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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-11-13

What potato diseases are present
in Idaho and how to fight them.
What insect pests attack Idaho po-
tatoes.
How to grow good seed.
What the standard seed require
ments are.
What really happens when potatoes
run out"
What to do with the culls.
"And hundred and one other
things that will help almost any
grower to solve his specific problem"
A complete index of topics includ-
ed.
Much space is given to the construc-
ton and use of the western under
ground cellar or dugout," with draw
ings and Photographic illustrations,
and long chapter is devoted to seed
growing. The rules for seed certifi-
cation, as agreed upon by represent
atives Of all western states, are in
cluded.
This bulletin may be obtained di-
rectly from the Extension Division
at Boise, and also through the vari-
Gus farm bureaus.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-11-13
POTATO BULLETIN HAS BEEN
ISSUED.

Under the title, Growing the Ida
no Potato" by E. r. Bennett, field
horticultural, the extension division
Of the University Of Idaho has just is
sued a 48-pAge booklet, which de-
scribes the best methods Of potato
culture in the state, in al phases,
from the choice ard preparation Of
the soil and the preparation Of seed,
through the processes Of planting.
cultivating and harvesting, to storage
and the disposal of surplus stock.
Some Of the things which the book
let tells ara these:
/ Why Idaho acres grow twice ~
many potatoes "a the average acre in
the United States
What soil to select for potatoes and
how to prepare it.
How and why crops should be ro-
tated.
Which two varieties of potatoes do
best in this state.
How to select seed potatoes, how
to cut them, now to green" them,
how to treat them for disease.
How to plant. cultivats and irri-
gste.
How to harvest
How to build and use . storage
duguut and how many potatoes It win
hold. TN
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-11-13
w. C. T. u. NOTES

The next meeting will be held n
the home Of Mn. Helen Wilbur, Tues.
day afternoon, November 10.
On account Of illness in her family
Mrs. Polly was unable to attend the
23rd annual convention Of South Idaho
held In Boise, October $3.50. Three
delegates were chosen to represent
Emmtt ~ follows: Mesdames Emma
Barbor, vice president; Oliver Whit
man, treasurer and Dora s. Locke,t,
press supt. There we're thirty-one
delegates present In spite Of snow,
rain and slush very interesting meet
ings were held thruout the convention.
DR.. Emma Drake was reelected
State president; Mrs. Mollie Vance,
state secretary; Mrs. Rozella Polly,
recording secretary; Miss Margaret
keenan,, vice president
Or. Drake and Mrs. Vance Of Boise
and Mrs. J. d. Jones Of Pocatello were
elected delegates to the National con-
vcntion at st. Louis, Nov. 1922. The
stats feels very lucky in securing the
services Of Miss Mccormick as field
worker for another five months. Idaho
has membership of over 1000 there
by being entitled to representation at
he great worlds convention which
viii meet at London March is, 1920.
Mrs Isabel Martin was chosen as
delegate.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-11-13
Daily ThoVoMG
Great thoughts, like great deeds.
need no t1unpet-Bailey.



The annual election of the Emmett
irrigation District will be held Tues
day, December 9. Details. such rs
voting places and eligibility o: voters,
are riven in the notice printed else
where. Two directors are to be
chosen, to succeed N. B. Barnes and
C. L. Spaulding. Pressure is being
brought to induce w. c. Stone to run
rs candidate on the South Side. and
it is believed he viii make the race.
He is q man Of good business. judg-
ment, thoroughly progressive, in thor
ough accord with the trend Of events,
and deeply interested in the district
II he consents to run, the district will
be fortunate. Men Of his ability are
needed in the management Of the dis
trict's affairs, and especially At this
time when events Of importance are
trnnspiring.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-11-13

benefit to the farmer hardly can Be
measured.
Organized, he will launch great
national campaign Of advertising 70
that every man, woman and child In
America may know the truth. Farm
ing will become = more pleasant life
and = more profitable business when
the truth about it has been told, for
the truth will lead to correction Of
many wrongs.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-11-13
rho camepa swIftne,..

