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The log cabin Democrat., 1914-11-04
MYERS CARRIES FOUR TOWNSHIPS FAULKNER VOTE CIoSf EAST FORK CASTS SIX VOTES FOR JUDGE KIRBY FOR
 SENATOR.

Faulkner county voters evidenced very little enthusiasm ove rtheir first opportunity to vote direct for the of ice of United States senator. The Democratic voters especially seemed to care little whether anybody was elected senator, and as a result the Republican nominee, Harry H. Myers, on the face of the meager returns re- ceived up to this afternoon, is run- ming Senator Clarke very close in this county, and has a majority of the votes cast in the rural townships. The few votes cast in Conway, however, were almost unanimous for Clarke and he will doubtless carry the county by small majority.
 The indications this afternoon are that less than 700 votes were cast in Faulkner. In at least two and proba- ply more precincts no election was held, the judges of the Third ward of Conway and of Pierce Creek township failing to organize. In East Fork township, while only one vote was cast for Myers, six voters wrote the name of Judge William F. Kirby on their ballots for United States sena- tor, 13 voting for Clarke.
 Returns from 10 of the 21 rural townships reported up to this after noon show Myers leading Clarke by a vote of 157 to 129. The addition of the two wards of Conway, however, give the present senator majority, the total vote reported being Clarke 225 and Myers 165. The vote by town ships follows:
 First ward, Conway-Clarke 37, Myers 4 Jacoway fl.
 Second ward, Conway-Clarke 59, Myers i; Jacoway 62.
 Benedict township-Clarke 7, My CTS 4; Jacoway II.
 Palarm township-Clarke 7, Myers 4; Jacoway TO-
 Benton township-Clarke 22, My CTS "A; Jacoway 30
 Union township-Clarke 16, Myers IS; Jacoway 34.
 Walker township-Clarke 2, Myers 16; Jacoway IS.
 California township-Clarke 22, Myers 51; Jacoway 65.
 Clifton township-Clarke IA, My CTS 3; Jacoway IT. Hardin township-Clarke IS, My 'ers 37; Jacoway 36.
 East Fork township-Clarke IS Myers 1, Kirby 6; Jacoway 20.
 Mathews township-Clar 8, My |ers 4 Jacoway II.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-11-04
CONDEMN WORK
 ON NEW BRIDGE

On account of alleged defects in the concrete work on the new bridge at Gleason, the Faulkner county commis- sioners, Judge J. w. Holt, F. U. Hal ter and R. B. McCulloch, have refus- ed to accept the work, and Judge Holt stated today that he will not al low the claim for this county's share of the cost until the defective con- crete is replaced The bridge was erected by the Larimer- Burgess Con- pany of Memphis and under the con- tract Faulkner county was to pay two-thirds and Conway county one third of the cost. Just before retir- ing from office on October 31, County Judge J. w. Johnston of Conway allowed the claim for his county's portion of the construction cost, but the commissioners of this county claim that an insufficient quantity of cement was used in the concrete for the piers and abutments and that DOT tions of the abutments have already fallen down. The steel work is ac- ceptable and said to be a frst-class job.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-11-04

present crisis, realizing that we have cotton crop much larger than the present market and realizing further If we carry over half of this cotton crop for another year and plant a normal crop another year, that that crop will also find no market.
 Resolved, that we reduce our oct- ton crop 50 per cent for the next year, and produce all the feedstuff that will be possible under the cir cumstances, believing that the mer- chants and bankers can largely con. trol the situation.
 Resolved, that we earnestly solicit their cooperation, and while we are not presumptuous enough to dictate to our state legislature, in view of the fact that there are many who we know will not cooperate with us, we petition the governor of our state to call the legislature together as soon as IS possible to take such action as they in their wisdom deem expedient and adequate to make the matter of cotton acreage reduction compulsory. We urgently advise all farmers who read this to take some hasty action. believing that if each nefghborhood in the entire south viewed the situation as we view it, and would take some similar action, it would both aid the price of cotton and aid us in getting the much-needed supplies for our selves and families"
 Signed by 40 farmers.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-11-04
HOLLAND FARMERS ASK EXTRA SESSION FOR RELIEF OF COTTON MASS MEETING ALSO PLEDGES REDUCTION OF FIFTY PER
 CENT IN ACREAGE.

