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, 1923-01-07

Odd Fel'ows' Hall. j. NJ. Cromer
pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. m
Robert Heinze. superintendent. New
Years at II, Christ Going
Before Into Ga1lilee." Everybody will
want to come to church the first Sun
day in the new year In the evening
the subject will be rPure Doctrine
1t Is q day Of fact and principal. In
science. philosophy. and the same in
religion. al want the bottom and fun
damental facts. The only hopo OF the
church is to find the original truth
as Christ taught II. and follow his ex-
ample. Everyone should be interested
in these discussions. All are more
than welcome. During the week 5000
more have been paid on the new
church lot. The Rev. John F. Seibert.
general homo missionary secretary Of
the west, will vol make a visit. when
plans will be decided upon for n
church building. when one unit Of
the main building will be decided upon
A banquet win be given the secretary
when al tho Lutheran element will
he present to urge the Importance Of
the work In Casper. Tho pastor has
a permanent office at S07 O-S building
where he win BIZ glad to meet any who
may have n business. Phone 564.w.
, 1923-01-07

sos North Grant street. Rev. T. ].
Burwei1. B. D., minister. Holy com
munion will be observed at both serv.
ices Sunday. The minister will preach.
Evening sermon theme: 1.-The Begin.
ming of Wisdom. Z" Official board meet
ing Monday evening. 1880. You are
welcome to all these services. The
much talked of Religious survey will
be launched January 8. We solicit
your cooperation. Your presence is
desired especially to the services Sum
day. Some very interesting financial
reports will be made.
, 1923-01-07
North casper Comnunlt1.

1909 North Durbin St. Rev. George
Woodland, minister. Sunday school at
10 a. m. Christian Endeavor. 6:45 p
m. Morning worship. II. Evening
worship. 7:3o. Revival meetings are
being held every night at 7:3o. under
the charge of Rev. 8. r. Sheriff. OF
Salt Creek, formerly from West vir-
ginia. All are heartily invited to all
the activities.
, 1923-01-07

Tabernacle. Sixth and Durbin SITS
Rev. Charles A. Wilson, D. d.. pastor
Sunday school and Bible classes. 9:is.
Morning worship. IL o'clock. Sermon,
"Glortfication of Christ" Communion
service. Anthem. 1.-THE Spirit In Our
Hearts."-Shelley. Solo. Ninetyfirst
Psalm-Mrs. Frank. The session viii
meet at 1o:46 to receive new mem
bers. Young peoples meeting, $50 ..
m. Evening service. 1910, under the
auspices of the Presbyterian Brother
hood class. Speakers. Messrs. l.. A
Reed and Byron S. HUE, Cornet solo
20. Dry These Tears" Mr.. A. G. Da.
wilson. with a violin obligato. by Miss
Stone. Anthem. THE Light of Glory
-Petrie. Solo. Mr.. A. 8. Cartwright
We welcome all to these services.
, 1923-01-07

trinity LuI1hcTNn.
Cdissouri synod. s. Park and e.,
Fourth streets. J. H Gockel. pastor.
Sunday school. $50. Morning service,
1880. Text Of sermon: Luke 2:41-ba.
Theme. The Fathers Busineas-My
Business" Evening service. 7:so. Be.
ginning a series of sermons on THE
Work Of the Church" Text of first
sermon: Matthew collie. Theme.
The Scope of the Work of the
Church" Monday evening at 8
o'clock the first quarterly business
meeting OF the congregation win be
held. officers win be elected and
other matters OF Importance taken up,
, 1923-01-07
German Christina. For England

LONDoN-By United Press.HThe
hated "boche" of Christmas Day. 1917.
made Christmas Day. 1923. a merry
n in England. Five years ago Ger
many's chief export to England was
an occasional Zeppelin raid. In 1922,
the German Black Forest was the
principal sourco of England's Christ
, 1923-01-07
Tho Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter
Day Saints.

