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, 1925-12-09
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
L.. G. FREEMAN, Incorporated.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
that l.. C. Freeman, incorporated,
a Corporation, having paid and
discharged all of it's debts and obli-
cations, has been regularly dissolv-
ed by vote of its stockholders, at
a meeting thereof held on Deem
Der 18th A. d. 1925, for the pur-
pose of dissolving said Corporation.
Dated at Cody, Wyoming. this 7th
day of December. A. d. 1925.
L. c. Freeman, incorpor-
ated, a corporation.
By S. B. Freeman
ATTEST: President.
Kathryn S. Freeman
Secretary.
CORPORATE SEAL.
First publication December 8, 1926
Last publication January 10, 1925
, 1925-12-09

do we desire the children who may
not be in any Sunday school. that
we may render them the spiritual
instructions and guidance all child
rem need.
Next Sunday morning the Pastor
will speak on what makes life
worth living-and in the evening
are equally interesting topics to
be presented.
The Pastor
, 1925-12-09

The right gift for a man to buy
for his wife. sweetheart or mother,
can be found at the Pine Needle
Bear Gift Shop.
No matter what else you may
have for Christmas, you will want
a potted plant or cut flowers. Leave
your order now to avoid disappoint-
ment. The Cody Greenhouse.
, 1925-12-09

We don'tNknow whom the Demo-
Gratis will Nominate for President
next time but the man who can
show up at the convention with a
brand new issue is going to have
an awful start on the rest of the
bunch.
, 1925-12-09

Frank Kurtz spent several days
last week at Valley installing some
plumbing fixtures.
, 1925-12-09

The Herald for Neat Job Printing
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-25

Translated into rough English prose, that At
the banquet of e unfortunate guests appeared for day
and die, and on the tomb toward which slowly move
none will come to shed tear
Pretty young French girls have shed tears for that
poet almost as many have wept the sad poem
titled "A Letter to Duperrer, on the Death of His
Daughter"
great poet great actress which an actress
whose power is in her SOUL not in any physical beauty lives
more in five minutes than all the Galapagos turtles ever
born have lived in all their millions of years of life.
Newton worked for long time at the mathematical
problems destined to prove the soundness of his law of
gravtation
Eleven words are needed for the formula which ex-
presses the greatest achievement of the greatest mathemat
cal mind ever born the earth
Directly as the mass, inversely as the square of
the distance"
That all there is to it. Yet those eleven words will be
remembered and will be used part of the intellectual
inheritance OF mankind when every other word written
on earth-apart from religious revelation of coursesha
have been forgotten and become part of early saw
age, primitive, unimportant life"
Long were the mathematical calculations by which
Newton worked out the demonstration of his law.
How much do you think Newton lived while that mag
ncent brain working out problems important all
human beings?
As he approached the end of his calculations demon.
sratng the proof of his formula Newton emotion so
great that it him. He could not proceed
obliged let assistant finish the work that confer
upon him everlasting glory
How many thousands of years do you suppose Newton
lived in few minutes when the final proof of his mpersh
able greatness established?
What the speed of the giant of the sevenleague
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-25

red when he did and proongng the marriage celebration
not too refined delicate, for days or longer
But HE LIVED; conquered everywhere. He built
gigantic cities.
And when he lay in his grave the city of Alexandria,
named for him. the centre Of all thought EARTH and
from that centre knowledge destructive Of old super
stitions, FREEDOM FOR THE HUMAN BRAIN, spread
all over the world and is still spreading.
Alexander LIVED
Consider that other great conqueror of men, Napoleon
Kings waited in his anteroom to speak with him. The
proud Emperor of Austria very glad to marry his
daughter to the Corscan adventurer, AFTER Napoleon
rabbit.
Napoleon also LIVED. He put his relatives the
throne from nowhere that he had made into GREAT
MEN.
descendant of one OF Napoleons pickups" sits now
the throne of Sweden Little did the Bernadotte family
living in the south of France think that from Corsica
would come to the French military school, make France his
tool make other countries his slaves take of the Berna
dettes and make him king of Sweden.
you don't about glorious and victorious lives Of
great conquerors and fighters consider the poets and others
of different type
Rachel the wonderful French actress far above all
Others probably Lengen the French girl is above all
other female tennis players lived but short life. But
HOW MUCH did she live?
What did it her. what centuries did add to
the life Of her BRAIN when she able to upon the
stage and cynical hardened people with her. share
her agony and her joy while she moulded them she
chose like sculptor handling soft clay
Every little French boy the sad poem of the poet
that died young
Au banquet de la uie infOrtune cOnUiUe,
Jappdrus un jour ct me neurs
Je meurs, ct sur la tonrbe lentenient Jarriue,
NHl ne Uiendra de pleurs.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-25

