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, 1923-03-26
Declares Famous Medicine
Overcame the Debilitating
Effects of Flu, Ended Stom-
ach Trouble and Restored
Weight and Strength.

~ don't believe any couple in the
State of Oregon has more faith in
Tanlac than me and my wife," is the
enthusiastic statement made recently
by Harvey Perry, 1899 Delaware
Ave, Portland. Ore. MIR. Perry is a
valued employee Of the Portland
Wooden Mills and is equally as well
known and popular ia railroad circles.
having been a 10 :cmotive engineer
foI the Oregon & Washington Rail
o a & Navigation Co. for seven
years.
"a year ago." said he. 1.-THE flu
left my stomach in an awful condi.
ton. My appetite went back on me
entirely m the very smell of food
made me sick. Why, when 1 did
manage to eat a little something, I
often got so nauseated 1 couldn't
keep n bite down. My stomach was
just full OF gas and would bloat me
up 60 I could hardly stand It. 1 had
lost weight and strength until 1 was
feeling so mlserably rundown that
, 1923-03-26
PERRY AND WIFI" CAN'T
PRAISE TANLAC ENOUGH"

life seemed hardly worth living.
well, sir, the Tanlnc treatment
Strengthened things out for me in
great style. My appetite came back,
that sour stomach. nasuea and gas
went away. and before long I was
enjoying everything 1 ate and gain
ing weight right along. I haven't a
sign of stomach trouble now and I
call myself a well man"
At this point, Mrs. Perry herself
spoke up and, in enthusiastic terms.
told OF the benefits she received from
Tanlac:
Yes. I took Tanlac, too, and like
Mr.. Perry. / think II is just grand.
I was suffering from stomach trouble
so badly that I could hardly retain
anything 1 ate. 1 had no appetite
and could go all day without eating
a thing.
But Tanlac was just fine for me,
too. That sick. nauseated feeling left
me. my appetite returned and since
then my stomach has never given me
a bit of trouble and never enjoyed
my food more than I do now. We
both feel like we just couldn't praise
Tanlac enough"
Tanlac is for sale by all good drug
gists. Over 25-mIllion bottles Sold
Advertisement.
, 1923-03-26
TIM NOT SPOOK
HUNTER SAY
PHOTOGRAPHIC
Photographer of Spiritualistic
Funeral Scares Hardboiled :
Picture Taker Away
BY ROBERT A. DONALDSON
United Press Staff CORRESPONDENT.

LOS ANGELES. Cal, March PA
"hardboiled" photographer was to.
night the storm center of the latest
spiritualist dispute which has grown
out of a photograph he took at the
funeral of Mrs. Mary Fairfield Nc
Wicker, an ardent spiritualist and as.
Eistant pastor of the First Splritualist
Temple here.
c. II. Munroe IS the photographer.
He runs a small photograph studio in
the outskirts Of the business dis
trict. He is not a believer in spir
ttualism. had nev attended n spirit
session, and is a skeptic on the sub
ject.
He did not know Mrs. Mcvicker.
but was called in for the first time
10 take a photograph at her fuseral
in the spiritualist temple.
Mrs. NcVicker had arranged with
Albert II. Hetzel. a friend. TO have a
photograph taken at her funeral. The
photograph was to be taken at ex
actly 8 p. m.
In continuance with her request,
uetzeI yesterday went to Munroe and
asked him TO bring his camera to
church. Munroe did so.
Exactly at 8 O'Clock. as Mrs. Nc.
vicker's friends stood in a semi.circle,
Munroe took n photograph of the
casket. To one side a conventional
green screen had been placed. 1t was
an ordinary screen, Muroe declared.
He examined it Will arranging for the
photograph.
At three minutes past five another
photograph was taken.
When Munroe developed the photo
graphs early today, he was startled
10 note the appearance OF white.
wraithlike forms on the screen in
the first photograph he took. In the
second, taken three minutes later. the
screen was blank.
q can't explain IT," said Munroe
Z am positive there was nothing OF
that sort on tho screen when l tool;
the photograph. And both photo.
graphs wero developed together in
tho same bath. and both plates show
no indication OF anything unusual.
even used a tank instead OF a pan,
IS order to avoid the possibility OF
finger smudges. I was positive that
nothing would appear OF the plates
and at the time thought the whole af.
fair was ridiculous.
1.-THE photograph was taken in nat.
ural light, without the use'of a flash.
light. 1 can't expla IA st.. The white
figure on the screen is so distinct
there is no mistakinE It for n freak
Of development. I don't believe in
spirits. but 7 can't offer any solution
Of this"
Mrs. Mary c. vlasek, pastor OF the
temple. and other sp~iritualists pres
ont, claim TO have seen Mrs. McVick
, 1923-03-26
Store Fronts
Wrecked, Man
Goes to Jail

