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The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-25
sNCWsLlDE DOES MUCH DAMAGE

A few days ago a snow5lide occur
red above the Golden Gate mine, on
the west side of Antelope Valley, and
completely demolished the ten-stamp
mill of the company, as well as the
boarding house and blacksmith shop
Fortunately no one was at the mine
The mill was carried half mile down
the canyon, and is completely
wrecked.-Virginia Enterprise.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-25
3UYS A LEAD MINE

The White Pine News states that
the Ne Plus Ultra lead mine. at Ham
ilJon has been sold to a. c. Ellis form
erly Of this city.
The Ne FIus Ultra, like the Rocco
Homestake lead mine at Hamilton,
has been a paying properly for years.
Lead has ben slipped from the mine
for several years and it is understood
that the new owner. will start opera
lions on much larger scale than
heretofore
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-25
RCBiNHCOD AND ROCKEFELLER

In the. good old days who .obin-
Hood secured the English for 3: he
robbed the rich and destriOu.>l the
plumber among the poor
Rockefeller robs the poor and now
distributes it to educational purposes.
Robin Hood became a very popular
man in his day and generation, but if
old Rockefeller gave $32,OOO,OOO a
year in the United States we doubt if
he ever could become one tenth as
popular as Robin Hood was when he
rode on his predatory excursion with
his merrie arches through Sherwood
forest
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-25
1T PAYS TO ADVERTISE

Some time last fall the Reno Ga
zette wrote up a disreputable lodging
house in Reno as being a menace to
the morals of the city.
The landlady brought suit for s25,-
600 damages on the ground of injury
to the business. When the case came
up it was shown that the week prior
to the exposure of the character Of
the house, she had Is patrons and the
week following 50. The case was
promptly dismissed with costs to the
plaintiff.
1t pays to adzertise.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-25
lNTERMENT OF MAJOR DENNIS
He is Laid Away to Rest in the
MasonicCemetery This Afternoon

HoSoiiiSSCHtStefJ nus ftitSi fOOti
The train which reached here at
noon today brought the remains of
the late Major Dennis from Reno.
A large number of members of the
Masonic and journalistic fraternity
were On board and many Of his old
friends were at the depot to pay a
tribute OF respect.
The casket was placed in charge Of
the Masons who conveyed the remains
to the Masonic cemetery. The follow
lowing acted as pail bearers: Ernest
Bingham, Judge Norcross, c. N. Note.
ware, Richard Ryland, Frank King
J. c. Hagerman and c. L. Bingham.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-25
MANSION MEETING

At the request of many citizens
Mayor Davis has called meeting of
the citizens of Carson for Thursday
evening at eight o'clock, at the Court
House to consider the matter of a site
for the Governors Mansion.
A full attendance is desired.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-25
LEFT. THE NAVY

Word has been received at this
office from the War Department that
Allie Ross has permanently severed
his connection with the United States
Navy. The Navy has not gone out OF
business on that account but will
probably delay the war with Japan
until his place can be supplied.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-25
WILL HAVE RAILROAD

1t is reported that the Western Pa
cific wifi extend the old Nevada Cen
trail line from Austin to .Phonolite,
new mining camp situated about 25
miles southeast of Fairview.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-25

Automobiles in the mining dis
tricts of Nevada, California and else
where will be interested in learning
of the results of a recent test in New
York which showed that he alcohol
engine pulled more strongly on hills
than either gasoline or kerosene
motors.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-25
JACK LONDON IN GOLDFIELD

Jack London, the novelist is visit
ing Goldtield to gee for himself if the
reports of the wonderful camp have
been exaggerated. While there he and
his wife will be the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. January Jones. He will visit
Rhyolite before going back to Oak
land.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-25
LOST

bird dog. Color black and brown.
With new collar on. Return to OBS
ton Bakery and receive.reward.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-25

Mrs. H. B. Millari and Miss Ferne
arrived from Goldfield yesterday.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-25

f E.. L. and C.. L. Bingham are over
from Reno -
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-09
pennsylvania 5
WIRELESS RECORD
AFTER LEAVING HERE SIZE TEL
EGRAPHED A DIsTANyB or 1000
MILES