Services will be held in the Labor
Union hall on North wolcott. sunda,
school at 1880 a. m. and evening serv
ice at 1880 p. m. Everyone invited
No collections.
, 1923-01-07

Christian Science services are held
every Sunday at II a. m. in the
church edifice at Fourth and Grant
streets. The lesson sermon for Sun
day is God" Sunday school for
, 1923-01-07

built In 1903. She is 14o feet long.
$3.50 tom displacement. 170.o 900
horsepower. with q designed speed Of
twenty-one knots.
Several attempts to preserve the
Olympia as a Spanish war memorial
have failed because the shortage OF
Navy funds preclude all but the most
necessary expenditures for the navy.
, 1923-01-07

Corner H and Madison. Bible
school. 10 a. m. Lords supper End sew
Vices at II a m. Young peoples ser
vices. $3.50. Preaching at 1880. The IL
dies will meet to organize. The La
dies Society at Mrs. Dundon in the
Murphy apartments. Thursday. Janu
airy IL at ESQ. All are invited.
, 1923-01-07

Corner of Poplar and f fteenth SITS
Rev. F. I. Blanchard in charge.
Meetings as follows; Sunday. 2:39 p.
M: Sunday school. sac p. m. Young
Peoples meeting. 1880 p. m. Preach
ing service, subject. unfinished Life
Building" Thursday, 7.3o p. m.
Prayer meeting. subject, Satan and
Ills Work. The public Is invited.
, 1923-01-07

Corner Grant and Lind SITS. r. r.
Eildebrand. pastor. Bible school. s46
Morning service. 10:45. Christian En-
deavor society. $3.50. Evening service
at 1880. Orchestra. choir and piano
music. Everyone is urged to be ready
, 1923-01-07

1t has recently becp found that
photographs of stars down 10 the
ixth magnitude of degree of bright
'ess can be- taken in broad daylight.
e the photographs are taken through
| deep red screen the stars appear.
distinctly.
, 1923-01-07

the holiday throngs. They were very
cheap. The average working man
could buy a small tree and fill it with
toys for n little owe a dollar.
, 1923-01-07

Seventh and wolcott. Rev. Philip
X. Edwards. rector. Holy Communion
at 8 a. m. Church school at s9:45 o.
M. Holy Communion and sermon at
II a m. Vesper service at 5 p. m.
, 1923-01-07

Rev. F. 1. Blanchard in charge. Sun
day meetings as follows: Sunday
school. 10 a. m. Preaching service,
IL a. m.
, 1923-01-07

Young women Of London have taken
o wearing a red ribbon round their
mikes as q sign that they have been
accinated.
, 1923-01-07

pupils up to the ago Of 20 il held at
$3.50 a M Testimonial meetings are
held Wednesday evenings at 8 o'clock.
, 1923-01-07

AIflls Presbyterian
Rev. Edwin E. Preston.
Sunday school, s:8o p. m.
Evening worship, 1870.
, 1923-01-07

Rev. Edwin E. Preston.
Sunday school. $50 q. m.
MorninE woruhip. 11:oo.
, 1923-01-07

with their criticisms. Have your pen.
Gil handy writs your criticisms OF
the church services and your sugges-
ons for ley year. We dfe trying
to start the new year In the right way.
Help us. The regular monthly board
meeting Will be held in the church,
2;so p. m. Sunday afternoon. Every
member must be present. Iportant.
The regular monthly Bible school
council meeting VIII be Monday even
ing at 7:ao at the church. Boys and
girls. you win enjoy tho Sunday schoo
hour immensely from now on. Some
thing new each week. Let's 20. DON'T
mind the weather. we'll have II warm
, 1923-01-07
So. Anthony's CathoIlc.