At mass meeting of farmers re- gently held at Holland, Faulkner county, resolutions were adopted ask ing the governor to call an extra ses- sion of the legislature for the relief of the cotton situation and also pledg- ing 50 per cent reduction of cotton acreage. The resolutions, which were forwarded to the Log Cabin Demo- crat for publication, are as follows:
 Resolved, that we as farmers in this locality, realize the necessity of some certain and decisive action in the
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-11-04
COTTON ADVANCES
 A QUARTER CENT

The price of cotton has advanced a quarter of cent during the past week, 6 IA cents being paid for middling here today, but the receipts are not so heavy as when cents was being paid. There is considerable improvement in the demand for the staple and a better tone in the market, and some are looking for further advances in the near future The price of seed remains at $10 per ton, but practic- ally none is being marketed at this price.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-11-04

cinity of Roland, Pulaski county. While the report that he was seen in that neighborhood Monday is being thoroughly investigated, it is consid- cred doubtful that the rumor is cor rect.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-11-04

Florence Lawrence, Victor's star actress, will be featured tonight at the Arkway in two-reel drama, "The Doctors Testimony"
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-11-04
NO WORD FROM
 BL0UN1 PURSUIT

No further word has been received
 here today of the chase of Lee Blount, supposed to be in progress in the vi
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-05-16

from the collections Of the month
Of December, 1914 and shall be
errevocablv dedicated to the re-
tirdment of the $4,000 and all
accrued interest at the rate Of s
per cent per annum.
On motion Of Mr.. DeBlanc, sec
onded by Mr.. Decourt and car
ried, the President and Secretary
were instructed and directed to
advertise in the Official journal.
for bids for the Fiscal Agency for
the ensuing two years. tt
The following bills were ap-
proved: 1850
JUSTICES AND CONSTABLES.
p. Leblanc 1856; w. Romero
1855; J. A. Dugas $14.95; f.
Romero 1855; M. A. Moss 1920:
/. T. Legnon 5000; A. Goula
1855; j. A. Babin 1855. Chas.
Boutte $14.95; j. r. Davis $4,000 !;
s.. Miguez $3.50; Oct. Hebert
$1O70; R. P. Duplantis 1855; E..
Decnir 1855; j. A. Segura 1855 ;
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-05-16

the intersection Of the new road
leading through the property OF
Porteus r. Burke from the Modei
Road to the Forty Arpent road.
On motion of DR.. Boykin, Sec
onded by Mr.. Landry and car
ried, the Secretary was instruct
ed to notify Mr.. R., F. Delahous-
saye to construct approaches to
his rice fumes in the 8th ward to
conform with the plans of the
Parish Engineer.
DR.. Boykin further moved that
the Secretary write Mr.. w. l..
Grant and request him to pub
lish in the Times-Picayune, the
failure of the contractor to carry
out the maintenance provisions OF
his contract for the construction
and maintenance of the New lbe-
ria-Jeanerette Highway.
On motion Of Mr.. Valet, Sec
onded by Mr.. Decourt and car.
ried, the Secretary was instruct.
ed to notify Ortave Raquet to
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-05-16