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 2s That
n now and marvellous record Of long
distance transmission by wireless tole-
grnDhy was established by the nrmOr-
cd cruiser ponnsyynnln, rs the belief
Of Captain Aaron Ward and officers Of
the feet When the warshiD was 1909
miles of the COnsi q message was
cnught, which was identified as being
sent from the naval station o. Bnyan-
nah, o., 10 some ship IN the Atlantic,
Tho message could not be- read, but
the sender was identified, ana com,
polo confirmation Of the remarkable
event, which promises 10 reyolulionizo
wireless biography ~ now being
sought u ~ estimated that the dis
lnnco botwoon Savannah and the
Pennsylvania nj the time was 1000
miles North llend station, nj the
mouth of the Columbia river was
spoken ~ 1900 miles nwny
Tho possibility that The JnDnnese
have obtained The secret cipher codes
Of the Navy IN ngllaling the oficors oi
the cruiser feet These codes nre oi
vital Importance IN naval operations
and are carefully kept under lock and
Roy but n IN claimed that dlaebnrg.
cd JnpnnoBo mess attendants, who are
suspected Of being spies, had access h
The cnblnota IN officers quarters
whore the oodes were plncod
efo9iaeeq.g9gr0oe11 gS,9rg5tH86yngoae
100000 was paid 10 the mechanics nj
The last pay day, representing tive
weeks work,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-09
JOY WILL PITCH
FOR HONOLULU
SAN FRANCISCO BASEBALL MEN
EXPECTING A me RECEPTION
HERE

The Honolulu fans are preparing a
rand reception for the Coast League
airs who sail for Honolulu ON Noyom-
UNr 49, Already a brass band OF many
pOvoog has boon engaged To meet the
players at the steamer who win be
drawn through the streets of Honolulu
Ia gayly decorated carriages II win
no big day for the Islanders ana
Inc visiting players viii be- welcomed
In the manner of the conquorIng he
ona In the days of old Romo, Tnr
players win land on q Friday and Of
course thorc viii be games played on
Jho following saturday and Sunday
After this thcro VIII be excursions TO
points of interest receptions, and no
expense VIII be spared TO give the boya
the times Of their lives Mike Fishers
mon viii mako tho Seaside Hotcl--
whore Nick Longworth ana his wife
stopped their headquarters This 10
the best hotel on the islands
"Rumor has reached the Islands that
Barney JOY would pitch for u.s." said
Mike Fisher this morning "and they
feel disappointed but they needn't be-
JOY VIII pitch for his homo team
rhoy can have him We VIII take
along other pitchers, 80 they can have
him, They can also have the pick OF
three CatChora Donnhuo, Bliss an(
Eastwood JOY belongs on the Islands
and II ~ no more than fair that thoy
should have him / see by the Homo
lulu papers that they must be lgurlnl
on beating u.s. for their players have
gone 10 work already and viii keel
In training until we arrive, We don"
care how long they train We viii
skin them"
In addition 10 the games tho Homo
/ lulu fans viii hold q baseball field dag
In which the Coast League player
win De expected 10 enter, There vii
be baBc-running throwing the ban
rungo hitting, and such IKE Their
are some fast runners on the islands
and ~ Fishers men are not right oI
edge they VIII be skinned
While the Coast League players ar
on the islands the fans viii pay bi
prices TO see them work. General nd
mission VIII be st. Season ticket 70
SIX games viii cost SIS. e. Bulletin
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-09
RnRRER EXrnRsInN.

The Likolilse has lcen chartered by
tho Nahiku Rubber Company and Will
take an ezcursDn 10 tho company
plantation on Mah, starting Friday
morning, 10 see tho hne results being
achieved In thu rubber business.
Among those who Will go from Ho-
nOulu on the excursion viii be Messrs,
KOtinsky o. q. Bradford and Hughes
Of the Territorial Bureau Of Agrlcul-
turc and Forestry; Jared Smith, y, r.
Dillingham;, 70, g. Brown, Or. Rogers
l.. A, ThurBtOn, W. w. Han, Charles
Crane, w. w. Tbayoi Dr. A, H. Clark
q, T., Cooke, g, II Cooke, A, w. Van
Valkonborg, DR.. Warehouse, Albert
Warehouse, e, y. =, Warehouse and
William Welnrlck Among those OK
pocted 20 Join the party at Lahainl
aro' y, Q, Lindsay, r. NJ, Church, j
H. Coke, Hugh Howell, Q, D, Lufldu
H. A, WadawOth and Senator Haysel'
den
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-09
NARSHIPS ARE PLACE
DOVES. SAWS ADMIRAL
COGHLAN CALLS TRANSFER OF
FLEET TO PACIFIC MOST sTRA-
TEGIC MOVE

