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almost never-wearing-out edge, be,
sides one of desirable pattern.
Another pleasing point about
crochet work is its smallness in
bulk; for it is quite possible to
take along quite a piece or roll of
such work in the smallest space.
Packed into a handbag or small
fiat case, one may carry crochet
and work at it in many an odd
moment which would otherwise be
wasted. At my committing sta
ton with train trip of over an
hour) several young girls get on
each morning, And no sooner are
they seated than several of them
take out of their handbags small
rolls of crochet work. The doing
of it does not detract from their
chat and laughter with each other
and requires little of their atten-
ton. This could not be said of
any other handiwork, which usu-
ally requires utmost quiet and a
large space to work. Even the
motion of the train does not af-
feet the skill with which this work
can be carried on.
4 For that, after all, is probably
the true explanation of the popu-
larity of crochet: it can be done
with little or not conscious atten-
ton. Once started on the correct
pattern, the work becomes auto
matte, and still leaves the head and
the interest of the person free for
other pursuits. There are count
less nervous persons Oike myself)
who don't like to sit still, unless
they are occupied in some way.
For these, reading is not always
possible or desirable, nor is it con.
venient to get out a whole lot of
pieces, or fancy work involving
tools or large apparatus-hoops,
bags or beads, etc. Here is where
crochet as a pickup" becomes
invaluable, since it sufficiently
occupies the hands and attention,
without putting any real strain on
the nerves or creating a tension.
Just to take up a small edging, or
to add more stitches to a fancy
yoke or boudoir cap, is enough to
compose the nerves and relax the
doer.
Indeed, it has been found that |
of the many occupations tested for
convalescents, crochet ranks first. |
1t gives employment without strain,
and opportunity to originate de-
signs and patterns at the workers
choice. For the same reasons also,
in this hurly-burly world, crochet |
gives relaxation and enjoyment to
those many persons who haven't |
enough real time to start-and fin
ish-an extensive project or piece
Of needlecraft, but who need |
"somethi ,g to pick up" to keep
their hands busy and their atten-
ton mildly diverted. And when
one thinks of all the beautiful
stitches and woods and threads, and
The still iiore beautiful articles
which result from their use, any
woman will wish to have a piece |
Of crochet to turn to in her many
spare moments. Personally | am
10 make crocheted scarf /
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take shape in concrete form. And
also she has the pleasure of wear
ing something which her own
hands have made-a something
which cannot be duplicated, cam
not be bought, and which is hers
individually and alone. In these
days of excessive machine produc-
ton, this feeling of at is the work
of my own hands," is something
which increases the charm and en-
joyment in the article so used.
Nothing will ever be more priced
or sought after than the hand
made peasant embroideries of
various. nations abroad, the filet
work Of the Italians, or the cross
stitch of the Russians. "Hand-
work" is still something unusual
and sought after, which raises
even the most humble garment to
a plane of distinction. The woman
who makes the crochet finish or
decoration on her own wearing ap-
parel, is adding to them a quality
of art and charm which nothing
else can give.
If crochet work is to be used in
banding or insertion or edging, it
will again afford many kinds of
durable finish for home furnish
ings. Last Christmas | was agree
ably surprised to receive as
present a set of lunch cloths in tan
linen with a crocheted edge to the
cloth and the accompanying nap
kins. Another friend made a
cretonne table cover las center
piece andworked a most elaborate
and beautiful crocheted edging
around the whole. Thus simple
piece of material, plus an edge of
.fochet-was raised into the realm
of the "quite different" Christmas
present" On curtains, on the ends
of a table cover, dresser scarfs,
and many kinds of tableware, GRO
Chef with linen thread gives an
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-15

