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Arizona republican., 1920-07-11
PROVE SUPERIORITY IF AUTOMOBILE AS
 PASSENGER VEHICLE

Tt is now accurately estimated that 1 during 1919 the motor cars in this 1 country carried three times as many ! passengers as our railroads. and con l Neyed them over a total mileage equal
 to half again the railroad passenger
 mileage points out MT. George H.
 Reuben of the George H. Reuben Auto
 company.
 This information is certainly very | convincing evidence that motor cars dominate our passenger transportation i-superior personal vehicles" continues Mir. Reuben
 While at this late date there seems ! to be little occasion to even remind
 anyone of their great utility and con
 venience. it is very interesting to note
 a few of the facts which demonstrate l this condition so clearly.
 Seventy three per cent of our total population live in 26 of our states, and i 1t is significant too, that better than i 50 per cent of our lightweight cars are | owned in this same section. Approxi- | mately 90 per cent of our entire tire consumption takes place in these same i states. These figures undeniably i prove too, in connection with further 1 fact 153 per cent of our population is | in rural cOmmunities-or in towns and
 villages of less than 2000 inhabitants) l that lightweight cars are the partIcu- | lar class of vehicles demonstrating ! affording personal passenger transpor-
 tation,-serving most ably in this ca | pacity in the very places where they
 are most sorely needed, in the smaller
 communities where railroad facilities
 are most inadequate.
 More better motor cars are one of | the greatest assurances we can have | that our national growth is going to be consistently progressive and health 1 ful, for next to labor and education, i transportation is the third most i'm portant factor among those things l which predicate greater civilization. s'I would like to say further" said 1 MT. Reuben, in making his statement, l T have to thank Commonwealth 1 Motors company for much information i like this in character. As members | of the National Automobile Chamber of | Commerce. Inc, their research work i in securing evidence of the utility of
 motor cars as passenger vehicles they
 represent a small but important fac 1 tor of this body that is beginning to l do a great deal of good in their CO., 1 operative work. to assure better per
 sonal vehicles of transportation.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-11

the trucks, or if necessary take pros pective purchaser direct to the factory overnight. where he can actually see the truck being built according to the desired specifications.
 A E. Culbertsoh. formerly distrib- utor for the Moreland trucks in this state was instrumental in bringing the accepted a fine position with the More land factory at Burbank It was drought MT Culbertsons recommen- dation that P. H. Mallory, central sales manager for the Moreland factory came to Phoenix last week and con summated the deal whereby the Roper company assumed full control of the distribution of these trucks in this state.
 In a short time, the new home of the Roper company at 402-4I0 North Cen tral avenue will be completed and here will be received the first shipment from the new 1000, 900 factory of the Moreland company at Burbank. Every model made by the Moreland company will be on display in the new Roper building which is attractively finished and modern in every respect. Here also will be kept complete line of parts and accessories to make ener- gency repairs and keep in service every truck or automobile that the Roper company handles.
 Moreland trucks, by the toughest tests of years have demonstrated their ability to stand up and do their work under overlooking with any truck made. All Moreland trucks are fully and properly powered and all have many distinctively Moreland features, including the sectional radiator, the four speed transmission suspended amidships. the fibre disc universals, the radius rods with bah and socket suspension, the Timken worm drive, Timken bearings, the chrome vana- dium steel springs and the metal wheels guaranteed for the life of the truck
 Another characteristic of the More land is the Moreland gasofier a patent ed arrangement used exclusively on these trucks for the past eight years whereby low grade fuels, distillates, kerosene and tops can be used suc- cessfuIly. The Moreland company are pioneers in this field realizing that some day gasoline might be prohibited The Moreland company are particu- larly proud of it's service and service is the twin brother to success in truck operation.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-11

A pushcart garage is a new kind of institution established in New York city, through the growth of the push cart markets on the lower East Side.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-11

Motor vehicles have been transport d across the Delaware River. between
The Tomahawk., 1920-03-11

