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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-22
WILSON AND BLAIR
ADDRESS TEACHERS
CONVENTION TODAY
Another Large Crowd at
Second Session at
ArmorV

a. y. Wilson. superintendent ot
the Eerkcl"y Calf schools and
state Superintendent n. q. Blair. OF
Illinois were the two principal speak
crs at this afternoons session OF the
general convention OF the New Mex
leo Educational association al the
Hrmory. Another large crowd heard
the addresses.
Mr. Blnirs subject was From
chance to Certainty In Education.
and he pointed Out that all progress
80 any line was along th" line OF
eliminating chance,l and making for
greater certainty lie grouped the
history of this movement IN educa-
uon under four heads.
"iirst" he said. was the move
msnt which brought about the taxa .
tion Of all property and all people
tor the support OF common Schools
This eliminated the element Of chance
which had formerly confined educa
ton To- the wealthy few.
The second step was the most
nutucratic step ever taken by de-
mocracy. the compelling OF children
to attend schools The compulsory
school laws did away with the chance
of parents keeping their children out
90 school through prejudice or Tor
other reasons. IL made 10 certain
that over, child would attend school.
Third Strp
through prejudice OF HTHTTiTH
"Th, third stop was the Improve
ucnt Of the course of study, To- u"
extent that every child was certain
Of getting something out of school
which would iit him on nor fur itly.
The old method followed vlos,.y tho
classical lines and made education q
have ll|Nu
Iruadcu,d that they Include many
useful Hs well as cultured subjects,
The fourth step IL the one We are
now taking II is the Improvement
ui our teachers and the raising "i
standards In the teaching profession.
O. iusures the child that its teachings
will be- well fitted Tor their task, and
re need have no fear of their incom-
potency As yet this phase is d
gamble
Wilson's Add,V-S
Mr. Wilson spoke on the subject,
"Makug Education Significant lie
compared education to modern bu.i-
LESS. and recommended that they
learn from modern business methods.
ana follow these methods.
W, must bring our schools mp TO
twentieth century standards, us"
twrntluth century methods. and hcip
io solve twentieth century problems.
hr stated In modern business the
practice is to weed out that which n
obsolete. and add thut which is pro-
rrvSslyu Modern businesses do NOT
trouble with worn out methods, VIII "a
they have better onos ut their com
uIud
The schools should profit by this
md do Iikvwi=. They should let 80
of the old which l. NO longer use
uiI. aud look for newer and better
methods constantly. They must cole
stantly seek TO improve their system
Of education 80 that Dc Will bee of
real aud practical bcucf, To chill
dren
The old courses ot study, which
are no longer useful must $50, They
are u waste Of time ana money New
courses which have direct bearing con-
twentieth century problems should h,
adopted IN their places
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-22
Sidelights of
Teachers Meeting

The exhibits Of tho forest service
ana the biological survey. in the
ia cory of tho Annoy. viii be kept
th'r. uutii Thursday evening They
Will he omen To- the public. 20 give
Albuquerque people who have been
unable tu attend the convention ses-
sion % chance To- see them ON Thurs
day afternoon between O'Clock and
o o'clock.
4 telegram was received by presl-
dent j. NJ Buckley OF the New Mexico
Educational association. from Mrs.
Dixie owen, OF the Clara Barton
Memorial association, In which she
sends her greetings to the educators
who are assembled here
Everything ~ ready Tor the social
az the Armory tonight FOR the visit 10
ing teachers, ana Il promises To be
the social ClimnN OF the convention.
Good music VIII he ON hand and
inNors viii De given out to those at
tcnding Il Is expected that all Of
the teachers and visitors viii be
present.
\ number of IN" visitors are leav-
ing FOR their homes today The most
important part OF the business Was
transacted yesterday afternoon. and
~ only remains 10 count the ballots.
IN" voting so FAR seems To- favor Al
buqueiqu" us the next meeting place
uf the convention Polls will be
open from . O'Clock tomorrow morn
ing until noon Results VIII bo an
nounccd tomorrow afternoon
Las Vegas late this afternoon with.
drew its invitation To the convention
10 meet ln IA" Meadow city iu favor
OF santa f"t but extended to the doi
'-di's uu Invitation Co hold tho lsa.
rmmN.mlLmm I'M la AnnI.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-22

