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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-21

Il t. .
Mrs. Walter Gilbertson Of Berthold,
died at the Northwestern hospital OF
typhoid fever Friday. The remains
were shipped to Battle Lake, MINI.
Curley Ulrich. the pugilist, wants
q match with Potts. Evidently Cur
ley isn't holding down that job on
the Superior ore docks, and he's
such strong likely young man too.
A whole lot Of good muscle is going
to waste
Judge Davis has returned from a
trip east, going as far as the New
England states. The judge had a
body guard on his trip. in the person
Of Deputy Sheriff Frank Hofine OF
Kenmare. S
O. B. Granum. formerly a linotype
operator in this city, has formed a
advertising agency in Fargo. II
Granum pays his advertising bills az
we'll as he did the. Independent he
will be millionaire Just as quick as
he can contract for million dollars
worth of advertising.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-21
Beer Makes a Difference
Freight Agent Says the Shipments Of Beer to Mi
not Have Fallen Off Three-fourths--Bk
Buildings Next Year

There has not been an ex6aoe-
binary freight business with % In
Minot this year" said q representa-
tive Of = railway company to an In
dependent reporter" and this Is the
reason: Minot has not done such
great amount of building, since the
tall Of 1907, refer mainly to large
brick blocks, consequently. we have
not had an extraordinary supply of
building material to haul. l believe
that we are due for good deal of
building next year however. Then,
the beer traffic has been cut OF to
a large extent, by the enforcement Of
the liquor laws In our city. You
probably could not imagine the
amount of beer consumed here, when
things we're run wide open. There
isn't fourth as much beer being
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-21
H. ]. H. in Farm Stock and Home.
Too Large Muchinory-Along with


our large farming is strong tempta-
ton to use machinery that is too
large to be profitable to the user. The
facility with which team can han.
dle-a drill or binder is quite as much
to be considered as the mere ques-
ton Of size. A good deal depends up
on the team one has; ii horses are
average VT. say from 1900 TO l,40O
they will come out in better cOndi-
ton and more will be accomplished
by the use Of medium rather than
heavy machinery. For such team,
the eighteen or twenty shoe drill will
show as large an acreage sown, with
| better all around satisfaction TO team
and driver, than will the larger ma
chine Similarly the seven foot bind
er fitted with trucks will cut a.
many acres per week or per season
as the heavier eight foot In other
! words, more life" in a team is not
enough, there must be a reasonable
| relation between team and load.
Some years ago the WRITER had
| some experience along this line.
| Three binders were in the field, two
eight foot, new machines and one old
and twice discarded six foot. The
teams averaged about the same IN
| weight and gait. Three horses were
| used on the six foot machine, and
four on the others. The average
| weight OF the horses was about 1000
! During the season, with all machines
in use every hour that they could
run, the six foot binder cut as many
acres of grain as did the larger ma
chimes, simply for the reason that it
was an easy load for it's team, while
the larger machines dragged the life
out Of their horses. It's driver stay
ed in the field for an extra round or
two after the others had pulled in,
his horses swung along comfortably
on DAYS when the others suffered
from the heat
The point Of this is: Take into ac~
count the teams to be used when
buying piece Of machinery. and put
behind them implements that they
can handle with case. It will be
found more profitable.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-21

consumed now. as there was q short
time ago. There has been no extra
movement of grain. The farmers are
holding their grain largely, but OF
course. it will all have to be moved
some time. and we will come in for
our share of the business. We are
doing big business in hauling
freight for the wholesale houses
which are now doing the biggest
business in their history. Things are
not dull with us, everything is on
the move, there is plenty Of business
but not as much as there would
have been under ordinary conditions
At that Minot is counted one OF
the best railroad centers in the
state, and her freight receipts will
rank with the highest ,-... s.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-21
boaru Vi ilaue Aen Conlpiiihenl
Flickeftails