LANDER. Wyo.. March 2e.-
Charged with the destruction of
some $4,000 worth Of business prop
erty while under the influence OF
liquor. Marshall Graham. former
civil engineer and rancher IL held
in the county jail. Graham ran
amuck about 6 o'clock in the o
ing after having celebrated at an
all night party. Before he wa,
checked he had smashed in several
windows and doors of business
houses. The entire front of a pool
hall was caved in with the excep-
ton of the framework around the
doors and windows.
, 1923-03-26
Ford Ready to
Be "Drafted"
As President

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, March &c.
That America will have to draft
mighty hard" to get Henry Ford to
run for president, wa n statement
obtained from Mr.. Ford by John H.
Perry, president of tho American
Press association and the Perry
Lloyd-Jones newspapers.
at looks as though the American
public might draft you as presiden-
tial candidate?' Mr.. Perry asked
Mr.. Ford.
For fifty years. replied Mr..
Ford II have been building up a
job that suits me very much and
they'll have to draft mighty hard"
Following the interview, Perry
stated: There is no doubt that if
the American public wants Mr..
Ford, Mr.. Ford will not refuse"
Mr.. Ford was on his way through
Jacksonville Saturday to Fort My
ers to visit Thomas Edison.
, 1923-03-26

The dead are:
Anna Fries. an exhibition roller
skater. killed in a jump from the
sixth floor.
Mrs. Margaret Lee. 65, IND her
daughter. Emily, a stenographer.
burned to death in their apartment
on the top floor.
CASTOR Mizaule. &c years old.
Miss Margaret Lee. an actress.
daughter OF Mrs. Lee. was severely
burned and may not live.
DR.. John NJ. Callahan jumped from
a third floor window and fractured
both arms. His wife. suffering from
pneumonia, was rescued by firemen.
Several firemen and policemen were
burned while engaged in daring
rescues.
, 1923-03-26
RIVERTON MAN
IS freed OF
fraud charge

OMAHA. Neb., March 26.-An in.
dictment against Edwin II. Luikart,
president of the Farmers State bank
of Riverton; Wyo., charging con
spiracy TO defraud in connection with
promotion of the Lion Bonding and
Surety company of Omaha. Of which
he is a former president. was dis
missed by federal court today on mo.
, 1923-03-26
Chicken Thief
Turns Out to
Be 'RustLer"

CHEYENNE. wyo.. March 26.-
Alva Lukenbill. who was arrested
at Burns. Wyoming. for chicken
stealing. has been identified by the
sheriff's office here. It is stated. as
a daring ''rustler" who served a
term in the Colorado penitent'ary
and who is wanted at Colorado
Springs for Jail breaking and at
Sterling. Colo. for cattle theft. An
automobile in the possession Of
Lukenbill when he was arrested is
believed to have been stolen in Colo
RADIO.
, 1923-03-26

jury the communist internationales
explanation that h illegal, under
ground organization in the United
States was the o%utgrowth Of persecu-
ton.
The state moved to bar testimony
todaf by Ruthenberg and also asked
Judge Charles White to strike u the
testimony given by Ruthenberg last
week. but Judge White ruled that in
view of the fact that objection was
not raised at the time Nuremberg took
the stand his testimony would be ad-
mitted.
, 1923-03-26
Legion Commander
Here for Meeting