with chenille cut away at tn throat
and girdled in Old green metal. duhg
TO the lines Of her figure witi some
thing OF regal air.
Her hair. done with the suggestion
OF "A part In the middle and n flat
wide coil at the top. II touched only
with gray about the face. Her large
eyes are keenly alighi.
There II dignity about the TIT Of
her chin. the lines Of her figure. her
poiEe.
The drawing room of the woodrow
Wilson home is a glowing place, sun
streaming In from the back windows
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-22

Under this organization plan the Chamber Of commeee VIII be
differed membership Of the
membership entire viii placed in The
hands member will thereon those he wishe1
elected directors
Under this organization plan the members Of the Chamber Of
win be carried
marking ballot activities which each
believes be important
member will choosing both the
be carried ont and the which viii direct Az the time
will be called what
share Of the work that be assigned TO him.
Cooperation Faith; build
maintain prosperity them
IN ovork
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-22
Woman Kills Her
7 Year Old Son
And Ends Life

IRWIN. Ia, Nov. 22.--Mrs. Dye
Lcretter. 3N. wife OF a farmer living
near Irwin yesterday killed their
seven year old son and then COM
mittcd suicide.
The double tragedy was not dis
covered until her husband returned
from the corn field The woman N
believed 10 have been violently in
sane IL is said three OF her near
relatives committed suicide.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-22
Mrs. James Hill
Dies in St. Paul After
A Long Illness

ST PAUL NOV % Mrs James
nm widow uf ihc uto james j nm.
pr,sldpiI ut thn Errtt porthr.n
railway died 40 h,r hom, here this
morning following % long illness.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-22
TININIIN NnNNnON TrN

ACTON Eng The local ur, bri.
Fndc bad d. annual tea when AN alarm
'nmo lu. tn" men hul tu abandon
the party and rush OF to the FIRE.
which wns soon eNtinFuishcd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-22
CANsT sEI.L DIAMONns-

HNIWiIVNl Enkl"-Hernurd Ops
penhcitner diamond works report
Hl5,O00.o0O worth % precious stones
on hand, which they have been tn-
able to sell. They have released 900
more workers from the factory.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-22
GnOMs GINNT rr,IrkIN

GOTHAM, Ems -. A King, local
gardener. Is exhibiting eiant
pumpkin as product OF his farrn.
The pumpkin weiEhA lis pounds. Is
~ inches long aud ~ Inches In cir
cumference
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-22
noe ADOPTS KITTENS.

GAkSrANb Eng When the
mother OF littey uf Kittens died.
"a dog attached to "a farm near here
became foster mother to the 'orph-
ans" The kittens have grown con-
sidrmhly under the dogs care.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-22

The state of Wisconsin, IN matters
OF property, jury duty. marrlnge and
divorce, offers women moro freedom
than any other state in the Union.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-22

NoRTIfANTS Eng Lord Lilford
11d four comunnions returned from
'Nolr hunt in l-ilford park with 25iv
rabbits. They had been out only
six hours.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-22
INDIANS LOSr CAsr

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.--The su.
preme court has refused TO hear me
case brought by Texas cherokee
Indians Involving title 20 more than
a million acres VI land in Texas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-22
ARMS CONFERENCE
TO CONTINUE WORK
ON CHINESE TOPICS
Delegates Will Seek
Agreement on Kaio
Chou and Shantung