TAlCk0k t1SltH -s,- 49, a.. ~,
There was grand meeting OF
board Of trade members from all
parts OF this country and Canada,
held in Chicago during September.
"A meeting was held iii the Princess
Theatre on September II and many
notable grain dealers addressed the
meeting. The Chicago Inter Ocean
reporting this meeting, stated that
federal inspection came in for con-
demnation. The whole sentiment or
the meeting, voiced the amnesty
of the elevator trust and grain gamb-
lers against the wheat growers OF
this state.
One speaker referring to the wheat
growers of North Dakota said, This
bill now before congress - emanates
I, from state which hasn't a primary
market. Its business is. interstate
trade. The conditions in this state
are crude. The farmers are immi-
grants, and somewhat ignorant. They
do not do their work we'll. Their
wheat is filled with foul stun. But
they complain that they are do~ked
when the grain is inspected and its
real grade ascertained. They need
tanning mills rather than federal
laws" Other speakers handed it too
Senator McCumber's activity for fed
eral inspection. is the result they
say, of the cry of a lot of farmers who
would sell their dirt or wheat. Loud
applause greeted the statement that
McCumber would be forced out of the
| United States Senate. =
! The Society Of Equity feels proud
of the contemplate manner, in which
| it is characterized by the gamblers,
"who toll not neither do they spin
who make their millions from the
ltoil Of the farmers, not by legitimate
methods, but by circulating also re-
ports, manipulating prices by means
Of options, marking down prices
thereby compelling the wheat grower
| 20 sell for less than the cost Of pro-
| duction.
The activity of the Society of
Equity in determining to have en-
acted law which establish regular
grades for grain regulate weighing
and dockages. so that every one will
get square deal, both the seller and
buyer, does not seem to please the
grain gamblers. It does seem
strange that any one should object to
having the grain business conducted
in 4 legitimate manner. The man.
ner OF handling grading, weighing,
and docking of grain, should be so
conducted, that the system will be
free from suspicion, carelessness or
dishonesty.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-21

Barney Pitkin disposed of his three
quarter section farm near Sawyer for
$4,000, and will go to Canada to file
on land.
Chas. Colsch of Waukon, a., has
been spending a few weeks at his
Sawyer farm, where he built large
barn. Mr.. Colsch bought this farm a
few years ago, and made good in
vestment in doing so.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-21
Undr7lwR Poultry Illegal

For sometime it has been consider
ed that the sale of undrawn poultry
is not desirable. In many states the
sale has not been permitted, and re.
Gently more complete Investigations.
other states under Food Laws simil.
ar to our own are taking steps to
prevent the sale of the same.
Section 2, clause 8, Of the North
Dakota Pure Food Law, defines adul-
teration as follows: NJ
1T it consists, wholly or in part
of a diseased. decompossd, filthy OF
putrid animal or vegetable sub
stances be used in the preparation
thereof, or II it is the product OF a
diseased animal or one that has died
otherwise than by slaughter"
The department holds that I'M
drawn poultry consists in part OF
"decomposed, filthy or putrid animal
or vegetable substances" and tina!
the sale Of the same is in direct VIC
lation of the Pure Food Law of North
Dakota,
The department will, Therefore, on
and after December 1st, 1909, con-
test the sale; Offering for sale; stor-
ing or putting in cold storage for
sale, poultry which has not been
properly dressed and drawn prompt
ly after the animals are, killed.
E. f. Ladd, Com.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-21

County Superintendent E. G. War
rem of Nlinot has been mentioned as
a possible candidate for state super
intendent of public instruction. Who
would make better state superinten-
dent than our Mr.. Warren? The Trib-
une would like to see his name on the
state ticket and can assure him that
he will have the loyal support of
most Of the voters in this section OF
the state-SherWood Tribune.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-21
Not All His

A Russian by the name OF Nick
koorka who has operated a th1esh-
ing machine In the neighborhood Of
Max, collected between $4,000 and
$4,000 on threshing accounts and
skipped the country leaving, bunch
of debts behind. One Magnus Bost-
rom who has worked for Koorka all
season is the heaviest looser. 1t is
said that Koorka went to Minot by
team and took a 500 train for the
Canadian country. The horse and
rig were found at Minot by Bostrom
and friend who went to the Magic
writing no trace has been found OF
Koorka.-Ruso Record.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-21
Going to Canada

A large number Of our good citi-
zens are leaving for Canada to file
on half sections or land. Among
those who left Monday night, or who
are leaving this week, are Jelmar
Rundquist, IA. Walton, w. A. Fifield
and Kersey GOWN of Glenburn, E. G.
'Ellintho1pe of Minot. and Barney
Pitkin and Rev. E. B.. Johnson OF
Sawyer. They are going to the Ma
pie Creek district.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-21

F. B. Soule & Co. have bought the
Lone Tree general store and Mr..
Soule is managing the business there,
leaving Chas. .Scribner to look after
the Tasker store. Business with this
concern is said to be par excellent.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-21
Mother Died

The mother of Barney Pitkin died
at the homestead near Sawyer Sat
urday, after lingering illness. The
funeral was held Monday from the
residence, and the remains inferred
on North Prairie. Mrs. Pitkin had
been i'll for more than two years.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-21
Short Talks IL, q.
Agricultural College News Service