open that portion of the old East
Side road recently closed by him;
and the Secretary further in
structed and directed to paw to
Raquet am ameunt equal to dou-
bic it's assessed value, for the
lands taken from him for the con
struction OF the new road. tt
"A communication from the
Daughters Of the Confederacv
asked for an appropri alton to help
entertain the Confederate Vet
Grams of IBERIA Parish. On mo-
ton If Mr.. Decourt, seconded by
Mr.. DeBlanc and carried. the
Secretary was directed to send
a check OF $1,000 to the Daugh-
te1~ Of the Confederacy. Mr..
Landry moved that the Secretary
be Authorized to employ an as
sistant to audit the books and ac-
counts, OF Parish officials at the
rate of not more then $500 per
day. Tins was seconded by Mr.
DeRlanr and carried. On motion
Of Mr.. Decourt. seconded by Mr..
Wallet and carried. the District
.A.,ornev was directed to So
cute all violators of the Dog and
Ball Room Licenses.
Mr.. Deeourt offered the 70 low-
i,fg resolution which was on his
motion. seconded ibv DIR. Boykin.
unanimously adopted: {t
Resolved by the Police jury OF
Iberia Parish, in regular session
assembled, that the Finance Com
miftfee be arid it is hereby in
structed and directed TO negot,-
ate a loan Of $4,000 at S'per cent
interest per annim to reimburse
amounts borrowed from the funds
Of Bond B and to conduct the af-
fairs Of iberia Parish. ate
See. 2. Resolved further that
an amount sufficient to retire this
obligation shall be included : IN
the budgeted expenditures of this
year, and that A sam sufficient for
that purpose shall be set aside
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-05-16

seconded and carried. the follow
ing was also ordered inscribed
on the minutes:
Iberia Parish, La, May 5, IA.
To Police Jury:
| am willing to give the road
on my place, but Numa Drouet
told me the water would over
flow my land from above.
(Signph) EMILE DEROUEN,
Witness Avery Dorsey. His Mark
Mr.. +. s. Broussard offered t.
secure and donate the rights of
way to open road leading from
Lastie Romero to connect with
the Youngsville road at the La
fayette Parish line; and asked
that a committee be appointed to
examine into the necessity of this
road with authority to accept the
rights of-wav if deemed of ser
vice to the Parish On motion
OF Mr.. Decourt, seconded by Mr..
Landry and carried. the Presi-
dent was authorized and directed
To- appoint the committee. The
request Of Mr.. Telesphore Robi-
chhux FOR the repairs of the Robi-
chaux road, was referred Ia the
Parish Engineer with instruc ton
that he ascertain from the abut-
ting land owners what amounts
would be contributed by tbem for
the proper drainage of the terri
tory affected; and to report at
the next meeting Of the Jury.
On motion of Mr.. DeBlanc, sec
onded by Mr. Valet and carried
the following communication
was referred to the District At
iorney for legal advice.
New iberia, La, May 6, II.
TO the President and Members,
Police Jury, Parish of Iberia.
Gentlemen have, the honor
to submit to you the following
proposition in regard the Forty
Arpent Road in front of my prop
erty in Sixth Ward of your
Parish. mr.
The road all 1t now exists has
a awidth in excess Of what its re-
corded width should be and en-
croaches on my property. This
encr0achment amount Of 96-1OO
of an arpent. Land cost me. $50
per arpent. SO as to avoid un-
necessary delays; if the Parish
wants to leave the road where i
is will deed this excess of 96-1OO
arpehts at the rate of 5000. per
arpent, Leaving fences as now
stands,
Respectfully,
(Sighed) EDGAR J. BOURG.
The District Attorney was, on
motion of Mr.. Decourt. duly Sec
ended and carried, instructed to
notify the Southern Pacific and
the New Iberia-St. Mary & East
ern Railroad to construct cross
ings over their ri ghts-cf-way at
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-05-16
END STOMACH TROUBLE,
GASES OR DYsPEPSlA


II what you just ate is souring on
your stomach or lies like q lump OF
lead. refusing to digest. or you belch
gas and eructate sour, undigested
food, or have feeling OF dizziness.
heartburn. fullness, nausea, bad tasto
In mouth and stomach-headache, you
can get blessed relief in five minutes.
Put an end to stomach trouble forever
by getting large fifty-cent case of
Pape's Dapepsin from any drug store.
You realize In fve minutes how need
less 1t is to suffer from indigestion,
dyspepsia or any stomach disorder.
It's the quickest, surest stomach doc
tor In the world. It's wonderful.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-05-16
Proceedings OF the P Po1ice Jury.