WARRINGTON. Nov. a2.,--consid-
Grafton eS Chinese aspects OF the far
ieastern problem was continued today
at meeting OF the Washington con-
ference committee on Pacific and fa-
eastern questions and II was decided
TO appoint sub-comm ttee 10 study
Chinese fiscal affairs.
Further consideration of Chinese
problems was postponed until
o'clock tomorrow when another
meeting OF the delegates OF the nine
powers in committee of the whole
will be held.
The conference committee eomprls-
Ing the five principal powers viii
meet at II o'clock tomorrow. In
executive session for further con-
kiaerafion taf nasnleseduction.
Treaty Not Likely.
All the present. indications point 20
an understanding" rather than
a treaty as tho form to be taken by
the final far eastern agreement.
automatically. such an instrument
would be ciaased along with the
"gentlemen's agreements" OF the past
regarding China and would not re-
quire senate confirmation. There
have been hints that the naval re-
duction agreement might also take
that form but that is one OF the de-
tails stiil TO be adjusted.
Comparison OF china's bill OF
righta. with the four principles
adopted by the conference yesterday,
discloses that the latter cover only
two and n half OF the ''een points
proper and one paragraph of China's
introductory statement.
The resolution providing for the
sovereignty. Independence and terri
t0Fial and administrative integrity OF
cbna. Govern In almost identical
words Chinas proposal under IA.
The resolution providing for tho
open door" deals with the Chinese
second point; that prohibiting spe-
cial privileges Is contained In the
fourth Chinese point; and that which
" designed to aid China in her in
ternRl affairs applies to the follow
ing paragraph In the preamble 20
the Chinese declaration.
1T Is necessary that she (Chlna)
should have every possible oppor-
tunity 10 develop her political lnstl-
tliions IN accordance with the genius
and needs Of her own people"
Points Left.
Thus are left for consideration OF
the conference: Point i-B China's
undertaking not TO lease territorial or
hteral To any power; point 3, which
nrohilats treaties regarding the
Chinese region without China be-
coming party thereto; point five
| which treats more specifically with
the political and administrative in-
teEnty Of China, via. extra terri
torlality; point .. providing for the
interpretation OF Instruments grant
ing special privileges In China IN
favor OF the grantor: point s. nro-
Niding for China's rights as a neutral:
point >. which provides Tor peaceful
settlement OF international disputes
m the Pacific and the Tar east and
point 10. providing fts future con-
terenees OF the powers az basis for
dete mination OF corlmon pohcles In
relation to the far qasf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-22

looking down across the hill.
on tho walls-Ryder paintings,
those thrilling soft symphonies OF un-
forgetable greens, blues and yellows.
About the sun kissed place. here and
there. single yellow chrysantheum'
gloriously ucccntinE the golden
browns and dun rose OF cushions and
upholstery.
Books--one whole side OF the wall
from floor to ceiling given to books.
\ writing table leather appoint
ments with bits OF Oriental inHcrip-
tiOns. Al bcspoak culture, life'a
greatest attainment
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-22
NO ONE CAN STOP US, BUT OURSELVES
SIX LIVE on IS A WEEK.

BRIGHTON. EnK-Tho arrest Of
Thomas Scrnse. n war veteran. on the
charge OF stealing three pairs OF
shoes. revealed the fact that he has
had 10 support family Of six on
earnings OF s. "a week Scruse was
held FOR investigation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-22
TRY THIS ON YOUR WISE FRIEND

A barrel weighs IS pounds. A
man filled n and thon il weighed -
pounds. What did he fiu u WITH
Answer to yesterdays. Arhesl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-10

