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New Britain herald., 1924-05-10

members, Commander Edward ngren of the Legion urged that the members Of tho post turn out Me morial Day, saying that as tho men grew older. they realized tho respon- siblity which have been placed on ihem, espiecially by members of tho veterans of the Civil war.
 Poppy sales.
 Poppy sales were explained by Commander Ogrcn as a yearly event to remind tho nation of it's war dead, He said that the money raised would be used to decorate cx-scrviccmcn's graves, the remainder to be used for some charitable purpose such as haV- ing an American Legion bed at the hospital. In this way, inc command CT explained, could thes pirit of the poppy be preserved and as the years rolled by, the poppy would become more and more dignihed.
 Charity Work.
 Douglas Johnston Of the free bod committee explained that $500 was nScessary to carry out the Legion plans at the hospital He was in strncted by the commander 10 pros oced with the plans in accordance with the vote Of the post.
 The post also instructed a commlt- tee to purchase a set of apparatus for the playground of the day nursery.
 Marble Contest.
 Treasurer Gus Carlson, acting ad- juiant during the illness of Louis Fleischer, read a communication from
New Britain herald., 1924-05-10
The Entertainment.
City Items

At meeting of the Knights of Columbus held last evening it was voted to confer the degree on a class of candidates on Sunday. June s. It 10 expected that the Westerly, R, l. degree team will confer the degree. Masterpieces" Chocolates for Moth CTS Day at ANelrod's, 22S Park St.
 advt. At meeting of the Social Workers club held at the Y. W. C. A. last eve ming, delegates 10 tho Connecticut So- cia Workers conference, held at Bridgeport recently submitted their reports, Those making reports were Miss Shenkcl and F., l., Stcbhins.
 Hallinan's Lunch from S:30 a. m. to 1:30 D. m.-adNt.
 The state commissioner of motor vehicles has restored the license Of Conrad Olson Of i6 Jubilee street to operate motor vehicles.
 2 Columbia Records, st.00. c. L. Pierce Co.--adVt
 "The Dust of tho Earth" will he tho subject Of four-act drama to be given by Burritt Grange at Odd Fol- lows hall this evening. Dancing will follow.
 Nictrolas and Pianos, Henry Morans --adyt.
 The will of Jonathan Wood, filed in the probate court yesterday, directs that tho entire estate be left to his widow, Mrs. Elizabeth Wood, who is also appointed exccutrix.
 Come and try our Sunday dinner. Soda Shoppe, 2S9 Main St--adyt
 Miss Mary C. Ambrose Of this city has graduated from the St. Agnes Trssning School for Nurses at West Hartford and will resume her position at the undercliff sanitarium, Meriden. The Lady Nest of Owls will hold a regular meeting Monday evening at Odd Fellows hall.
 II. Dayton Humphrey sold today for Elmer B. Wood a one family house on Jerome street to Oscar l.. and Louisa M. Frisk.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-10
Foreign Exchange

New York, May 1o.--Foreign ex- changes firm: Quotations in --eents: Great Britain. demand 4S7 1-t, cables 437 1-2, SO day bills on banks 435; France, demand sos, cables SOC; Italy, demand 445 1-2, cables 4.46: Belgium, demand 4ss, cables 500: Germany, demand tper trillion) 23; Holland, demand 37.3s; Norway. de- mand 14.00: Sweden, demand 26.4s: Denmark, demand 17.04: Switzerland, demand 11.77; Spain, demand 1884; Greece, demand 2.o4: Poland, demand .000o12: Czecho- -slovakia. demand 2.93 1-4; Jugoslavia. demand 1.24; Austria, demand .0014 1-S: Rumania demand .51 Is; Argentina, demand 33.00: Brazil, demand 11.2s: Tokio, demand 70; Montreal 9s 11-52.
 T. s. TREASURY STATEMENT.
 U. s. Treasury balance, ss25,s59,542.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-10