"What on earth is that?" asked An
drea, her eyes fixed far ahead on an
enormous pale-yellow dome that
looked as if all the haystacks in the
world had been gathered into one.
'sThat," said Manchester, his vast
chest swelling in equally immeasur-
able pride, lis my Gaia, my hut"
II think there is something the mat
ter with my eyes," said Andrea.
"What I see isn't possible"
"Oh, yes it u.s." said Manchester.
"That's my hut; eighty feet high, one
hundred and twenty feet across and
most hundred yards dash around"
':But how did you build it?" asked
Ands "a, absorbed in spite OF her
misery.
"Well," replied Manchester, I'm
modest. I don't mind admitting that
God did the building; I just came
along and put on the roof. Trevor
ever show you any mafuta trees7"
Eyes, they are wonderful" said An
drea, understanding beginning to dawn
in her eyes.
"That hut of NINE" said MacClos-
ter, sis nothing but the biggest, round
est, widest mafuta tree in the world,
trimmed bit and matched over"
Half an hour later they made n
landing. "Want me to carry you
again." asked Manchester with a leer,
cor will you waikiki
"I'll walk" said Andrea, going sud
denly white with sickening recollec-
ton.
The Tomahawk., 1920-03-11
Trevor Shot Again.

denly melted and fell, face down, to
the bottom Of the boat. His pole, re-
leased, slid with swift swish into the
water. Manchester promptly placed
her on the seat beside him and gave a
calm order to the remaining punters,
who had paused in terror. BE stood
up, took the tiller between the tremen-
dous calves of his legs and proceeded
to fill and light his pipe. "You see"
he said, quietly. "He won't shoot
again. How do know? I'll tell you.'
he half seated himself, elbow on
knee, the filler under the crook of his
leg. "A little brain work." he contin-
ued conversationally. 'Trevor meant
to kill q niger, but not that one-not
the one next to you. he was shooting
at the bow-boy and he hit the stroke
oar! How do I know? Well, it's what
any man would do, let alone one Of
the best shots that ever drew trigger.
He would pick off the crew beginning
farthest from the point where he need
ed all his nerve. Now the Bantam
knows what he knew we'll enough be-
fore, only he knows it D. sight
better, and that is that no man living
can shoot in moonlight and tell where
the bullet will 60.
"He won't shoot again." he finished,
turning to her with a CHASTITY smile.
$50 you're safe-safe with me. don't
ask you to love me for my looks
for myself!'
Andrea looked anywhere but at his
face. "You and know" she said after
pause, "that I am quite safe with
the man you once were."
"Here," said Manchester, his eyes
narrowing. tits too late to pull any
of that stuff. Why didn't you try 1t
back there when was really soft"
"When you were sincere" answered
Andrea, II was sincere. You knew it;
but you wouldn't have known fit
wouldn't have been true-if I had taken
the chance to save nay skin"
The Tomahawk., 1920-03-11

can forgive not you but what you
say, for you cried out just now from
hell infinitely deeper than mine"
The blaze Of light in MacCloster's
eyes died to brooding glow. There
was something in Andrea's face, some
illumination of the clean soul within
her, that spoke with a sure voice,
louder, more persuasively than words.
"The gifts that women may bring in
their hands," he said with a whisper
ing sigh, 'love, tenderness and honor,
rest to the anchored soul! I, Mac
Closter, had the world at my feet for
a single night. Drunk with adulation,
drunk with wine, went out to seek
the gifts that women bring in their
hands," His voice dropped to bitter,
half hippant note Of self-mocking.
"Smallpox and worse in single night.
Ha! Ha! Ha"
The laugh rang out full-throated,
thunderous, terrible for the freight Of
rage that it carried. It rolled and
echoed across the silent night like the
roar Of a stricken lion. Scarcely had
it died to a stiffness when to Andrea's
ears came a clear command, calm as
the voice Of an executioner, ''Lie down,
Andrea"
Before she could quite obey rife
spoke, there was the "Phut!" Of bull
let as q patch Of MacCloster's shirt
leaped suddenly, weirdly, from his
shoulder into the air. Instantly he
leaned down and with one hand picked
up Andrea lightly and held her sus-
pended between himself and the shore.
zone more, Trevor! you lousy ban
tam!" he beloved. zone more to
save me the trouble Of wringing the
neck of your little chicken!"
AS he finished speaking, Trevor shot
again. A look of vacant surprise
passed over the face of the punter
nearest to Andrea. He crumpled up,
sank as though all his bones had sud-
The Tomahawk., 1920-03-11
Economy.

