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The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-06-29
ULSTER LEADER
shot TO DEATH
IRISH REPUBLICAN EXTREMISTS
ARE BLAMED FOR MURDER
OF FIELD MARSHAL
Assassins Are Captured After street
Fight by Police Who Guard
Homes Of Many Promln.
ent Citizens

London.--Field Marshal Sir Henry
Wilson was shot dead Thursday out.
side his home I'm Eaton Square by two
men. The men were captured
Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson
was Great Britain's representative on
the allied supreme council which die.
tated allied military policy during the
latter part Of the war.
He was chief of staff of the British
army.
In the latter capacity he was respon
sibie for sending troops to Ireland dur.
ing recent troubles.
The war office believes that Irish
extremists were responsible for the as.
sasslnation.
After shooting Sir Henry the two
assassins ran through the streets pur
sued by police who constantly guards
Eaton Square, where many Of the most
prominent men In England have their
London homes
Shots were fired after them down
the narrow streets through which they
fled' past houses of titled personages
and cabinet ministers who were within
earshot when Wilson was killed.
The murderes turned and fired nj
their pursuers, keeping up a running
gun fight for three quarters of a mile.
A policeman giving chase was
dropped by bullet from an assassin's
gun. A civilian unable TO dodge Tho
volley, was wounded.
Lord Carson listers champion. has
town house within a few rods of
the scene Of the murder. Il is con.
stantly guarded by special policeman.
An eyewitness to the tragedy told
the United Press the following story
OF the shooting: II was in the neigh.
borhood of Eaton Square and heard
shots ring. looked in time to see the
two armed men pumping bullets from
their revolvers into the body of Sir
Henry. When reached him his head.
legs and chest were literally riddled
with bullets"
1t was feared the assassination of
Sir Henry may be part Of a general
plot against military leaders SYM
pathetic towards Ulster.
An attack was made upon the resi-.
dence Of Sir James Craig, Ulster pre-.
mier, last Tuesday, but It was frus-
trated.
Owing TO recent political develop
ments, Wilson was leader OF the Ul-
sterile cause in England. He was also
head of the Ulster defense under Sir
James Craig.
An official OF the American relief
administration assisted in the capture
OF the murderers.
Describing the attack to the United
Press. this official said:
"Sir Henry was alightlng from an
automobile in front OF his home in
Eaton Square. The assasslns were on
the sidewalk, waiting for him. They
seized him and shot him dead.
THE murderers then walked into
the center OF the street and began to
make their getaway. They waived re-
volvers and a policeman who attempt.
ed to halt them was shot through tbs
stomach.
"An unarmed policeman ahead OF
the murderes awaited their approach
at street corner. As they came to
the corner he leaped out and struck
one of them on the head with his
night stick telling the man. Three OF
four of us grabbed the other and
pulled him down."
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-06-29
offsnders GRANTED cIemency

washington.--E OF execu.
tive clemancy 10 Vincent st. John,
nationally known us "A former organi-
ger and secretary and treasurer OF
the !. w. W., and Clyde Hough OF
Rockford, H., both serving sentences
for violation of wartime laws, was an
nounced Tuesday at the department Of
Justice.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-06-29
no Abolish pebt ImprIsonment

Manila.--Imprlsonment for debt in
the Philippines viii be abolished, II the
next session of the legislature passes
a recommendation against the pract:c-.
which Governor General Leonar'l
Wood says will he among the first
suggestions TO that body.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-06-29
Lord to succeed pawes on eudoet

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Brlgadler
General II. NJ. Lord, chief OF finance
" the war department. 10 succeed
Charles @. Dawes as director of the
budget, was announced Friday at the
White House.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-06-29

Proyo.--Joseph Van Smith, for
many years a resident Of this city died
at his home after stroke OF apoplexy.
Mr.. Smith was born In Salt Lake city
January II. 1s4s, being one OF the
first boys born in the Salt Lake val.
iey His parents came TO Utah with
the second company OF emigrants.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-06-29

Salt Lake.-DuriDg the five years
that the state iuTiranoe fund has
been established. the amount paid In
premiums aggregated about $1O00.OOO,
$4,000 has been Rsld in benefits to
injured workmen and the assets OF
the fund are $4,000 in excess OF liza.
bilitles.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-08-04
Why That Lame Back?