ST. Anth0ny's Catholic.
Corner of Seventh and Center SITS.
The Rev. Father ]. H. Muilin, pas
tor. Early mass. Z a. m: second mass
Q a. m: last mass. 1890 a. M; bene
diction. . p. m; mass during the week
8 a m.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-16
AsABBLEA DE La AsOCIACION DE
TENEDORES DE LIBROS

FL primero de julio pr6ximo cele-
brara una Asamblea Extraordinaria la
Association de Tenedores ae Libros
oficinistas de Puerto Rico en- la que Sc
trataran asuntos de inter6s para la CO.
lcctividad y para el pals.
En- una reunion conjunta que cele-
braron 81 Comit6 Executive ell Comi-
t6 Local en- San Juan, Sc aprobaron
acuerdos relacionados con la Orden
del Dia que Sc so1neter& a la asamblea,
entire ellos, uno que Sc relaciona con
Ia qualification lie un peri6dico 6rgano
de Ia institution.
No Sc ha determinado en- que local
Sc efectuard Ia asamblea, pero Sc cree
que Ell Comisionado de servicio Pu-
blico sefor Diez de Andino permitira
que Sc efectde en- el salon de acta del
Ayuntamiento.
En- la session conjunta celebrada Sc
10 cuenta con 81 resultado obtenido en-
Ia recollection de fondos para sostener
la biblioteca y las classes nocturnas de
dicho ORGANISING. Y Sc aoord6 acusar re
cibo a todas las casas de comercio y
a las corporaciones Que han contribui
do con Sis 6bolos para Ia importante
obra. Las principales casas han acspta-
do y Sc cree que todas las firmas lie res
ponsabiHdad ayudaran al laudable pro
p6sito. En- Ia asambIea general que Sc
celebrara el primero de Julio Sc cubri-
ran las vacantes cue existen en- el Co
mite Ejecutivo Sc aprobara un plan
de organization general para toda la
isla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-16
EI ex-kaiSer aIeman esta
resignadO a mOrir en- Ell
OstraciSmO en- Doom
Durante un concerto en- Ia resi-
dencia del ex=emperador, eel ex=
Kronprinz llora al escuchar los
c2ntos populares alemanes.

BERLIN, junio.-El ex-kaiser Gui-
nermo dc Afellania ha abandonado por
corpleto toda esperanza de regresar
de Doorn a su patria, tanto como EN-
peraaor como con q caracter de ciu-
daaano particular. segln declaration
exclusive dada hoy al International
Service pcr Martin Cremer ell cual
acala dc rcg1asar dc la rosidencia del
ex-sobeIano, la princesa Herminia y
el ex-kroaprinz. po4 los cuales fue
rcciDQo.
dijo-se la resignado
q morir en- el ostracismo.
1nforma tambi6n Herr Cremer que
el ex-kaiscr no Is verdad aus ufre de
demencia leHgiosa. como nabia in
tornado en- lcs Estados Unidos; su vi
Ga de casado con su aegunda esposa,
Herminia discurre en- Ia mayor arno-
MIA; agrega cue son tambi6n falsos
los rumores de que Herminia esta a
puntc de ser madre.
Fl International News Service pue-
de h2cer una luz sobre la vida de reclu-
sion QUO neva el senior de la guerra
!, 9, fo,o;1i, an CT, roe;dancio 6e Doorn
pooi1,+o,,o,,+o dioo :, colo oan+an+es
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-16
MUJER ARROLLADA

En- la Avenida Pance &c Leon, para
da s. eI autom6vil de Candido Fernan-
dez. arroll6 a Ia senora Teresa Tapia
Rogue. causdndole una confusion con
erosion en- el codo derocho, otra en- Ia
region parietal occipital derecha, con
fusion en- la region glutea, y erosiones
en- otras parties del cueupo, de las que
fu6 asistida en- e. hospital municipal
donde qued6 recluida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-16
cHooUE DE vEHToULos

En- la Avenida Juan Ponce de Leon,
rarada 8 81 "truck' dc Ricardo Che
vestre. clgoc6 con Ia guagua de Alfre-
do Rosa. resultando Ia guagua con el
guardalodo y ell eje izquierdo rotos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-16
NINA ARROLLADA P0R
UNA LocoMoToRA

En- la via del ferrocarril, parada
6lb. Ia locomotora numero 63, que con
ducia el maquinista F. M6ndez, arrOllo
Ia nina Irma Lluveras, causandole
una confusion en- Ia region occipital-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-16