0ROCHET is a form of handi-
work and home craft of uni
versal appeal to women. No
matter what sewing or other
needlecraft fads are taken up from
time to time, crochet remains
feminine standby both as a "pick-
up work." and one requiring in
tenser application. And the reason
is not far to seek-crochet affords
a means of self-expression in max
ing decorative touches for personal
apparel, and it also enables the one
employing it, to fashion articles Of
genuine economy.
The word crochet" of course,
means "a hook"-it was
crochet" that Little Bo Peep had
in her hand when she sought her
wandering sheep. And it is over
tie Crochet" Cor hook) that are
taken the stitches ano loops that
result in either a fine edging like
lace, or a patterned jacket. or cap
or other article of wool. For it is
one of the great advantages of
crochet, that it can be done in two
mediums; fine cotton or linen
thread, and also in woods of vary
ing thickness. This gives the
worker wider variety of choice in
the article or finish she cares to
originate.
In using woods, for example, the
worker can crochet the most
charming sweaters, capes and
small wooden garments for infants
and young children. l do not be-
lieve anything is as pretty or as
serviceable as the pink or blue
crocheted "saques" for babies, with
their dainty "shell" or other at
tractive stitch. Not long ago l
came across one which Ihad made
years ago, which was still in good
and which my own little
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.Nother' you looos,,store for "Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur
Compound" you will get large bot
tie OF this old-time recipe, improved
by the addition of other ingredients,
all ready to use, for only Is cents.
This simple mixture can be depended
ulon to restore natural color and
beauty TO the hair.
Well-known druggists say every.
body uses Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound now because it darkens so
naturally and evenly that nobody can
tell it has been applied-it's 81 easy
N use, too. You simply dampen a
comb or soft brush and draw il
through your hair, taking one strand
at time. By morning the gray hair
disappears; after another application
or two, it is restored to its natural
color and looks glossy, soft and beau
tiful.
Wyeth Chemical Co., New York
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A SIMPLE "SLIP OVER"
MODEL (525S). The pattern is
cut in 4 sizes: II, IS, Is and 20
years. A l6-year size requires
2A yards of 54-inch material with
4 yard Of contrasting material 40
or 81 inches wide.
A SMART SUIT FOR THE
SMALL BOY (5246). The pat
tern is cut in 3 sizes: 2, 4 and 8
years. A 4-year size requires 1 "a
yards Of 40-inch material with x
yard of contrasting material for
collar and vest portions.
A PRACTICAL APRON STYLE
(5265). The pattern is cut in 4
sizes: small, 34-36; medium, 3s-
20; large, 42-44; extra large, l6-
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Gleamy, Thick, Wavy Hair in a Moment!

Here is the easy, inexpensive way
to keep your hair stylishly correct,
youthful and simply beautiful.
When combihg and dressing your
hair, just moisten your hair brush
with little "Danderine" and brush
it through your hair. The effect is
startling! Your hair will appear
twice as thick and heavy-sparkling
with life and possessing that in
comparable softness, freshness and
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luxuriance, and just delicately per-
fumed.
While identifying the hair "Dan-
derine" is also toning and stimulat-
ing each single hair to grow thick,
heavy and strong. Hair stops fall
ing out and dandruff disappears.
Get 35-cent bottle of "Danderine"
at any drug or toilet counter and
just see how healthy and youthful
your hair appears after this delight
full, refreshing dressing.
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By Mrs. Christine Frederick,
The Distinguished Authority Household Efficiency

