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The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-12
Mayor Harper of Los Angeles
Gives Up His Office
After Serving More Than Two
Thirds of His Term.
HE QUITS THE RACE
For Reelection, Which the Law
Entitled Him to Make.
Had Promised a Newspaper to
Retire Upon Demand.

Los Angeles, March 12.-Mayor A c.
harper has rendered his resignation as
mayor He declined to make any state
nent in regard to his action. The
mayor has been candidate for re-
election at special election called for
March 26 under the recall clause of the
city charter He had been recalled from
office by a petition signed by 10000
voters because of various allegations
of misconduct made against him.
Following his resignation. Mayor
Harper announced that he would with
draw as a candidate for reelection.
This created surprise. coming in the
heat of the campaign. 1t follows close
ly the resignation of Edwin Kern as a
member of the board of public works
whose appointment by Mayor Harper Is
given by the opponents of the mayor as
the principal reason for the recall.
For several months two local news
papers have been publishing articles
attacking Mayor Harpers administra-
ton and private life. Mayor Harper
had promised an afternoon newspaper
that he would withdraw his name
whenever the paper demanded. The
demand was made yesterday.
In explanation of it's action in max
ing the demand the paper asserts that
the reasons that it has taken this
drastic action are unpublshable." and
1t did so after searching the mayors
official and private record in order to
protect the people of Los Angeles.
Mayor Harper was elected on the
Democratic ticket for a three year
term and has served two years and
three months.
City without a Head.
The city council met this morning
and accepted the resignation of Mayor
A. Q. Harper. Action in the selection
of a successor was postponed to next
Monday in order that advice be had
on the question whether an appoint
ment should be made to hold office to
March 26. the date of the recall of the
election. or to January 1, the end OF
the present term. s~'-
Attorneys before the council voiced
opposing opinions on this subject this
morning. AS the matter now stands
the city is without an official head.
President Miles Pease of the city
council is acting mayor during the
interim, without being able, however,
to exercise the full powers of the
office. Harper's resignation was ac--
cepted by unanimous vote.
A crowd of several hundred citizens
thronged the city hall this morning
and completely filled the council
chamber Their determined temper
was evident in the applause and Kisses
which they bestowed upon the speak
ers who urged the council to take
action.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-12
To TaIk Corn Contest.

Plans for the Shawnee county boys
corn growing contest will be discussed
at a meeting which. will be held in
the old Commercial club rooms Satur-
day afternoon. P. E. Crabtree of the
Manhattan Agricultural college will be
in the city and has promised to make
a talk to the boys on this occasion.
The question of a poultry raising con-
test will also come up at this meeting
and it is more than likely that con-
test of this kind will be arranged and
prizes offered for the best specimen of
chicken kingdom raised by the farmer
boys and girls Of Shawnee county.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-12
TO BE TAFT'S DOCTOR.
Major Edie, Who Toured the World
With Him, Is Slated.

Washington, March 12-1Iajor Guy Edis
of the United States medical department.
who accompanied Mr.. Taft around the
world on his famous tour, is to be the
presidents family physician. according to
well founded rumor.
He will replace Rear Admiral p. W.
Rixey, who served as physician to Presi-
dents Mckinley and Roosevelt. DR.. Rixey
entered the navy in 1874 and soon is to be
retired.
Major Edie is the eighteenth man of
his rank in the United States army and
conducts the army dispensary in Wash
ington. He has been an intimate friend
of Mr.. Taft for many years.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-12
New Dirigible Record.

Freiderishafen, March 12-The
Zeppelin airship, which went up from
Lake Constance, this morning, at
tanned an altitude of over 5000 feet,
a record height for steerabIe bal
looms. Varied and difficult maneuvers
were carried out at this height with
great success.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-12
RUMORS OF WAR.
Battle Between Central American
Gunboats Reported.

Mexico City. March lat is per-
sistently rumored here that war has
broken out between Nicarag qua and
Salvador and that there has been an
engagement between the Salvadorean
gunboat Presidente and the Nicara-
guam gunboat Momotombo. The re-
suit is unknown.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-12
FORAKER IS OUT.
Ex-senator Announces His Retirement
From Politics.

