sus hilos.
<vosotros los ir closes e'tais per
diendo vusstra religion y vuestro pa
,riotismo, y por consiguiente sois nc
solo unos decadentes, sino unos sx'
cepticos. Para escapar del peligro
que OF amenszs, seria nece sario que
m ,dific&rsis vusstros procedimieotf S,
tsnto para Goa vuestras muleres me
para con vuestros hi I'D
Contsstando esos cargos, Mr. Wil
Cro,k prominente obrero miembrc
dol Parlam ,nto, 80 ex )res6 d. esta ma
nera
-<E. al goblerno 4 qu'en hay qu'
culpar por nuestra degsperaci6n. Solo
mira en- las clases irabs adoras VI
campo donde obtsner reclutas para
ejercito y para la armsda.
Nuestras madres So ven agobis da
por numerosos hijos, no por pocos. S
nuestra gente tuviera cssas decsntes
una marera de vivir tolerable, n
tratarian de esquivar las resporsab
lidades de Ia maternidad Pero en- Ia
clrcuns,anefas en- que 80 encuentrar
las que pusden evitar los h'jos 10 ha
cen sin esci dpulos.
<De un modo general, unlverss
pudieramos decir, 90 nvlene en- gu
todas las criaturss que vienen sl muI
do, nacidas de- padres saludables, til
men las m'smas prof abllida3es, J
sean ellos ricos pob"es. Fl mcme
to crftico vfene mas tsrde, y es ensol
css cuaudo empiez 10 responsabilid,
dc 10 nacion.
<Yo he visto 8 una mujer venir
mi puerta con un nino de dos semsn
en- los brazos, pidiendo unos menir
Cos de pan para podsr sostenerse el
ysu hijo. Son las condiciones en- q
vive la gsnte las que hacen casi II
possible el fomeuto de una familia,
el desamor de las muierts
<La question tiene mrchos aspt
los, an ,di6este hIio del pueblo, q
conocs meior ell asunt de qre hsbl
BE-, que el periodists que susle ir
caza de una description sensaciol
Del academico negligents que solo
buscando datos estadfst!cos.
Y termino diciendo de una ma
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