New iberia, La, May '4.lf
The Police jury met il regular
ksion this day, Dr. FL. A. King
psidins ana theifollowing mem
Rs present, viz: DIR. p. A. Boy
j, Messrs. IL 1(l. DeBlanc. Fred
|court, Laodice Delcambre, +
Druilbet, II. r.. Gates, L. j.
ndry,EO. D. Romero and p. G.
hlet. Absent nupe.
The minutes tof the last meet
vera read saidsapproved.'
The reports of the Parish
easufer andeof the Secretary
re read and ordered spread on
minutes. sEgIl
TREASURER 'S REPORT.
the President and Members OF
s Police. Jury Of Iberia Par
M, La: 4 y
1entlemen-I beg to subm's
3 my report Of receipts and
hprsements for the Parish
n April ast to May 1st m
bive: TT s n rt-''eN
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-05-16

he Secretary submitted a sup
Aental report showing in de-
the outstanding Indebtedness
the amounts borrowed from
Bond b Funds. This report
received and ordered filed.
report sf Engineer Guilfpux
read and also ordered flied.
dent King made a verbal re
relating, to the assignment
u Perish Ditcher to the Mel
Road to provide a necessary.
4 before sending it to the 8tll
as per the Jury's agree
On motion. duly seeonded
kearried. the Presidents ac-
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-05-16

ticn was appropTd. The Presi-
dent further reported that he had
taken up with the State Highway
Department, the advisability Of
draining the Courrege swamp SO
as to insure the permanancy OF
the new highway 1eadinr. from
Main Strest to conAect with the
burke Station road. Mr.. Cappell,
State Highway Engineers assist
ance. IN change of -tRe construc-
ton Of this road, stated that the
proposed canal would cost. ap-
proximately &.211.53. but that
If provided for, the cost Of com
crete work wcnld be reduced by
g
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-05-16

N. j. Dominique $500; J. G.
Thomas 5000; Jas. Borel $10.70.
.i GENERAL.
w. l.: Burke 10000; f. O.
Darby $500; n. /. Hardware
Co.,. 75c; n. |. Hardware Co.
$3.50; City of New Iberia $14.40;
l.. Broussard $4,000; S. j. Brous-
sard $3.50, !, +. !. Lejeune $1.65;
W. L. Burke, $3.50; Mrs. w. i.
Carstens, Secty $1,000; A. n.
Muller $500; Ribbeck Mfg. Co.
800; n. |. Enterprise, printing
and pub. proceedings $17. .45; Dor
sey Printing Co. $1,000.
ROADS AND BRIDGES, /
Hamilton Derouen $4S.25 Ala
din Decuir 5000; Leon Dreyfus
1910; A. Forticr, Jr..i $500;
Jack Wiltz $34.50; Numa Migues
$1,000; M. David $1,000; Lozes
Lumber Co. $1l3.13; Bernard
Bourgue 5000; A. Ranconet $12;
p. l.. Renoudet Lumber Co.
S1so.64; Moril David $1,000;
Morenas Dugas $71.75; Lastie
Bertrand $500; M. Dugas
T22.50: Lozes Lumber Coz $11.25;
Annie Wyche $1,000; Eli Boutte
S12.00; A, Fortier, Jr., $3.50; L.
RMancenet M SAP .oo;, Npma Migpez
CRIMINAL.
$. G. Harrv 1880; Wad.
Martin $32.05;, Drprelon Brous-
sard, $11.20; Adolph Couvillon
1890; w. J, Wallet $3.50; Citi-
zens Bank 1920; j., w. Eckart
$500; r. s. Mcmahon $3.50; Geo.
Il. Fisk $3.50.
BONDS B. =
Ellis Segura 5000; V.'P. Gull
foux $4,000; Miss Levie Segura
$4,000; Henry Lopez $1.66; Hy.
Lopez 81 SO; Lourd & .Guilfoux
$123.75; G. l.. Provost, Treas.
Wells Fargo Co. $1.42;
VIM. Iourd $500; L. M. Turner
F.. M. Bodin 5000;
Goodwin & Plapper $14.75; A. G.
Duboin $3.50; Edward ,Borel
1882; P. Goula 5000; E. M.
Miguez 5000; Morli David $132;
Rene Badeaux $500; VIM. Par
sons $500; Lourd & Guilfoux
s122.SO; N. T., Foundry and Mach.
Works 5000; r, M. Aucoin $500;
.. i. Provost. Treas. $539.33;
King Bros. $16.75; F. Caustin
Drainage Co. 1920; Vim. Lourd
l5c; State Highway Dept. 1888;
,. Williams $500; A. Broussard
800; Morenas Dugas $500; G.
Audibert $4.0O; d. Romero $1,000;
Sidney Boutte 5000; Texas Oil
70. $145.49; G. L, Provost, Treas.
'68.15: r. s.. McMahon 1925; A.
Tortier. Jr.. 1880; D., Dorsey
300; st. Cyr Landry $500; J.
\lexapder $3.50; Il. L. Minvielle
2. 100: J. r. Landry $1,000; N.
)rouet $4,000 Pierce Oil Co.
'24.G0; Gus Stansbury $14.50;
Willie Patout $21.00.
There being no further business
he meeting wasadiourned on
notion duly seconded and car
led.
s. Fl. A. KING. President.
w r Rt1RKE Secrotarv
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-05-16
No Substitutes