"Why are you letting your children
learn those classic dances? Don't you
think It is a foolish fad?"
"Not q bit of It. It saves shoe
leather"
The Tomahawk., 1920-03-11
How's This I?

We offer 10000 for any case OF catarr4
that cannot be cured by HALLS
CATARRH MEDICINE
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE is tax:
an Internally and acts through tho Blood
on the Mucous Surfaces of the System
Sold by druggists for over forty years.
Price TIC. Testimonials free.
r. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo. Ohio.
The Tomahawk., 1920-03-11

Burnt sienna is q paint manufac~
rured from the natural earth obtained
near Sienna, Italy.
The Tomahawk., 1920-03-11

No, giriie the court c-ter is no: 70
sronsibic for tho sob stun.-1ouisvills
CouYisr-Jownal
The Tomahawk., 1920-03-11

lip trembled and drew down at the
corners.
"Now, don't look so glum," said Mac
Closter, leering at her. "Just remem-
Der that you couldn't be safer in r.
than you are here"
he turned and left her with laugh
at his own joke. The measured "Ha!
Ha! Ha !~-Ha! Hal Hal" reverberat-
ed through the interminable mazcs Of
the entombed tree. More than ever it
seemed the hooking laugh Of thirty
voices, chanting in unison. She threw
herself full length, face-down, on the
grass mat and covered her ears with
her hands. Presently bodily exhaus-
ton came to her aid and she merci.
fully slept.
Hours later she awoke to feeling
that she had been definitely summoned
by her subconscious self to face an i'm
minent danger. Night had fallen and
it's peace had settled on the cranl in
general, but there was no peace in the
great Gala. Out Of MacClostcr's room
arose through the whispering stiffness
series Of monstrous sounds, mon
strously magnifled- gurg!ing. rambling
curses, mutterings, the occasional
crash Of q shattered empty bottle.
Then came q silence moro o1ninous
than the noises, for 1t was alive, a
creeping thing with tentacles that
seemed to be writhing up the limbs Of
the tree.
m RE CONTINUED,
The Tomahawk., 1920-03-11
GETTING u Straight.

TO BE CONTiNUED.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-03
Ell labor DAY.

oireulo aver profusamente por la ciu
dad Ell foIleto conteniendO, los nureros
del programa de los festeios que, con
motive del Labor Day.. celebraran
las organizaciones obreras de San Juan,
81 proximo lunes, seis de setiembre.
Ell programa consta: de una gran asam
blea que SO celebrara en- los salones del
senado, los dias 5, Y 2, en- la cual Sc
trataran importantes asuntos relaciona-
dos con los trabajadores agricolas y de
todas las industrias del pals, de una ma
nifcstacion y un mitin, en- el que ha-
blaran conocidos oradores obreros de
Sap Juan Y de la isla; de una velada Ii
rico-literaria en- Ell teatro, Ell dia seis
por Ia noche, en- la que Sc representara
el "Amor ideal que triunfan'', espe
Gle de opereta, v el melodrama en- IN
acto v dos cuadros, La Alondra'' AIDE
mas habra canciones, dialogos, etc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-03
SUFRAGlO
PARA La MUJER
PORTORRIQUENA
LO QUE DICE LA SRA. MILA-
GROS B. DE NEWTON, PRESI-
DENTA DE LA ''LIGA FEMI-
NEA"

