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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-06-25

Used. One theory is that as each course
# stone was laid, a sand embankment
vas built around it with long, easy
slopes. so that the stones for the next
course could be pushed up on rollers and
slipped into place. A pyramid thus
would be buried as fast as it was built,
until the top was reached, when the stu
pendous job of removing the sand en-
count for the great number of laborers
used. 1t is said that in building the
Pyramid of Cheops 100000 men were
employed for thirty years, although the
quarry from which the stone was OBJ
tanned was only 5000 feet from the pyra
mid.
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WON'T MIX.
Bad Food and Good Health Won't


Mix.
The human stomach stands much
abuse, but 1t won't return good health
if you give it bad food.
If you feed right you will feel right,
for proper food and good mind IS
the sure road 10 health.
"a year ago became much alarmed
about my health, for I began to suffer
after each meal no matter how little l
ate," says Denver woman.
II lost my appetite and the very
thought of food grew distasteful, with
the result that l was not nourished
and got weak and thin.
"My home cares were very heavy,
for beside large family of my own |
have also to look out for an aged
mother. There was no one to Shout,
der my household burdens, and Coz
what might I must bear them .
this thought nearly drove me
when 1 realized that my heal9&
breaking down.
Il read an article in the
about some one with trouble ju ke
mine being cured on Grape-Nuts ,Eod
and acting on this suggestion I gave
Grape-Nuts a trial. The first dish of
this delicious food pro "a that l had
struck the right thing.
my uncomfortable feelings in stom-
ach and brain disappeared as if by
magic and in an Incredibly short space
of time I was again myself. Since
then I have gained IL pounds in
weight through summer of hard
work and realize am very differ
ent woman, all due to the splendid
food, Grape-Nuts."
There's Reason Trial will
prove. Read the famous little book.
''The Road to Wellville," in pkgs.
Ever read the above letter? A
new one appears from time to time.
They are genuine, true, and full OF
human interest.
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About Feet.

The Frenchman's foot is long, narrow
and we'll proportioned. The Scotchman's
foot, according to anthropolgists, is high
and thick, strong, muscular and capable
of hard work. The Russians foot pos
sesses one popularity, the toes being gen
orally ''webbed' to the first joint The
Tartar's foot is short and heavy, the foot
of a certain type of savage, and the toes
are the same length. The Spaniard's
foot is generally small, but finely curved.
The Englishman's foot is, in most cases,
short and rather fleshy, and not, as a
rule, as strong as proportionally it should
be.
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WOMAN FARMER 112 YEARS OLD.
She Lives Alone in House Only Nine
Miles from Where She Was Born.

She Lives Alone in a House Only Nine
Miles from Where She Was Born.
The oldest woman on the peninsula,
ebracing Delaware and the eastern
shores of Maryland and Virginia, is a
resident of Delmar, Del. She lives in
house by herself. She is Mrs. Hester
Godfrey, aged 112 years, having been
born on a farm nine miles east of Del
mar on February II. 1897. The most re-
markable part of it all is that this wom-
an actually cultivates two large gardens
adjoining her home and sells the prod
ucts. She uses hoe in helping along
the growth of potatoes, corn, onions, ETC.,
and, when she becomes tired, she gets
a large spoon from her kitchen and
utilizes il while crawling down the rows
of plants.
Mrs Cordroy, who is familiar figure
to all the residents of Delmar and Vi
cinity, has ten great-grandchildren Upon
the death of her second husband, forty
three years ago, she built a home in Del
mar on a lot which she bought for SIS.
This site is now worth $1,000. This has
since been her home, despite the at
tempts of her grandchildren and great
grandchildren to dissuade her from liv-
ing alone.
known, was the youngest cnlld OF 6am1I-
ton Neal, a wealthy farmer. When II
years old her mother died, leaving her
and her father to run the farm. She
had twelve sisters, all of whom married
early in life, and two brothers who were
in the War of 1912.
The Oldest woman on the peninsula
tells graphically how she ploughed all
day, when girl, and then MIXED seven
cows after dark. eff the girls of today
would do more work, and think less Of
the parlor," she said, "they would be
healthier and live longer"
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RESIDENCE OF W. H. WHALEN AT
TUCSON, ARIZ., WRECKED
BY DYNAMITE.
OUTRAGE is UNEXPLAINED
Victim Resided in Fond du Lac Up to
Year Ago and Was Popular
Railway Official.
NO ONE WAS INJURED BY BLAST.