DR.. A. B. Tonkin OF Riverton, for.
mer state health officer and state com.
mander OF the American legion, ar
rived in Casper today n will be the
principal speaker at the meeting of
the George w. Vroman post this eve.
ming. The meeting is called promptly
for 7:45 O'Clock and all members of the
post are urgently requested TO be pres.
ent.
, 1923-03-26
;FICER WHO GUARDED BUNK0 ARTISTS QUIT;

when he ran into the path Of a car
will be held from the ShafferGN
chapel at 2 ?. m. tomorrow. The
Rev. Charles A Wilson will have
charge OF tho services.
Investigation by Coroner Lew NJ.
Cay has revealed no evidence that
could fix any blame on the driver OF
the car in the tragic accident.
, 1923-03-26

er's spirit at the funeral. and later
at the crematory. They declared, even
before the photograph was developed,
that they had seen it lowering about
the screen.
Never again." he sad. I'm a
photographer and not a spook hunter.
I'll stick to telling folks to smile n
little, and the youngsters to look at
the birdie after this. No more OF this
nut stuff for me"
, 1923-03-26
EX-SENATOR DEAD

INDIANOLA, Iowa, March &c
Former Senator w. H. Berry. aged
70. was found dead at the entranc
of his private office here yesterday.
His death was NJ to heart disease.
, 1923-03-26
RESIGNATION IS
FILED AS GRAND
JURY PROBE Of
SCANDAL OPE MS
Denver Trial Jury Dead
locked Today After z
Days Deliberations on
Bunco Trial Evidence

DENVER, Colo, March &c.
Tom Clarke, a deputy
sheriff in charge of the west
side division of the district
court here, resigned today
and his resignation was ac-
cepted. Clarke has been prominent
IN Denver politics many years. He
was in charge OF Lou Blonger. A w.
Dun and ]. II. French. nationally
known defendants in the confidence
game cases. when an alleged liquor
drinking party took place here last
Saturday in tho grand jury room.
This party today was under investi-
cation by the grand jury.
DENVER, Colo. March c5,-The
jury in the trial Of 20 alleged on
ndence men, charged with being
members OF an international ring that
swindled scores Of persons, resumed
deliberations this morning after hay
ing been in session ~ hours without
reaching a verdict. The opinion pre-
vailed in court circles that the jurors
were hopeIessly d~eadlocked.
, 1923-03-26

ton of the United States district at
torney. who said investigation reveal.
ed Mr.. Luikart had nothing to do
with alleged ofrense.
Mr.. Luikart was indicted with a
number OF other former officers of
the concern December %. last year.
The district attorney today said he
was out Of the company before the
alleged offense took place.
, 1923-03-26
COMMUNISTS In u. S. FORCED
into ILLEGAL ORGANIZATIONS
BY PERSECUTION, SAYS Leader

81. JOSEPH, Mich, March 26-(By The Associated
Press)-The third International of Moscow advised Ameri-
cans to form a legal party, Charles E. Ruthenberg, code
PENDANT with William z. Foster of charges of criminal syn
dicalism, testified today in Fosters trial.
Reading from the theses and resolutions of the third world
, 1923-03-26
FOUR DEADA MANY INJURED In
fire STARTED BY CIGAR STUB
DISCARDED BY DRUNK, REPORT

NEW YORK, March ga lighted cigar believed to have
been carelesIy tossed by an intoxicated man, started a fire
which swept today through the seven-story Princeton apart
ments in West 57th street, occupied by theatrical and bust
ness folk, and caused the deaths of four persons and the seri-
, 1923-03-26
OF ACCIDENT
VICTIM SET TUESDAY

The funeral OF Patrick O'Mally, Z
year-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy
D'Malley. $40 South Poplar street.
who was killed Saturday evening
, 1923-03-26

Two ~carloafs of furniture at low
est prices. Harmed Brothers. Phonel
249.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-20
ASAMBLEA DE DENTISTAS.