Everyone has heard of the swiftness
Of the dromedary, that on his native
sands he can travel faster than an
Arab horse.. There Is a picturesque
Eastern proverb which declares ::
"When thou shalt meet a camel and
cay to the rider, good morning. before
he shall have answered. he win be far
on and out Of sight, for the camefs
swiftnesa Is like the wind"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-11-13
HOW MUCH ARE CHILDREN
WORTH? WHY TESTf

The following extracts appeared in
the report Of Veterinary Director Cen
eraI F. Torrance, for the department
Of agriculture, Canada, in the issue
Of March 81, 1915: - r
The Importance Of this work, the
testing Of cattle for tuberculosis, to
the health Of community can hardly
be over-estimated, especially to the
welfare Of the child population. 1t
was found by our tests that some
herds were supplying milk to be con-.
sumed in the raw unpasteurizsd State,
when almost every COW in the herd
was diseased. This milk must have
been highly dangerous for the chill
dren drinking it, yet the parents were
probably quite satisfied If its appear
ance and taste were all right.
The experiments have proved that
young pigs fed on tuberculous milk
become tuberculous to the extent of
so per cent If they receive only two or
three feeds Of it. When fed continu-
ously on it for a month, 100 per cent
became infected.
There is no reason to believe that
children are not equally susceptible
to the effect of consuming tubercu~
lous milk. The results are not so
evident as in the case Of pigs, but
far more disastrous to the human race.
Much human tuberculosis comes from
drinking tuberculous milk, and every
effort should be made to prevent it |
by putting the tuberculous COW out Of
business.
List your herd with the Farm Blu
reau office. 1t is quite important that
every one wishing the testing done
should list their herds at once if they
have not previously done so. Gem
county is next in order for the ser
vices of Doctor Ellis, federal veterin-
arian, who is planning to be here
sometime in December or the first Of
January.
There is a nationwide campaign
against tuberculosis in livestock. You
are no doubt aware of the necessity
II this move, and know what the fed
eral government and state will do
70 help farmers in the light.
The government reported that dur
ny the month of May, 1919, the last
month for which complste figures are
AVAILABLE. AZ per cent of the cattle
ested in As states reacted to the test
md showed symptoms of tuberculosis.
they show that nearly 10 per cent of i
he swine killed where federal in
pection is maintained were tubercu- I
ous. In 1916 it was 9 per cent, and
n 1917 almost 10 per cent. 1t is
rowing worse, and all Of us should n
o what we can to help stamp out
he disease. +"
In order for us to make progreys
armers will need to-
/. Submit to test and clean out the 4
ONE herd. o
2. Cooperate with the government
4 looking after inspectors or veterin- e
rians sent to infected farms,
3. Clean and disinfsct premises, if Ii
lherculous is found in the herd. o
4. See that infected animals are /,
estroyed or removed as directed by a
ne government. p
5. Keep cattle away from infected c,
erds. a
s. See that all milk fed to calves Ct
nd pigs comes from cows which have
assed an approved tuberculin test. RI
II these things are done we should al
e able to control this costly disease. o,
Unless something is done at once,
ach year will make the problem
,ore difficult one.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-11-13
Call for Bids

Notice is hereby given that the City
Clerk will receive bids, up to and in
GLIDING the 18th day Of November
1919 for painting City Hall, for furth-
err information apply to the City Clerk.
ID. NJ. STOKESBERY, City Clerk.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-11-13


The Boot and Shoe Recorder" in a
recent issue. says that trade unions
should be compelled to come within
the operations Of the law, as all other
corporate bodies ara. Until this Is
done,' the paper says, "there can
never DO peace and stability in indus
try. nor constancy Of work and wages
for the worker. Once responsibility
and obligation are made compulsory
by law what will RESULT The union
win be inspired and guided by the
moral standards Of the individual
worker. The union win be real de-
and not the corporation des-
cribed as an organization without
soul TO damn or a body to kick"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-11-13
CHURCH NOTICES
CstholLe

Services will b. held At the Catholic
church thres Sundays Of the month,
nonseIy. first second and fourth On
Tie first Sunday there nrs two masses
1t and 10 =. m; on the fourth Sun-
day there 10 only one MAS. 1T 10 =. m.
Sunday school every Sunday ut $50
q n. Evening services on the three
Sundays 1t 1850 p. m. Father +. Refs.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-11-13
Farmers Union Meeting.