Columbus. March 12.-Ex-Senator
]. 3. Foraker arrived today from
Washington, and will be rendered a
dinner tonight.
'T am out of politics. he said.
''That is, 1 shall not enter politics
again of my own notion. have no
political anticipation. shall prac-
tice law little bit at Cincinnati, hut
1 don't care to take up too much
work
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-12
A FALSE REPORT.
Woman Was Hurt by Ambulance
Summoned Without Cause.

Chicago. March 12.-Because of a
false report that a woman had at
tempted to kill herself, another wo-
man today lies dead at a hospital, the
victim of a police ambulance hurrying
10 take charge of the reported suicide.
The unfortunate, who is still unidenti-
fed, while crossing the street in front
of the ambulance became confused,
turned back and was ground beneath
the wheels
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-12

Body of Mrs. Nancy StafHeback In.
TERED by Daughter.

Joplin, Mo-, March 12-The body of
Mrs. Nancy Wilson. better known as
Mrs. Staffleback. who died Tuesday in
the Kansas penitentiary, was sent here
by the prison authorities and after ly-
ing in morgue all day was claimed by
a daughter, Mrs. Emma Mitchell, last
night. The body was buried today in
the Cox cemetery.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-12

Wakeeney, Kan, March 12.-It snow
ed all day here Thursday, the fall at 6
o'clock being six or seven inches, which
when melted gave O.64 inch precipita-
tion. This is more moisture than has
fallen here in the preceding fourteen
weeks and a welcome change from the
exceedingly high, dry winds so pre-
valent recently. This snow will be of
great benefit to the wheat, some of
which was beginning to suffer. The
snow is drifting considerably but the
weather is not very cold.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-12
MISS ROBERTS BETTER.
Actress Will Be Able to Resume Work
Sunday.

Kansas City, Mo-. March 12.-Miss
Florence Roberts, the actress, who is
i'll at the Hotel Baltimore. is able to
sit up for several hours She is gain
ing strength rapidly and will leave
Sunday for st. Joseph to resume her
work in 1.-The House of Bondage"
This will insure her appearance in
Topeka next Tuesday.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-12
CHANGE INAUGURATION.
Representative Henry of Texas Would
Make 1t Come on April so.

Washington, March 11-Representative
Henry of Texas has asked Permission of
Speaker Cannon to Introduce in the Sixty
first congress joint resolution to amend
change the date of Inauguration from
March to April 30
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-12
weather Indications.

Chicago, March s12.-Forecast for
Kansas: Threatening with probably
snow tonight and Saturday. Not much
change in temperature.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-12
Bryson Is Elected President

Pittsburg, Pa, March 12-Robert
H Bryson of Indianapolis. was elected
president of the American Bowling
congress today.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-12
SNOW IN KANSAS.
Expected Storm From South
west Sweeps Over State.
Eight to Twelve Inches Fall in
Western Portion.
NOT MUCH In TOPEKA.
Reports From Some Sections
Indicate Drifting.
Will Prove a Great Boon to
States Wheat Crop.