THE FLEIsCHMANN COMPANY,
Dept.-,,701 Washington Street,
New York, N. Y.
Slrvanse enviarme gratis, el libreto The
New Found Value Of Fleschmann's Yeast
in Building Health"
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-18
HEAR
ON LAND GRAB
~AssembIyman Hoffman Op-
poses Annexation of Part
of Sayrevllle

SOUTH AMBOY, Dec. 1s.-As-
semblyman Harold G. Hoffman, at a
meeting of the Taxpayers Assocla
ton, held in the city hall last night
denounced the idea of annex1ng GER
tain parts of the borough of Sayre-
vile at this time, characterizing the
move as a land grab
"The petition" the a~ssemblyman
stated, lis several years old and
signed at a time when South Amboy
had other things to offer other than
a high tax rate. Some of the names
on the petition are now violently
opposed to annexation.
It have" said Mr.. Hoffman, ever
since | can remember, stood for all
things that was for the advance
ment of South Amboy, but l am
against the advancement of South
Amhoy at the expense Of anybody
else. | doubt very much whether
or not the annexation would have
the desired effect. 1t might in a
way lower the tax rate, but then
again If sewerage, water, and electric
lightings and other things demanded
OF a city were given to that section
annexed. 1t might mean a higher
tax rate"
Assemblyman Hoffman stated that
he was open to suggestions on the
matter of a one man assessor for
cities of the third class and would
Introduce such a bill in the assembly
if the association would give him
some idea of just what they were
looking for. He explained the good
and bad points attached to such a
bill and like the majority of those
present favored the office being an
elective one, although it was re-
ported that this office If created
would be under civil service ruling.
"If this bill passes calling for a
one man assessor, 1t viii mean
greater expense to the city, If the
city Is to get the kind of man needed
for such an Office. At the present
time the three assessors are paid
each $3.50.
ut is very doubtful" said the as
semblyman "if a man who would
measure up to the job could be had
at much less than $500 per year"
Mr.. Hoffman stated hat to his
mind two things would be necessary
"a tax assessment map and q build
Ing code. =.
He pointed out the advantages Of
both, Mr.. Hoffman also outlined
the requirements needed to hold
such a position IL the city would be
benefited.
Thomas Gelsinon, president of the
association, stated that he agreed
with the assemblyman, and added
that the salary of $500 was rather
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-18

small during these times. Boys re-
ceive $1,000 nowadays he added.
The president suggested that the
sala.y have a maximum of $1,000
per year and a minimum of $500.
A committee was appointed to
look into the ann of assessment
Of Sayreville and South River,
where it was stated one man as
SCISSOR is being employed. John
Ellams was named chairman. John
Perkins and Michael Welsh comprise
the committee.
Mayor Chase in denouncing the
idea Of q taA assessment map, stated
that there were at the present time
as fine a set of maps as there was
In the country, and until someone
was able to show him where a tax
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-18

assessment map at a cost of $4,000
would be of any greater value, he
would be against the assessment
map. The mayor was referring to
the city block map. While the ma
jority of those present at last
nights meeting felt that the mayor
was right, there were others who
were inclined to believe that there
Is a great deal Of difference be-
tween block maps and assessment
maps.
In Guiding officers and members
there we're present at last nights
meeting twenty people. 1t Is under
stood that at no meeting Is there any
greater number. This handful of
taxpayers are trying to carry on the
work of bringing about an equaliza-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-18

ton DIN assessments. Mr.. Berrien
one of the m Interested In the
organization. quoted what seems to
be the truth of the whole matter
when he said:
people must be satisfied with the
conditions as they nov stand or
they would pe at this meeting to-
night" Those behind the move
ment found it a difficult task to get
someone to accept the office of pres
ident. It was not until last nights
meeting that the president and vice
president were elected.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-18

Most readers of love stories In
England are women over thirty years
of age.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-18
Service
A Real Public Need

