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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-22

caring that it was simply campaign
talk, while others of the New Jer-
sev's governors force were inclined To
Believe that unless some answer was
made to the Missour; senator, his So
called challenge might work harm to
the Wilson cause.
Reed also took a rap at Roosevelt,
saying the colonel was n dangerous
man." and that Roosevelt has no re-
gard for the truth"
He commented freely on the Clark
boom. saying that while the speaker
would not go to the convention the
strongest man, he would be the most
formidable when the deciding vote
was cast. t. . bevd.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-22

The freight agents from the lead
ing stations between Dayton and Kent
held their annual monthly business
meeting in the Erie offices in this
city today. At the forenoon session
the regular routine Of business was
disposed Of. In the afternoon the
visiting officials were entertained by
visit to the Erie transfer and The
Marion Steam shovel plant
THE visiting officials from out of
town were: c. Il. Strong. special agent
on the STAFF OF general claim agent, OF
New York city; George Essex, de-
murage Inspector, of the Cincinnati
division; j. +. Montgomery, division
agent of the Cincinnati division; w.
w. Wagoner. of Akron; c. ID. Wilson,
OF Barberton: j. Il. Cythers, of
Wadsworth; G.. w. Cockrell, of Cres-
ton: j. w. SALESMAN, OF Ashland. II. G.
Pearce. of Mansfield: l.. G. Mills, Of
Mansfield; j. G. cook. of Gallon; c..
Il. Fretz. of Martel; w H. Peters OF
Redwood; +. Hcnnig. OF Durbin: r..
II. Wagner. of urbana; f. NJ. Day,
of Springfield and Il. II. Guthridge, Of
Dayton.
Local officials present were the fol-
lowing a. l.. Conrad, chief clerk: w
W. Sanders and J. Il. Thomas.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-22
Service Director Anthony
Needs Money in His
Department.
MORE pATROlMEN WANTED
Mayor Has Plan For Better
Police Protection in the
City.
Three PatroImen VIII he Added "a
the Police Force lr rdnds Are Avail
ablc--PatroI Wagon May bc
Brought Into Use.

Il am thinking of borrowing 81. .OOO
for the service department Of tho
city" Service Director Anthony stat
ed yesterday. "The department is
short $4,000 on fixed expenses for
the first half year of 1912 and hasn't
cent for street cleaning or sewer
work. These things demand atten-
ton"
The service director will probably
ask council to issue certificates of in-
debtedness for sufficient money to
tide the service department over the
first half year. If the certificates are
issued. they viii be paid out of the
appropriation for the last half year,
leaving deficit for that period but
Mr.. Anthony is Of the opinion that
city finances will be adjusted at the
next tax levy and the shortage will
be eliminated at that time.
Monday. Street Commissioner Blum
set gang OF men to work cleaning
the streets but he was informed by
City Treasurer Larie that there was
no money I'm the city treasury with
which TO pay the street workmen and
tho work was stopped.
The great need of more patrolmcn
i'm the city has started Mavor c. d.
Walters to figuring in an endeavor
TO secure at least three additional pa
trolmen for the police force. Tho
mayor has conferred with members Of
the city council concerning the feasl'
hillty of adding men to the force. The
majority of them are in favor Of in
creasing the force providing the nee
eSsarv funds are available. RI II Is
at all possible. the patrol wagon viii
De brought into use again also.
If Mayor Walters plan Is carried
out, one officer swfll be stationed at
hcadauarters at might to answer calls
and drive the patrol wagon. ~ pres-
emf, the polfces station is locked dur
ing the greater oart Of the night
when Captain Bond, In charge of the
night force il making his rounds.
A second patrolmcn would patrol
tho business district near the city
square. from church street To the
railroads and from Prospect street to
State street This would leave pa
trolman for each ward at night.
Whether or not there Is sufficient
funs to carry oN the mayors plan
will he determined at the next coun-
ell meeting.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-22
HEALTH LECTURE
VERY INSTRUCTIVE
DIR. 4. VI. Edison Talks on "Thc secret
of Health"