There will be meeting of Butte
Local No. 81 Of Farmers Educational
and Cooperative Union of America at
the Brick schoolhouse on the Mesa
Friday, Nov. IA, at 1880 p. m. BY call
of the president.
A. SHORTEN, Secy.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-11-13
Chrirti.n Science Sorietr.

Meets every Sunday morning In the
Moose hall at il o'clock. A cordial
welcome extended to all Sunday
school al 10 o'clock for pupils under
the age Of 20 years.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-11-13

Services on Sunday As follows: Sun
day school 1T 10 =. m. Regular ser
vices ~ 2 p. m, All are invited
Geo. r. Smith. 4i.hen.
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BibIe Stvdents Association.

The international Bible Students
Association meets every second and
fourth Sunday at Vim. Durkee resi-
denee directly south Of Boise Payette
mill 1T 1890 =. m.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-11-13

St Msry's Episeepal Church
Morning prayer and sermon, Sun
day, November 10, 1919. All cordial
" invited.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-11-13
The Safe Way to Buy
An Irnplemenent

Before You Buys Have Set Up Right and Know How to
Operate It.
If you bought implements by the pound you coqio al
ford to buy "unsight and unseen ten-yeai-oiu Wy
could buy wisely as YOU
But the fact is that you buy implements entirely Tor
what they can do Performance is what counts
That is why buying implement calls tor the exer-
else of care and good judgment
Our implements have ong-establshed reputation
for giving greatest satisfaction IN the hands OF Ihe user
We believe that you could buy them unslght ana IN
seem safely than could buy any otners. but
we don't do business in that
We want to show you the implement before you buy
it. We want you get fully acquainted with 1t before
you invest your money We want to know that 1T set
up right and that you understand every important de-
tail of it's operation before you start to work fac
tor in your crop production.
We give special attention to these matters because
we know that they satisfaction to you-and that's
the big thing with
Tell US what implements you need and let us help you
buy them to best advantage Drop in the next time you
in town.
White-O' Bryn Hardware Co.
Phone POI call for the sx12 illustrated
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-07

su nombre.
-Es inutil dijO de repente una VOC
en- ell umoral.
Esta voz de joven. duIce Y fresca
era armoniosa como Ell suspiro del
vicnto en- los ~bosques. Al oirla, los
cuatro j5venes Sc Ievantaron precipi-
tadamente. V Sc quedaron en- seguida
inmoviles. con la cabeza iescubierta
Y penetrados en- admiration V respeto.
Una mujer que sc habia detenido IN
instante en- Ell umbral dc ia torre, Sc
adelant6 eDtonces hasta la hoguera
cuycs reflejoS rojizos Ia ervolvieron
Q :luminaron toda entera. Esta mu
jer, que sc habia echado atras ell ca
pucho de ST. mant6n espanol. ere una
joven de bello Y dulce semblante. de
cabellos dorados = de ojoS azu!e5. A
pesar de su endeble Y delicada esta-
tura. tenia la mirada ~centellante de
las almas fuertes : aquellos cuatro
caballeros que habian arrostrado I'M
pavidos mil peligros, inclInaron Ia
frente fascinados por su mirada. Is
ia joven que permaneci6 m momento
silenciosa, Sc dirigi6 por fin a Eric,
' die:
Condo de C~revecoeur, es inutil que
pronuncieis mi nombre; 70 misma os
10 voy a decir: ME llamo Ana de Lo-
1aaa, Y soy duquesa de MontpenS'er.
Y cciac ics cuatro caballeros Gala
nan Y rermanecian inciinados oaio
los magicos efluvios dc ST. mirada. e.
la prosigui6:
-Mucho me guSta vcros aQul I
todos. mis- hermosos senares, die con
e~ntusiasmo, q yosotros a quienes &C
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-07
LOS ERCAPUCHADOS
OPERAN EN- PUEBLA
Una sucursal de la banda ha
lido a esa poblacion