and matching hat band in some of
the new Fall shades Of wool. NV
young daughter has Just decided
that she will edge and trim a
matching set of three pieces of fine
muslin underwear with a very
dainty crochet edge. When | am
tired of reading, and yet my hands
cry out for something to keep them
busy at, l shall relax myself with
some bit of crochet.
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az inches bust measure. A
medium size requires 81 yards of
36-inch material.
A POPULAR SCHOOL
DRESS" STYLE (5249). The
pattern is cut in sizes: s, 8, 10
and ~ years. To make the dress
as illustrated, in the large view,
for a 10-year size will require 2
yards of 40-inch figured material
and = yard of plain material. If
made with short sleeves and Of one
material 2la yards Of 40-inch ma
terial will be required.
A STYLISH UP-To-DATE
MODEL $3.50. The pattern is
cut in Z sizes: "a, 36, 3s, 40, AZ,
"a and As inches bust measure. A
3S-inch size requires 4 yards of
material 40 inches wide with y
yard of contrasting material for
collar bands and puffs, il made as
illustrated.
CHILD'S DRESS (4855). Cut
in 4 sizes: 2, 4, 6 and 8 years. A
4-year size requires pa yards of
one material sc inches wide.
GIRLS DRESS 1880. Cut in
4 sizes: 6, 8, 10 and IL years. A
10-year size requires 2% yards Of
one material SO inches wide.
To obtain any two of these de-
sirable patterns, fill in the &C
companying coupon and mail, with
2Oc in silver or stamps-to
AMERICAN WEEKLY PATTERNS,
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with a brew Of
Sage Tea and
Sulphur. Whenever
her hair took on
that dull. faded or
streaked APPEAR
ance, this simple
mixture was APP
piled with wonder
full effect. By ask
ing at any drug
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When Cleaning Furniture.

NEVER apply furniture polish
IN directly to soiled furniture
or it will never look bright. The
furniture should first be cleansed
by thoroughly washing with a soft
cloth which has been wrung out of
warm, soapy water. Then after
the furniture has become thor
oughly dry the polish should he
added and rubbed down in the
usual way.
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Send Zoe in silver or stamps for
our UP-TO-DATE FALL IND
WINTER I925-I926 BOOK OF
FASHIONS, in coIors, with COM
prehensive dreSsmsking sugges-
tons.
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Advertisement.
HAVE DARK HAIR
And LOOK YOUNG
Advertisement.

Grandmother kept her hair beauti-
fully darkened, glossy and attractive
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-23
Ell AcoNTRCIMIENTo DE MA
fsANA vIEnNES EN- Ell RIALTo

Mahana viernes ser& presentada
PR primera vez en- cine del Rialto
Ia grandiosa production de Ia casa
Bletro titulada "Locuras de Pla-
GER La Ruina de IN Hogar'' :,
considerable como Ia pelicula del
circuito Teatral que mas ha gusta-
do en- Puerto Rico,
Reginald Baker ell mislno que hi
20 La Vuelta al Hogar" que tan
grato recuerdo dej6 en- Puerto Ri
co, tambien ha hecho "Locuras de
Placer" LA Ruipa de I'm Hc-
gar" V en- esta como en- aquella ha
obtenido uno de sus eZitos mas re-
sonantes.
"IocJras de Placer" es Ia histo-
na dc una mujer bnena que supo
amar y sacrificarse y recibi6 por
pago Ia indiferencia de los suyos.
El seilor Bruno nos asegura que
despues de haber visto esta obra
10 tiene inconvenience alguno en- re-
comendarla Y que asegura devolver
q dinero cualquier expectador 4
0,den no satisfaga esta production.
Aseguramos pn exito complete al
T:alto en- la noche de nadana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-23
DE TEATRoS
EN- Ell TRES BANDERAs