machine. The petition hled with su- perior Court Judge George L. Hinman last Friday in the name Of Mir. Kin scila alleging that scores of people voted franduIentiy for Mayor stevens viii be officially withdrawn Monday.
 Notice Of the withdrawal was sent to Francis ". Cole. counsel for May or Stevens. hy special messenger yss- ierday from the office cf William r. Egan. counsel for sx-Msyor kinssils-
New Britain herald., 1924-05-10
COUNT SALM LEAVES
 WITH BRIDE TODAY
Starts for America, Despite Con-
 trapy Reports
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
 Paris, May 10.-Count Ludwig Salm von Hoogstraeten and his countess, who was Miss Millicent Rogers, of New York. took the boat train early this morning for Havre on their way to the United States.
 The first plan was for the count to remain here for some time. but he decided to leave with his wife.
 New York, May 10.-Reports are current, according to the New York Times, that Col. II. H. Rogers, who sailed for Europe April 23. is return ing with his daughter, Milicent, the Countess Ludwig Salm von Hoogstrae- ten. Count Salm is not in the party, according to the reports.
 While the reports include no defi- nte information of a break between the former Miss Rogers and the Aus trian nobleman whom she quietly married last January, persons close to-the family are said to have grounds for considering such a possibility.
 Miss Rogers who is 20 years old and granddaughter of the late H. H. Rogers of the Standard Oil com pany, was married to the count Jan nary 9 in the municipal building with out any previous knowledge of her intention on the part of her parents
 January 26, the couple sailed for Europe. No member of the countess family was at the pier and she said her parents had not called on them since the marriage.
 In an affidavit attached to the mar riage license, the count described himself as Count Ludwig Albrechi Konstantin. salm, dealer in antiques divorced from his first wife, formerly the Baroness yon kromsta. Two months prior to the marriage at the municipal building, it was understood the count was to marry Mrs. Grace Sands Montgomery Coffin.
 Col. Rogers sailed for Europe last month to put his son, H. H. Rogers Jr., in Oxford. He refused to say whether he would see his daughter.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-10
MISS wHIrTLIIsB sHowERED.

Following a rehearsal of the choir Of st. Johns Lutheran church held last evening, a miscellaneous shower was held in honor Of Miss Hilda Whitfield, a member of the choir, in the church parlors. The parlors were prcttily decorated for the occasion. Musical selections were rendered, games played and luncheon served. Miss Whitfield was the recipient of many beautiful and useful gifts. She will become the bride of Charles Step Ter on May 24.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-10
SUNSHINE SOCIETY NOTES

The Sunshine society met Monday afternoon. Since the last meeting there had been two bouquets of flowers sent and 24 calls made on the sick and shut-ins. There were six birthday gifts for the month of May sent to the crip- pied children at the Newington home. At present there are two wheel chairs not in use. At the next meeting on May 19 which will be held in the Methodist church. Miss Hazard from tho State Farm for Women will speak.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-10
Wall Street Briefs

New York, May 1o.-Money rates in Wall street were at the lowest level yesterday since 1922. Leading banks lent funds against stock exchange collateral for three and four months at per cent, while longer maturities were quoted as low as 4-4 1-4 per cent a decline of 1-4 of 1 per cent from the day before. Call money. at Sk per cent was in larger supply than ever.
 The American Power & Light Co.,, declared a per cent stock dividend in addition to the regular quarterly cash dividend of 21a per cent on the common stock payable June to stock of record May 20.
 Retail deliveries of the Ford Motor Co.,, in April, domestic and foreign. totalled 231,000 vehicles, of which 211.410 were cars and trucks and 1c,- 900 tractors.
 Pennok Oil Co.,, earned net income of S311,2S0 in the quarter ended March 31, equal to S4 cents share on the capital stock against s6ss.s9S or s1.61 share in the first quarter of 1923.
 Stock holders of the Grand Rap ids Railway Co.,, will meet in Grand Rapids on May 12 to authorize first mortgage or deed of trust to the American Exchange National Bank of New York which will secure an issue of s5,00o,oo0 sinking fund gold bonds.
 Eighty-two sugar centrals in Cuba have finished grinding their crops with an output of 9,ss2,s5s bags.
 Denial of reports current in the financial district that an agreement existed between the Standard oil Co. of New Jersey and the Royal Dutch Shell Co.,, for division of the worlds s markets between the two organiza- tions, or any understandings concern ing payments to the Soviets for future concessions, has been made by w. C. Teagle, president of the Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey.
 Retail deliveries of the Ford Motor CO. in April, domestic and foreign, totalled about 231,o0o. Of which 211,41o were cars and trucks, 1e,000 tractors. 762 Lincoln and about 1000 foreign cars.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-10
AT I. o. B. B. CONVENTION