veho podivneho Ocenenl. Ia TO
TIM splse nynl Jsou naplneny ia
dostl, re Jste pocnopII JeJlcn
tCunu, proJevlJI ceske Amerlce
JeJlcn mas vsecn MISSIONARY
VQek.
AL jest ten prapor, ktefy
buae pr slavnosUnIcn prllezlto-
slech vIau mad Easlnl hlaVa-
ml, pevnou zastavou naseno ne
rozIucneho bratrstyl a sestef-
stvi. Nzpomente 81 yzdy pll po-
hledu nan, re my Ceskoslo-
yenske republice vine, elm
jsme Yam povlnni a ze neza-
pominame
President Masaryk Sc die do
saVadnich disposic vratl u Ca
pr pocatkem srpna t. r. PAX Sc
odeDere jeste Ma nektere letnl
sIdio. IDA Sc, re pomery polltl-
cke clm dale tim vice Sc kOnSo-
lIduJI d ze Sc snad obrousl ca
isem Ia yzajemna revnivosl
stran. Bylo by jiz y6ru ma ca.
Sc!
Zne, jak asiWite, trpI nesmir
inym vedrem a sklizen nebudt
daleko takova, jak Sc ocekava
10, ami pfi oyocl ne. Y tomto 0
EIedu tedy vyhlidky nezdajl 81
zrovna ruzove, zvlaSt6 kdyl
: Jest6 dlouho nesprchne. N;
Letn6 jsou ma pr. kaStany t6
m6f jiz bezhst6, ysecky listy u
schly opadaly.
Sokol podnika j dale jest
RUNE zajezdy, hlayne ku posi-
leni menSin We zn6mcenem dze
mi a yykonal V tomto ohled
vubec letos praci primo obroI
! skou. Take slet ma Kladn6 S
vydaril a ' jeho den, 10. t. n
4 bylo tam ohromne ucastenstv
! Sy6ho renom6 jako "bol5evick
hnizdo" KIadno timto zajes
j dem rozhodn6 pozbylo, coz n
! jist6 nebude ma skodu, nebo
my to nechceme tax dalel'
y privest, abychom mGsiii pax
I cel6ho sVeta zebrat
= Pro dnesek pro aedosta1l-
: casu iiz dost, priste pokra6'
} vani. Mnoho pozdraya v$em n
d lynn ttenarkam ctenlfum, j.
} koz i cel6 Vasi ct. reo4Eci pos
. Ia Vas
y i. SlabJ-ByIanel
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DOPIS Z PRAHY.