DETURN to the grocer all sub
II stitutes sent you for Royal Bak-
ing Powder. There is no sub
stitute for ROYAL. Royal is pure,
cream of tartar baking powder. and
healthful. Powders offered as sub
stitutes are made from alum.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-05-16

Respectfully submitted.
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A Vasco Nnnez
de Balboa

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BIBLIOTECA DE LOS GRANDES
MUSICOS

>oleccion publicada bajo la direction
del Ilustre compositor Saint saens.
Esta biblioteca da a conocer la vida
! an6cdotas de los grandes composite
es Obras ilustradas con numerosos
rrabajos
Liszt IleandeI, Mendelssohn, Rossini,
}ehummn, Haydn, Bach.
4 60 cvts con franqueo.
8iblioteca Antologica de los Clasicos
dc rodas las Epocas y de todos los
paises.
TASTE aAora hay publicados
FL i afro ltaliano, La Novela Alema
IA. Persia Noruega, Prosistas latinos.
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EN- Ell ATENEO
: HERMOSA FIESTA ESCOLAR.

Ell Colegio Puertormqueno de Ninas
celebro en- la tarde del viernes, Ell los sa-
lones del Ateneo, un acto de esos, que 4
pesar de querer revestir caracter init
mo, tienen una trascendencia sin llmi-
tes.
Celebrabase la entrega de los diplo-
mas de octave grado las alumnas, que
previo I'M riguroso eXamen, ante ell cuer
po de profesores del citado plantel de
ensenanza. demostraron su suficiencia
en el finalizado curso de 1913 4 1914
Los salones del Ateneo presentaban
brillant1simo aspecto, pues parte Gle
las familias de las alumnas, que perte
necian nuestraS mas clevadaS classes so
ciales Sc congregaron ALI un buen nu-
nero dc nueStros mas connotados inte
lectuales. y claro esta, que este fue IN
motive mas, para que eli hermoso acto
rcvistiese mayor importancia.
FL estrada habia sido preparado de
antemano con sumo gnSto y en- el centro
Sc veia la insignia del colcgio, con sus
elegantes tonos de azul y banco.
Ocuparon los asientos, el cuerpo IL
rcctivo. tornado por las distinguidas
senoraS Cestero de Ruiz Arnau BnX6
dc Del Vale. Blanes de Gonzalez Mar
tincz Morales de PelavaI la senorit0
de Urrutia y el cuerpo de profesoras
compucsto dc las senoritas Noel, SerVia.
Martinez. Daub6n y Larose
Tambi6n ocupaban sito preferente en-
q estrado trece distinguidas alumnas
que luciendo el uniforme de gala del co
legio, eran lag que iban a recibir los di-
plomas y Que respondian Il los sigucn-
tes nombres: Irene Gelpi. Alejandrina
Galnanes Patria Moreno, Adela Mar
tinez. Candida Igaravidez, Rosa Irarte
Salvadora Pieras Mercedes Araujo, &c
noveya Salgado, Rita Ruiz, Clotilde Ro-
driguez. Ines Lopez Cepero, Y Clotilde
Boneta
Las nrionras flas de sillas g desti-