DR. A. NJ Edison Of Cleveland lee
tured to a number of women at the
calvary Evangelical church Thursday
afternoon on the subject, "'rhe Secret
Of Health"
The speaker illustrated her talk by
means Of chart showing sketches of
the human body and its various or
gans. She began by saying "The wo-
man OF today lacks a great deal in
grace and beauty simply because Of
her ignorance In regard TO rules Of
health. She becomes old and worn
before she should be- because she does
not know how TO use -her muscles. Tho
reason why 50 many women become
stln In their walking, standing and
working Is that they use only one set
OF muscles. What they neCi Is cNcr-
else. Many women say they get
enough exercise In their daily work.
That may be true TO certain extent.
They do exercise the set OF muscles
which they are required to use i'm their
work. but the other muscles which
should also be developed are allowed
to become hardened ana stin from
disuse." Dr. Edison then gave a num-
her of rules for physical culture.
what Is the secret OF health? II
Is the proper circulation Of the blood
Let MS compare the body To- watch.
which Is thee most wonderful piece Of
machinery in The world The wheels
in the watch move and keep II In
Working order. just SO with the blood,
II circulates ana keeps the body work
ing. Now lei Just tiny grain of sand
get into the watch, and II stops.
In the same way, the body gets on.
of repair and is sick If the organs are
not kept hcahhfulH clean. This ~
the function Of circulation We must
look then 10 the circulation OF the
blood. and the rules which are neceS-
sary TO keep it going DR. Edison then
gave a number of things which are
necessary 10 good circulation, empha-
sizing particularly. the need of deep
breathing, and giving several rules for
deep breathing.
At the close OF her talk. she answer
ed numerous questions which the WO-.
men ,present wished explained. in
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-22
REED ISSUES cHALLENGE.

Detroit, Mich. March 22-The Wood
row Wilson boomers in Michigan ar,
today considering the effect the chal-
lenge issued by Senator Reed = OF
Missouri, while stopping in Detroit
yesterday on his way 10 Washington
Senator Reed challenged the New Jer-
sey governor to show from whence
came the large sums which are being
expended on his campaign.
Where is all this money coming
from that allows the Wilson cam
paigners TO open up headquarters in
every state, place high salaried men
In charge and food the country with
campaign literaturei" said Senator
Reed, II ask this question directly and
In the nature OF IA challenge"
Some Of the Wilson boomers today
ignored senator Reeds statement, de-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-22
THfRTY GiRLs RESCUED.

Jamacia. l.. l., March Thirty
girl students from various parts Of the
United States were rescued In their
night clothing today by good work
on the part of the six sisters in charge,
when the Roman Catholic convert OF
st. Boniface near here was destroyed
10y fire today and church adjoining
,soriosuly damaged. The girls were
routed from their beds. formed into
line and carrying only wraps hastily
seized, We're marched into an open,
snow-covered field nearby. They were
cared for by ncighhors.
The fire spread rapidly Fifteen
minutes after It was discovered, the
entire structure was ablazc. The
church was also destroyed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-22
A NOTE ASKING
HELP IS FOUND
Message Results in Search
of Fruit Store in West
End
Thought to be a Prank In
dulged in by
Youngsters.

Help me. / am a prisoner In Joe
Tutora's cellar-Miss G. y. Keller"
The above message written in a
woman's hand writing was found by
a party Of school children enroute 20
school this morning, in the vicinity Of
the Tnora store on west Center street.
The pupils who picked up the small
piece Of paper turned it over to SUI
poriniondent II. A. Hartman, who In
turn notified Chief OF Police McDon-
Ough
The chief Immediately left for the
Tutora fruit store where he made a
careful search Of the cellar In hdges
of ferreting out the mystery No
prisoner" was found, and further
more no trace or evidence of plot
was revealed. Whether or not the
note Is the result Of a skillfuly
planned ruse Of mischlevous young
sters or the message OF someone In
actual distress, remains TO be seen.
The police were unable to locate
any one by the name of Miss G., n.
Keller In this city and have not been
Informed Of the disappearance OF
any one from other cities.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-22
VERDICT IN FAVOR
OF THE PLAINTIFF
Edward u. Gregg sues Martin Lewis
Ia Recover SfOO.7O.

The jury in the trial of Edward b..
Gregg against Martin Lewis. which
was heard in Justice Charles Gomprs
court Thursday, returned a verdict foT
S65.7i in favor Of the plaintiff late
yesterday afternoon.
Gregg sued to recover $100.70 which
he claimed was due him chiefly for Ia
Dor performed while he was a tenant
on the Lewis farm. Lewis filed "A
counter claim of S2iO for pasture, fuel
and rentals.
Attorneys Mouser Il Moloney rep
resented the defendant. Attorney
Lloyd DcGolly was counsel for the
plaintiff.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-22

ity Baptist church revival last night.
and although the walking was very
bad yet n large number was present
Miss Raymore sang 81 have nothing
10 do with tomorrow" Several re-
Guested prayers and all present consid-
cred 1t most profitable service.
This afternoon Mr.. Evarts gave a
chalk-talk to chlldren-and tonight he
prcaches again. There will be no
service on Saturday, 9s Sunday Will
hc very busy day for the workers.
These special services will close on
Monday night and Mr.. Evarts Will
begin another Campaign for othersy
on Tuesday, at New London.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-22
Obicct 10 n. U.'s DrJcpntcs.