boots whom you in this picture compared with the speed
of TODAY? Compared with modern ideas, this marvel Of
ancient times this being that existed but that human
Imagination planned the last word in speed now slow,
a crawling turtle.
There are two kinds of speed of the brain, OF
PHYSICAL MOTION.
Most important is the speed with which your brain
works Our only real life THE LIFE OF THOUGHT and
the life of affection. Nothing else counts all the rest simply
contributes to mental life.
But the speed of mental life the amount Of actual LIFE
that be put into an hour year. depends to great
extent upon the speed of travel.
How much does it mean that talk through the
telephone from New York San Francisco, from Atlanta
to Seattle not mind you with the speed of leags
boots with the speed of the fast aipane but NSTAN
TANEOUSLY with the speed of light which will 60 around
the earth SEVEN TIMES IN SECOND.
How much does mean to us that can 60 from the
cold regions the climates in few hours Of travel
that we the to Europe and comfortably
by visit and know nation after another in few
weeks?
Speed FEEDS THE BRAIN and adds to the contents Of
the value of life.
There are speeds of many kinds Consider the moving
picture sends its message INsTANTANEoUsLY to the
human brain No loss of time there child sitting before
moving picture well planned see, learn and LIVE IN
FIFTEEN MINUTES MORE than it could in three months
of dull schooling.
Over the radio great singer can deliver inspiration
does that speed mean?
Five thousand could slowly have gone and to hear
great artist and that artist from his her room
can visit nstantaneously FIFTY MILLIONS OF HUMAN
BEINGS.
How much added to the life of artist by the posi-
biy of reaching entire nation at once? How much
added the life of nation by the possibility OF hearing at
the same time the greatest talent in existenoeY
LIVE FAST in the right of the word Train your
mind to RECEIVE quick Impressions and to give impress
sons QUICKLY.
Everything pushes toward speed and therefore,
toward complete living.
We live longer than we did hundred years ago,
by at least one hundred per cent.
But what is infinitely important each year con.
tans five hundred per cent life than used to con-
tain, at least it CAN DO so.
Even the sluggish forced to keep themselves up to
faster The rushing automobile in the streets
teaches to look out to faster to know what
doing.
What the slowly moving turtle the dusty highway
to the automobile that past it, tho Of today
his of fifty thousand thousand years ago.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-25