Hgh J.u Hughes, Raporter.)
See that the coal bin is full before
cold weather comes. ..sE.t
While making things snug for the
winter don't forget that ample ven
tiation is as necessary for stock and
for humans as is warmth. "-
Salt, placed in raised troughs in
the stock yard, is far better than
sailing the horses and cattle In their
feed boxes. In the former place they
can get as much or as little as they
wish.
If there's any stack fencing to do,
do it now.
Don't forget the young trees;-
mulch them; water their roots; If
rabbits are troublesome, put sacking
about them; put the sacking COM
pletely over the small evergreens.
Are the Strawberries mulched for
winter?
Pick up the loose boards, the slack
wire, the odds and ends. Put the
tools in shape for winter; draw the
sickles; tighten the burs; take off
the reels; strip the canvasses; pro-
tect the guards; remove the eveners;
put everything you can under shell
ter.
Lay in a stock of good agriclutur-
al papers. Those published nearest
home are generally best. Two, or
three, or a half dozen can be read
with profit during the winter months.
The cost of farm paper is less than
dollar per year. One saving hint
will pay for it many times over.
And don't forget your home paper.
We're planning to give you some
thing better in Short Talks as the
weeks go by. They are written to
help you. They are written by men
who know the shirt sleeve side Of
life. Read them. And IL you have
found out how to make a dollar 60
farther, or how to earn that dollar
easier write in to your home paper
and tell your neighbors about it. II
you want to find out something about
farming, write in to your editor; he
will see to it that the question is
taken up and answered by some
member Of your Experiment Station
stag. Make your home paper the
place where you discuss your bust
ness, and the ways to better it.
This week we noticed in all the
daily bapers an account of President
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-21

E. D. Norton, who has been i'll for
sometime of typhoid fever, was able
to leave the hotel Tuesday, but it viii
be some time before he will be able
to go back onto the road. Mr.. Nor
tons family left several weeks ago
for California, where they will spend
the winter.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Evans and
daughter Ruth, departed Tuesday for
Marshall, Mo-, after a two weeks
visit with relatives.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-21

The Optic will print the official tax
list.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-21

This week we noticed in all the
daily papers an account of President
Taft going to bed while his clothes
were being washed. That's nothing.
The Mirror editor goes through this
same stunt once week,and the pa
pers never even notice the fact
Tagus Mirror.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-30
LA CASA LDGUBRD

e grave Su rosro parec6 palido cual nunca, por
prmera conoci todo decaimento; sin embargo
beIlo 10 hubese ysto mucho tempo
Senteme de 81 decir nada mas transcurridos
algunos insantes abrio los ojos debl anque
antigua sonrisa, dijo:
Ester abrazadme.
En- 10 permitia deblidad parecia haber
cObrado jovialdad de otro tempo; fomaba PROPOSE
tOs para 10 porvenr mOstraba cOntento por
trO matrmonio Mi marido decia, haba sido para pa
Eva, angel beneco; bendecia deseaba toda
Ia dcha puede ar esa vda por instante cre que
mi coraz6n sfalecla cuano lie vi la de Allan
nevarla su pecho.
HablamOs de varas coSas hcimos pocos pro-
yectOs Por POGO que pernas 10 permtesen guerra
81 asstr nuesro casamiento Eva haba de presarle
apOyO acOmpanarle
Sin duda que s,-dijO 6sta-Pero despecho de la
Serenidad que fngia roStro encanador bien saba
yO...
No conveniente que Ricardo hablase, asi es que
guardamos todos silencio e ena por costumbre
chancearse de mi mania de estar siempre ocupada ui
tomar mi labor la cua fu para mi pretexto para decr
NADIA Eva recost6 la almOhada apoy6 la cabeza
e brazO de eposO este pareca ear dOrmtando pero
despertaba frecunca cada que abra los oos
preguntaba:
-jD6nde esta Woodcourt! ;d6nde esta?
Por la tarde vi al levantar los ojos mi tutor en- pie
Ia salita Immediate Ia puerta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-30
POR CARLOS DICKEN