NEW YORK, oct Roar Admiral
Joseph y Coghlan, recently retired, 10
quoted on the sending Of the battlo-
ship fleet 10 the Pacific and In odyocot.
Ing an increased navy both these
measures, the rear admiral contends,
would be- moves toward pence,
THE plan 10 mobilize a great feet In
Pacific waters" the rear admiral N
quoted as saying, "ls the most alra.
toglo move for peace which could pos
slbly have been taken, and shows the
necessity for moro ships. To dupli'
cate the United states navy would cost
far less than TO maintain six months
war with Japan or any formidable for.
olgn power
AN appropriation of 8l50,0OO,00l
would build ana equip twenty modern
bntlloRhipa and give us the greatest
navy In the world-a sea Nighttime
strength thet would preclude all posi-
blllty of menace 10 the commerce O
the land possessions of the country"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-09
JAPANESE OPPOSITION
IS INP[RNNENCE
REAR ADMIRAL BcHLEY BAYb
PACIFIC ~ ~ MUCH OURS As
THE ATLANTIC

NEW YORK, Oct INV would be
an imDertlnence worthy NJ quick re-
sentiment for any power IN time NJ
pence 10 dictate 10 his country whore
ana when its feet should maBeuyer'
This was tho succlnct comment NJ
llend Admiral Winfield Scott Bcbley
today when asked about he possible
anlagonism NJ JaDaB 10 The cruise "
the American wnrsblDs ~ The Pacific
when asked about tho interview IN
which Admiral Cogblan declared Jap
an ~ preparing for war ana that
drastic preparatory measures were I'M
peratyo, The admiral said,
~ can hardly think that u war IN
Imminent Or possible There ~ no
ground for o war DOM believe that
The Japanese are goeItlnR war, and
know that This country viii not
plunge into one needl0ssy"
"Then" II was asked "wby should
The Japanese press object ~ The cruise
Of The American fleet 10 The paGinGW
- know ~ no roal demonstration NJ
dlsnDDroynl" the admiral replied
"Tbe Pacific II just as much our sea-
board as the Atlantic, Ships don't I'M.
prove by lying a. anchor Long Cruls-
o. target practice, dtll ana utilization
0f every resource are necessary ~
mnlDlAln high efficiency I think the
cruise VIII be good thing"
! -rsaa
Fine JOB PT1grTBa. glor OGles.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-09
NAVY YARD MEN
EARN SI2.5O DAILY
WAGES or MECHANICS UNDER
THE PIECEwoRK SYSTEM LATE
LY PUT INTO EFFECT

VALLEJO, sept d.. Despite tho
fact that the plocowork schedule has
boon strongly opposed by the Vallejo
Trades and Labor Council all ngltn-
ton on the navy yard with regard TO
~ has conAod since II has gone into
effect, and II n believed the onlclnls
VIII have no further difficulty IN OBJ
tanning men 10 80 10 work on this
plan,
The plocework schedule Nv now boz
Ing employed entirely IN removing tho
100000 rlyots and the bottom plates
from the transport sheridan, ana the
yard mechanics have never before
made such nm excellent showing on a
job over thirty Of the bottom plates
have been removed IN the few days
that the ship has been IN dool, and II
In believed she VIII be- released IN
much less than the one hundred days
estimated on, thus leaving the dOol,
roady for other largo ships
DrlllerH whose per diem pay IN 1920
are now making $3.50 oOoh day OF
nine hours, many Of them proiorrlnR
10 work through the noon hour IN
order 10 increase their wages Chip.
pera and oalkers are also doing fal
better under the now schedule than be-
fore Many Of the men Nl work on
the Sheridan win draw from 3l20 tC
$3.50 nt tho next semi monthly pas
day
There are now over 5000 mechanics
employed on Mare Island with worl
on hand for many hundred more over
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-09
HVer's
Eair IUigor

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Handsome hair, rich, glossy
hair always attracts You
may have just such hair if
You viii use Ayers Hair
Vigor, Accept no substitute.
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-09

The Pedro Champions j. Carlo and
a, W. Seabury have accepted the chal-
lcngc Of Pachcco ana Perry for a
series Of games for the Pedro cham
pion8hip, and the first game viii be
played a. the residence Of a. w. Sea
bury on Friday night
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-09
Notice!