nave seen Ine rou up Ben-
tie waves in calm fearful breakers in storm They have
seen the millions of birds and every An old
Galapagos turtle has than two hundred thousand
risings and settings Of the sum-
Yet when he dies five hundred years old, HOW MUCH
REALLY HAS HE LIVED?
It's HOW MUCH YOU LIvE-how much actual feeling,
ambition and energy you crowd into your years. few or
many-that counts.
are nothing.
The oldest man in the world lives in CONSTANT
nople Turk actually than hundred and forty
years DID, He still works. earning his living.
But he doesn't KNOW that the world is round,
although he may have heard somebody say so.
He doesn't know that the Mohammedan religion story
is all nonsense about Mohammed riding up to heaven
white horse throwing handful of dust into the air dur
ing battle and changing that dust into great army Of
mounted soldiers.
He Just LIVES THROUGH HIS YEARS, and the years
mean little. .,...
Consider the life of that ancient Turk the old Eng
lsh peasant Parr in the fifteenth century, dead
the seventeenth century, married at hundred and
twenty, who lived past hundred and thirty and died
when they took him to London and fed him too much Con-
slider the life Of hundred Galapagos Island
turtle Then contrast such lives with the life of such
as Alexander the Great dead at thirty-three.
His life meant something. He watched his father,
Philip, building army conquering everywhere.
When he only boy feverishly preparing for his
life of victory and glory his only complaint was MY
father will do everything and leave nothing to do.
As little boy he conquered the fierce horse Bucepha-
lus by his intelligence
When he studied he walked up and down with his
teacher Aristotle great mind ever lived on this
earth.
Taught by that greatest of the Greek philosophers you
imagine how the brain of the young Macedonian prince
developed How many years did he live in hour with
the greatest mind earth inspiring him?
At thirty three years of age Alexander dead He
made mistakes, killed his best friend in drunken brawl
made fool Of himself compelling his generals to get
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-25

N the strange Galapagos Islands, out In
the Pacific, there dwell giant turtles that
live to be five hundred years old, and
even older. They are SO big that two or
three children can ride around on their
backs at the same time. They are gentle,
vegetarians, harmless.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-25

able walk
another 1925
1T is SLOW.
UhIe RANGE
it, It's part of their routine
NUMBER moth you
that
canto SPEED IT. UP.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-25

What the speed of the giant of the seven-leagus
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20

the large cities of the North and
East.
On the second floor is the palm
room. 1t will be more private than
the first floor. A beautiful dining
room, suitable for the family O. for
couples is beautifully decorated. Then
there is reception room which is
equipped with every modern appoint
ment. Ladies' will DO provided q
place to smoke.
The color scheme worked out in the
palm room is rose and mahogany
Marvellous lounges and chairs that are
upholstered in velour are placed about
in the reception room. There is q
dance floor where the patrons of the
dining room may come TO dance. This
room is 30x35 feet which provides
ample space for dancing. 4 we'll
known orchestra has been engaged.
On the third floor there is a more
elaborate dining room. This is suit
able for bridge parties or other sim
liar social affairs There is also re-
ception room and private dining rooms.
These rooms are available only by ap-
pointment. Music will also be obtain
able on this floor.
This is one OF the finest restaurants
in this city. 1t is the only one Of
this particular type. Good food and
an enjoyable evening are promised
every patron.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
Home Demand
By Outsider
Greatest Yet

The demand during the past
week from the North. Middle
west and East for high class
houses and apartments has been
the strongest l have ever seen in
San Antonio"
That il the statement just
made to Tho Light by w. 3.
CONFESS, . pioneer real estate
man and homo builder here who
heads one Of tho largest real
estate sales organizations in this
city. Mr.. CONFESS is among the
leaders Of the industry. So far
this year Mr.. CONFESS has TO
celved inquiries on San Antonio
from nearly every state In the
Union. He answered them and
today he is seeing surprising.
results. He stated that his office
had not only received many let
tiers regarding extensively fur.
nished houses for the winter
months, but that the past week
brought exceptional demands for
moderately furnished houses and
apartments.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
ROBSTOWN TAKES.
BIDS ON SCHOOL

Bids are being received for the new
two-story, brick, tile and reinforced
concrete high school building, which
will be erected at Robstown shortly.
Bids for the 100000 structure will
be opened in Robstown at . p. IN.
on January 4. W. A. Ross il presi-
dent of the school hoard and Giesecke
and Harris are architects. Bids will
be opened at the same time FOR the
one-story, tile and stucco Mexican
school to be erected at that city. ac-
cording to the San Antonio Builders
Exchange.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
CONSTRUCTION
At s182,340
IN WEEK f
Home Builders Spending
$93,150 for Is
Structures.