BOONE, Ia, June 22.-Miss Marie
Whalen received word today that the
residence of her father, w. II. Whalen
at Tucson, Ariz., was completely
wrecked by dynamite bomb thrown in
through a window. Mr.. and Mrs. Wha-
len escaped unhurt. No reason is known
for the outrage.
Well Known in Fond du Lac.
Mr.. Whalen was at one time superin-
eendent of the division south of Fond
III Lac on the old line Of the Chicago
& North Western railway. His head
quarters were at North Fond du Lac
md he lived in Fond du Lac. Mr.. Wha-
Ell first went to Fond du Lac in 1901
when that city was made the division
'oint and he superintended the work of
constructing the shops, big coal chutes
and yards north of the city.
After the establishment of the division
point at Fond du Lac, Mr.. Whalen was
transferred to La Crosse, but last year
was again given the Fond du Lac posi-
ton, With the next change in superln-
tendents, Mr. Whalen came to Boone,
Ia, resuming the position which he Occu-
pied before going to Wisconsin.
Is Popular with Men.
A short time ago, Mr.. Whalen went to
Arizona, accepting a position with one
of the southern roads. He is one of the
best known railroad men in the North
Western service, and was extremely
popular with other employees. Why any
one should attempt to destroy his home
cannot be explained. 1t is believed,
however, that some disgruntled railway
emplOye may have been responsible for
the outrage.
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Lost Arts.

We do not know as yet how to make
durable ink. Observe any letter five
years old or more and you will usually
find that the writing has faded to
brown color and is very indistinct, but
go to any large museum and you will
find ancient manuscripts the writing of
which is as black and distinct as if it
had been done the day: before yester-
day. The same is true of the secret
of glass Moving. The average glass man
ufacturer cannot produce an article that
compares with. some of the commoner ar
ticles that were manufactured by the
Egyptians and the founders of Venice
Eternal Progress.
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terested spectators The colony of bees
swarmed around the tree and discover
ing a hole about forty feet from the
which filled the air like a miniature
cloud had hardly entered the hole be-
fore the sparrows came out ruffiing their
neck feathers and chattering with anger.
There were six sparrows living in the
trees and for five minutes they put up
gallant fight for the possession of their
home, but the bees were too much for
them and after a time they slowly flew
off, fighting to the last.
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KERMIT GETS BIG LION

NAIVASHA, British East Africa,
June 22.-All the members of the Roose-
welt expedition, at present in camp on
the Loietta plains in the Sotik district,
are in excellent health.
Theodore Roosevelt has shot another
lion. while a very large tawny-maned
lion has fallen before the rifle of his
son. Kermit. This animal holds the rec
ord for size on the present expedition.
Kermit has also killed two cheetahs.
In addition the party has secured three
giraffes, two Gland, six topi, and a large
nHmber of minor antelope
A. of the skins are being preserved for
the Smithsonian institution at Washing
ton.
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Salt in Digestion,

Wissen fuer ALE had a symposium to
discuss the value Of salt in digestion.
One of the physicians wrote that, W e
salt in moderation is good for the -
ach. and often absolutely necessary, t
ought to be taken apart from the meals
in much the same way as medicine.
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Getting Rich.

"How did you get the money to buy
paints TO finish your big picture?" asked
the sympathetic intimate of the strug
Cling artist "Pawned my coat" oh!
ture?" Nearly enough to get my coat
ont VI ,ondon Globe.
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have had a new lease OF Tie through
using Doans Kidney Pills. Backache
had been terrible. Racking headaches
and dizzy spells, bloating, loss of en-
ergy, appetite and weight and extreme
weakness alarmed I did not feel
much better after using the first box,
but after that improved rapidly and
recovered fully"
Sold by all dealers. SO cents Dox.
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, n. Y.
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OPERATES ON HIMSELF DIES.
Surgeon Causes a Delicate Chisel to
Penetrate His Brain.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, June FL
DR.. Oscar N. Taylor Of Berkeley is dead
at the Lane hospital as the result of an
operation for the removal of a growth in
the nose. which he performed On himself
RECENTLY. He had operated twite before,
but this time he hit the delictte chisel
too hard a tap, causing it to pierce the
base of the brain
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PAIR ENDS AERIAL HONEYMOON.
Ride 100 Miles in Balloon at Night
Without Accident.

HOLBROOK, Mass, June 21.-The
balloon Pittsfeld, which assembled from
Pittsfeld early Sunday morning carry
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Noble Burn
ham on their aerial honeymoon voyage,
was brought down here at APO a. m.
after a pleasant and uneventful trip.
The distance covered was about 120
miles
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HARTMAN ALL RIGHT.
American Railway Magnate's Condition
Reported "Good"-Plans Motor
Trip in Mountains.

