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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1918-06-14
DISTRICT CONVENTION

The Cincinnati District convention
with Second Baptist church
at Hamilton, Ohio, last Saturday and
Sunday, Rev. j. S. Francis, pastor.
The spirit Of missions was never 50
high as was manifested ut this meet
ing. Cur work is progressing under
the leadership 81 our President, Sister
Mamie Banks. Cur county was vel.
represented at the District. Mrs. Sa-
rah johnson, our State President.
Mrs. NJ, Mealy, Mrs. probst, Mrs. Ju-
lia Brown, Mrs. Foggy, Mrs Dora
Thompson, Mrs. Celia Campbell, Mrs.
Mary Cooper, Mrs. Ida Brown, Mrs.
n. Wneatiey, Mas. Pate, Miss Marie
5.ilt i, fsalsaa i Campbell TlA.re will
be 4 missionary picnic from Piaua.
q. al tha Missionary Farm, Eaton
Pike, stcp No. ., June 10Th, every
lycal society receiving AN invitation.
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In Honor Of
JOS. Henderson
COLORED CITIZENS
HOLD MEMORIAL IN
HONOR OF SOLDIER
Pay Tribute to Dayten's First Colored
Soldier To Die In Battle

In honor Of Joseph Henderson, Day
toms first colored soldier. who gave
his life for his country May Is.
memorial service was held AZ the Me-
Kinley Nj. t. church On Hawthorne
street Last night.
Mayor j. M. Switzer made the me-
mortal address.
"The spirit OF patriotism abound
ing IN this meeting is wonderful and
am glad TO be here tonight, feel
you colored people deserve great credit
ia arranging this memorial for Ser
geant Henderson. The death Of this
mon who also served his country dur
ng the Spanish war will
mean that you folks IN this neighbor-
hood ought to lead better lives and
thus make Dayton that much better.
he said.
"Our country is filled with young
coored men who are going over and
will give their lives If necessary just
us Sergeant Henderson did" he added.
A number Of interesting facts per-
tanning TO the atrocities in the present
war were recounted by the mayor
Previous to his address there were
remarks by Rev I. ]. Smith, pastor
of the Zion Baptist church, and Rev.
4 u. Burton, pastor Of the church.
Thaddeus Wheeler gave a short BIZ
ogfaphy Of the life of Sergeant Hen
lerson. Spanish American and Civil
War veterans were present There
were musical numbers by Roy Terry,
Instrumental, and Rev. John Arnold.
vocal
The service was opened with the
singing Of America and closed with
the "star Spangled Banner"
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1000 More Men
Called to the
Colors
Colorea Boys Scheduled to Leave for
Camp this Month. Maryland to
Send $500

WASHINGTON, June 81. A call
for 10000 coored seective service
men, qualified for general military
service, was issued today by Provost
Marshal General Crowder. They will
be sent to camp during the period
from June 20 TO 25 inclusive.
The quota OF the states follows:
The following states Alabama,
1000 To Camp sherman; Arkansas.
1000 to Camp Pike; District Of Go.
lumbia, 800 to Camp Meade; Florida,
$500 to Camp Dix; Georgia, 1000 to
Gordon Kentucky, 1000 To Taylor,
Louisiana, 5000 TO Funston, Mary.
land, 250O to Meade Mississippi, 1000
to Grant Missouri, 500 10 Funston.
New Jersey, 500 10 Dix; North Car
olina, 1000 TO Taylor; Ohio. 500 to
Sherman; Oklahoma, 500 to Funston;
Pennsylvania, 500 TO Sherman, South
Carolina, 1000 to Jackson; Tennessee,
1000 to Dodge Texas, 1000 to Travis
Virginia, 5000 to Lee; West Virginia,
1000 to Sherman.
The men called today bring the TO
tal summoned 10 the eolors in Jun,
to more than 100000.
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TAKES DA YTON BRIDE