AS one of the public you need transportation service. 1t
you don't use trolleys or buses yourself you need the
service they give for your business or because the COM
munity needs it and you are a part of the cornmuu1ity
You don't need a trolley car and a bus at the same
time. You need one or the other. And many others
are like you.
In a word, communities and individuals need safe,
adequate, convenient and economical means of trans
%portation.
For city and town purposes, troleys and buses are the
accepted agencies for transporting the masses of the
people.
Where both are required it is perfectly obvious that
the best and the most economical results can be Sc
cured only by co-ordinating the operation of trolleys
and buses under a single management responsive to
public supervision, because cooperation and co-ordi-
nation is better than useless competition which results
in useless waste.
Public Service Railway Company.
THOMAS N. McCARTER, President
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-18

THOMAS N. McCARTER, President
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-23

Importa mucho que nos ocupemos va,
pdbIicamente. de uno de los mas tras-
cendtntaIes probIemas que afectan a
esta locahdad
Y hemos de hacerlo, pdblicamente,
por dos razones.
Primero. para que cuando surja el
conficto que Sc avecina de no poder
dar ingreso a todos los ninos de e5ad
escolar que Sc presenter soIcitando
puesto en- el pr6ximo curse, sepa el pue-
bio cuales son las razones que obhga-
ran a actuar asi a las autoridades es-
colares.
Y segundo, para vor dc consegrdr que
los uamados hacerlo, detcngan un
POGO su atenci6n en- este asunto que
entrana capital importancia para la Vi
da de esta ciudad, pues es precise
hablar francamente y decir. que Guam
tas gestiones ofciales particularcs
vienen reaIizando desde hace tres me
ses para conjurar con tempo el con
ficto SC e5trellan en- cl muro infran-
queable dc Ia indiforencia y &c las
promesas vanas. Que en- ESQ 81 que
sornos pr5digos, importando muy POGO
el nal ejemplo que damos a Ia juven-
tud con esa falta de caracter QUO re-
eresentan los ofrecimientos que nun
ca han de cumplirse.
E importa mucho resolver este con-
ficto todos, 81 es que Caguas ha de
scguir siendo 10 que hasta ahora STEM
pre- fue en- ToDOs LOS ORDENEs.
De Caguas puede hablarse en- varios
aspectos; para el asunto de Ia instruc-
cj6n hemos de echar mano del as
pecto politico. z politicamente ha-
blando es. sin disputa. para el partido
Unionista. la PRIMERIsIBEA ciudad
de su Conso.
Fu6 en- Ia pasada campafla electoral
Ia que llev6 mas votos las urnas. Con
sus cINCo MIL TEEINTIsEIs sU-
FBAGIOs omitidos. asombr6 a Ia is-
Ia; salvo el Distrito Senatorial de caer
en- manos de los fsocialistas pues
que siendo el triunfo por acumulaci6n,
aplast6 con aquella cifra Ia hidra We
nenosa dc los vociferadores Que aspi-
raban, DIz que representa- Ell Dis
trito; y salv6 la situaci6n creada en-
Guayama por el caciquismo ALI en-
tronizado.
ESQ hizo Caguas no estara de
mas apuntar que, hecho asi, esta ciu-
dad que 10 sabe dar todo por la Pa
tria, NADIA pidi6 a los hombres que di-
rigen los destinos del pals y NADIA tam
POGO Sc le ofreci6.
No es de Caguas, el Representante
la Camara.
No es de caguas, ninguno de los dos
Senadores del Distrito.
Nj siquiera es de Caguas. Ell miem-
bro reaidente de Ia Junta Central del
partido. Es, de Guayama, que Sc dej6
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-23

nuestro amigo el representante teatral
Curro Perez nos comunica que para Ia
rrimera decena del mes de agosto de-
butara en- nuestro primer cohseo.
La Compaiiia esta compuesta por Gle
mentos ventajosamento conocido8 en- cl
Arte, fgurando en- ella artistas espaho-
les v argentinos de prilnera linea.
Nos asegura CURRITo que tanto
MERCEDES DIAz como ARSENIC
PERDIGUERo son dos artistas colosa-
les tanto en- 10 serio romo en- 10 CO.
mico Y que sera I'm verdadero triunfo
la noche de su debut.
Nos daran a conocer los dltimos es-
trenos de Madrid Buenos Aires y en-
esta brillante temporada Sc estrenara
entire otros la gran obra de JORGE
IsAAcs, titulada MARIA sacada de
Ia popularisima novela del mismo nom
bre.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-23
EN- LA MITAD DE EUROPA FL
REGIMEN REPRESENTATIVE.