Praha, 27. CerVence l9Zl.'
Ctena redakce "Sveta =
Name tu nyni parn6 dny, ma
slunicku az so st. G. Pochopi-
te. ze ' uakovem horku nalada
ku psani neni valna. Ia to Vita
wa tem6r po celem brehu he
mi Sc svetlejsimi hnedslmi
nahaci obeho pohlavi, nebot
.mlci-li We zbrani zakony C'ln-
ter arma silent leges'), je V
parnu odstavena vSecka "etlke-
.ta 49, lie Sc u mas v takoVych-
to pom6rech prohibici yalne ne
dari, Jest jiste vice nezli pocho-
pitelno. Drzi Sc il zde jen nasl
mill Gesko-americti hoste, po-
kud iiz Ease neodjeli a zvlaste
vas D. JOS. Frcka, nimz isem
mel vitanou pfilezitost v nede-
| III. dine %. cervence t. +. osob-
ne Sc seznamiti. Byl delsi dobu
Ina Slovensku a velice Sc mu
tam libilo.
Zayitali isme tehoz dne do
Iznamych prazskJch spolecno-
sti Bramborov6 slechty" Cine
I5lechty ted jiz tu nemame), a
Mosnova stolu' We yinarne n
Patsche" ma Narodni trIde, kde
oysem sc musel hned zapsati a
ke do pametni knihy a deset-
5rat Sc zyoniio na zNonek ia
IpoGest noyeho elena, Yecer pail
Ijsme byli We zname, pOmalu Jll
Iposledni plZenske iestaurac
u Jeziska Vsude Nsak pill jef
IlimOnadu, nedaje Sc sNesu spat
Inynl puAladem mym, jenz bE
5 to, \ tom parnu zkaziti i nej
Ilepsi mravy. Ysak YAM j.st,
poda 0 ysem po SVEN naVratl
plisIusny ustni re1erat. 4
Patschu' yylicil nam yystizn,
NaSi Ob"oVSkOu Draci n DOslOu
ehali isme vsichni takolka ma
bozne. Rozuml Sc, ze bylo na
vazana rada noyych znamost
i bylo by 81 jiste jen pratt, ab.
doslo k dilym obchodnim sly
kan, X one nejpraktictejsi va
Jennosti.
Obdrzel jsem od neho j rl2
ne yyr. zpravy, programy, yst
, penky k ruznym podnikum,
! nichz jest Vase yelevyznamn
! tinnost pro nasi svobodu patl
ma a ktere mne budou vzd
nejkrasn6jsi upominkou ma j
10 milou napst6vu. Prejeme m
y5Ichni ze srdce, ably dlouh
Icta mohI jeSt6 takovym Wy
! sledkem mezi Vami pracoyat
Y pondelL "a. t. m. odevzdal
\ Pamatniku Odboje" V Troii
9 Prahy "Zlatou knihu' Czech
/ CleyelandskIch, coz iste jiz a
: cetli v listech.
Velice mas zajimaIa slavnos
+ kterou jste poradali ma poce
Y rozvinuti praporu "Sestersk
/ no Sdruzenl Husitskych zen
/ Fraze, jehoz idealni, nezistI
I snahy jak VAN znamo, dom
T. Is dine 3 zdli 1919 20 tabor
. ma namesti Statomestsk6m !
strany tehdejSi "vlady" tax
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"kdy7 diva d6laji tot6z, neri to totez." Il
Fri procesu Bern6 Arm6nem Salomonem Teiranem,
enz zavrazd Taaata pau nacenka mladotureck6 rany
b6hem vaAy vekovezra oomansk6 fs byo podano soyni
sv6dectU barbarsty ez Turc pachal kfesan
sR6m obyyatesvu Ma porou utno cen tech strasivych
lokumen takovy DOZEN, re Terana osvoboda ackol jed
nalo Sc 0 ukladnou promySenou Wazdu.
americk6m sku uyefejndny byly n6ktere rozkazu Ia
atoyych miz yrazd6n Arm6nu primo vysoyn6 nafzova
lo otskueme aspou n6ktert, jako dulaz dokad re
opravdu byo liz ma ease ably Turecko jake rse zm
zelo poyrchu nebo ally n6m pod tureckou yadou
z&sal jeaom Turc VSechny depee sou podepsany
1 M pasou iako rainlstlem yntra:
6. zaTf 1916.
Frefekture Alcppu:
Odoorucuieme van, abyse podrobii zeny d6ti rozka
zdm iez byy drive yydany aby ch pouzo muzske
u pohlav povd outo fnkci osoby naneivvse spolehy6
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Vazi S; s oboav

Zda Sc, pane profeeore le
nemate lasce yalneho nine
nj.
0 ano, slecno, ale nesmi sc
zYrhnouti " manzelstVi.
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fany sou slime slavery
prlyttu
aql l5,e f,eIf Kterako
ehranen
azdtho neen dobSm ntfce
nejblzsfc 80
50 a
sen} oudoa f., $1,000. p JEDNEJTE JIl NYNI
zasfac v|ohy "a hoaiN zaplatte
ncuee-l zaslem YAM penze ztt
TJNION SALES COMPANY DEPT. 125.
ss ".
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s'EYETs

srany demokahck6 mensiny, Jiz start Rimane rikavali
"kdy7 diva d6aji totez, neri to totez.2
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-03-10
.LA HuEtcA pE FEnRocARRltE
Ros EN- MExicQ