Delegates elected by Jehuda Halevi lodge, I. O. B. B. who are attending the convention of the district of New England and Canada being held at Hotel Astor in New York today and tomorrow are Morris D. Sake, George Levitt. Dr. B. L, Protass and W. Nj. Greenstein. President David l.. Nair of the local lodge and Mrs Nair and Mrs Sake are also attending the con vention.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-10
HERMAN GETS DECISION

Sacramento, Calif., May 10.-Babe Herman, New York. was awarded the decision over Tommy o'Leary. Sacra- mento. at the end of four rounds of boxing here last night. The decision did not prove popular They fought at 126 pounds.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-10
DENoCRaTs QUIT
Hsuford Election Tight officially
 Declared on.

Hartford. May ig.--The contest to unseat Mayor Norman C. Stevens. re- publican, alleging he was Illegally elected over ex-Mayor Richard ]. Kinseila. democrat. in the city cleo ton of April i. vas abruptly flsccn- tinued yesterday by the democratic
New Britain herald., 1924-05-10

the Junior Achievement, urging that the post appoint five judges for the New Britain Herald marble shooting contest After explanatory remarks by William w. T. Squire, Commander Ogren appointed Nathan Avery, John Preston, Howard Timbrell, William Kelley and Harold Bertini.
 County Banquet.
 The county banquet of the Ameri- can Legion is to be held at the Bur ritt hotel Saturday night, May IT.. Each post is to have a table. Local men are urged to come as it is open to all post members. Charles F. Smith, Arthur G. Kihlball and George Dyson are to be guests of the post that even ing. The 40 and g., the fun shop of the eiegion, is to have a table. The speaker of the evening will be George B, Chandler. former compensation commissioner, and his remarks will be along economic lines. Messrs. Hart well, Goldthwait and Hawkins of the Rotary, Lions and Kiwans clubs re- spectively have been inviated. State officers of the Legion will also be present. -
 Membership Drive.
 Arthur Potts, chairman of the membership drive now going on, re- ported progress and the addition of about 40 new members since the drive has been in progress Teams are working this afternoon to hunt up their "Buddies" and explain to them the advantages of the Legion. The goal for the total membership of the post this drive is 800 paid up mem- bers, and Commander Ogren predicts that the quota will more than he filled. Douglas Johnston offered a SlO prize to the member bringing in the most members.
 The Entertainment. During the meeting. the Eddy Glover post band played from time to time, and after the meeting the Mo- hawk Comedy Four entertained. Clem Lewis and Bob Loomis sang a few l songs. After the entertainment tho Ladies Auxiliary served refreshments
New Britain herald., 1924-05-10

man is handicapped. Even if he feels that way, he is ashamed 10 describe a thing as perfectly darl- ing"
New Britain herald., 1924-05-10
LEGION. MEMORIAL
 PLANS ARE MADE
Eddy-GlOVer Post Members Listen to Spencer H. Wood Of (. A. R.

Vice Commander William kel- Icy, of the graves decoration com- mittee of the Eddy-Glover Post. American Legion, requests that all people who have removed le- zion markers from the graves of local heroes kindly replace them by this Sunday night at the latest, in order that the committee might check up for the purpose of decorating the graves Memorial Day. Chairman Kelley explained many parents or relatives took the Legion markers off the graves during the winter in fear that they might be lost.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-10

Oddly enough, when a second story worker is arrested they never ask him which party he belong to.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-10