Washington, March 22.-Four con-
victs were Roosevelt delegates 10 the
Christian county, Missouri. convention
March IA. according To- statement
issued today by the Taft campaign
bureau. A letter from b. l.. Morse,
Of Excelsior Springs. is published
charging that County Judge Moore
ordered the prisoners released. di1ed
them mt hotel, and then took them
into the Republican convention as r,
r. delegates. The convicts viii De
the subject Of an election contest be-
fore the Republican national convcn-
ttip. the Taft bureau declares.
Free. bag of marbles with every
pair OF Beatty q Longs solid Fault
less Fitting boys shoes
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-22

Is suspected the police must trace his
movements for the past two years and
Callahan will hardly admit that he
is now in st. Louis.
The arrest of callahan was entirely
an accident as Postal Inspector Bon
son had no definite purpose in stop
ping in ST. Louis He was enroute to
Lcavenworth Kas.. but SAYS an i'm
pulse prompted him to stop off and
then he ran across Callahan"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-22
sInce JanuarY I no person wlshln

Since January I no person wishing
to enter upon matlrmony in the state
Of Massachusetts, can obtain a license
until after his notice Of intention has
been on file for FIVE days. Maine, New
Hampshire, Vermont and Rhode Island
have all passed similar laws and
Connecticut contemplates falling into
line
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-22
CALLAHAN poEsN,T TALK.

ST Louis, Mo, March 22.-Pollce are
convinced today that they may have
considerable trouble In fastening re-
sponsibility for the Drummond dla-
mond robbery and a score of other
jewel thefts on Dan Callahan, arrest
ed when his pal insisted on stopping
of In st. Louis for a meal OF fried
eggs Callahan Is apparently third
degree proof and no amount OF sweat
Ing so far has brought a single adj
mission from. ,hina. 10 connect him
Win the maps Fopberies Of which he
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-22
DAN CALLAHAN
ARRESTED FOR
Diamond Robberies is Want
ed in Both Chicago and
st. Louis.

st. Louis. March 22.-Dan Callahan
was arrested yesterday by postoffice
inspectors. who say he is wanted for
completely In three diamond robberies,
aggregatng $l20 900. and In the rob-
berry Of a postofflce substaton in ST.
Louis and other points.
Postofhce Inspector Bunsen, who
made the arrest, says Callahan Is be-
ing held as the leader of the gang
which stole 100000 worth Of diamonds
from Mrs. Maldwin Drummonds state
room on the steamship Amerlka In
February 1911 They also bound and
gagged two men and stole $4,000
worth of jewels from Edward Albertls
store in Chicago. in April 1910. and
killed a man in getting away.
Bunsen, who has been looking for
Callahan for is months for the post
office robbery, was eating In "a restau-
rant when he noticed that an index
finger Of man opposite him was
missing at the first JOINT. He then saw
the resemblance Letween photo
graph of Callahan and the man OPP
rosite him. With the aid of a city
detective, Bunsen arrested Callahan
and his companion, who gave the
name Of Charles r. Miller Callahan
denied his identity and, according to
the city detective, tried to brbe Bun
sen.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-22
New Meat Market Opened Up.

The Marion Provision company op,
encd up a new branch meat market
Friday on the corner Of jefferson and
East Center street. The market Is In
charge of George Millhouse, an ex-
perienced manager. and is thorough
ly equipped for business.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-22

Through some mistake, It was an
rounced I'm this paper that Avery
Frances. Of this city employed as a
bartender at the Diehl House in Bu-
cyrus. had accepted a similar po-
sition In Kansas city, Mo. Mr. Frances
IS not bartender and never has been
lie was engaged as clerk at the Bu-
cYrus hnteL
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-22

Ninety violent deaths were reported
IN New York last week and the hold
up men were not particularly active.
Germany seems determined to prove
that Churchill was mistaken when, he
assumed II had good sense. lo iehoi,,r.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-22

slot machines Mere used by the ant
clcnt Egyptians in their temples 4
erahle worshipers to sprinkle thcmseI,
ves A&snf lo.gwaterslawa .tszNu,r.,,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-22
Marion Mon Nttcnd.