Ell EsTRENo DE EsTA NoCHE
Conforme 10 habiamos anunciado
oport.namente esta noche debutara
en- 81 Tres Banderas, la Compafia
de Arte Teatral'y variedades, qne
airigen Herman Caballero, nuestro
viejo amigo Y conocido Empresario
y ell graciosisimo actor c6mico An
tonic Saavedra. Ell elenco que pubi-
camos hace varios dias, es ell mismo,
reforzado va de forma definitiva
por Felisa AmeIivia y dos actores
mas, cue estan al negar de la Ha
hama.
La Compahia, Sc presentar& con
el estreno de In aprop6sito en- uu
acto titulado Chang III Wu, parodia
del c@lebre Wa Ii Chang, de vii
ches. Esta parodia es debida a Ia
pluma de los autores puertorrique-
nos Nicolas Blanco Y Eusebio s.
Prats. La obrita ha sido cuidadosa-
1aente ensayada y su presentation Sc
ra de 10 mas apropiada. Despu6s
Sc pondra en- escena la comedia en-
I'm acto "Los Corridos' y Sc ter
minara Ell espectaculo con I'm acto
de Fin de Fiesta" que estara a
cargo de Luisa. Bonoris, la exinia
<antante, Blanquita La, Maravillita,
canzonetista mimada de n1estro pfI-
plico, la bailartna La Tirana ell
grandiosisimo Antonio 'saavedra,
con sus mon6logos y ocurrencias.
Para mailana viernes, en- segunda
function de Ia temporada, Sc estrena.
IL una do las mas ocurrgntes as
tracanadas de Muhoz seca, teniendo
la notable actriz Mary Wilson, a Sill
cargo uny rol de norte americana
del que hace. una verdadera crea-
con.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-23
PaIabfas de gratitad que IN agficultor dediCa
a AntICaIuIina Ebrey

/ Yabucoa, Puerto Rico. "Altamen
tie agradecido por los magnifcos re
sGltados obtenidos con el uso de su
maravilloso remedio Anticalculina
Ebrey, les dirijo Ia presente como
muestra de la immense gratitud que
siento desde que por efecto de esta
vahcsisima medicina he recobrado
mi salud quebrantada por una pc
nosa dolencia los rinones. Ha-
cia algjin tempo que venia pade-
ciendo de un exasperante Y fatidico
dolor en- los rifiones imposibilitan-
dome para mis- faenas agricolas.
Cansado va de hacer La prueba
cen varios medicamentos reconenda
dos para esta enfermedad, por con-
sejo del Licenciado sefior Rafael
Ortiz Lebr6n, adquiri AnticaIculi-
ma Ebrey Y comenc6 q usarlo con
gran resultado. Con solo dos fras-
cos de esta portentosa droga me
siento q la fecha redicalmente Gu
rado. Con Ell exclusive prop6sito
de dar conocer a quienes igno-
rem los meritos de esta excelente
medicina, autortzo ustedes, para
cue hagan uso de Ia presente como
mas gusten''. BAUTISTA MARIN.
Anticalculina' Ebrey Sc vende aho
ra en-, hquido y en- pastillas. Direc-
clones para usarse en- cada frasco.
81 sufre I'd. de dyspepsia indi-
gestiones, Sc recomiendan para esos
casos las famosas Pastillas Laxati-
vas Ehrey. Gsnara usted en- peso
notablemente despues de tonlar las
primeras dosis.
so1icite nuestros productos en- las
buenas farmacias escriba Ebrey
Chemical Works, SO West Broad
way New York, y Sc le informara
donde puede obtenerlos.
Advt.
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Use Siente I'd. Erlveje-
Ger PrenaatuSraHnAemGe /?

= Moderna para revitalizaF Ia sangre y
les neIvi0s. Combinad0 con glicerofos-
tafus foFna un poderoso auxiliar para
toda persona euyas fuerzas parecen
g@siadas y en much0s casos hace re-
naeeF Ia Yitalidad y energia dc una
Eaanega soFprendente.
"a Hero NuKadO no es un cGralo-
toeo. Sc Fecomienda solamente para
daF nueva vida Ia saRgre Y al sistema
neFyiaso; y un par de semanas basta-
faa para demostrar 81 bien que puede
hMnr. Hoy 10 sefa dCmasiado tenn
IFano para empeEar. Todas las buenas
iaFln@ci1s 10 venden.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-23
BAsTARON DOS FRASCOS PA
RA OPEBAR UNA CURACIoN
RADICAL