TRAIT morning lameness- SHARP
pains when herding or lifting, make
work "a burden a. d rest Impossible.
Don't te haudlcapptu by bad back
look 20 your !lntels. You will make
rt, mis taxi by following this Edgerton
residents eXamnie
John Koch, Z Lawton ST., Edgerton,
says: II was having lots of trouble
with my back. it was so lame and
sore | could hardly stoop. My kidneys
didn't act regularly either, and the
secretions were unnatural. | got
Doan's Kidney Pills and after using
them, was relieved of the lameness
and the action of my kidneys was cor
rected. Doan's did me whole lot OF
good ard / have felt better in every
way Statement given September
26. 1914.
On November s, 1919, Mr.. Koch said
81 recommend Doan's Kidney Pills as
highly as | did before Kidney trou
bic has never annoyed me since giving
nv former statement.
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't sim.
ply ask for a kidney remedy gel
Doan's Kidney Pills-7the same that
Mr.. Koch had. Foster Milburn Co.
Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
For SALE New six-hole steel range
Inquire Reporter office 37tf
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-08-04
WOULD CANCEL
ALE WAR DEBTS
England Sends Note to Her Six
European Allies.
, LLOYD GEORGE BLAMES u. S.
Britain Willing to Surrender Her
Share of German Preparations in
Writing Off Indebtedness of
Allies to One Another.

London, Aug. 2.-The British gov
eminent cannot treat the repayment
OF the Anglo-American loan as if it
were an isolated incident in which
only the United States and Great Brit
ain mad any concern, says note adj
dressed by the earl of BalfOur, act
ing foreign secretary, to France, Italy,
JugO-Slavia, Roumanfa, Portugal and
Greece.
The policy favored by his majesty,
the note states, is that of surrender
Ing Great Britains share of German
separations and writing off through
one great transaction the whole body
Of interallied Indebtedness.
Only One Of Series.
This tranSa action, continues the note.
Is but one of a connected series in
which Great Britain appears some
times as a debtor and sometimes as
a creditor. If, it says. Great Britain's
undOubted obligations as debtor are
to be enforced, her not less undoubted
rights as a creditor cannot be left
wholly in allegiance.
Declaring that it is regretfully re-
strained to ask the French govern
ment to make arrangements for deal
ing with the best of ability with the
AnglO-French loans, the British gov
eminent says it desires to explain
that the amount of interest and re-
payment for which it asks depends
less on what France and the other al
lies owe Great Britain than what
Great Britain has to pay to the United
States.
Lloyd George BIames U. S.
The British governments decision
to send a circular note to the allies
and the United States in reference to
the war debts has been discussed in
political and financial circles for some
days. 1t is said there has been a
strong division Of opinion in the cab
met over the question and section
of the press sharply criticizes the
government decision.
The Morning Post says that the
note "in substance places upon the
United States the responsibility for
Great Britain'S inability to cancel or
to treat indulgently the debts owed
this country by it's European allies
The newspaper describes the note
as brutal in its purport," fearing that
it will create a most unfortunate i'm
preston both in Europe and America,
and be interpreted as an attempt to
fasten upon the Washington govern
ment the responsibility for the finan-
ciaI chaos in Europe. The Post reit-
crates its cOnteGtion that Great Brit
ain must without delay fund and pay
the interest on its debts to the United
States.
Reaches Delicate Stage.
Washington, Aug. Great Brit
ian's note stating that she cannot pay
her war debt To the United States
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-08-04
STRAW MAN" GOMPERS SAYS
No Record of J. CIeve Dean on Amer.
lean Federation of Labor
Books.

New York, July 29.-That "a man OF
straw" q fictitious parsonage without
official standing in labor circles. sent
President Harding the message which
drew a lengthy reply from the White
House reiterating the governments
position on the rail and coal strikes,
was the belief expressed here by Sam
uel GoInpers. president of the Ameri-
can Federation Of Labor.
It was signed az Cleve Dean. chair
man Railway Employees Publicity as.
ISOLATION"
1.-THE longer ] think about il the
more | am convinced that ]. Oeve
Dean was just Il straw man set up by
interested persons for purpose which
should be plainly evident" said Com
pers.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-08-04

unless she is paid by the allied pow
ers owing her brings the debt problem
to an extremely delicate stage, with
possibilities Of strained relations.
This view of the new turn in the
situation was quite obvious in official
circles where press dispatches giving
the text of the British communication
had been discussed, The official dccu-
ment is eagerly awaited. When that
is in hand, it doubtless will be con-
sidered by the war debt funding COM
mission and at the Friday meeting OF
the cabinet.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-08-04
RUSSIA TOPS THE WORLD
Moscow Officials Resort to Astronons.
;cal Arithmetic in Calculating
the State Budget.