Dr. j. Atchcneg, MRCB,, LHCP.
UouGOnJ, corner Bcrelanla and Rich
ara Streets CODDoaite Central Union
church,
Once hours 10 ii a. M 2 10 4
., M; 9 20 2 .. ~.
The Hanakeola Cub members can DO
seen at all hours
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-09

Here's q chance 20 get a New
Ornamental Parlor Alarm Clock
absolutely free. This n a STAR
premium and II beats anything
ever put out. Indeed, we've
spread ourselves 10 secure an
unusually attractive, durable
and Ornamental Parlor Alarm
Clock. They sell everywhere FOR
FIVE DOLLARS, but readers Of
THE STAR can secure ono absO-
iutely free.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-09

bIiy Oh fIlHay HlkHI
Frank Armstrong, the veteran golf
player, met with o. rather strange but
painful accident last Saturday on tho
links Of lEe Country Club lie was
| playing thC ninth hole, when suddenly
he felt o. rather strange sensation IN
/ the back VI his neck and when he came
10 Investigate tho cause Of the sudden
/ pain, found that hc had been hit by
gOlf bail that had been driven from
the ninth tee Frank rubbed his neck
and started again 10 play lie says
that the next time that be plays golf
he ~ going 10 wear n thick padding Of
folt around big neck, 800 this rs the
second lime that hc has been hit by n
gOlf bail IN the neck ag well as bcinp
hlt several times ia other places
The FIRST shoot under the new rules
for the now challenge cup viii be held
mis- afternoon a. the traps at KakaakC
by tho Hawaiian Gun Club. The ulel
that viii govern the shoot are ag fol-
lows Ten birds Will be- shot at from
unknown angles from Ave traps, II
The past shoots the marksman has beer
|. able 10 judge whore the clay pigeon
wore coming from, bat today thI
shooters Will have 10 be on the aler
for the traps will be sprung from ar
feront positions Nearly every Nom
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-09

Wore Shakespeare alive today he
would probably have written IN his
why, "Thore'g on afnuity that shapes
mans ends, rough bew them how he
viii Detroit Free Press
Having looked tho treasury reports
over, Mr.. Rockefeller has probably
concluded that the government 10 IN
no immediate need of that g3O,OOO.OOO.
Washington Star
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-09

Fine JOB Pnumg. Star once.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-09

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clock n made NJ Gun detail and
the movement n guaranteed n
keep absolutely correct time,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-09
DR Miles ITnART cURH

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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-09
SPORT NOTES

The yacht Defiance recently COM
plctcd by Walker was purchased yes
terday by George Schacfcr He mas
already issued q challenge 10 Walter
MacfarIane for q race with his yacht
Maggie for trophy and a side bet
Of anything that MacfarIane wants
The Defiance rs very fast boat but
needs very careful handling. Kenneth
Brown, the owner OF the little yacht
CHIP chat won the race for second class
yachts recently Intends 10 build new
yacht on different lines IN the near
future, and viii try ana win every
thing that is put up for the races that
VIII be- held In the future, Yachting
has taken q great change for the bet
Ter here, and II rs very possible thar
IN the near future that u number Of
new yachts Will be seen here. The
coming race for the big yachts rs also
causing o good deal Of interest and
although the season IS nearly 0Ycr,
there are q good many who viii Keep
their yachts IN commission during
the coming winter months.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-27
.VIAJEROS De SAN
Juan aIm0rzarOn
en- Aib0nitO.
Ola de satisfaction para los sspOsOs
Flores BIandinO.
EstlmOs s0GOs matsrIaImsRt6 -dICOn -puGs "a
OsGSsOl d lgul.
(De maestro oorresponsal. }