de sus papees hubese ragado e posrer pedazo
de s cente corri6 reunirse NJ Kenge cuya sombra
benien pe1der persona de NAL aguero Yesfldo
de negro abocada hasta e cuelo atraveso la pequena
puerta del extreme del corredor.
--Anga mfo-fne diio Aan,-ve pronto a avlsar
NJ Jarudyce luego de Eva; yo ocupare en- ell
pobre Rick eou6ado por Il 4 mis- desveos.
Tome un eoche y POGO tempo legue casa, donde
comlnique por grades mi tutor las noticas que raa
-Hija mfa-1ne dijo sin manfestar respecto de Ell
la menor affection -el temino de proceso que nosi
libra de la canceria beneco mayor de 10 que po-
da esperar Pero lque sera de pobres muchachos
Toda la manana estuvimOs hablandO de elos, examl-
nand6 discutieno 10 que habriamos de hacer prOpo
nerles Al medic dia mi tutor acompan6 hasta Sy
mond SLIM deiandome la puera de la de Eva,
subj soa pso. Ash que mi trste amiga oy6 ell
coredor eli rdo de mis- pasos sa6 mi encuentro
Y Sc arroi6 4 mis- hrazos; pero breve reprmi0
pans6n me dio que Ricardo haba preguntado por mi
varias veees-
-Alan-contiuu6 lie halo sentado rinc6n de la
sas; parecia petrifcado al sar de estupor pro-
rrump6 en- asrgas rcconvencones contra los Mas
4 las prmeras paabras boca llen6 de sangre
pudo contnuar ebendo amigo acompanare hasta aqui
Al entrar yo cuartO estaba tenddo el sofa y
pareca esar durmieudo Encma de la habia varios
cordiales ell aponto todo respraba ranqulidad aseo
Allan Sc mantenia pie lado lie miraba semblan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-30
Don Joaquin YiIanl

Despues de una tennporada en- la Pc
ninsula ha regresado este pasi, nues-
tro particular amigo don Joaquin Vi
l1amll de la casa comercial Vsllaanir
y Co.," de esta cirdad.
El amigo Villani viene Heno de-
sa1ud con grandes actividades pa
ra continuar de nlbevo los trabaios co.
merclales en- los cruales dem1estra gram
des disposiciones.
Reclba el senior Vhllanril nr1estro es
peclal saludo de bien venida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-30

2| Glib De Danas
LA FIESTA INFANTIL

Por no haber pOdidO arreglar al
g1nos detalles de Ultima hora y que.
son un Inconvenience para que la
fiesta infantn que Sc proponfa celebrar
esta distinguida sociedad, tenga efec--
to en- los jardines de Convalecencia,
Sc ha acondado que sea en- ell Parque
Borinquen, y a este fin Sc awisa a las
seiioras socias, para que llewen suss
niilos a este sitio maiana sabaao, 81
La hora indicada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-30
N@1rlCQlA$

I'll Departamento de instruction hfe
indicado a todos los maestros cue no Sc
presentaron al eXamen annual de ingles
celebrado Ell % de Mayo del corriente
ano, que de no examinarse en- el mes de-
Septlembre proximo podran ser suspen-
didos en- el ejercicio de sus funciones.
|. La Sandal Local de Humacao es--
ta realizando una bnena campaila en-
dicho pueblo v anteayer fueron deco
mlsados muchas mercancias en- esta-
do de averia.
FL primero de AgostO, tomara po--
session del cargo de sobrestante Mu-
nicipal de Ponce ell senior Tomas Al
Gala nombradO para cubrir la vacan--
te ocurrrida por renuncia del seiior
Juan Castillo.
Sc ha publicado un manifesto por
la Junta local Unionista de Mayaguez
desautorizando Ia junta de- defensa
presldlda por ell doctor don Nicolas
Gmenez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-30
u % l.5O

His do maeAn utllidAd, NO sole para
los Abogado@, Cortes Judieiaies, Xyua-
tamientos. Corperaciones = smpiead0
7q todog I,e ra1aos sims tambi6A para
log cosnerciantes, iadnatriaies y peFss-
mas de negocios, 81 eonocimientc Do La
leyes de Puerto Rico aprvbadas pcr
las C&maras y ell Console Executive n
81 pasado afio de 1857.
Sc ven9en 81 30 en- IL MbrerfG 0el
DolO1rn 1OrOAliA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-30
Una operacion

Ha sido habilmente operado ell jovene
dominicano Ramon TIC, hijo de un dis
tlnguldo medico de la Rep1blica Domi-
nlcana, Dor 81 ilitstradO doctor ]. Con-
zalez Martinez, acompanado de compe-
tentes auxiliares.
Esperamos que ell curse postopera--
torlo confirme exito de esta brillante.
intervention quir1rgica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-30
Don Sebastian Camel