VIENNA, June 22.-The condition of
E. H. Hartman was reported at noon
today as good. Accompanied by the
leave Vienna this afternoon in motor
car for the Semmering, the mountain re-
sort about fifty miles from the Austrian
capital. The members of the party are
denying themselves as much a. possible
to newspaper men.
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b | o a t / n 6, etc., are
troubles that COM
monty come with
sick kidneys. Don't
mistake the cause.
Doan's Kidney Pills
have cured thousands
of women afflicted in
this way. Mrs. James
Lutz, 422 N.Prospect
St., Marion, O., says:
after suffering for
fifteen years with
kidney trouble, I
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-06-25
BROWNS IN A PASTURE.
Nebraska Man Caught in Flood While
Herding Cattle and Loses Life
in Rush of Water

MCOOK, Neb., June 21.-A terrific
fall of rain in McCook and vicinity Sun
day evening did heavy damage. Some
streams became rivers and bridges were
washed out. Crops were either washed
out or beaten down by the hail which
accompanied the rain. Raymond De
Long was caught in pasture where he
was erding cattle and drowned in the
rnSh of water
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How the pyramids Were Built.

An English engineer says that no one
has been able to decide how the enor-
NOUS stones in the Pyramids were
handled Even after allowing for a
great army of men, some sort of me-
chanical continuance must have been
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Bees and Sparrows Fight for Tree.
A fight between a half dozen English
aparrows and swarm of bees for the
possession of an old tree on the lawn
of the sSerriH house, Main street, was
witnessed recently by a number of in
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MADISON, Wis, June 22.-[Spe-
cial. Former Attorney General l.. NJ.
Sturdevant confidential advisor to the
governor, was quietly married to Miss
Mary Williams by Rev. f. A. Gilmore
of the Unitarian church, at the home of
the bride in this city last night
The announcement of the wedding
this morning created considerable sur
prise. The couple were unattended and
only the immediate relatives were pres
ent at the ceremony.
Miss Williams formerly lived at
Camp Point, ILL.,, and came to Madison
wo years ago with her brother, F. E.
Williams, student assistant in geology
at the university.
in Madison a few days and in about
week will leave for trip to the
west visiting the AIaska-Pacifc-Y uk on
exposition at Seattle.
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WOMEN SUFFER NEEDLEssLY.

Many Mysterious Aches and Pains
Are Easily Cured.
Backache, pain through the hips,
dizzy spells, headaches, nervousness,
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CALIGRAFlA:

CLASSES POR CORRESPON-
DENCIA.-La letra artificial de las
maquinillas, dura, rigida y mon6to
ma, no es la de I'd. adquiera I'd. la
suya propia por mi sistema de en-
.eiianza Y metodo "Educacl6n y ar
monia del movimiento."
Cualquiera que sea su residenc;a
profession 8 sexso. POR NAL QUE
ESCRIBA I'D. lie garantizo que
adquirira en- muy breve plazo UNA
LETRA INGLESA cursiva o ma
sistral, expontanea y rapida, suges-
tiva Y bella.
CLASk.S A DOMICILIO En- SAN
JUAN y SANTURCE.-E -Escriba pa
ra informes al professor que susc-ibe
f. VEGA NENARES. p. 0. BOX
S43, San Juan L. K.
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ira en- esta cludad el vatc Aguadllla-
no don Jose de Jestls Esteves. Sc
ocupa en- la7preparaci6n de "Crisa-
lidas' recopilaci6n de sus mas be-
Has composiciones poetlcas y que on
breve seran cditadas en- los tallercs
tipograficos dc Don Felipe Otcro.
Hay gran entusiasmo para reclbir
ese nuevo tomo de poesias que segu-
ramente ha de cnriquecer al parma
so puertoriqueho. Nuestra mas cor
dial fclicitaci6n al culto escritor
atildado publicista por la pr6xima
salida de su libro.
Los cines"Puertorico" y "Cuquf'
siguen hacienda su agosto en- csta ciu
dad. Todas las noches tienen llenos
completes. Dentro de algunos dfas
saldra para Yahucos cl "Cuqui", V
el Puerto Rico para .Juncos.
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Graves successes
en- Espana.
En- rnuchas provincias
ha sido decretada la
ley n1arcial.
Grandes desordenes en- Ca
taluna, Viscaya, Valen-
cia y Aragon.