AgoBto 25.-Hoy Domingo hR sido I'M
dfa de satisfacci6n para los eapoBos Flores.
Blandino. Maestro amigo Blapdino, ad
ministTador de eBe diaFio tuvo Ia dicha
de almorzar con aus hUos Ramon & Isabe.
lita, mientras 10 hacian en- 81 Hotel BoEin.
quen, los doctores don Rafael del Vale,
doctor Ruiz Arnau, Btfi9r Almaz6n un
peqUGfio nino del senior ArnRu. No hay
duda de que los doctoEes citadoB est6n de
buenaB poT 10 menos en- el viaie de regreso,
puesto que fOeron obBequiadoB por los
espoSos citados con favoEito plato de ''le-
ch6n asadO al palo.
Ell martes pr6ximo Ee sgusrda en-
eAta la corte municipal de este distritO,
cuyo Juez es ell recto Ginorio: como
squf tenemoB de cabo de la policfa insuIar
81 inCansable Valladareg una eBpecie
del cabo Lucas como diria mi amiguito
Panchito, no Csbs duda de que Ia corte no
acabar6 de cslebFar gug juiciog en- dicho
dfa, pues Beg6u tengo entsndido pasRn de
80 las denunciaB en- carpeta.
Ell "Hotel Cir, que no puede que-
darse atr6s hR CompTado para 80 acFedita-
do eStableCimiento nm hermoso piano que
Sc ha estrenado hoy. Adelante.
Mrs. Ana ParIsy, ha nido nombrado
professor de ipg'es, , ejercer6 en- las Escue-
las de eata en- 81 afio escolar que empieza
on Ssptiembre. Es hu6Bped del Hotel
''Borinquen''.
-Ma1ana luneB sale para aBa capital Ia
sefiora eBposa del dut no del Hotel Borin-
quen" dofa Regslada Torres de Becerra,
en- compa1fs de tres sefioVitas aobrinas de
dicha seflora.
"A Ia hora On que escribo estas IfnesS
10 noche-tie lugar en- sl Centro de
eBts un bonito baile de nifics, que acabard
p6Eque los nifios ne retiren dormiF, y
continden bailando las sefioritag j6venes.
--Estamos secoB matsrialmente, pues va
escases 81 5gua para 81 uso dom6atico; de
no Hover dentro de ocho diss, no ss Hsbe
la suerts que coTrsran los 1000 habitan.
tea de cate poblaCi6n.
-PareCe que en- el campo republicano
local hay mar de fondo , 90 debe seg6n
ae dice que 81 juez de paz, no Be preHta &
seguir las indicaciones del ccmit6 local.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-27
Dssgracla a una senorItl.

ST bien deBde Ia civilization del indio
norte americana no Sc han dado CaRoB de
guitar las vfctimas el pellejo del crSneo,
Ia sefiorita Elizabeth Looney, maestro de
escuela en- Buffalo, Nueva York, tuvo que
sufrir todoB los dolores de eHs operaci6n.
MientrRs disfrut. b1 de una ex eursi6n en-
ef Lsgo Erie, acompafsda de variog
amigos, la msquinaria del bote de motor
en- que visiaba, le aFranc6 toda su cabe-
llera. M6dicos iDgeniouOs le colocaron de
nuevo ell psricraneo greene que este
sanar6 perfaCtamente.
La senorits Looney BuB smigas acsba
ban de bafisrBe. Todas trafan las cabc-
lleraH mojadaa al entrar en- la lRnchs,
en- visje de regreso, una de elias 90 desat6
la Guya para que Sc Becara con 81 viento;
las dem s. Siguieron el ejamplO. La csbe
llera de Ia 81 foTita LooneY, mientraB ella
descuidadamente Sc inclinabs, enred6se en-
el eje de ls n6quina que conecta con Ia
h6lice, Ia cual giraba 400 revolucione5
por minute. Cabellera y pellejo de la
sehorita Looney quedaroR 81 instsnta en-
vueltos en- 81 els. Al llegar & tiorTs Ia
se1oFita Looney fu6 conducida al hospital,
donde, Beg6n va hemos dicho, estS en- vfaB
de complsto restsbIecimiento. Hubo ne.
cesidad de cortsrle todo 81 pslo, psro este
cTeceTS de nuevo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-27
Los piratas del Mar Negro.
Asalto 4 On buqus De pasaIsrOs.

Comunican de Odessa que el vapor So
phia en- visje para Chorli, ha sido teatrO
de las hazHflsB de una psndilIs de malhe-
chores armadoH, los cusleB, despu6s de
haber Tobado los visjsros logFaron po.
nerse an shIvo.
Durants Ia comida tres bsndidoB init
midaron los passjeTos con Hendos Eey6l.
vers. Otros dos 30 precipitation sobre el
capit6n, le mandaron que diEigiera ell bn'
que rumbo Odesa, amenazando matarlo
sino cumplfs esR orden. Los dennis MAJ
hechoreB, unoB doce, ae precipitation
registrar los DaIones , camarOtes. apode.
r6ndosa de 500 pesos, propiedad de los
paBajeroB de una Buma de $25 600 que
llevaba ChoFli el csiero del Banco Ruso
de Concrete ExtrapieFo.
CeTca de Odeaa los piratsu rompieron
vaTias piez.s de las m6quinaB, deiarop que
se escapara el vapor, destruyeron una
Iancha de salvamento. EnGeguida echa-
ron 81 aqua dos botes , se puSisron en- cal
vo sin que nadie haBts ahora los haya
podido encontFaT.