Aver un reporter de Ell MUNDO
interrogo a la distinguida dana Mi
lagros b. de Newton, Presidenta de
Ia Ligo Femnteu, sobre su opinion
Ell cuanto las versiones circulantes
de que las mujeres votaran en- has
proximas elecciones.
Refriendose tan importante asun
to la culta dana nos contesto, que
son sus mejores deseos el que Sc To-
gre ell voto para la mujer, cosa que
va han solicitado por dos veces de
la Legislature.
-SPertenece a la LigG esa dana,
que segun informes, soicitara de la
Corte 'ordene que no Sc niegue el vo
to la mujer?
-Aunque me satisface grandemen
te la idea, dire usted que no tengo
n0ticias de que ninguna de las que
componen la Liga trabaje en- ese
sentido. La idea es admirable. Pero
yo creo que 10 primero que debe ha-
cerse, antes que NADIA, es que nos aso
ciemos todas. Asi sera mas eficaz la
labor. De 10 contrario, nuestro vot5
solo vendria aQmentar ell electora-
do, sin conseguirse NADIA practice, en-
cuanto al problema social, que no me
cabe duda, sera resuelto por el con-
curao de la mujer.
-iCobija a la isla la enmienda a
la Constitution?
He consultado ese asunto con va
rios abogados nuestros. Algunos me
han dicho que la enmienda no es ex-
tensiva Puerto Rico, porque nos
otI9s tenemos una Ley Orgdnica pro
pia cual es ell Acta Jones. Otros me
dicen que 81. Is 4
y en- case de que los primeros
tengan razon?
-Entonces solicitaremos del Gober
nador que convoque la Legislature,
en- session extraordinaria. Con una
enmienda la Ley ElecoraL podemos
votar, entonces.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-03

Municipal de Bayamon, certiorGot
para que remita todas las diligenciaS
y actltaoiones praeticadas en- el case
de Ramon Unpierre Carmona VS. Do
nlngo Rodriguez suss heEederos des
c0nocitlos v de Jose Santos vs.. lbs he
retleges desconocidos de Domingo Ro
driguez;a y que comparezcan ante ell
Tribunal, ell dia IL las nueve de
la manana, para ser dido en- esta pc
ticioT.
Pedro Rivera, ex-parte, declarato-
ria de harederos. Sc declararon uni
cos universities herederos de Dioni
sita Rivera Negr6n, sus hijos legi-
timos Maria, y Domingo Roca Rivera
y Pedro Rivera Rivera.
Succession de Jose. Ramon Orcasitas
0stiz4 VS. Al. a.. Sco,oza r. Co S. en-
Co. ertrega de cantidad. Sc transfri6
lafvista de este case para el martes,
ola siete, a las~nueve- de la manana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-03
INTERESANTES IN,
FORMACIONES De
LA CIUDAD DEL SUR

Hasta ahora no ha regresado de
lbs Estados Unidos ell inspector de
escuclas de este distrito, senior Blan-
co, quien Sc espera en- el proximo
vapor.
Sc nos informa que, igual que en-
San Juan, millares de ninos han que
dado sin escuelas por falta de pro-
fesores, y que Sc han presentado va
rias difcultades en- .el actual curse
escolar, siendo todas de muy graves
lamentables consecuencias.
Esperamos que Sc corrija esta ano
malta, para bien de la instruction.
Ell IL del actual embarca para
los Estados Unidos, donde permane-
cera varios meses, el distinguido y
acaudalado caballero don Clotilde San
tiago, miembro prominente de la so
ciedad poncena del partido Unionis
ia.
LIE acompanara su esposa.
Han sido denunciados: Jose Ri
vera, infracci6n ley prohibicionista;
Nicolas Alvarez, desacato; Jose Sill
va, soborno; Rafael Munoz, corrup
cion de memories, Y Domingo Diepa,
alterar el orden.
Ell C0rreSp0nSaI.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-03

conocidos capitahstas de Puerto Rico
y la mencionada Republica.
Ell negocio que lleva Ell sefor Agui
III es de suma importancia para los dos
paises, no solamente por los enormes
capitales acumulados, sino tambien por
que la magnitud de la empresa, puede
eneauzar la emigration de Puerto Rico
en- condolences muy ventajosas, la An
tilla hermana.
Hoy Sc despedira de algunos amigos
" opulentos hombres de negocios, el
emprendedor caballero seiior Aguild, con
un almuerzo de caracter intimo, que
Sc verificara en- uno de nuestros mejo
res hoteles.
Hacemos votos por que Sc realicen
todos sus grandes proyectos en- La men
cionada Antilla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-03
TRIBUNAL DE. DISTRITO
SECCION PRIMERA