Rnfre las nunier0sas veraiopes que
c,rc,ilsn acerca de la hnelea de los
f1ffocaffileros en Mexico copiamos
laa sigtienteA. tomadas de naests9
&slimabie c0lesa eRevista catohca
liz III paso. Texas pr ser las one
mas ~rerfdicas. Dice asi:
~declar1ron en- hnelea alelinos
agnnos de- los fe-fro6arrileros uue han
sei4ido On los F~effoearriies Naciona,
IA historic de tai huelga es tan
clara ' sehcilla, como slgniflcatiya.
sietiendo eli espfiltd dc II demo
cracla socialista ta) '.aparquismog 80
ereaniz6 Ia Confederation Dc s0cleQar
des Ferr0caffileras de IL Repapilcai
solicit6 del Gobierno IA f~econociefa
cemo entidad jaridica pero el Gopier.
no Dor las zon que pare3ean u lee
Tor no hizo tai reconocimtento "a
f~onfedefdel6n entonces exigio sc ~
o~torgara dentro de- IN plazo perento-
RIO no dias), con Ia aIaonaza de que
4 IL hezafiHa del fecon0cimiento Sc
contnstariA con ii huelga dc los EN-
eIesaos de las lineas n~acionales Que
fQsfan mtembfos de Ia Confederation
El iplazo Sc Fenci6; y como NO hu'
30 racdnocimientol hubO hueigai apli
taci6n muy pfactica de Ia teorla DIG
lignaldad anarquista que il nasoneria
pfoclama.
M Golgierno cFey6 ppter ihpedil
la suspension del aeryicio ppraue
caeata con gran nnpfaSa DE- ferrpea
rtiieros que no pertfmecen a Ia Con
fedxraei6n y naracs que. en- efscto
a GDbiefno va salrando la ~situacion'
despaes de iniciada IA huelea q q
dal mes pasedo, los ~huelguistas Tue
ron reemplazados y 81 seryicio ha g
Guido SIN mas que alginas ferturba
clones, que distan micho de tener Il
importancia que se femia de nj sus
pension general
III n1mero de imdfgiduos que sirfeI
4 los e~rr0carTiles Nacinnales esfaF <
manDs Ia 900. In &onoRlco soiamen
Il habfa ceFca de 2;0e0 trabajadores
mecanjcos. ~paiIeros, herrenos repara
dores Reanes etc. etc. De los taile
i res que hay en- los Estades, 81 d
!Aguasaalientes tenia cas- Fl mas ell
wade: despues de al Durango. Lo'
demas saR De peraoHai mas reaucidn
Han entrado q Ia huel8as segA
calclips Que paneeen bastante apro
ximados, % ciento por clente De cor
dHctores y garroteros; Vn cuarent'
pur ciepto de trahajadores en- talla
res; no pudiando liarse Ia eifra ca
Iraspnndiente ~ d~epartamentQ d
Was nj a los desnachadofes v telegra
nstas, norque haata Ia hora en- az
trazamos esfas hnsas, no sabemo
que hayan tornado una resoluci6n Dc
finittqa
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-03-10
IA LEeIsLATvnA ToeA 4 ~ FIN

Dantro de pocos dias Ia Quinta ~
gislatura del Estado de Nuey0 MeNa-
co habra terminado Y tapeas ha-
bra nasado a Ia. historic como taptas
otras anferiores, y la vetpsta capital
yoIvers 3 su mismo estadp de antes,
d .empezar las tareas trazadas duran
til dcs a6qs. y hasta "a pr6xima session
de Io3 ~legisladores,
las labores 1levadas a cabo poT -
actual lesaglatufp no podemos califi.
caFlas ann fodavfa no sabemos 81.
IoaYara rsaImir las Dr0mesas heohas
en- Ia rlatslofpaa del paFtido poiltteo
que esta ahora en- el poder, o q Sc
destandarap cada quiap para 81 casa,
elm huber l0grado sacar avante toqas
las idcas due t~rajeran en- 81 mente
cuando v~lHleron.
Hagta anora, son muy pocas las
medidas iQiciosaa. que han pasado. y
ha h4bido aigunes que " SON del TO-
do a~cepfabies: hay milchoH cue no
estan conformes can 81 trabaio heoho
" tambien hay otrcs que va no capen
de- gusto: de- suerte cue entire tcdas
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