PUEBLA. Octubre 1o.-Los como
cidos V afamados barrios de Analco
Y ell Alto, de esta ciudad, que deben
su notoriedad a Ia clase de genie que
los habita, Sc dice que son ahora "a
cuna Y albergue de una banda de la
drones que ha aparecido en- la ciu-
dad, llenandola de alarma, pues como
cidas son va las fechorias llevadas a
cabo por ella y por que. segun sc
dice. pertenecea a la cuadriila como
cida con ell nombre de Los Enca-
puchados'.
Ell primer acto de sus hazanas 10
llevaron a cabo va, en- n casa de Ia
Gale del Camarin de IA Soledad. en-
una casa de familia acomo6ada, pero
a ia cual no pudieron penetrar, por-
Que los duenos de aquella, Sc defen-
dieron de les bandidos. Persona que
parece estar enterada de estos asun-
tos dice que la familia que habita Ia
casa mencionada, no quiere dar par
te i la autoridad, pues desean sus
miembros ser ellos Quienes cojan a
los bandidos.
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Cometen detenciones arbitrarias.

Hace tempo que las llamadas auto
ridades militareS vienen llevando a
cabo aprehenSioneS de personals a
quienes hacen aparecer como respon-
sables del delito de rebellion, Y sin
que estas personals, como deberla
ser. de acuerdo con Ia ley. sean con
s;gnadas como corresponds, al JueZ
de D!strito. Esto, como es natural,
llama la aJencion de quieneS por
IN modo u otro eStan interesados en-
que la ley Sc cumpla.
FL case mas r%ecientc de estos a
que Sc refiere Ia information. eS ell
Que tienen ahora personals de la ia
militia de un joven llamado Oscar
Brum. originario de Oaxaca, que es
IA detenido por eli jefe de las ope-
r~aciones en- esta ciudad y cuyos pa
riertes solicitan amparo en- GaNaca.
ante Ell Juez de Distrito. Este fun
cionario pic Ia suspension del acto
reclamado. o obstarte 10 cual e. de-
yenido no ha sido puesto en- libertad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-07

inspirado ardiente mo !In Saoario
20 misma turante large TEMP. Ne
place veros aqui conde de Crevecoeur
a voz cue os lanzaSteis un dla a las
olas del Rhin para If a Ia Orilla opues
ia con riesgo de vuastra vida, a coJer
me una florecita azul que 70 deseaba.
Y a VOC. sencr de Arnemburgo, que
matasteis en- Ia liza a un caballero a
leman que habia osado insultar el es
tanGarte de mi noble casa. Y a Il,
CASTOR de Lux, til ell antique paJe
de mi queridisimo hermano, III, con
ouier jugue siendo nina. \ voz tam
bien habeis' acudido, baron Conra6S,
voz a quier va debia una vez la vida.
Y como todos permanecian todavla
inclinados. anadio:
Sc que todos me annals. %senores,
81 debiera hacer una election
de SECURE que vacilaria, pues todos
sois valercsos. bellies. de noble raza
V alma ieal. Yo no soy una princesa
altanera Y engreida con 81 lihaje; es
TOW persuadida de que, caballeros CO.
mo vosotros, valen 10 que los hijos de
los hiios de los reyes, Y 81 fuera po-
sible reunirnos a los cuatro en- un So
10 hombre, colocaria mi mano en- Ia
suya.
Los cuatro j6venes Sc estremecieron
de entusiasmo. La duquesa CONT
nuo:
No pudiendo correspondent a
vuestro amor. he querido amaros al
mencs como una hermana: he querl-
do reuniros V ligaros con un Jura-
mento solemne, Y de ~vosotros que no
os conociais, y a quienes Ia casuali-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-07
EN- AEROPLANO
UNA DANA MEXICANA
Dio muestras de gran entere-
"a de dnimo la que fuera
Reina del Carnaual
en- Calexico