Mariana M Munoz 0casio, eN-parte,
autofizaci6n Judicial Sc autsisoa al
petieionart5 a vender en- publjca su-
basta la finca desoiira en- la moeiorf
inieial, per ell preeio mfrmo dc
$4,000: adeicayao cantidad sc lefentre-'
CARA al petieioaa4io. $1,000. para que
satisfaga ia deuda eone ell A ntericuai
CdloNaaf1 1Boaaks; quedandca Ell poeier del
Tribunal e. sresto, hasta naeva ordon..
Ramon AEcnge Us. Por50 Rice Cons.
Dpsecset Corporation, rescision de con
trate. Sc, ,transfiri6 la vista del caso.
Manuel Hidaago. L6pez VS.. Merce-
des' Pintos RuBie, divorcio. Sc cences
dio ak deinandantaf bcneicio de po-
breza para litigara en- este ee2so. s
Enrique, Ronda. VS. MarcelinoS Ros1
sa, eobfe deg dinero. Sc ordeY46r que
Ell nonli5re del abogad0 de record" del
demandado sea DORADO del expedien
tie. @ .-<M 'ea 'ss @ slat&s
JESUS Nevares Bandron, ex-parte,
nombramiento de, tutor Sc 0rder0 al
Secretarf9 Que proceda a. inscribif la.
tutelaS ens ell Registro de Tutelas CO.
respondents. siea
Carmen Apontee .Vs.. Jaime Bishops,
divorcio. Sc concedi6 a. la demanda-
da& el beneffcio de pobreza para liti-
gar en- este case. S..,tss.,'s
Cayetano Marcano VS.. Simplicio
Rios, reivindicacion. Sometido el ca
so por ambas parties sin argumentar,
el Tribunal Sc reserve su resolution.
Ramon Umpierre Carmona, VS.. Juez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-03
EPISTOLA
san Juan, p. r.. 10. de setiembre.

San Juan, p. r.. 10. de setiembre
M queFido soleitns III:
Die Fl otro dia que las EPIsToLAs
dsben ser sseFitas poF personas doeumen
tadss
No aiKnihca mi aseTto que sea esencial
81 poser aighn iitulo para corregir en-
paFte ess aiud de vocahios barbaros que
invade nneairo rico idioma.
slEninea. cue "a REsoLvER no es
sAnonimo perfecto dc zANJAR. tienen
eiertoa puntos de contaet0.
Una hnslga puede ser REsUELTA.
Una hnelEa puede ser zANJADA. IAN
JAR e. remover todas las diaeultades G
tnconvenientes que puedan impedir ell
arEeElo y termination de un asunto o
negocio LneEo ZANJAR una huelga
e. AunaE eFitsrios para negar a una so
LUcToH.
A eate m me dirisia al hablaT de per
sonas documentAdaa. eapaees para dc.
moNtrar. ane hay angulos donde conver-
sen las distintas opiniones.
Mi hnnlidad e.. cue no se dsbe torcer
IA acsptaeion general. aarmando que
vELoRIO no "a paiabra eastellana, cuan
ao IA REAL ACADEMIA adIate Il VOC
como de- America Meridional. y le da Ia
aespcion de 'acto d., velar = un difun
ta'
Bstas EPIsToLAs. mi querido solici
tua no tienen por derrotero alarGeaI
d. erndies6n puesto cue estt 50 descO
noce
NJ aahes "a quien soy 80, nj Sc va
auian sres a. solo sabemos cue hay On
nouctros una fneFza que nos une. Y nue'
trAs pers0naldades se hallan tan leio'
de- aef conocidas como IN verdadera cor
cepei6m eoamogoniea del orbe
segmire enseAAndote cue "empleOma
MA en- senfido de "cuerpo dc emplea
dos'' e. un absurdo. y ore solo debei
uuaEio aplieAmdoio tanfos individuo
ans pamn m vida en- codicia de EN-
pieos pablicos blen retribuidos. Elem
plos me hables de polifiea. porque tu
paiabras delatan "a ENPLEoMANIA.'
= un dispaFate mayasculo decir; sun
tnosa llra eelehrada por IA "empleomi
MIA DC III MuNDo."
Hasta otra. con nj afect0 invariabls
IhEPAvTDUs III
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-03
EEL MUNDO" INAU-
GURA UN CONCUR
So ENTERESANTF