Just enough fell during last night
to save the reputation of the local
weather department, g of an inch of
snow which measured .O6 of an inch
of water. The temperatures were
high during the night, the minimum
being but a few degrees below the
freezing point and there has been a
gradual rise of the mercury since and
nearly all of last nights fall of snow
has disappeared.
The storm was a sort of a left over
portion of a general storm which
swept over the country from the Pan
handle country of Texas to the north
west. 1t formed, however, in Arizona,
and struck Kansas at the west bor-
der Thursday morning and crossed
the state with express train speed,
reaching Topeka shortly after dark.
1t tarried for an hour or so and passed
on and the section of the storm which
visited Kansas is in all probability
traversing eastern Missouri today. The
unsettled conditions indicate that an
other light fall of snow may occur in
this section of the state at any time.
Hutchinson, Kan, March 12.-Snow
has been falling since noon Thursday.
Because some western wires are down
along the Santa Fe the office here has
to relay everything from a large part
of Kansas, Oklahoma and Colorado to-
day. The wind has been blowing
hard part of the day. and the snow.
which is light, is drifting. The Rock
Islands Golden State Limited and two
fruit trains on that line in New Mexi-
CO are reported snowbound.
Liberal, Kan, March IA blind
ing snow fell Thursday. The fall be-
gan early and still continues All
trains from the west are blockaded
and at Alamogordo, N. NJ, two freight
trains are in sixteen feet of snow. This
is the first snow this season.
Wichita, Kan, March 12.-Another
heavy snow fell in southern Kansas
last night the snowfall amounting to
two inches and from the indications
the total fail will nearly equal that of
Tuesday night, which was twelve
inches.
concordia. Kan. March IA
steady fall of snow. which began
continued all day 1t is the
best of the winter and will be of great
value to wheat, which has suffered
some from dry weather and high wind.
Downs, Kan, March 12-Snow be-
gan falling early Thursday morning
and continued all day without drift
ing and covering the ground to the
depth of four or five inches, which
put the wheat in fine condition.
Lakin, Kan. March lathe first
big snow of the 1909 winter fell
covering the earth eight
inches or more. Wheat growers are
joyful over the outlook for a good
crop.
Salina, Kan, March 12.-Anothe-
snow began here Thursday afternoon
and has been falling the most of the
time since. A high north wind prevails
9 d.
ily Indications are for more snow.
Osborne. Kan, March 12.-Snow fell
throughout Osborne county Thursday
to depth of eight inches. 1t is still
showing, but not drifting.
Wakeeney. Kan, March 12.-It snow
ed all day here Thursday, the fall at 6
o'clock being six or seven inches, which
when melted gave O.64 inch precipita-
Es,.aiSt1I,.a 7,
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-12

Bandmaster Scored First Honors in
Trap Shoot.

Pfnehurst, N. c., March 1z-John
Philip Sousa, the composer, was the
winner of the trap shooting tournament.
He shot from scratch and scored SO out
Iof possible 100.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-12

Osborne, Kan, March 12.-Snow fell
throughout Osborne county Thursday
to a depth of eight inches. 1t is still
showing, but not drifting.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-12

went to the state printer for enroll
ment during the last two days of the
session.
The Peoples State band at Ross
vile, Kan, was given a charter Thurs
day afternoon by the charter board.
IhIs banks capital will be $4,000 and
$4,000 paid UP surplus. The stock
holders are all Shawnee county people,
about twenty-five of them being farm
ers and merchants of Rossville, and a
half dozen Topeka people.
DR.. H. F. Pratt of Rossville was
elected president at the organization
held last week and c. E. Gresser of
Topeka, cashier. The latter has been
with the Central National bank of this
city for over five years and was en-
ployed for a similar period previously
at the Citizens State bank
The directors are J. K. Miller and
c. e. Gresser of Topeka; DR.. H. F..
Pratt, Ira T. Hopkins, Vino Martinek,
Morris Bond and H. L. Fontaine of
Rossville.
A new building will be erected at
once for the bank to occupy and they
expect to be ready for business in
about SIX weeks.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-12

We can save you money on that Ium-
Der bill J. B. Whelan g. Co. Tells. S65
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-12

snow began here Thursday afternoon
and has been falling the most of the
time since A high north wind prevails
and the temperature is declining stead
ily Indications are for more snow.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-12

1t is reported on good authority that
County Clerk Samuel Zimmerman is
to receive the nice little job of pay
master for the new adjutant general.
ex-senator Martin of Fort Scott. The
place pays about $475 per year and
the duties are not at all arduous.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-12

Lakin, Kan. March 12.-The first
big snow of the 1909 winter fell
Thursday, covering the earth eight
inches or more. Wheat growers are
joyful over the outlook for good
crop.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-12

Downs, Kan, March 12-Snow be-
gan falling early Thursday morning
and continued all day without drift
ing and covering the ground to the
depth of four or five inches, which
put the wheat in fine condition.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-12

Concordia, Kan, March ia
steady fall of snow. which began
Thursday continued all day. 1t is the
best of the winter and will be of great
value to wheat, which has suffered
some from dry weather and high wind.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-16

El dinero encontrado ha-
ce un total de $395 y
centavos.
Una fiesta en- proyecto ha sido
ALI aplazada.
De nuestro corresponsal.