En- los Salones de Ia Biblioteca Car
negie, cedidos galantemente por SUI Di-
rector, Sc efectu0 'la anunciada asam-
blea de los dentistas de la isla ell do
mingo Is del corriente, reinando el
mayor espfritu de solidaridad Y con-
fraternidad.
Entire los varios trabajos cientfficos
econ6micos presentados, ocup0
puesto prominente ell del doctor
Casalduc, por tratar de temas tan
esenciales como el de la reorganiza-
ci6n de la sociedad bajo una base So
Ida y medios de conseguirlo; repro
baci5n severa de los q. alberta So
lapadamente infrigen ell C0digO de
etica professional, Y Observaciones per-
tinentes sobre la actual Ley Dental.
Celebradas las elecciones result6
elegida unanimemente para la direc-
tiva la siguiente candidatura
Presidente: doctor. J, Lorenzo Ca
salduc;
vicepresidente doctor Hernandez
Mera:
Tesorero doctor Jose Vicente
Vocal: doctor Elpidio Batista;
Secretario: doctor Rafael Margari
da Hudo.
Esta directiva ha tornado va ell acuer
do de celebrar una. gran asamblea el
pr6ximo mes de julio, Y Sc proponc
gne la misma hara 6poca EN- la histo-
ria de la S0ciedad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-20
INFORMATION OFFICIAL DE
SANIDAD.

-El Hon. Sub b-ComiSionado de So.
nidad, doctor Malaret, ha visitado ell
asuntos oficiales las poblaciones de
Mayagtiez. San German Y Yauco.
-El Ingeniero Sanitario, senior Ra-
mirez. ha aprobado en- esta semana
los siguientes pianos: para la construe
cion de un hospital para ell Municipip
de Maunabo; para un edificio casa
.alcaldfa en- Cidra; para el alcantari'
llado de Ciales; para la ,ampliaci0u
del tanque del acueducto, suministrC
de aqua, Y sistema de alcantarillado
del ensanchc Mendoza, y ampliaci6n y
feformas del cemcnterio en- Cayey.
E Ingeniero, sciior Fernandez, y
el doctor Fernandez Mater, han visi.
tado las poblaciones de Rio Piedras
Caguas Y Cayey, con objeto de estu
diar la resolution de varies profile
mas sanitarios.
FL doctor A. Arizona, m6dico ms
pcttor del distrito de Pone, ha dirigi-
do una COMMUNICATION la Asamblea
Municipal de dicha ciudad, NANTES
tandole que las siguientes necesidades
sanitarias dcben ser atendidas al ma
Ger el nuevo presupuesto
Adquisici6n de un sitio adecuado pa
-ra dep0sito definitivo de basuras in
Hmundicias.
Sitio adecuado para enterramiento
de animales muertos.
Suficiente nJmero de carros cubier.
tos dcstinados al recogido de basuras
G inmundicias.
Sitio para dep0sito de animales rea
lengos. VS.
Pianos de los terrenos va urbaniZa-
dos, que no reunan condiciones santa
rias de acuerdo con el ReglamentO de
las aguas, pues actualmente existen mu
chas que desaguan la calle.
Asignaci6n suficiente para reparar
todas las bocas de incendio que Sc en-.
cuentran en- NAL estado.
Construction en- ell cementerio de un
osario, de acuerdo con ell Reglamento
de Sanidad No. IL, Artfculo "a.
Reparaci6n Y pintura general de la
Plaza del Mercado y en- particular de
los puestos de carne y pescado, etc.
Reparaci6n Y pintura general del ma
tadero.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-20
10 QUE DICE LA PRENSA DE N. Y.
ACERCA DE LA HuELGA AGRICO-
LA EN- PUERTO RICO.

En- la prensa de Nueya York, sc, ha
publicado ell siguiente despacho proce-
dente de Puerto Rico:.
San Juan, P. r. FL coronel Bennett,
miembro de la policfa insular, a SUI re-
greso del sur de Ia isla ha descrito
despues de una investigation en- Ia zo-
ma agrfcola en- que Sc ha desatado la
huelga reciente, Ia seriedad del con-
flicto en- los terminus siguientes:
"Existe I'm estado anormal que con-
sidero muy grave y 10 interpreto como
I'm desaffo aIgobernador de Puerto Ri
co. Cuando los huelguistas matan la
gente, destruyen los puentes ! queman
los cafiayerales. entonces no solo estan
atacando los capitalistas, sino que
estan desafiando al, gobierno;y GREG
Ilegado 81 rnomento de que Sc alisten
.un ladoA los hombres de orden que
quieran estar dentro de Ia ley y al otrc
los que nos ianzan el cartel de desaffo
porque. q gobierno 10 ha acceptable J
estoy SECURE de poder dominar "a 81
tuaci6n.''
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-20
ESPECTACULOS