en- Calexico
~CALEXICO, California. octubre 10.
En- ell aer6dromo miiitar de esta po-
blacion, hoy en- la tarde, Ia mas be-
LA de las damas m~exicanas de Ca
leyico. la Sonora Sara Villasenor,
reina del CARNIVAL en- amos pasados,
Sc elevo por los aires tripulando I'M
aeroplano Curtis.
Tn grupo de familias distinguidas
de la poblaci6n. asistio a presenciar
la partida de la nave aarea Y el des-
censo.
La sonora Villasenor, dando prue
bias de una gran entereza de amino,
subio al ~aeroplano V de antemano pi-
do que todos los vuelos dificiles que
habia efectuado el aviador momentos
antes. los repitiera.
I~nnumerables personals estan asis-
tiendo q estls ~pruebas aereas Y su-
biendo en- el aparato que un aviador
americana trajo para hacer un brl-
llante negocio.
Dc la Controlorjd.
Estan en- esta ciudad Y pasan la
Inca divisoria diariamente. ell senior
Lie. Don Rafael \. MILAN V Alva,
enviado por la Secretaria de Hacien-
Ga para hacer una revision en- las
cuentas del Gobierno del Coronel Can
III.
La labor que tienen los miembros
de tai comision es muy amplia y Sc
cree que tarden varios dias eli sus
trabajcs los miembros de dicha conf
sion.
Don Samuel I~d=qUc>.
FL senior don Samuel Nazquez. ex-
consul de Mexico en- San Diego, es-
ia en- esta poolacion de CaleXico, a
rreg,ando algunos asuntos particula-
res que Sc relacicnan con la eXplo-
taci6n de unos bosques del DiStrito
Norte de la Baja California.
FL ~cxconsul marchara para San
Diego proximamente Y Dc ALI a Los
Angeles.
u occiGente.
FL Lie. Don Manuel Pima Y Cue
vas. Juez de Primera Instancia de
Mexicali. sufrio la descompostura de
una mano al caer en- "A Gale.
FL ~accidente muy doloroso por cier-
tc. obligo al fu~ncionario a ]suspender
sus trabajos del Juzgado por un dia.
PcdirG liccncia.
FL senior Lie. don Francisco Te-
rrazas. Magistrate del Tribunal Su
perior con Residential en- MeXicali. va
I pedir una licencia para separarse
de su empleo.
Aim no Sc sabe quien ira 4 ocu-
par ell puesto que dele yacante por
un mes. ell senior Lie. Terrazas.
Sc 70 pare Mcrico.
FL senior don David Go'dbaum. que
dcsempenaba cl cargo de instructor
militar en- las escue,as del Distrito
Norte de la Baia California. mar
cha para ell interior de Mexico.
Las fjcstas pGtrioS.
Muy sencillas fueron las fiestas
me 50 repjstraron en- la VeCina Do-
blacirn dc Mexicali. POr la sub c.
vacicn de AlgodoneS Sc habian sus-
pendido tales ficStaS que ahora til
vieron lugar ante IN numero no muy
crande de cur!osos.
Numero notable en- dichas fies-
tas fue IN discurso del joven Zavala,
companero del Heroe Azucta que
muri6 en- 1914 dcfendiendo a 81 pa
tria, en- Feracruz.
No SC n6ren las cGutinG&.
Segur Sc sabe en- esta pCblaclon,
todos los eSfuerZos que estan haclen-
do les concentrates de MeNicali pa
"a oue Sc abran las cantinas no han
dado resultado.
Sc cree que todavia tardara una.
semana o mas tempo en- que las au-
toridades municipales comedian ell
permiso necesario para la venta de
licoraS Y cerveZa.
Vino CT Geroplano.
El Mayor Abbot, de esta ciudad,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-07
-iOh, ioh! dijo Malican, 81 vas