JUNO 14.-En la noche del pasado
sabado y hora de los 10 y 30 fu6 avi-
sado ell policia Zacarias Cordero por
Ell secretario del juzgado municipal
Wistremundo Ortiz, quienes en- uni
on del guardia Lugo Sc constituye-
ron en- la casa del Sr.Antonio Ortiz
Deigado, donde momentos antes Sc
habfa cometido un robo.
Cerca a la casa del Sr. Ortiz Delga-
do, por su parte sur, hay una pieza
de cana, y a ella dirigiose el guarAa
Cordero encontrando un baul desa-
rrajado y tirados en- Ell suelo los OBJ
jetos que contenfa con los que no
tuvo tempo de cargar ell autor del
hecho.
A Apresencia de los que ALI Sc en-
contraban recogi6 Cordero dichos OBJ
jetos consistentes en- dos potecitos de
cocoa que contenfan billetes de va
rios precios; una lata de galleti-
tas con moneda fraccionaria en- pese
tas medios pesos y welcomes y dos
monedas de orc de a 5 pesos y una
cruz de orc valorada en- s pesos. El
dinero encontrado en- las distintas es
pecies hace un total de $395 y centa-
VoS.
Para abrir ell baul ell ladron 8 ladro
mes hicieron .uso de una especie de
cortafrio como de media pulgada en-
cuadro y 10 de largo, con el que sal
taron la cerradura.
No hay sospechas de quien sea Ell
autor del hecho, sobre cuyo descubri
miento Sc hacen las investigaciones.
Ell servicio prestado por ell guardia
Cordero con Ell auxilio de su compa-
nero Lugo, es de los que merece Ell
califlcativo de bueno; pues debido
a su premura, eel autor no tuvo tempo
de cargar con los dineros de los que
hoy estarfan disfrutando.
-Ha sido aprobado ell presupues-
to de esta municipaiidad que ha de
regir durante ell afio fiscal de 1909 a
10, ascendiendo sus ingresos a SIS.
GIG y su gasto a $5,573.52.
Sc pens6 en- celebrar una peque
ma fiesta al apostol San Pedro; pero
Sc nos informa que Sc ha desistido de
ella dejandola para cuando Sc termi-
ne la iglesia, 10 que juzgamos muy
acertado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-16
LABOR De LA UNION.

La Junta Central, en- session del
dfa siete del que cursa, adopt6 ei a.
cuerdo siguiente:-
La vacantes en- cargos de al
caldes, concejales y jueces municipal
les, que son electives por ministerio
de la ley, deben ser cubiertas por per
sonas de la filiaci6n politica a que CO.
rresponda. Para cubrir esas vacan-
tes, Sc estabieci6 ia practica de pedir
propuestas a los comites directivos.
unicos que pueden certificar dicha
filiaci6n politica en- sus agrupaciones
respectivas. .-Prescindir de esa practi
ca equivale proteger la indisciplina
y alentar la TRACTION. .-Asf pues, la jun
ia Central, estudiando los preceden-
ties establecidos en- los casos de Baya-
mon, Salinas, San Sebastian V otros,
resueIve declarar que no seran nj Sc
consideraran como unionistas, los
que, diciendose tales, aeepten cual-
quiera de los cargos aludidos, sin es-
tar previamente propuestos por las
juntas locales de la Union que per-
teneciera la vacante.-
Ord6nese la publicidad de este a.
cuerdo, tres veces por semana, duran
te dos semanas, a todos los peri6di-
cos uniOnistas.
San Juan, P. r. Junio IA de l909,-
Por 6rden de la junta Central.
Pedro de Eizaburo.
SecretariO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-16
'TRABAJO EN- IN
DEPARTMENT..
EManicornio recaudo
en- Mayo $484.
Alienados de alta por ha'>
Der recuperado la salud',
Una conSulta del senior Simeon
ROvira de Aguadilla.