Cine Tres Banderas.-Primera jor-
NADIA de la estupenda cinta francesa
''Imperia" de la casa Gaumont, de
Paris, con los artistas de Barrabas
Judex Y Ell Hombre de las Tres Caras
Teatro Rialto.-"La Esposa Explo-
tada, Husbands Trade Mark, POI
Gloria Swanson y Stuart Holmes, y la
graciosa comedia en- 2 actos Gel dia
de las Carreras".
Cine Imperial, (Santurce) .-"Ju.
ventnd Victoriosa", acompanada de un
Vod-A-Vill.
Cine del Parque, (Santurce).-La
superproduccion francesa, titulada
"Narayanar fantasia tragica imagi-
NADIA por Leon Poirier.
Tetro Beliograph, (Catano) .-Es-
treno de los episodes 13 y IA de la
gran serie Universal, por William
Desmond, titulada: "Los Peligros del
Yukon, una revista y una comedia.
Cine Victory Garden, (Santurce).-
Una tandas. La aplaudidisima Ear
zuela en- I'm acto, titulada: "Mi Prima
Panchita" y un exito de gracia, comi-
CO, en- un acto y en- prosa, titulado:
"Los Floretes".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-20
Ell RECITAL DE EsTA NocHE

En- atenta carta nos invita- para el
concerto que esta noche celebrara en-
el Teatro "America", ell joven artista
don Martin Garralaga, artista de can
to cuya voz de tenor ha sido escueha-
da con mucho gusto por los pdblicos
de Espaia y America.
En- ell programa figuran los siguien-
ties numeros: "Tosca" (e lucevan lie
stelle) lies dos granaderos" (canto
patriotico de Schuman) Pagliacci'
(recitavo ct airoso). o).-"Valencia" (can
cion regional espanola, T. CristobaD.
I'll Trovatore" (la Pira).
Un exito complete deseamos al jo-
ven v simpatico artista, y nluy agra
decide del cumplimiento.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-20
La sRTA.\BOLOREs HANSEN HA
SIDO ADMITIDA A POSTULAR EN-
LA CORTE FEDERAL

Aver tarde fde admitida per ell juez
Odlin de la Corte Federal. a postuiar
ante dicha Corte, la senorita abogada
Dolores Hansen Aguilli, natural de
Ponce Y graduada de derecho en- Ia
Universidad de r. r. en- JUNO de 1921 1921
La peticionaria fu6 presentaaa9 . Ia
Corte por ell secretario senior Rafael
Alarc6n. firmando la peteion el Pre-
sidente del Comit6 Juan B. Soto y los
micmbros Jaime sifre Miguel Cue. 6.
rra. ,.4,
AL tomarle Ia Corte el juramentoa to-
do el p,iblico que Sc encontraba en- el
salon Sc puso de pie.
FL iuez lie di0 la mas cordial bien-
venida a la nueva letrada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-20
INA RODA DISTINGIIpA

El stibado Il las nueve de la n0che
fuG celebrada en- Ia capilla del Sagra-
do Corazon de Santurcc. ante -el Rev
2. Ignacio de Dios. la ceremonial nup-
cial de la distinguida culta scilori-
ia Elsa Amy cen el conocido joYen
Lctlo. Rafael Castro Fernandez, am
bos contrayentes muy estimados ell
nuestros circuols sociales.
Como padrinos anelaron Ia distin-
guida DANA dofa Amelia Amy de So
lis Y nuestro amigo cl I.cdo. Jose F.
Benedicto.,
Los novios han fijado su residencia
en- al calle de los Naranjos, ntimero 4
barrio Gle Miramar, la que tienen el
gusto de ofrecer a sus amistaGes.
Ell IAIPARCIAL casea los espo
sos Castro Amy. todo genero de di
chas y que Ia felieidad les sonrfa eter
namente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-20
CRINIEN EN- Ell BARRIO DE
JUAN SANCHEZ, DE BkYAMON