No siempre las enfermedades Sc
presentan en- for1ra violenta y con
tales Sintonas que no nos permi-
tan eonjurar sus peligros con los
.pcderosos remedies que la terap6u-
tica moderna ha puesto a nnestro
aicance. Con frecuencia Ell proceso
del NAL Sc verifca en- forma lcnta
Y como dandonos tempo a que to-
memos las debidas providencias pa
RI combatirlo. Por este, las perso-
mas prudentes hacen con frecuen-
cia un alto en- su vida Sc preocu
pan de exaninar su ORGANISING por
los medios que la Medicina Sc en-
carga de enseharnos. Al igual de las
maquinas usadas en- la industria, ell
cuerpo humane requiere frecuente
lin'pieZa; de esta nlanera Sc ayuda
2 Ia accion depuradora de la Natu-
raleza. Pero cuando ha invadido ell
nal, cuando la sangre circula en- ell
ORGANISING depositando los residuos
venenosos que rihones debiles o en-
fermos no han podido expulsarlos,
eli secreto de reparar nuestro des-
Guido consiste en- buscar ell rene
dio que normalce ell funcionamien-
to de los rifones Y los fortifuue ra-
cicalmente. Anticalculina Ebrey es
II preparation que posee EN- Ell mas
alto grado tales propiedades. No
somos nosotros duienes 10 decimos,
son millares de enfermos curados
con el uso de Anticalcu.ina Ebrey
los one en- lenguaie senciIo procla-
man sus virtudes curativas. He
aqui un nuevo testimonio remitido
por un agr1cultor agradecido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-23
IMPORTANTLY AcTo
REUNION E=TA NoCHE EN- Ell
ATENEo PUERToRRIQUENo

La secretaria de la Association
Feminista Educativa de Puerto Ri
co nos suplica hagamos constar en-
nuestras columnas que han sido in
vitadas para Ia reunion de esta no
che en- el Ateneo a las ocho de la
misma, las siguientes Asociaciones
y Clubs, invitadas formar la Con-
! federation de Asociaciones de Ca
racter civico-moral de P. p, en- pro
de la cultura y Ell progreso del pals.
Association PuertorriQueiia de Mu-
jeres Sufragistas. Association Femi-
nista Educativa, Club Civico de Da-
mas, Liga Social Sufragista, Asocia-
cion Pan-Americana de Mujeres,
Association de Medicina de Puerto
Rico Association de Dentistas, Aso-
ciacion de Enfermeras de la Escuela
del Hospital Presbiteriano, "Asso-
citation of Registered Nurse of Por-
to Rico, Association de Abogados
de Puerto Rico, la Estrella de orien
lie, Federation Espiritista, Asocia-
cion de Maestros de Puerto Rico,
la Asociaci6n de Padres Y Maestros,
las Logias Teos6ficas, las logias ma
s6nicas, los Caballeros de Colon, Ell
Ateneo Puertorriquefio, ell Club Ro-
tario, la Association de J6venes Girls
tianos, los Elks la Association de
Temperancia.
Y por medic de esta nota, Sc in
vita a la Prensa en- general.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-23
UNA REUNION PoL1TIcA

Una Asanblea general de oficia-
les y delegados de las U,niones ante
la Union Obrera Central, Sc llevara
cabo, Las ocho de la noche, el
vtcrnes, abril "a, 1925, en- los salo-
mes de la Federation Libre, Allen z,
San Juan, P. r.
Los asuntos a trat2r en- esta reu-
MON son los siguientes:
l:-Acta de la session anterior.
2:- Correspondence.
3:--campana general de organi-
zaci6n.
4:-Asuntos Generates.
La question principal 3 tratar cs
Ia preparations de Ia Asamblea cons
tituyente del trabaIo, en- donde Sc
rresentaran y prepararan los acuer
dos conducentes nutrir las organi-
zacienes obrerasy
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-23
NO Es CIERTo QUE Ell REY
BORIS LIE TIAYA PEDIDo LA
RENUNCIA A zANK0FF