Continuation de la pagina 13)
desconfarse entire 81 mas menos en- to
Gas parties.
Els verdad, en- cambio que csa ere
ciente division es otro impadimento pa
rs la pacifcacion la reorganization Gle
Europa. Aunque los diplomaticos sc dis
tinguen en- el arte de destacar con es-
trdiadas formulas las poltticas inter
mas de las politicas exteriorss, las dos
estan siempre midas entire 81 mas de
10 que quiere reconocer ell facil. opti-
Eismo Official. Un Estado puede deer;
Y repetir por boca de sus ministries
que los negocios internos de ctro Es-
tado no le importan; pero nunca sera
sincere. Dos estados desconfsran STEM
pre-, aun en- las relaciones diplomaticas
en- apariencia mas amigables cuando
el partido que eobierr2 cada uno de
esos Esta1o3 os aauel con cl cual esta
.clnpenado en- una lucha mortal dentro
del propio pals.
La unidad monarquica recompuesta
eli 1914 1916 fu6 una de las razones
por Is cuales Europa pudo levantsrse
rapidamente despues de Ia guerra entire
L. Revolution ell Imperio, Bueno .
malo, el mismo espiritu amino por mas
de treinta amos a los Gobiernos de Ell-
lopa, los que asi pudieron vivir en-
paz, 81 no ayuiarse mutuamente, a
10 menos no estorbarse mltuamente,
sabiendas Esta fortuna extraordina-
ria no Sc ha repetido despues de la que
ara mundial Cada dia aparoce mas ma
nifesto que 81 Ell principle monarquico
ha caido al fin de la guerra mundial,
ell principle democratico, en- vez de
triunfar definitivamente, tambi6n Sc ha
debilitaao por la caida del principle
rival CORE Ell peligro de ser arras
trado en- su caida. Esta sorpresa para
dojal es la llave de todas las presentes
difcultades de Europa y de muchas dc
las futuras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-23
La Sra. Benet de Newton Sc. d.
rige al Iltmo. 0bispo

Mujer Hombruna' No me extra
fan esos temores: Ell tipo es repuisivo
en todas las circumstances en- todos
los paises, pero yo me inclino a Greer
que, 81 esa figura infeliz ha aparecido
en- Ell mundo, no Labia sido provocado
por la bondad y justicia de los hom-
bres. Afortunadamente esa figura no
existe en- Puerto Rico. hi creo que Sc
presente. Nosotros nos movcmos en- ell
circulo de nuestra educaci6n costum-
bres. Pedimos el sufragio porque es-
tamos convencidas de que Sc nos qui-
ia I'M privilegio al caal tenemos dere-
cho y porque queremos cooperar con
nuestro voto la confecci0n de las Ic-
yes de nucstro pals, para engrandccor
nuestro hogar que es tambi6n dc los
hombres.
Presidiendo la que suscribe Ia Liga
Social Sufagista de Puerto Rico. Gle
vamos las siguentes peticiones la
pasada Legislature: Para restringir Ia
Ley de Divorcio para crear una Jun
Ia dc Censura dc Peliculas; Proyecto
de Bienestar Social conteccionado por
personals de difercntes creaos relgio-
SOS y politicos una Enmienda a la Ley
del Juego y Reformas Escolares. Solo
Ell este dltimo especto-Reforma Es-
colares-fuimos atendidas en- algo.
Las sufragistas de Puerto Rico ira
bajan en- todas las asociaciones civicas
religoisas y no hay quien pueda de-
cir que su campana haya sido desorde-
NADIA Il hostil sino al contrario, dema
siado pacifca.
lie he hecho esta reIaci6n porquo CO
mo hace POGO tempo que I'd. viene
entire nosotras tai vez no haya tenido
opcrtunidad de enterarse de nuestras
actuaCioncs.
Atentamente.