Berlin. July 49, Soviet Russia car
claim the distinction of being the tor
of tne world In the matter Of large
figures in the state budget The
budget commission at Moscow has just
worked out the Russian budget for the
last quarter of 1922.
In making the budget the commits
sion had to resort to Astronomical
arithmetic. The receipts for the year
are estimated at 800 frillion rubles ans
the expenditures at 100 trillion rubles
! leaving deficit Of 4W trillion.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-08-04
Japanese "courtship."

In some parts of Japan, as soon as
young man has set eyes upon his
ideal, he opens proceedings by fas-
iening a branch Of a certain shrub
against the door of her parents house.
Should the young woman not wish to
encourage his advances the branch is
allowed to wither; but if she decides
to accept him as her future husband
she blackens her teeth as a sign that
ne may begin negotiations with her
father.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-08-04
Sine Qua Non.

Sine Qua NUHs
A Kansas City bankrupt declared
that all he wanted to keep of his as
sets was his Bible and his golf clubs.
What, after all, need man care
whether he's busted or not, as long as
lie has these spiritual and physical
onsolations?- Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-08-04

FOR SALE New six-hole steel range
Inquire Reporter office 37tf
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-21
AcTR1z QUE FALLEcE

En- San Pedro de Macoris del Norte
R. D., falleci6 casi repentinamente el
dia 10 del corriente la simpatica &C
triz, muy conocida de nuestro publ
CO. Sra. Carolina Fernandez. esposa del
aplaudido actor jose Ruiz Madrid.
Era la fenecida natural de Madrid,
Y desds pequefa habis trabajado EN- el
teatro en- distinguidas companfas do
operetas como ia de Esperanza Iris. FL
azar llev6 la estimada actriz, San
to Domingo, en- compafiia de 81 esposo,
en- el duetto: 'sLos viejos Alegres'' y
i1ltimamente trabajaba en- la troupe in
fanttil de aquella ciudad.
AL lamentar la sensible desgracia del
fallecimiento de la Sra. Fernandez, que
remos enviar su desconsolado esposo
Ell testimonio de nuestra condolencia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-21
LOS INTEsTINOs DEBEN
FUNCIoNAR LIBREMENTE

Para poder tener saltd, debemos es-
tar limpios externa y internamente es-
timulando la naturaleza para que esta
active ell funcionamiento regular Gle los
6rganos digestivos ell est6mago, los in
testinos y Ell higado. 81 Ell drenaje natu-
raj del cuerpo humane Sc conserva ex-
pedito hay menos riesgo de que las ma
ter1as t6xicas Sc asimilen en- la circu-
laci6n produzcan serios des6-ienes al
extenderse por el cuerpo. Toda persona,
por consiguiente, debe propendcr a i'm
pedir la acumulaci6n de residucc super
fuos Y facilitar que. ell est6mago y los
intestinos funcionen Ibremente, toman
do las Pfldoras Indianas Vegetables de
Wright, las que Iimpian el cuerpo de
materias impuras y son la vec TN la
xante suave porque sus componentes
vegetables Sc extraen de las RIQUEzAS
DE LA NATURALEzA. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-21
Felix MATos RERNIER.
Ell TEMPO EN- LA ISIA DURANTE
LA ULTIMA SEMANA

Ell jefe del Weather Bureau. Mr..
Fassig, nos participa que durante la I'll
TINA semana la temperature EN- la isla
fue practicamente normal. cOmbinada
con lluvia moderada. Iizo un tempo
favorable para el corte de la caiia y pa
ra levar cabo con actividad las .ope
raciones de campo en- toda la isla. La
lluvia promedia de toda la isia fu6 ca
ST la mitad de la cantidad normal
Donde novi6. mas fuerte fu6 al N. de
la divisoria central entire Can6vanas y
Camuy. Solo una estaci6n, Jayuya, in
form6 que la lluvia que cay6 alli fu6
mayor de una pulgada. Dos eEtaciones
informaron que no habia llovido. En- la
vecindad de Mayagiiez Ell tempo fu6
muy seco, pero en- general las cosechas
estan creciendo bien. La evaporation
de la semana, en- San Juan. fne 1.199
pulgadas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-21
La vida es agra /,
dabIe CuandO Sc
gOza de salud
LA sANGRE DEB1L cAUsA UNA
SENSATION ENdANosA De FAL-
IA DE vfGoR