New York, julio 20. .-Reina pro
fundo descontento en- toda Espaha
con los sucesos que Sc estan desa-
rroliando en- ei imperio mogrebino
Ell gobernado miiitar de Catalu-
ia ha hecho extensive q toda la
provincia el decreto de sus pension
de las garantfas constituencies.
En- las provincias de Vizcaya,
Valencia. y Arag6n ha sido iguad-
mente decretada la ley marcial, en-
vista de los grandes motines provo
cados por ell pueblo que protesta
contra la actitud del gobierno en- los
successes del Riff. Ell gobierno ame-
naza con I'm castigo ejempiar q los
revoltosos.
Washington, julio %. -Comuni-
can, DEC Cd1ombiaque el senado acep-
to unanimemente la resignation del
presidente Reyes. Sc cree que la
situaci6n politica Y economical del
pals mejorara seguidamente.
New York, julio 29.-El Car Nj
coias a su regreso q Russia, pasa
por kiel nuevamente. En- los cir.
culos politicos Sc comentan estas
frecuentes entrevistas con ell So
berano aieman, creyendose que el
Car Sc esfuerza por afanzar bajo
soiidas bases las reiaciones entire
su naci6n y Alemania.
Tn teiegrama de Paris comuni'
ca que el rey Eduardo visitara er
ell mes pr6ximo al presidente Faiiie.
res. Sc ie da gran signifcaci6n pc.
Utica a esta entrevista. por ase.
gurarse que Sc trataran en- ella asun
to de trascendental importancia
par la pol tica europea.
El audaz aeronauta Beriiot out
cruzo ell paso de Calais. ha iiegadt
a Paris. Ell pueblo lie tribute un
deiirante evasion victoreandolo
a SUI paso por las Gales que cruzd
hasta SUI residencia. HOY tendra
una entrevista con ell ministro d.
la guerra.
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E. E. L. L. y el Juez schal6 cl dfa
p de Septiembre para la cjecu
cion Gle cstos desgraciados.
AL ser proguntados estos rcos nor
la Corte con respecto a 81 tenian que
hacer alguna allegation en- la sentcn-
cia que habia recaido sobrc clos.
Candido dijo: que sentia que por no
tener dinero suflciente para llcvar
a Caguas q su abogado 4
preparar su defensa Sc cometia con
81 esa injusticia; que era inoccntc V
moriria tranquilo, que laEfucrza dc
la ley era superior a sus fuerzas Y no
podia evitar Sc cometiera esa injus-
ticia, y Sc resignaba ante tai desgra
cia.
Anselmo indic6 a la Corte: que
con el acto que Sc iba 4 cometer con
I ellos Sc enganaba la humanidad
que no veia los actos criminales CO.
metidos por 6l Y sus compahe-os
para que el Fiscal los llevara 4 csa
desgracia, siendo lnocente al lgual
que sus companeros
Antonio permanecio callado du-
rante la lectura dc csa sentcnria.
En- la manana de hoy fucron condJi-
cidos al preside de san Juan. por
el Marshall Ortiz Y el sargcnto de Ia
P. en- automovil.
Los reoS on 81 acto dc Ia lectura
dc la scnicncia de mdcslc. iucrOn
representado, por los Aboeados tn-
lladosa Y Burset.
Desde hace alsunos i.a> = en:r"n
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Hay ogricuttor'S que neces.,a
moyordomos" 2 hay "mdyordomo,n
que necssliGn COON '6n. Esas no.
0spirneIones Sc errg'nt-an con 1:h-
cultad y re,Grd9- 4 o1s colnciftrin
rdpidamen,s - ios q 'os de mayo'1o-
mos y agricultors anuncan en-
La Correspondence Hay sn es
( diaro especiGL . n6dica tdrJa 4
efcclo.
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0ta bataNa en- Africa
Las tropas espanolas
| toman posiciones mo-
ras en- "Gurugu'' y
pierden el general
into.
ZOO bajas en- los espanoIes
y las marroquies son
enOTmeS,

New York, julio 20. De Nell
lila han communicate hoy a Madrid,
que ha tenido lugar una profiada
acci6n entire las tropas eshpaolas y
los moros. FL ejercito espanol que
acaba de recibir refuerzos, tom6 la
ofensiva y despues de una larga
peiea en- que Sc batieron cuerpo a
cuerpo la mayor parte de las fuer-
zas Gle ambos ejfrcitos, desaloj6
a los moros de sus posiciones. Ell
general espailol Pinto, al frente de
una division de infanteria ocup6
el "Gurugu' acampando en- las
posiciones que tenian los moros.
Estos trataron de recuperar sus
posiciones y en- ell nuevo encuentro
muri6 ell general espahol Pinto. Has
ia ahora hay 200 bajas vistas en-
las tropas espaholas. Las perdi-
das de los moros son enormes no
nupdnn anreciarSe eyoctamente
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Nota de duelo.