Maroon las demas aIumnas del rolooi,,
\. las rostantay ! los famil;aras
Abri6 cl acto la digna Presidenta del
CoIag;o ya1o,a Cnstoro 1n Rui1 A,nan
leyendo un magnlfico trabajo alnsivo al
arto an al cual damostr6 IA imnor+ancia
Sionid.aci6n del nuevo centro dozen
f. ono nnsa,. del noro tinmno o,,a lle-
va creado IN dado magnjfcos resulta-
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cabo nara 81 nr6ximo cnrso esoolar
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tribuna ON seo,ndo t6,mino nronnnci6
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discnrso
Sncnd;6 6sta oonnondo u tnroor
turno. la seiiorita Rosa Iriarte. que ley6
I'm interesante trabajo.
En- los intermedios como parte tam
bien del programa. hubo valios nlmcros
de piano de violin piano, i cargo de
las alumnas. bajo la direction de la com
petente profesora. senorita Alicia 81
card6.
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Ger la gran hazana que Sc trata de COM
memOrar.
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LIBROS RECIBIDOS EN-
LA LIBRERIA DEL
ROLETIN MERCANTD..

f. Bohadilla.
I'm la noche dormida $500. rs cvts
Martinez Sierra.
Dialago / Eantastico,
Las Golondrinas .... 60 cvts.
Ell Poema del trabajo,
Flores de Escarcha,
en- I'm tomo ............ 80 cyts.
Los Pastors .. IS cvts
Madrigal ....... IS cvts
La Casa 90 "a Primavora so cvts
Azori1
Antonio Azorin .... IS cvts
Alberto Insua.
La Esclavitud Proletaria Is cyrs
J D1centa.
Ell hobo ..... ~ ocvts
Alvarez Quintero.
Lo Leales ........... IS cvts.
Sin Palabras .......... 20 cvts
Carlos A. Villanuova.
Ell Tmperio de los Andes &
a Monarquia en- America. . 80 cvts.
Gonzalo Picon F'ebres.
Nieve y Lodo ....... GO cvts
Raldorre~o Argente
In tamilia ....,....... IS cr..s.
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tonacion admirable cantaron el himno.
Demas esta que digamoS. que tanto
las ntcHgentes INTERPRETERS como los au-
torres de Ia composition, fueron deliran,
temente aplaudidos, por la seecta y nu-
meroSa concurrencia que llenaba el sa-
Ion
\ tras breyes palabras de agradeci-
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ia, Sc dio por terminado el hcrmoso ac-
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FL BOLETIN que tan asiduamente
ha venido Iaboranlo en- pro de la edu-
cacion nativa Ell todos Sus 0rdenes So
bre todo en- aquello que tiende demos
trar que en- el pals hay fuerzas yivas ca
PAGES de lgnalar y por que no decirlo de
superar 10 que pretende mandarsenos
de fuera, fehcita sinceramente 4 la Di-
rectiya del colegio, al competente cuer-
po de profesoras del mismo y las
amnas graduadas, por el brilante exito
acanzado en- el primer ano dc su fun
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