San Antonio's mid-winter building
continues to be active and despite
the close approach Of the holidays,
many new structures are being started
daily.
During the past week there were Al
new buildings placed under construc-
ton at h cost of approximately 1882
$40. In the first fifteen working days
of December there were more than
S525. 900 worth of new buildings start
cd in San Antonio.
Home building is also holding a
steady stride. During the past week,
eighteen new houses were begun in the
Alamo City at a cost of sos, 100. This
is a decline Of $4,000 from the prior
weeks figures.
Two hundred and eight realty deols
were filed for record during the past
week. They involved $751; $40.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
s. A. CHAPT
ACC. ELECTS :
OFFICERS q
James T. Halle Jr., heads
Contractors for
1926.

At a meeting Of the Associated Gen
eral Contractors Of America, San An
tonic division, held in the auditorium
of the San Antonio Builders Exchange
last week, James 4. Halle Jr., OF Lon
T. Wright and Company, was elected
president for 1926. /. A. Walker Of
the Walker Construction Company was
elected vice president and William A.
Orth was elected treasurer.
The new board Of directors for the
association includes the three officer
and Charles II. BRENT and A. +.
Rheiner. Sidney II. Cornelius was
again selected as secretary for the or
ganization.
At the meeting, the members dis
cussed plans for the coming year.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
JONES GETS CONTRACT
ON OFFICE BUILDING

II. N. Jones Construction company
has been awarded the general con-
tract to build store and office
building at Edinburg for the Hidalgo
Guaranty Abstract company. The
building will be of brick and concrete
construction and will cost $4,000.
1t will have two stories.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
PLANS COMPLETED
ON KERRVILLE HIGH

Work is expected to start shortly on
construction of the new high school
building at kerrville. Adams anil
Adams. architects, announce that they
have completed plans. The building
is TO be OF brick. hollow tile and con.
crete and will cost 100000. 1t will
have two stories.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
MUSEUM PLANNED
FOR TEXAS "U"

A new fine arts museum will be
erected at the University Of Texas
ut Austin shortly, it is announced.
Funds for the new structure, which
will cost approximately $4,000, are
available through n gift of Mrs.
Miriam Lutcher Stark, of Orange.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-29
LOS PROYECTOS DEL
EMPRfSTITO.-EL ALCAL
De TIENE @. HACER nue.
VOS NOMBRAIMItNI0S
Mas de VeintiCiRCO mil d0IareS
deStlRadOS para suicides de EN-
pIeadOS pOP tai COnCeptO

En- la reunion de esta noche de
Ia Asamblea Municipal de San Juan
Sc dara cuenta con una comunica-
ci6n del Alcalde Todd proponiendo
un plan para la selection del per-
sonal t6cnico que ha de necesitarse
tan pronto como sea necesario des-
arrollar los proyectos de obras que
traera consigo el empr6stito de
$2,50O,o00, recientemente contrata-
90 por el municipio de San Juan.
Ell Alcalde informa que Sc requie-
70 ell siguiente personal: un inge-
Micro auxiliar, con mil doIares de
sueldo annual; tres ingenieros mas,
con $2,70o cada uno; otros dos in
genieros, con $2,4OO; un operator
con $4,000; un nivelador, $1,000; un
delineante, $1,000; un delineante
auxiliar, $1,000 una taquigrafa,
$1,5oo.
Segun informes, ell Alcalde sugie-
re a la Asamblea que Sc coustruya
un nuevo piso parcial sobre Ell edifi-
clio del Ayuntamiento, con ell fin de
alojar a estos nuevos funcionarios
en- su trabajo.
Como vera ell lector, alredor de
$4,000 ascendera el montante de
estos nuevos sueldos.
A juzgar por las noticias que OBJ
tuvimos, las soicitudes de los que
aspiran a esos cargos empiezan va
llegar al municipio.
Ign6rase 81 ell namado reparto con
los socialistas regira en- este case;
pero, segin parece, los Kamaradas
de Iglesias Sc proponen solicitar la
parte quo les corresponds con el mis-
mo, de la misma manera que 10 han
hecho en- otras ocasiones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-29
La CONVENCION DE
BANQUEROS, EN- PONCE,
Sc HICIERON SENSAClO
MALES DECLARACIONES
Don Luis VGRegaS prOteStd contra
Ia Ley de lRCOme Tax" y habla
dG dos mlSteFiOSOS CdbdlIeFOS
(De nuestro redactOr en- Ponce)