The nuptiais between Miss Carrie
Hammers Of this city and Mr. Irving
G. James Of Detroit, Mich, were sol
emnized Saturday evening, at the home
of the bride in Paris, Ky.
She was quite charming in Clique
little gown Of white crepe de chine
and wore three tiny pink rosebuds.
Only the immediate family and friends
were present, owing to the recent
death Of the brides mother.
Miss Hammers has been resident
of Dayton for the past year or more,
residing with her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. John Baker, Of 128 Frank
lin street, during which time she was
employed as assistant to Mrs. Edythe
West, at which place she rendered
very efficient service.
She was quite a favorite and viii
be greatly missed from her circle Of
friends, who are glad to hear Of her
happiness, as we'll as sorry to hear al
her recent bereavement.
Mr. and Mrs. James spent Sunday
la Dayton and departed Sunday even
ing for Cleveland, Ohio, where they
will make their future home. We
wish thesa success and happiness.
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JOHN w. ARNOLD TO
GIVE SONG RECITAL

On Friday, June p, at Euclid Ave.
nue A. NJ. E. church, John Wesley
Arnold will make his debut in d sone
ecital. Mr.. Arnold has been prepar
ng q long time to make his appear
ince in a recital Il success.
He will interpret Negro melodies,
earranged by II. T Burleigh, and
Faith, Hope and Charity" cycle,
oy Mcl)ermott
Mr.. Arnold has chosen Mrs, Agnes
p, Li!lard, Miss Ethel Steward, Mr..
Chester West, the Zion Baptist and
E.aker Street ehoirs to assist him on
The program. Mrs. Agnes Nelson and
Miss Flossie Hogue will render liter
Try numbers. Miss Rita Higgins will
accompany Mr. Arnold at the piano.
Nj. Ainold is giving this recital for
the benefit of the church rally to be
held the first Sunday in July.
He says: = am giving my time
ind talents to the churches rather
than to the dance halls, and other
places of frivolous nature"
The admission 10 the concert viii
be the small sum Of 10 cents, giving
everybody an opportunity to attend.
Tickets on sale ut the Forum office.
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DISTINGUISHED VISITOR

Mrs. Clara b. Swan, matron Of
Boony Oaks School, e. Chattanooga,
Tenn, and her little four year-old son,
Eidridge, left Sunday evening for her
home after a three weeks visit to her
sister, Mrs. Annie E. Taylor, Shuey
Apartments, 238 Chestnut street, and
other relatives
Mr.. and Msr. Theodore Taylor, 238
Chestnut street; John Blackburn, l59
Ziegler street; William w. Willis,
1894 Dakota street; Theodore Nc
Cam, l5 Brady street; Thaddeus w.
Wheeler, 43 West Fifth street, John
w. Singleton, 24l Maple street. and
Dexter McCann, 43 Catherine street:
respectively entertained in honor of
Mrs. Swan one evening during her
.stay in our city.
Mrs. Swan is I'm educated lady with
charming personality and delightful
entertainer Mrs. Swan enjoyed her
visit immensely and regretted that
she could not remain longer. The
many friends she made here are look.
ing forward for q sesaKn visit fxara
her next year.
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HON. BERT b. BUCKLEY