Han salido del asilo de Ciegos los
siguientes pacientes: Faust Carriage
ma, de Juana Diaz ;Eugenio Fontane
de Guayama; Sofia Mass6 de Guaya
ma; Apolinario Rivera, de Vega-Al-
ia; Anacleto Santiago, de Guaya-
nilla; Jose Maria Cl6, de la misma
poblaci6n.
Ell Sr. Simeon Rovira de Aguadi-
LA, consulta d la oficina del Direc-
tor INFERNO de Sanidad, Beneficen-
cia y Correction 81 hay alguna Ley
8 reglamento de que prohiba tener
agencias funerarias dentro de las po-
blaciones Y 81 algin vecino tiene po-,
deres para impedir el establecimien-
to de dichas Agencias en- algdn sitio
detcrminado, habiendosele contes,
tado que no cxiste la prohibition de
traer a las agensias funerarias las
caias 8 ataudes que hayan servido
para llevar cadaveres al Cementerio.
Ha sido entregado 4 petici6n de
sus familiares el ex-alienado Berna-
be Cordero, vecino de Isbela.
Ha renunciado su cargo como Pa.
nadero del Asilo de ninos, el Sr. Juan
Castro habiendose nombrado para
sustituirle al Sr- Toribio Ortega.
Ha fallecido en- el Maniconio ell
empleado Gregorio Santiago. Con
tai motive sc han echo los siguientes
cambios en- los empleados Luis Del
gado, ascendido la plaza de Atte-
dant con S 10000 Felipe Gimenez
nombrado para cubir la vacante por
ascenss de Luis Delgado.
Ha renunciado su cargo como la
vandcra dc la Colonia dc Leprosos
Ana Castro yEchavaria, ,habiendose
nombrado para sustituirla a la Sra.
Sefcrina Rosa.
Ell Sr. Sup. del Manicomio infor-
ma que los sigulentes alienados Sc ha
Han curadors dc su affection mental
y dcben salir del Manicomio- Isfdoro
Agosto, Miguel Diaz, Y Mauel Mora
Iez, dc Bayamon; Ramon Malave,
de Aibonito Y Ramon Rodriguez
Acosta, de Caguas. En- tai virtud han
cXpedido las correspondence ordo
ncs de baia Il los alcaldes respe3
two. Tambien informa q deben salir
del Manicomio por hallarse curada
Ia alienada Maria Juana Lopez
AGuayo, dc Aguas-Buenas; Rafael
Gonzalez, dc Yauco; Eladia Diaz.,
dc Arecibo; ;Nemesia Delgado, de
de Arecibo.
FL importante caudal de 10 recau-
dado por concepto de alienados pu-
dientes del Manicomio, durante e.
ppdo. mes de Mayo assemble
la suma de S4S4.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-16
SUICIDE
EN- PONCE,
Luis Delgado pone fin
a susdias colgandose
de una argolla,
Juan Muriel Sc empeila en-
que un caro- electrlco 10
trlture,
FL juez aplaca sus fureres. con,
denandolo a sesenta dias de
deSCanSO.
De nuestro correspcpsal.