A la una de Ia madrugada del dfa
is del actual, Y en- el barrio Juan
Sanchez, de Bayam6n, Angel Felipe
Umpierre. de 2S alos de edad, natu-
raj y veeino de Bayam6n, agredio a
Rafael Atanasio, de 50 amos, pegan-
dole primeramente con un foete por
la espalda, Y luego haciendole tres dis
paros de revolver. de los cuales lie hi
rieron. uno en- ei est6mago Ell otro
en- el music derecho, siendo ell herido
conducido en- estado grave hasta el
Hospital Municipal. donde fu6 opera
do por los doctores Rodriguez Con-
zalez. falleciendo las diez a. m. del
mismo dfa. Umpierre fu6 arrestado
Y ell juez municipal le seiial6 >fianza
de $1,000. que presto; pero mas tar
de fue ordenada su encarcelaci0n por
ell fiscal del distrito senior Massari,
sin fijarsele fianza.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-20
NOISES EN- Ell MONTE DE SINAI

Y, mientras Noises hablaba, cayeron
rayos y centellas, y Sc oyo el ruido dc
una trompeta, 10 cual asusto mucho a
los hiios de Israel. ALI Noises les
mostro las tablas de la ley, y les ense-
no los diez mandamientos, los cua1es
fueron escritos por Dios. Estas esce-
mas, que son de gran inportancia para
toda la hunanidad, podran verse con
una surna naturalidad, en- la portento-
sa obra titulada> LA BIBLIA. la cual
muy pronto empezara exhibirse en-
los principales Cines de San Juan y
Santurce.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-20
CAYEY SUGAR COMPANY,
IN RECEIvERSHIP.
ANUNCIO DE vENTA

Los que suscriben receivers" de Ia
Cayey Sugar Co. de acuerdo con una
orden de la Corte Federal, dictada ell
dia 16 de Diciembre de 1922, en- ell case
de la West India Oil Co rs. Cayey Su.
gar Co, equidad No. 1853, Ell dia 26 de
Mario de 1928. las tres p. M, vende-
ran en- pdblica subasta en- la oficina de
los misrnos, y al mejor postor, los 81
guientes bienes:
tractor @Case" con Ell casquete del
cilindro roto.
Is tubos para caldera Stirling"
A-5oO y 800 HIP.
! 13 tubos para caldera Stirling de
500 HIP.
| p tubos para caltlera stirling de
800 HIP.
| p tubos para caldera Stirling" de
$50 ZIP.
buey.
{ IS canales de hero de so por g. de
superfcie
4 barras de acero de 2" x II.
barras de acero sexavado de 1.A".
barra de acero ochavado de 1,A".
2 barras de acero cuadrado de 1.s4".
barra de acero cuadrado de | 1s" II
barras de acero ochavados de Is
2 barrassde acero ochavado de n"
so tuboSSde cobre de AZ largo por
I o. diametro
3 tubos de metal de X . por 16' largo.
ls tubos de 4epafa caldera multi
tubular.
regulator Pikerin.
caias papel fltro dc 81 diarnetro.
20 topss para wagon de una tonelada.
A valyulas de ~,
/ / valVaila de- 8 81. ;sl s..s
50 pares cadenas para wagones.
3 tubos de 81, 2s' largo clu..
tubo de 4' de % AZ largo.
tubo de 81 con 2l largo. M
so paiios fltros de So
CuaIquiera que este ilteressdo en- los
rnistnos. puede dirigirse a los receivers"
Zen su oiicina, en los altos del Banco
Territorial y Agrieola de Puerto Rico
Gale de Tetpan. No. Is.
San Juan. r. RasMarzo $, 1923.
+. Martinez Dominguez y Jose M. Z
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-20
DE vAGAcIoNEs.

Va para Hatillo, y pasar Ia tempo
rada de vacaciones de la Alta Escue-
la en- Semana Santa, Ia bella seiIori-
ia Dolores Sala Y Morales, que es-
tara allf hasta el lunes siguiente del
Domingo tlc Pascua lie deseamos el
mejor viaje E impresiones q Ia cuita
yiajera.