y sAf e
NO lay NADIA tan emociopante agra
dable como 81 viyir conscientes de bps-,
ma salud y NADIA tan descpnsoIador CO..
mo vivir con 81 pesars de u salnd Que-
brantada, 0sa4 sasasss s.
"a Existesel testimonio sdireebb de La ex-
periencia cotidiana y medica! para de-
mostrar que ell .Pepto.AEaugan DE SOU
de''. restablece la sangre "a ssu. esta-
do normal. Los meditOs son conoeedo-
des de este valor medicinalay 10 han
recetado por largos amos. Miles de hom
bres, mujeres y nifios confian en- Ell. Fl
Pepto- -Mangan revive Ia sangrc debit
tada impura que ha dejado. So hue,
la en- la complexion de apersona. Las
facciones endurecidas 4 pors ccnstante
NAL humor Sc dulcifcan en- una EXPIRE.
sion de, agrado. Los atractiyos de la
vida, el gnsto, el respirar a pleno pull
mon, el admirar los coiores del sol, ei
aspirar ell perfume de las flores, el
abandonarse a un apaeibles sneao repa-
rador, en- todo este Sc encuentra un go
ce intense. Els La vidasune proporcio-
ma La sangre repleta de gl6hlaos rojos.
FL Pepto- -Mangan de s.Gude" neva 81
nombre claramente escrito, ems cada pa
quote. Sc vende en- todas aias farrna-
cias, tanto en- forma hquida como en
tabIetas 5e 49, Advt.
I
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-21
SAMUEL RzEscHEwsKI HA REGRE
SADo A AMERICA

Samuel Rzechewski, Ell pequeio ge-
NAL ajedrecista de nueve amos acaba
de regresar a Nueva York, en- dOnde
SO propone dar varias exhibiciones dc 81
4 muitaneas en- el Manhattan Chess Club
en- otros centros ajedrecisticos de los
! Estados Unidos.
: IA Ezeschewisli asombr6 el afio pasado
a todos los grandes maestros por la ra-
pidez concisi6n de sus jugadas los
ocho afos, cuando todavia no habia
alberto un solo libro de Ajedrez.
Pero, segin dijo I,asker, idurante
su estancia en- Cuba, Rzeschewsh nun
ca IiegarA ser campe6n n1undial, pues
goneralmente esta raza de s'nifos prodi-
gios' no superan Ell record de su in
fancia mueren prematuramente.
Lasker habl6 asimismo de un jpven
ajedrecista hOlandes cuyo nOmbre no
! recOrdamOs, que promote lIegar Z la glo-
ria de Murphy Anderson, de mayo
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n6rRnAnr, nR nAnER1os
40 AMOS MAS DE VIDA

Ell primer case de injertaci6r de CLAN
dulas fu6 realizado hace POGO en- Lon
dres. Mr.. Edward Liardett,. propieta-
rio de un hotel que Sc somcti6 a una
operaci6n, la cual fue realixada por
ell DR.. Sergio verronoff,a ha declarado
que tiene actualmente 76 afios y que
Sc siente mas fuerte que uno de cua-
renta. Ell rejuvenecimiento NOSE empe-
20 a sentir sino un mes despues de
la operaci6n.
FL DR.. verronoff 10 operara nueva-
mente este afo y en- 1923, epoca en-
que quedara terminado eli tratamien-
to por complete.
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TEATRo MUNICIpAL:

Matinee las cuatro pasado merida
no; La Sefiorita del Almacen'' y gran
acto de variedad ppr Arco. sa
Por la noche, a las 8.45 Ia divertida
ccmedia titulada La Frescura de la
Fuente' y nuevos ndmeres por ARGOS.
Manana: Matinee a las tres y trein-
ia; FL DR.. Jimenez'' variedades por
ARGOS. st
Noche a las s.45; Ell senor Carva-
'jal'', gran exito de ARGOS nuevos nd.
rmeros por Ell mislno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-21
BLUSAS
BIUSAS
CRISTO IL TERCER PISO
PARA MARsHALL

PARA MARSHALL
Como SECURE candidate para cubrir
el cargo de Marshall del Distrito de
Guayama, cuyo termtno vencc pronto.
suena el nombre del Sr. Luis Texidor
Ortiz, prestigioso caballero de aquella
ciudad.
Su candidatura ha sido vista alli con
generates demostraciones de sitnpatias,
esperandose que ell nombrasiiento re-
caiga en- 81. En- el resto del personal
de la corte, Sc informa, quo no ha-
bra cambio alguno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-21
UN PERIoDIsTA AGREDiDo

Informan de Arecibo que q ch6fcr
RogeHo Roman, agredi6 Al Sr. Jos6
Adorno, director de nuestro colega 'El
Regtona1ista' de aduella cirdad. !.
Parece que La aggression Sc debe a
un articulo que publicara Ell 81. Ador-
no, Ell cual hubo de mortifcar Al agge-
sor.
Lamentamos 81 desagrad able ii.ciden-
te ocurridole al conocido periodista
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-21
NorA SOCIAL