Comenzando desde el martes pro-
ximo Ell MUNDO abre un concurso
Que Sc denominara C0ncursO Royal
dedicado al Magisterio de Puerto Ri
co y Ell el cual puede tomar parte TO-
do el que desee a favor del professor
o profesora que tenga mas populari-
dad v simpatia en- la isla de Puerto
Rico.
La Administration de este periodi-
co regala dos hermosas maquinas de
escribir Royal, mode,o Maestro No.
10, una a la maestro otra al macs
tro que reciba la mayor cantidad de
votos durante el concurso, ell cual du
rara solamente dos meses, empezan
10 el siete de setiembre Y terminando
= siete de noviembre, cerrandose a
las cinco pasado meridiano de este
dia
Las condolences Y reglas para e,
concurso apareceran en- Ell MUNDO
el martes proximo junto con el cupon
de ,votacion, que puede ser nenado,
como hemos dicho, por cualquier per
soma en- favor de su professor pro-
fesora predilecta.
No tenemos para que excitar a los
alumnos de las escuelas p1blicas, nj
los profesores mismos, nj los pa
Tres de familia nj los ciudadanos
oarticulares, para que expresen su
opinion respecto del maestro O macs
ira que su juicfo merezca los no
nores del triunfo, pues ellos Sc da-
ran cuenta de nuestro esfuerzo, dan
do todos una oportunidad para ex-
Dresar libremente sus deseos a los
1rofesores populares para que el pals
os conozca Y lbs aplauda.
Los cupones para el concurso de-
ben recortarse una vez llenados Y re
mitirlos la Administration de Ell
MUNDO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-03
.DE.LANIDA
LA LEY HUMANE

Las conveniencias particuIares. mo St
admiten dos morales dfferentes para
uno v otro sexo? Los epitetos mai so
nantes prodigandos las mujeres cue
Sc salen de buen camino 5no deberian
aplicarse tambien los hombres cai1os
v degradados eli ell vicio? tAcaso 20
estan obligados vivir la lev humRna
y castigar sus sentidos? Ell someter la
sensualidad la ley moral q la con
ciencia no es iinicamente el deber dc
una parte, sino de toda la humanidad
IQn6 sucede cuando Sc viola este de
ber2 IQue es del ser, cuya sofa ley es
eI goce? su voIuntad Sc deBilita SD co
raz6n Sc artofia; su sensibilidad Sc per
vierte; sus 6rganos contraen rRmerosas
enfermedadcs: la ruina, v las lagtimas
So apoderan de sa hogar El NAL social
asl cansado es incalculable. Mirabeau,
moribundo, confesaba que lie era irapo
sib.e evaluar ell dafio causado Ia co
sa piblica con sns desordenes.
= JQue es vivir uno "su vida Els
decir 10 que Sc dice y hacer 10 que sc
hace, en- vez de decir 10 que es " hacer
10 que se sabe Es conformarse en- todo
a Ia moda; es>ir las reunione5, yer
los espectaculos, lucir las s'toiIettes'',
seguir las conversaciores dne hacen de
caer las buenas costumbres e impiden
realizar los actos del ideal Dante de
cia de Beatriz: "su mirada es tan pu
IA que da la paz.''
Lo que resulta mas poderoso que to
das Las formulas en- materia de moral
es el ejemplo. San Francisco de Asis
decia a sus hermanos: "Vamos a pre-
dicar" y recorria silenciosamente las
GALES, siendo su sofa mirada un discur
so elOcuente.
No debe considerarse la vida como
una maquina de producer goces lujo.
Tampoco es Ell trabajo de una bestia
de carga, nj el simple esfuerzo de un
ser racional. La acci6n mas sublime
cue Sc desarrolla en- ell mundo es la
ohra de la voluntad sometida la ley
del esfuerzO para la conquista de 10
verdadero, Ge 10 bello v de 10 bueno,
per la ammonia del derecho v la razon,
del orden esencial reve,ado a la con
ciencia pura.
susanna