Spencer H. Wood of the local c. A. R. post addressed the members of Eddy-Gloyer post, American Legion, at their club rooms last evening and urged that the Legion boys get out Memorial Day to help their elder comrades keep alive the principles for which the day was founded. Com mander Wood thanked the men for their excellent showing last year and said that the grand marshal of the parade, Edward V. Streeter, would welco ne suggestions from the post
New Britain herald., 1924-05-10

Pennok Oil Co.,, earned net income of sS11,2so in the quarter ended March 31, equal to s4 cents a share on the capital stock against s6ss.s9S or s1.61 a share in the first quarter of 1923.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-10

Retail deliveries of the Ford Motor Co.,, in April, domestic and foreign. totalled 231,000 vehicles, of which 211.410 were cars and trucks and 12,- 900 tractors.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-10

Retail deliveries of the Ford Motor CO. in April, domestic and foreign, totalled about 2Si,o0o, Of which 211,41o were cars and trucks, 12.o00 tractors. 762 Lincoln and about 1000 foreign cars
New Britain herald., 1924-05-10

The American Power & Light Co.,, declared a 2 per cent stock dividend in addition to the regular quarterly cash dividend of 21z per cent on the common stock payable June to stock of record May 20.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-23
HERRIOT ACLARA LO QUE
HA HABIDo SOBRE LA CAR
IA DE MAC DONALD

PARIS, agosto %. Omitted Press)
e. lfder comunista Cachin, interpelo
a Herriot en- plena Camara, solicitan
do que diera una explicaci6n satisfac
toria sobre la carta que enviara Nc
Donald ultimamente y en- la cual Sc
aparta por complete de los acuerdos
de Ia conferencia interaliada celebra-
ds en- Londres, en- 10 que respecta
la evacuation militar del Rhur. He
riot, contest6 que no tenia inconve-
niente alguno en- dar cuantas explica
clones Sc lie pidiesen a ese respecto,
manifestando que no tenia conocimien
tos de dicha carta mucho antes de ser
publicada, y que 81 ell piblico no la
ccnoci6 antes fue porque el domingo
no habia peri6dicos. Agreg6 que el
texto de la carta tan solo confrma
que Ell gobierno ingl6s a ultima hora
Sc resolvio condenar la ocupacion
militar del Rhur, habiendola aproba-
do en- principle, pero que la carta de
Mcdonald no afecta en- NADIA ell acuer
do anglo-frances.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-23
LOS NACIONALISTAS ALEMA
MES Sc MUESTRAN INDE=
CISOS

BERLIN, agosto % Omitted Press)
Los nacionalistas, de quienes depende
el gobierno para conseguir las dos ter
ceras parties de los votos del Reichs-
tag que ratifQuen 10 acordado en- Ia
conferencia interaliada en- Londres, Sc
han reunido en- ell dia de hoy para con
siderar la question, y decidir la actitud
que han de adoptar ese respecto.
Sc tiene entendido que los naciona-
listas no adoptaran una actitud detini-
tiva en- 10 que respecta al plan Dawes
hasta que no oigan Ell informe que ha
de hacer ante ell Reichstag en- el dia
de hoy, La delegation alemana que
asisti6 la conferencia interaliada, y
La cual estaba compuesta por Marx,
stressman, y Luther. Ell gobierno ha
propuesto que Sc ponga discussion el
plan Dawes durante ell dia del sabado
poniendose votaci6n en- primera y
segunda lectura, luego, que Sc vote
en- tercera lectura, el lunes, siendo di
cha votaci6n defnitiva, para una CO.
sa otra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-23
TODAS LAS ESHERANZAS DEL
GOBIERNO ALEMAN ESTAN
CIFRADAS EN- LOS MA
CJONAT ISTAS
CIONALISTAS

BERLIN, agosto % Omitted Press)
-Hasta la fecha no hay NADIA def
nitivo, Y no Sc sabe que suerte podra
correr ell plan Dawes en- la session
de esta tarde en- el Reichstag. Los
nacionalistas, que son los 1nicos que
pueden decidir la question Sc reunie-
ron aver, pero Sc tiene entendido
cue aun no han tornado un acuerdo
final, y que aun esta la puerta abier-
ia para entrar en- negociaciones. Sc
cree que 81 los nacionalistas obtie-
nen la promesa de que el gobierno
ha de aprobar la tarifa agraria, 0
darles participation en- ell gabinete,
daran sus votos al plan Dawes, con
10 que Sc aseguraria ell triunfo del
gobierno, obteniendo las dos terce-
ras parties de los votos que son de
rigor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-23
Ell nGmerO de manana......
(Cortinuaci6n de la Ia. pag.)