NUEvA YORK, abril %. Omitted
Pressl .-Despachos de Sofia dicen
cue no Sc han confrmado la notiz
cia de que el Rey Boris le haya
Ipedido Ia reauncia a zankoff y
este Sc haya negado q hacerlo. Ha
Ihabido rudos encuentros con los co
munistas al norte. de los distritos
de Tioumaja Y Kustendil. Tampo.
CO Sc han confrn,ado las noticias
cue decian que Petrini = Grasa-
rolf hderes agrarios irreconcilia-
HES. han sido asesinados.
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Presidente Association
Local Maestros.
Gran
0portunidad

La Escuela de Enfermeras del
Hospital Presbiteriano ofrece
a un n1mero Iimitado de Sc
fioritas, bIancas, de no nenos
de II amos de edad, y que ha-
yam cursado Ter. aiio de Es-
cueia Superior, la oportunidad
de ingresar en- ell pr6ximo cur
so que enpezara ell 10. de
Agosto.
NOTA:- Envie su soIicitud
antes del 10. de Julio al apar-
taco 367, San Juan.
Adv
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AHTIAiIsT

NneetFo particular amigo, Manuel
&aFtineE Afanador. de Rio Pie6ras.
ts teaiGo "a atsnei6n de iaostraTnos
ests naevo psoducto americana. que
"a esta intradueiendo en- Puerto Ri
co. eomo 6niea Fepresentante. ne
Faos pEeseneiada las praebas 4 que
ta sido sometieo Anti-BIist. en- los
sutom6yiles y vidrieras y confesa-
res ere son De un resultado sor
prendenta. viniendo a lienar una
FFan neeesi dad. Limpia los crista-
.ss a. pna maneFa perfeeta. y = los
PARA -BRIsAs de los vehiculos le
svita gse q lluvia. y Ia nsblina los
eupsGe. slimiRapdo asi el rissgo
peiigroso de un aceidente por falta
ds Flaida atrav6s de los cristales.
eeri puesto = Ia vsn.a en- las
farmaeias y otros establecimientos.
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EN- vIAJE DE CoMPRA

Hoy eubarca con rumbo Es-
tados Unidos el conocido conner
ciante Don Antonio Rodriguez,
socio y jefe de la acreditada fir
ma de esta plaza Rodriguez Blan-
co & Co. Sc propone traer un gran
surtido de mercancias para su
muy acreditado establecimiento.
Deseamos a tan estimado ami
go un feliz viaje y pronto regreso
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-23
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Total ingresos

Esto es mas menos 10 que me-
cesita Puerto Rico para los gas
tos de administrator pjIbhca; pe-
70 81 hubiere necesidad de aumen-
tar Ell presupuesto, que me dejen
a mi buscar nuevas fuentes,. y res
pendo de que los veneros ser5n
inag g0tables..,. iVaya que ST! Ahi
estan por ejemplo, la prostitution
el concubinato, etc. ETC., pidiendo
a gritos cue Sc reglamenten, es
decir que ell Estado reconozca sp
existencia "de juris'' va que ''de
facto", prosperan Y prosperaran
per s6cula seculorum... Y mucho
cuidado con que la hipocresia Sc I'll
horice; no hay absolutamente NADIA
de immoral en- 10 que propengo AL
contrario: en- Trrquia, segiin me
han dicho, la poligaInia es una ms
titrci6n, no va legal sino reh-
giosa, Y la prostitution no Sc CO.
ncce; luego mi consejo es altamen-
te saludabIe.
iEa, seiior legislator! listed que
habla de fuentes de ingreso' GUAM
do pide galleras y pugiIato, no sea
tonic: siga mis- indicaciones, que
ing~eso por ingreso. 10 nlismo son
ulos que otros.... Con La atenuan-
te en- mi favor de que 10 que pro-
pongo es ell santo, nombre de La
absoluta Libertad.
Y quien dijere 10 contrario...
Soy de usted, seiior Director,
affmo. amigo,
Claudio CAPo.