Antes de aver domingo, las nue.
We y media de la manana, di6 CO.
mienzo en- los salones del Centre
Espaflol de Ponce la magma Conven
ci6n de Banqueros de Puerto Rico,
presidida por don Luis Venegas,
Presidente Effective y don Luis
Sanchez Morales, Presidente Homo
rario.
Mas de cuarenta bancos y sucur-
sales estaban Representatives en- la
Convention por unas setenta die
tinguidas personaIdades del mum
do financiero.
Ell programa desarronado fu6 Ell
siguiente: Informe del Presidente
sobre los acuerdos tomados en- la
Ultima convention celebrada en- Los
Bafios de Coamo; informe del Te-
sorero; "El Desarrollo del Cre1i-
to en- Puerto Rico'', trabajo auto
r1zado por la pluma de don Miguel
Mel6ndez Mufioz, quien no pudo
asistir, pero Ell cual fu6 publicado
en- la edicion doninical de Ell
MUNDo y leido ALI; disertaci6n
por ell sefior E. B. Thomas, Gerents
del Federal Land Bank, sobre Id
ayuda que ha prestado su insticu-
ci6n a los agricultores; "La Tie
IRA y los Bancos'', trabajo de don
Pedro Juan Rosaly, que cosech6
muchos aplausos. Ell sefior Rosaly
asisti6 la reunion vali6ndose de
unas muletas, pues ell sabado, ju-
gando tennis, sufri6 una confusion
en- un pie. F-u6 leido un ensayo So
(Conffnfia en- Ia nag. XD
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-29

bra gallarda y conceptos convin-
centes, Coll Vidal con sus arres.
tos de batallador. Aun recuerdo
como una de las mayores satisfac-
clones de mi vida, como aquella
-Asamblea que nos derrotaba, mos
traba respeto pOr nuestras ideas
Y me hacia ell honor de reconocer
la sinceridad y bondad de mis- pro-
posltos, aunque contrario a sus
puntos de vista, Y de pie me hacfa
una ovaci6n, mientras ell Jefe Sc
nor Barcel6 me estrechaba en- sus
brazos y hacia una inmerecida
apoteosis de mis- humildes eiecu-
torias polfticas.
Cref que la Alianza como Sc ha
cfa no era buena; creo que ha da-
do buenos resultados, pero sligo
creyendo que no ha dejado de ser
mala en- su formula dc constitu-
ci6n, aunque declare, que ha sido
y es buena por la sinceridad, no.
bles prop6sitos y patriotismo de
sus hombres.
Con la Alianza pasa como con
las regimenes de gobierno, una
dictadura, o una monarquia no son
formulas constitucionales q. salts
facen ningun espfritu democratico;
son regimenes malos; y sin embar
go, 81 el dictador ell monarca,
ejercen sus grandes poderes en-
beneficio del pueblo o de la nacion,
entonces el gobierno es bueno aun
que el regimen es malo; pero 10
es, por la bondad del hombre que
assume el poder, existiendo el gra-
We peligro de que un cambio, pue-
da Eacer sentir en- toda su inten-
sidad la tirania que entrana ell re-
gimen constitutional que Sc pa
dece.
ESto es 10 que ha pasado con la
Alianza, que ha sido tan grande el
(Continua en- la pagina y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-29
Sc SIGUE INVESTICAN-
Do Ell CRINEN DE
CUAyANA
JacintO Figueroa dISpueS-
to a entregarSe a la JUS
tiCia
UN DETECTIVE EN- ACCiON.
-NUEVAS DECLARRCIONES