CORE ell pueblo britanico con el triun-
fo en- las proximas elecciones del
Partido Laborista al que considera
'un lobo disfrazado de carnero"; el
segundo, hacienda un estudio deta-
llado e impartial sobre ell proble-
MA de las viviendas para la clase
pobre en- Inglaterra; y ell 1ltimo,
hacienda un recordatorio general de
todos los problemas creados por la
question de las indemniZaciones en-
Europa discutiendo ell acuerdo fl
nal adoptado en- la Conferencia de
Londres.
Tambien ofrecemos una pagina
ilustrada que con ell titulo de "Pron-
to la Siniestra Enfermedad del Can
Ger sera vencida por la Ciencia" ex-
pone los trabajos cue vienen reali-
zando los medicos del mundo para
combatir el terrible NAL; un intc-
resante articulo sobre un tema agri-
cola por don Angel Rivero; una
amenisima "Carta de Espana'', pr
Andres Gonzalez Blanco; "Canarias
Perez Gald6s", bellisimo estudio
por Azorin; y "El Reloj de la Con-
ciencia", profundo articulo por Co
mez de la Serna.
Ademas, en- las paginas deportivas
apareceran jugosas cronicas de Base
ball por nuestro redactor deportivo
Eddie Collins otros conocidos GRO
nistas del Rey del Deporte; dos pa
ginas con ilustraeiones de automo-
vilismo; y una magnifca cr6nica de
nuestro gran cronista hipico Orot,
cuyas predicciones son "lineas' casi
siempre.
En- este numero de nuestra edlcion
dominical, tan complete, no podia
faltar uno de los mas c0micos episo-
dios de la serie "Educando a Papa"
como tampoco las cuatro paginas
en- colores que tan buenos ratos pro-
porciona viejos a jovenes.
La Revista Universal, dijimos, es
un conjunto bellisimo de interesan-
tes relatos, ilustrados en- colores, y
t6picos de moda para nuestras da-
mas. Entire los articulos ilustrados
descuellan: "Desilusi6n de una Luna
de Miel', por ELSIE Mccormick
una Venganza de UltralTumba"
por ell Conde Won Dollos; Gel Rari-
simo y Fatfdico Arbol-Vampiro de
Madagascar, que Devora con Toda
Facilidad a un Hombre Vivo', por
F.. Gregory Harswick; "Maravillas
del Mundo Microsc6pico", y otros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-23
Ecos DE "JuvENTUD cAToLIcA'

Ha sido convocada una Junta de
ofioiales para ell martes 26 del corrien-
te en- ell Edificio Caballeros de Colon.
Hay cerca de veinte solicitudes de in
greso pendientes bajo estudio del CO.
mite de Investigation de Aspirantes,
que seran ccnsideradas esa noche.
Ell Comit6 de Actos Sociales cele-
brara una reunion Ell viernes en- La
noche, en- donde los mienbros asocia-
dos del comite oiran las proposiciones
de los Directories del Cuadro Drama
tico con respecto a la proxima velada
de "Juventud Cat6lica" Y que lleva-
ra por nombre SCANDALS OF
1924 " Los senores Cort6s, Gimenez
vissep6, Cayetano Coll y Cuchi Jr.
Llompart, Megwinoff, deberan estar
presentes segun reza la convocatoria
Official a la vista, ademas del Presi
dente Secretario del Comite.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-23
Es SECURE QUE LA CAMARA
FRANCESA RATIFICARA LOS
ACUERDOS DE LA COME
RENCIA INTERALIADA