JUNO IA Hoy, entire una y dos
de Ia tarde Sc ha suicidado Luis Del
gado, natural de Guayama,y y q con su
mujer ocupaba un cuarto en- la calle
de la Reina, Ell Delgado Sc encontra-
ba, segun informes, bastante enfer-
mo y la una de Ia tarde de hoy man
do a su mujer a que lie comprara un
plato de sopas a una fondita vecina
y en- 10 que la senora cumplfa su en-
cargo, el Sc colgo por ell cuello, que
dando muerto en- el acto. Constituf-
do en- la casa ell sargento de la policia
Sr, Tibet, de las investigaciones prac
ticadas resulta comprobado que la
muerte fue causada por ell propio sui
cida.
-Combinadas la banda de bombe
ros, ell cine Habana y la compahfa
del Trolley, han acordado llevar a e.
fecto los dfas Is y Is del corriente
mes, dos funciones en- el hip6dromo.
Las funciones consistiran en- vistas
cinematogaficas y las introduecio-
nes de estas por la banda de bombe-
ros, Los precios m6dicos: 5 centavo
a gradas y l5 a lunetas.
Juan Murier quiso por tres We
ces consecutivas ponerse en- la via
del trolley cuando este pasaba, pare
ce que con objeto de ser cogido por
este, y al querer detenerlo la policia
para impedirle cometer su intento
de suicide, q. tai parecfa ser SUI idea
Sc desat6 en- improperios contra los
guardas. Hoy ell juez Sr. Casalduc
lie impuso sesenta dfas de carcel, pa
re que presentada por quien cores
ponda la denuncia de locura peligro-
sa, 81 esta, como Sc dice existe, sea
enviado a Beneficencia.
Ell manifesto de la iunta local
unionista ha sido muy aplaudido en-
esta ciudad, y ha hecho muy buena
impression entire los elementos des-
contentos, pues sabiendo q. los hom
bres que componen la nueva junta
no Sc han de dejar convertir en- ma
niquies de nadie, Sc espera que la po-
Utica local sea seria y discreta, dirigi
da por I'm comit6 donde impere Ell ele
mento serio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-16

en- Rio Piedras 6 81 serfa mas conve-
niente la construction del nuevo edi-
ficio en- Santurce, en- el solar del ms
tituto,y y forma de continuar los ninos
en- los establecimientos a cargo del de
partamento en- que hoy figuran."
"Y voy a otro punto. Aquf parece
que no Sc ha entendido 9 no Sc ha que
rido entender, ell sentido del intorme
que yo he dado a la Camara hacienda
referencia a las propoSiciones que hi
cieron los sehores del Consejo Ejecu-
two en- su conferencia con los repre-
sentantes de esta Camara. Y Sc han
hecho aquf argumentos de efecto, y
yo tengo que decir a la Camara-conti
nua levantando la voz-q. me corta
ria la mano, me partirfa la lengua y
la arroiarfa, ,antes de traeraqui ningu
ma petici6n que Sc entendiera, ,si quie
ra ocasionara ahora 8 en- 10 porvenir
ell desalojo de los nifos de los asilos.
Yo no hago ESQ, yo no sucribo ESQ y
81 la Camara acordara ESQ, q. yo creo
que no 10 acordara nunca, yo lie diria
a la Camara que enviara a entender-
sc con ell Consejo a otro comisionado,
porque yo no cumplirfa 10 que en-
tiendo serfa una falta grave, un deli
to de lesa humanidad, contra los po-
bres ninos de los asilos del Consolida-
do, que aquf defiende todo el mundo,
que nadie ataca aquf, porque todos
nosotros sabemos cumplir con nues-
deber, V deber es mantener esos ash
los en- donde tantos huerfanos hallan
amparo Y reciben instruction.
Limo RosadO. Yo defiendo los nj
nos Y no he dar mi voto para que Sc
tome ningun acuerdo periudicial q
eilos; pero en- 10 que Sc refiere a Ia ins
trucci6n que Sc puede proporCionar
q los n nos en- esos asilos, creo que no
no es 10 suficiente que debe ser. Bien
es eierto que los medios que eI gobier
No insular propOrciona a esos esta-
! ! .cimientos no son todo 10 abun-
q ties que debieran; pero en- eiioS
no aprenden NADIA los nihos Y debe
acometerse la empresa de reformar
la ensehanza so pena de per
der dinero V tempo. OpOrtunamente
presentar6 a Ia Camara una enmien-
da que en- este sentido tengo estudia-
da Y que creo que lIevsda q Ia practi-
ca dars buenos resuitados'.
Tizol. Senior presidente; para rec
tificar. Seiores deiegsdos, Tengo la
desgracia de q. no seme entienda
V Sc iieven al terrenO personal argu-
mentos generates. Asi sc quiere ganar
siempre, pero a mi no Sc me gana de
ese mOdO".
Sehores delegates, yo tambien yOy
4 hzcer srgumentos. YO me eortaria
Ia msno y me arrsncarfa Ia lengua
sntes que suscnbir o pensar cue el