The National Railway Appliance as
sochtion held It's fourth annual eX-
hfbition OF railway appliances used in
the construction maintenance and OPP
Grafton Of railways In Chicago from
March rs to % inclusive. The meet4
ing was attended by fifty thousand
railway men.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-22
very satisfactory manner.

What Is in a name? Styleplus--fit
and wear If it be Dorothy Dodd-
Beatty Il Longs leading shoe for
women.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-22
MARnIAGr TJCENSrs

\ marriage license has been issued
to Phillip Meister blacksmith. and
Modesto Trapp. both OF this city.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-22

A silver set was recently sold In Lon
don said 10 have heen made from
SILVER recovered from the Armada
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-22
OFFICIALS HOLD
MONTHLY MEETING
Freight Agents Transact
Regular Business This
Morning.
MARION men IN CHICAGO
Attend Meeting of National
Railway Appliances
Association.

Lieutenant Ellsworth of the Eric Po-
lice Is Suffering From Pneumonia.
Captain Of the Eric Police In the
Chy---OtlIcr Railroad Items of In
tcrcst.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-22
MODERN EXCUSES"
THEME, OF SERMON
Evangelist Eyarts Discourscs on an
Interesting Subjtct.

Modern Excuses was the subject
Evangelist Evarts' used ut the Trim.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-22

st. Louis. Mo-, March 22,-Captain
Halpin, OF the Chicago police made
a strong bid for the custody OF Cali
lahan In telegram received by the
police here today, lie was Instructed
10 communicate with the postal au-
thorities, but 1t is doubtful II the To-
cal police viii want to give Callahan
up.
Callahan is indicted here for a post
office robbery and in Chicago for the
completely in the robbery Of Albert's
jewelry store.
A woman in Chicago, whose husband
took part In this robbery, gave the
postal authorities information as TO
Callahan.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-22
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-22

In attendance from Marion were;
W. =. Kimblc Erie division engineer;
Thomas Gathers, assistant division
engineer supervisor; J, E. Fletcher,
supervisor, G. J. Rist. supervisor OF
signals, T.. O. Rodgcr J. +, Prender-
CAST Charles Ia Marche, John
Schroeder.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-22

w. Ellsworth. lieutenant of the
Erie police, is seriously IN of pneu.
monia at his home on South Prospect
street.
J. 4. Ranch, captain Of Erie po-
lice, of Meadville, Pa. was among the
out Of town business callers today.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-22

William Micheals, chief engineer for
the Hooking valley. was In Marion
FOR q brIef NIsll tOdny
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-22

The Union Depot news stand was
equipped with three new electric
lights today which will aid greatly
to its appearance.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-22

II. o. Dunkle. general superlntend-
cnt of the Cincinnati Division of the
morning on train 40. 22T, enroute TO
Huntington.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-22

]. w. Smith. who win superlntend
rpe double cracking work on iho
Erie. was In the city today.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-22

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-06
PAUL FEvlAL
410

gard6re podia abrirse paso, como I'm
traveS de aquel muro de carne hu.
mana. Lagardere pas6, Y Gonzaga tn.
20 que dar IN rodeo.
He aqul por que Lagard6re. que
Sallo 1ltimo del hotel, lego al cemen-
terio ell primero
Gonzaga entr6 Ell ell cementerio Dor
Ell portlllo. La noche era tan l6bre-
ga, que lie cost6 trabajo encontrar ell
camino de la capilla flnebre.
II Me perSiguen. pero no tendran
tlempo para alcanzarme = dijo Con
1aga.
Cuando sus ojoS, deslumbrados por
el brillo de la luz, Sc fijaron en- ell 81
tio en- que Sc hallaba, crey6 yer por to-
dos lados las negraS siluetas de sus
companeros.
i Hola, Peyrolles - decia-i Ha-
beis conclude ya?
FL silencio respondio con el eco de
su pregunta
Il No hay nadie? continue -
Han partido sin mi?
Creyo orr una voz que lie contesto:
u No ! Pero no eStaba SECURE. por-
que ell ruido de las hojas secas que
pisaba de impedfa DIR bien. I'm rui-
do claro y que iba creciendo cada vez
mas lie dio entender que sus perse-
guidOres Sc acercaban.
Mascull6 una horrible blasfemia v
dijo:
II Qiero saber, es precise
Ante el aparecio entonces una son-
bra esta vez no era un arbol. La
sonbra blandia en- la obscuridad una
espada
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-06