-iOh! ioh! dijo Mallcan, 81 a
al Louvre. yo tie desafio, quien quie-
"a que seas, a que passes adelante sin
| d~etenerte. $50. Que tengas sed 0 no,
precise sera que bebas un trago de
mi vino.
Y Malican, que no por NADIA era
gascon, Sc planto delante de su puer-
ia con aire conquistador, tomando Ia
actitud de un tabernero que no ne
costa su oficio para vivir Y que 10
desempena por mera f~ilantropia. Ell
! ginete acababa de pasar ell puente, y
para colmar los deseos de Malica",
tom6 a mano izquierda y bajo poi
| orilla del Sena con direction al Lol-
vre. Este ginete montaba n sober
bia jaca, de corta alzada Y piernas
delgadas, pero de buena planta, Y GU
va raza conocio en- seguida ell bear
mes.
Mil bombas! murmuro, ell caba-
Ito es de Tarbes, y por consiguiente
ell gentilhombre que me llega debe
ser bearnes. iHola! caballero,
grito cuando ell ginete estuvo NADIA
mas que a veinte pasos de distan-
cia.
Este vino e~ntonces derechamente
Ihacia Ell, Y Maiican do un grito de
algeria. Habia conocido al ginete, y
olvidaba va SUI papel de tabernero pa
"a ~acordarse de que era ito dc Ia
linda Miette, la feliz esposa de Noe.
Este ginete era Raoul. Ell hermoso
pale que, segdn deciase en- ell Louvre,
habia conquistado Ell corazon de la
! sstuta camarera Nancy. Mas Gpor
que venia Raoul montado en- un ca
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-07
CASTOR So eStremeci6.
One CS in0Orta? reDuSO

Que os importa? repuSo.
En- tarto que habian mediado cSs2s
eyplicaciones, los recian lIegados ha-
bian echado pie a terra atado u ca
ballos 4 IN arbol que habia brotado
en- medic de las ruinaS, Y Sc habian
acercado a Ia lumbre.
All, senior CASTOR de LUX. dijo
ell conde Eric, dando a Su c una
iuflexi6n ironica: icon que nos pre-
guntais fue TO- importa.?
Sin duGa.
-ES que tai vez poseemos los tres
vueStroS ~Secretos.
70 TO tengo mas que uno. res
pondl6 el ioven, Y este esta tan bien
guardado en- ell fondo de mi coraz6n,
que unicamente Dios 10 pueGe saber.
-; ella no?
-;Quien clio: pregunt6 CASTOR es
tremeciendose.
Ella. ipardiez! la mujer a quien
annals, n mujer que todos nosotros
amamos.
-;vosotros! ivosotros! exclan6 81
joven.
ST. ~nosotros. dijo friamentc el
conde.
-tQpe yo amo a Ia mujer que vo-
sctros annals?
Sin duda debe ser asi; porque 81
no fuera por ESQ, cestariaS aqui?
Y al Yer que ell joven palido Y a
/ 56ni5o los miraba con ojes azorados,
' revaba instintivamente "a mano q
la empunadora de la eSpaaa, el ccnde
de Crevecoeur anadio:
81 quereis, caballero, voy a deciros
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-07

Algunas personals en- 81 desespera-
cion por alguna eniermedad de los
rihones que no han podido oombatir
con 8xto, tales como: dolor de espalda,
dolor de caderas = Iomos, hinchaz5n
de las munecas. piernas Y pantorrillas,
reumatismo, ca~nsancio. ilojedad de las
piernas, catarro o inflammation de Ia
vejiga, ardor y quemaz6n al haccr
aguas, derrames voluntarios durante
Ia noche Y orina de color S~aasuinOlento
o o sedimentO; dcscolfian De tales
o cuales preparedness de patente. A
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