Hace varios dias pUblicamos una
information que provoco grandes
concentrates. Jacinto Figueroa, de
Guayama, SO presenta en- las ofici-
mas del Departamento do 5usti-
cia y confesa bajo juramento Que
es autor de un crimen caliticado
como asesinato en- primer grado y
por ell cual cumple cadena perpe
tua en- las galeras del preSidio su
hermano, Catalina Figuero@.
El entonces Assistant Attorney
General Mufloz, escuch6 la declara
cion de Jacinto Figuero1 Y orde-
no una segunda investigation de
los hechos, para determinar hasta
donde es verdad la confession de
Jacinto, quien a pesar de cue es
TN hombre de alguna edad y pa
DIRE de varios hijos, Sc obstina en-
echar sobre sus hombres la respon
sabilidad del delito, y pregona cue
81 ha callado hasta ahora era por-
que antes guerra asegurar e. por-
venir de los suyos.
La declaration de Jacinto Figue-
roa ante Ell Assistant Attorney &C.
neral Y ante el Fiscal fu6 clara Y
terminate, a pesar de que antes
Sc lie explic6 que esa declaration
Continna en- la pag. 2
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-29

e que Ia AaRza no era bued CeO cue ha dadO bueROS re-
SuddO peFO sligo reendO que no a dadO de ser maIa dice
Or. FiguGFOa al LCdO. Fernandez VaRGa

Con este tftulo, que plagiamos
de la edici6n del Impartial del sa-
bado retropr6ximo, ell 8tico escri-
tor. deicado estilista, integ6rrimo
defensor de nuestra Iengua verna-
cula Y del derecho a la absolute So
beranfa de nuestro pueblo, mi buen
amigo el lcdo. Epifanio Fernandez
Vanga, publica un magnffico ar
tfculo tendente a combatir la fu-
sion de los partidos hist6ricos Y
declararse defensor de que con-
tinde la conjunction de ambos sec
torres polfticos, conservando cada
uno su personalidad dentro de la
coalici6n electoral llamada Allan
za.
No pensabamos articular una
palabra sobre este t6pico polftico
hasta despues que en- Junta Cen
trail de la Union, a la que pertene-
ccmos, Sc tratara esta trascenden-
tai question polftica; pero la auto
ridad que merecidamente goza
Fernandez Vanga, por sus bien
ganados prestigios en- el terreno de
la defensa de la personalidad So
berana de nuestro pueblo, la
hahilidad Y maestrfa con que ma
neja la pluma, con la cual sabe de-
cir cosas tan brillantes, que nos
deslumbran no permitisndonos yer
la obscuridad del error entranado a
veces en- sus producciones polfti-
cas-, es la que nos impulsa a sos
tener nuestros puntos de vista en-
antagonismo por esta vez, con los
del dilecto amigo Y hermano en-
ell ideal de absolute liberaci6n po-
Utica de nuestro pueblo.
Fuimos nosotros refractarios la
Alianza tai cual Sc hizo, la COM
batimos en- Junta Central en- pie
no, la atacamos en- la Asamblea
extraordinaria de San German jun
to Benitez Flores, con su pala-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-29
TOMARA lMPORTANTISIMOS ACUER-
DOS EN- SI REUNION De HOY Ell CON-
SEQ EJECUTIVO
Sc tratara la fOrma en- que habran de ven
derse los bones del enpreStit0 de San Juan
Sc cree que Sc hara por mediaci6n del Ne
gOciadO de AsuntoS lnsulares

En- su reunion ordinaria cores
pondiente al dia de hoy, resolvera
el Consejo Executive importantisi-
mos problemas ADMINISTRATORS que
Quedan pendientes de tranite de-
fnitivo.
Ell Gobernador Towner que pre-
sidira la reunion del Consejo, con-
sidera dc tanta importancia los
asuntos que han de tratarse en-
la reunion del dia de hoy, que Sc
ha negado permanecer en- Jajo-
me, en- donde esta de vacaciones
en- compaflia de su sefora esposa
e hija y regresara hoy a San
Juan.