Tia regresado de la peninsula nues-
tro estimado amigo don Sebastian
Canet quien ha permanecido tres me-
ses EN- Palma de MallDrca.
Ri senior Canet es alto empleado de.
La casa Gilet y Arce, de Ponce.
Sea bien venhlo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-30
Por 10 que Yalga

Nos ha visitado esta mafiana, Ell selor-
don Julio Dfaz, propietariO y vecino de.
Carolina, y nos manifesto que el no
compr6, como dice un telegrama de la
policia, a Carlos Gambaro la yunta de
bueyes que result6 robada, sino dom
Jose Pagan, vecino de Lola, y con SUE
correspondence documentO de venta.
Queda complacido el senior Diaz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-30
Un uoiradOr

Sc alquila un magniico mirador, en-
Ia casa Mum. 29 de Ia calle de La Luna.
Para mformes. Luna II altos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-30
Sc VENDE

En- poblado de Hucares Jurisdiction de NaguaDo.
heoso rreo de erno aprop6ito para soares que mide
mas mil cuadrados venta stuado
Espana frente mar del cal recibe saludabes
brisas
hallanse encavadas de made
echadas de herro galvanzado aeuadas para vven
d. para estab1ecmiento mecant la para peonae
algibe de mamposteria
Quien nterese Ia ad9uisicion de dchas fncas, puede
dirigirse
Sucfs. de NJ. LOmba Co.
San JUAN P. R.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-30
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las fuerzas cue cubren la l1nea desde
el Hlpadroho hasta las posicIones avan
zatfas d. e1remasen la vigilamcaa, esL
pecialmente por Ia nuche, porque hal
bia confidencias de que los rifefos Sc.
froponfan descender para cortar de
nueyo Ia via ferrea y dificultar los ira
baios de construction de los blocaps.
C.onfidemte y tenores han tenido, por.
desgracia, confirmation. Is
Los moaos .habian estado durante to-
do ell dia hoat11iizando 4 los ingenieros
que construfan el bocao entire la pri-
mera v segunda caseta con disparosii
sreltos Y sin aproximarse mucho.
AL atandecer, al advertir que Ia obrai
estaba terunina,da, redoblaron Ell atas'
que con algo mas de empuje; pero obi.
gados por vivo ca6oneo, desaparacierdiEii
Dos horas deapnfs, q Las ocho, empeza-I
ron 4 bajar grandes grupos desx1e aas|
vertientes del Gurug1 por las estri--''
baeiones de los barrancos que existenl
entire el rib Loobo J el arroyo de BuS-l
xa. CON su sactiea de costumbre y A|1
decidido prcio6sito de atacar el blocao.'
En- el habfa un destacamento de CIR
cuenta u Cazadorises de Alfonso XII III
mardo de M segundo tenente de IL
liltana pron1oci6n. reci6u salido de laI
Academia, de Toledo.
Ids moros eonenzaron POT levan---
tar Ia via fsrrss con el propdk6to de
dejar aislsdo = Sortfn. CuaDdo Meva-
ban leyaan8ad0s u1os cincuensa rieles,
nor cada lass, i sea ssea' una ssEbepas66n ssbs de
Nnos cie,to diIilskcneIh net1 9e VIA,
fusron ssfls q q q dsfaci6n
poi los :| \ si Il Is tdatin IS
EI Official q6e inaul31ha q destaca--
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-30
ouERER s pt3BE1

nores con aquela graca sxuaisssa gen ye 1
conocemos.
Al yer ilegar Rosario despui9 de zners1o con Bss
oos hlnchados encsrnadas de HaEsr ,res
negras nabesa alnpadan "a el horIEsRtE oenyueal
Otros muchos, sobre todo ozrzB suEhas 10 conprez
deron asimiamo; has quo hakian en1idiAGn Bcgrsca
levase e smpatiee Iufer.xEts espoap Qae
ba preferdo elias, soltaru 4lzas de
La dicha del marimonio, fas que Hseario entasS cor
mirada fera.
la prmera ecas6n que sg aeerds ! su 1aariass
mraba ugar al trcslc aIgu1as psanz.s <1eredsd
le dijo
Ya We usted cemo para nada ue huee Talte.
Tanto meior contest6 Ef y sc se ponga
ted, asistir una tertuia
nasoado tan corto quo le haee ens.aants 7cEsnen
repare usted y vera todoe Fien
Es que el proceder de uste6 A1 8ejado fisnz,r
de componerme; adeE4 yo qulexp sSszr ves4asn
antes de haeerme otros-
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