Han contraido matrimonio en- su re
sidente de santurce Ell joven Jose Ro-
ger Nieves con Ia distinguida dana
Paquita Reyes Morales de esta capital.
Deseamos los c6nyuges larga vida
de felicidades.
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TRISTE PERsPEcTIVA

~ . 81
FL n So despidi6 la sa de Cuba enorme
depression e nercado azdcar.
Ro 9o s s Gsno los de-
que no han poddo an o0noO n de los pre-
cen la honbrla de sembrar moler.
Va ata de precos razonabIes que puderan anene
de eenda crisis movada baja en- precos la
fata de deanda tanto As estan las ena
Con tai motive, Iustrado daro ia Discussion" que no
fue pesmsta del da' nIy expresva
bre Ell asunto Reriendose precos dice: Ell
az1car centavo cuarto Esa la nota del da sno Ia
sensation aver; que del da porque
ben que este hoy hasta extreme de que
engamo que darla de baIde Sc IA leven
al mar agrega "A centavo cuarto pueden moler los
hacendados tas dneo tendian que
cantdad deternsinada' por cada que elaboren'.
azucarea de aquea terra en- los monentos presentes.
Con tales precos aun con mayoes relatives esos no
que mportante, enpez6 zaa pmero de
esper que pueda ano cbr grandes gasos
La fabua de los mones production ha convertible real
ente fabua sin exphcac6n. Aunque expicac6n no
dea de tene ahonda las eadades de vida del nego
La expIicac6n que nunca conarse sin
precedentes traandose de un prodco con cuaque pals
ademas de producto ua de fac siembra para capital
de pida eaboracon Fato previsi6n toda
via ha de tener la sucente para recb
sas ST descudamos ocura pronto Ell abaco 10
mso & tabaco sin embargo exile mas cudado eIores tie
Has, china especial, aun puede dar un ratio la batala
sacricares toda Ia atencion todos los dineos.
Tn pals no puede sostenerse en- fe sno anpa sus cu
ueSdTfoHen
odades los hayan mantendo meOr hegemona en- los
ercados cafe rejempc puede conbar porque es una
que exile todos los producores GUSTAV esta
tardanza la resisten senten heroes ucar las
paciencias de senbra Sin embargo cafe reqee tie
especaes, china altua,
nente resenbros sobra adecuada, ETC. todo este
cuaquier parte cando tene debe
charse puede estabece la temo
la cana brnda estas garanas ha coprobado
han entrado copetencia oramente, infni
cad de pases que peden sembrar produc exceenes
az1care Esto hay tenero presente tanben
pueda ocurfir.
Lo que pasando consecuenca del
pensar poductos agcoas
ressr las coTpetencias exraneras Vaor positive
ell popio aieno Para po supuesto,
necesitan fondos porqe dnero seb:ar rorar e
de la terra, puede hacer nada mucho
grar escaIa.
Una experencia deia-aIIa aca-Ia caHa
cIusivismo Depemos aprovecharla
Cuba Puerto Rico podemos probar
siembras Pero, precise entendamos
puere espera NADIA del trabajo oo en- remuneration de la
TERRA atiende dbidaene Hay quien ene ncas
esta peddas pudendo dispone dneo para mparas Es
aque dsponen eos expotar sebrado
hasta que eja orzosaente de producer las oas
Z rias.
Los gobiernos deben auxa tambien
para elos ayuden al tesoro gsto sacr-
clos la Administration esta obgada tai debe puesto que
social.
No insistimos porqIe machacado
va eI " fin las actvdades despertando
roesas trabajo heal sobre particular Asf espe-
de los que pueden haceo posicion Official pro-
pio patriotismo.
RzEscHEwsKI REGRE TEMPO
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CINE NORMA:

Episodes once v doce de la bonita
serie "La Doble Aventura' y dos, CO.
,medias por ell Chato.
Mafiana:-May Allison en- ell belIisi-
mo drama en- seis actos e'Trama de Al
to vuelo''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-21
Eugenio Rey cANGAS.

CONSIDERATIONS D. W. Day, M. D.,
Eau Claire, Wis, writers: have used
the "Franz-Josef water and take
great pleasure in saying that it is an
agreeable, quick and reliable cathartic.
Representatives, Producs Mercantil Co.
of Porto Rico. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-21
CINE TIRES BANDERAs,:

William Duncan y el Chivato en- ell cpl
sodios tercero de la serie zombre de
Hero, ell drama en- cinco actos ''La
Nina Mujer''.
Mahana:- William S. Hart en- Ell dra-
ma en- seis actos "La Cuna del valor' ;
una comedia.