PARIS, agosto 20 Omitted Press)--
AL comparecer ante la Camara para
informar sobre los acuerdos adoptados
en- la conferencia interaliada que Sc
celebrara en- Londres Herriot declare,
que el podia afrmar, y que ninguna
otra naci6n aliada 10 negaria que Fran
cia fue en- verdad la que resolvi0 las
difcu1tades conque Sc confront6 la
conferencia, y que hubo un momento
en- que sin la intervention y la actitud
conciliadora de la delegation France
sa, la conferencia hubiese fracasado
y las negociaciones Sc hubieran inte-
rrumpido.
La atronadora >ovaci6n que la ma
yoria de los diputados tributaron a
Herriot al terminar su discurso, indi-
ca claramente, que La Camara ratifi-
cara todo 10 acordado en- la conferen-
cia interaliada en- Londres.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-23
MERcADo DE cAMBIo
PARA ESCOLARES

Para cada mano una pluma. Para ca
da nina nifio I'm estilo; es mas de 10
que otros pudieran decir, pues tene-
mos plumas fuentes de todos tamanos
las que garantizamos devolviendo Ell
dinero 81 no queda satisfecho. lie gra-
vamos su nombre en- las plumas sin
costo alguno con cada pluma le da-
remos un pote de tinta y secantes
GRATIS. PLUMAS FUENTES desde
25 centavos BAZAAR AMERICANA.
Julian w. Blanco, Inc, Allen 40. San
Juan, P. R.--Arreglamos sus plumas
y las reconstruimos. (Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-23
-INFORMA CION GENERAL
MARIANA EN- La LTGA DE oAYEY

Verdaderamente sensacionales han
de resu1tar los juegos de ma1ana en-
tire los colosos Ponce y Ribosch, este
ultimo reforzado por los conocidos pc
loteros Gamiz Guilfuchi, Jltimas ad
quisiciones Tabacaleras. Los desafios
tendran lugar en- la Liga de Cayey,
donde Las Panteras acostunbran ru-
gir con todas sus fuerzas. Nosotros,
aunque no somos profetas aseguramos
una victoria segura para los Ribos-
chistas la otra lucha sera renidisi-
ma teniendo ambos contendientes que
pelear bravamente 81 desean conquis
tar los laureles. "Eso 10 aseguramos,
ell Ribosch ganara seguramente I'm
juego ell otro...lo luchara -.
E. c.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-23
NO Sc TIENEN NOTICIAS DE
LOCATELLI

HALIFAX, agosto % (Cable fran
c@s)-Las ultimas noticias que Sc han
recibido de los aviadores americanos
que estan dando la vuelta al mundc,
indican que los tenientes Smith, y
Nelson han aterrizado con toda fell
cidad en- Groenlandia las diez de la
mafiana del dia de hoy. Los informes
no mencionan para NADIA al aviador
italiano, Locatelli, quien sali6 en- union
de los aviadores americanos, quien
Sc dirige al Polo Norte en- una arries-
gada expedition. Estas noticias han
sido recibidas por radio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-23

ENAMORARSE es uno de los in
contables fenomenos del genero huma
no.
Los Orientales 10 explican diciendo
que todos hemos vivido otra eXisten-
cia anterior que aquellos que ell la
actual existencia nos inspiran amor
son los que tienen sobre nosotros al
guna Influenza debido a una vida
pasada.
va aceptemos esta explicacion, Q
no 10 cierto es que enamorarse consti-
tuye una de las inexplicables pecuia-
ridades de nuestra raza.
Esta tambien relacionado con ell ins
tinto creador, puede decirse con to-
da seguridad que aquellos que no
son capaces de embriagarse de a!nor
por cualquier cosa no son capaces de
crear NADIA, nj en- las artes hberales
nj en- ningdn otro aspecto de Ia acti-
vidad humana.
Els una verdad incontrovertible que
muchos hombres famosos han SIDE
grandes enamorados; esta pecuharldao
ha sido sonsiderada desfavorablemen'
te como prueba de que, moralmente
estaban perdidos cuando, como cues
ti6n de hecho, la moral no tiene ma
da que yer con ESQ.
Ell amor era simplemente una ne
cesidad esencial de sus naturalezas
Necesitaban estar enamorados de al