con ell mismo ftlndamento que el Gle
90 al sol.
FL Regente habl6 en- voz baja un
minute con sus ministries y console
ros.
No es conveniente-dijo Lamoig-
NON, que la cabeza de Gonzaga cal
ga Ell ell cadalso
-Aqu1 esta la tumba de Neyers-
continue Lagardere,- y la expiacion
.justa tendra ante ella La satisfac-
p1blica es necesaria y no serd la
mano del yerdugo sino yo quien la
obtenga.
5Qu6 hacdis ?-pregunt6 el Re
gente.
ri Monsenor, eSta espada ha herido
a Nevers, la reconozco ella va a cas-
tigar su asesino!
Y arroj6 a los pies del Principe la
eSpada de CocardaSe que la t0nO eS-
tremeciendose.
FL tribunal de familia form6 cir
culo alrededor de los campeones
Cuando Sc pusieron en- guardia, el Re
gente tai vez sin darse cuenta. tom6
la antorcha de Passepoil
FL Regente Felipe de Orleans
alumbrando un duelol
Cuidado con la lata -murmlro
Passepoil detras de Lagardere.
No era necesario advertirle. La
gardere Sc habia transfgurado de
pronto. Su alta estatura lucia con
toda majestad; el viento desplegaba
su riua cabellera, y sus oios relampa-
gueaban como brasas. Hizo retroce-
der a Gonzaga hasta la puerta de La
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-06
Ell JOROBADO

hlJo Gle heroes Sea Esperemos a
los jueces Gle campo-exclam0 Coma
GA.
al decir este, y mientras Lagar-
dere respondia: i Esperemos !" lie IL
70 fondo una estocada al est6mago.
~Pero una estocada EN- ciertaS ma
nos. es como ser vivo que tiene su
instinto de defensa.
La espada de Lagard6re Sc levant6,
par0 el golpe contest0.
Ell pecho Gle Gonzaga produjo un
sonido metalico La Gotta de malta
habia hecho su efecto y la espada de
Lagardere Sc hizo pedazos.
Sim retroceder I'm paso, este evit6
con un rapido movimiento otro gol-
pc desleal de su enemigo Y cogi6 la es-
pada que le presento Cocardasse Con
este movimiento los dos campeones
cambiaron de sitio.
Ambos enemigos Sc pusieron de nue.
vo en- guardia. Gonzaga era un buen
eSpada Y solo tenia que defender su
cabeza.
Pero Lagardere parecia jugar con
el.
En- el segundo encuentro. la espa-
da de Gonzaga salt6 de su mano y al
fjarse recogerla, Lagardere puso
el pie encima.
Ah caballero -dijo el Regente
que lego en- aquel momento
-Monsenor-re -respondio Lagardere,
nuestros antepasados llamaban este
el juicio de Dios. nuestros dias no
ha huido la fe de nuestros espiritus
pero la incredulidad MEGA a Dios
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-06

ii D6nde estan? 5D6nde esta Pey-
ROLES ?-pregunt6 ell Principe.
La espada del desconocido le indi-
co ell muro.
i Peyrolles esta ahi
Gonzaga sc baj6 y lanz6 un grito.
Su mano acababa de tocar sangre to-
davia cahente.
i Montaubert tambien esta ahi =
repiti6 el desconocido.
d Tambien muerto ?-gimi6 Con
zaga
i Muerto 81
Y empuJando con ell pie un cuerpo
lnerte que Sc hallaba entire los dos.
anadi6 el desconocido:
-iY aqui Tarannel
i Me ha adelantado Lagardere -
diJO entire dientes Gonzaga.
Y retrocedio un paso para huir. sin
duda, pero una roja claridad briIl6
su espalda iluminando ell semblante
de Lagardere que estaba ante el Sc
volvi0 Y reconoci0 a CocardaSse Pas
sepoil que llevaba cada uno una an
torcha Los 3 cadaveres salieron de la
sombra. Del otro lado de la iglesia
otros hGmbres avanzaban hacia clos
llevando tambien antorchas. Coma
ga reconocio al Regente a quienes Sc
gulan los prlncipales magistrates
senores que componian el tribunal
de famllia, y pudo OR sus 6rdenes.
ii Que nadie franquee los muros
de este recinto poned guardias en-
todas parties
III Por la muerte de Dios Sc Gle
IRA el campo como en- tiempos de In
caballerla Felipe de Orleans S.
acuerda una Yez en- su vida de que es