En- Santurce fallecio anoche la
respectable sonora Cruz Eazquez Co
lon, viuda de Paradis y 81 entierro
se efectuara hoy a las cinco dc la
tarde. l.ntre sus familiares cSta el
Rcv. Pbro. Marrero V j todos los
dcudos dc Ia finada enviamos MUGS
tro mas esrntido pesame aconpa
handolcs en- su iusta peca K. \. F.
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Il Came n en- Rio-GIande.
De nuestro correspopsal.

Julio 20.-Han contraldo matrlmo-
MO Civil ,os jovenes Javicr Soegaar-
do y Juanita Mata, muy estlmados
en- la Sociedad de Rio Grande donde
lucio sus graclas la bella Y simpatlca
Juanita Que la dicha RENE slempre
en- ese nnevo nido lie amores es ei
deseo del amigo que fstas escrlbe.
Ha estado aigunos dias por aqul
practicando trabajos de agrlmensor
ei Sr. Castro Lasere ex-empleado
de Obras Plblicas.
Riogrande celebro con regocljos
popuiares la fiesta del Carmen, su
patrona y segdn me han informado
las corridas de sortijas Y el bale en-
la saia de Sesiones de la Acadia,
fueron un desencanto, para los aman
tes ese Remember de la tradicion
| o al.
Tengo para mi que en- esas alegres
espansiones del espiritu. como, zen
Ia mesa y en- Ell juego.' no debemos
oividar que el respeto y Ia cultura
Sc imponen. Otra cosa seria matar
10 que deseamos conservar.
Pronto, seglin me ha dicho un
1igo que supongo bien inforpada
tie ;dremos en- el pueblo y en- este
reo Y bonito poblado de Mameyes
luz eiectrica.
Bueno es Y digno de progreso tam
! bitn, que q la vieja y morteclna luz
del anticuado farol sustituya la del
foco electrico. Ahora solo falta que
ell Alcalde y ell Consejo trabajen por
conseguir Ia communication telefonica
COZ este poblado y un Serviclo de
b,neficencia medica mas eficiente
No dudamos que asf seran conoc'-
dos los buenos deseos q. a ambas
entidades amman en- bien del pro-
greso local.
Sc dice que el Alcalde ha puesto
Ell "Veto" al acuerdo tornado sobre
emprestito para adquisicion Q cons
trucci6n de un edificio para Alcal-
dia. ST es asi esta entonces dc
acuerdo con la opinion !sus-
tentada por la mnoria la
cual, no viendo en- este una nece-
sidad urgente, ponga Inconvenience
hasta cierto punto compromised eI
Tesoro del pueblo en- una operaelon
de credito cuando con la apllcaclon
de los recursos de que dispone mos.
es facil remediar la perentora necesl
dad de mejorar los departamentoS
para presos de ambos sexos y el des-
tinado a las sesiones mensuales dc
ia Corte Municipal.
Estima necesario dicho empires
tito siempre que lie applique 4 la crea
cion de aldeas con ei fin de concen-
trar la poblaci6n campeslna facili
tandose asi la administration dc
justicia. la municipaiidad la asisten-
Ella de los nihos a la escuela Y IL
mentalizaci6n de una clase huerfan;
de eiementos de progreso.
Debc apilcarse tamhen a la cons
trucci6n de otro edificio para escnc-
las 8 encanche del que tenemos evi-
tando asi eli pago de aiqulleres para
casas inapropiadas para esc servl-
clio.
Y por ,iitimo debemos tamblen
destinar aIgo d proveernos Gle IN
hospitalillo 8 cuarto de socorro, para
o. heridos pues, carecemos dc ioca
apropiado para estos casos.
Sc dice no Sc con que fundamentc
que dos miembros de Ia Junta Esco-
N, ,,rocort W.. n ,,rontO Gil rcpIlpcIa
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Los Teos Acosta
en- Humacao

Julio 2S.-Ayer lc fu6 lcida la SEN
tencia de mucrte a los rcos Candido
Antonio Y Anselmo Acosta por el
Juez dc csta Corte de Distrito, Lcdo
Dominguez. Esa sentencia fue con
iirmada por la Corte Suprema de los
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En- esta impTe1ta Sc vende
papel fe pcriGalcos yiejos q
s 2 quintal.
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AVISO

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