The only State Fire Marshal in the
United States, who ever appointed q
eologed man as an assistant State Fire
Marshal.
Bert b. Buckley, who filed his petit
tion with the Secretary OF State on
Saturday for Lieutenant Governor
subject to the Republican primary, is
50 years old and lifelong resident
Of Montgomery County. He educated
himself, having been suceessively q
newsboy, postal clerk, lawyer and
State Fire Marshal.
In 1912, he was the unanimous nom-
inee Of the Republicans Of the Third
Congressional District for Congress
against Congressman James M. Cox,
who resigned the Democratic nomina-
stion, shortly after to become his par
ty's candidate for Governor Of Ohio,
Buckley Was defeated for Congress,
his party having split that year. lie
was elected member Of the Republicans
State Central Committee in 1914 and
in 1916, as well as having been sent
to the National Convention at Chi.
cago. While living in Democratic
city, county and district, Buckley has
led forlorn hopes for the Republicans
but has record Of never haping been
Dictated an a Republican primary. II
his city or district. As State Fire
Marshal under the last Republican ad.
ministration, Buckley made record
of more convictions than in any yeal
before in any State Of the Union
aside from increasing the number ol
inspections, inaugurating the compul
sorry fire drill IN schools and factories
and established bulletin service fol-
the press. on fire prevention subjects
that has not been surpassed A citi
zen OF high character and mneh ex
ecltive ability, who rose in a Nv shor
years from the overalls Of the railwa,
mail service to be Republican leade
in his Congressional district by popu
lar vote.
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ANNUAL SER MON

The International Order of Twelve
Knights and Daughters Of Tabler will
hold their annual sermon at Bethel
Baptist church the third Sunday in
June, the 10th. at z p. m. Rev. Smith
Of Zion Baptist church, will preach.
Sir Thomas nall, Dt Carrie Ellis, Dt.
Essie Allen, Dt. Louise Turner, Dt.
Mary Scott. l)t Mary Raper. chr.
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CQLORED BANK MESSENG ER

Mr. Bradford T. Aldridge, 25G Dun
bar avenue, has been made bank mes
.saneef al the Dayton National bank,
along with his other work. Mr.. Aid
ridge has been employed as janitor in
the Dayton National Bank for the
past ten years During this time his
salary has been substantially raised
four different times,
Mr.. Allridge was born in Augusta,
Georgia. His parents moved to Lake
City, Florida, when he was quite
small lie renamed there until he
was 10 years Of age, when he went
to New York City. He lived in New
York City mp to the time he came to
Dayton, IA years ago.
Mr.. Aldlidge was a member Of
Eaker Street *. M. +. Church 4
years, serving al one time as Trustee
Steward, and eight years as superin-
tendent Of the Sunday School. He i
now i member Of the Euclid Avenue
A. M H. Church, being a Trustee
Steward and class leader. He holds
the position Of Church Clerk, Church
Reporter, Secretary Of Steward
Beard .apd Superintendent Of the Sun
day School. He is also President Of
the Colored Branch Of the Y M G. A
and 1wenty-one Club. His many
friends wish him continued success in
all his undertakings.
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REV. SMITHS FAMILY ARRIVE

Mrs. Emma +. Smith and children,
Miss Marian g., Jewel W.. and Clar-
ence A., accompanied by Mrs. Millie
g. Harris, arrived in Dayton Sunday
evening. Miss Marian was graduated
from the S a,e .So nl4l sellno ii.
Fr.n!fo.t, Wednesday, June ). MIS-.
Harms ia ~, \ active III her catnch at
Versailles and operates grocery
stcFe. Dayton welcomes Mrs. SRith
,and her jrsefestiag family
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The only State Fire Marshal in the
United States, who ever appointed q
colored man as an assistant State Fire
Marshal
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ST. MARGARET's NEWS
Father J. N. Samuels- Belboder, Vicar


And they all with one consent be-
gan to make excuse This was the
text of last Sunday mornings sermon.
After describing the Oriental manner
Of an invitation to and preparation for
feast the vicar outlined the effect
Of disappointed host. 1t was graphic,
vivid and clear 1t aroused the feel
ings of the hearers to visit menta.
contempt and eontumely upon the uii-
worthy quests who frivolously excused
themselves At the very last and cru
elal momsnt Some of the reason
given fol ti.ese mfan5us excuse
were:
/. Wrong enlphasis upon bushes
Importance as being more s.,ses saaiy
than prcmi ed word.
TOO much and wrong self ast
nation.
90 little real social considera-
lion; too much egotism; too little al
truism; too much downright false-
valuation; too little upright sincerity
and consideration for others.
1. But more, it showed that selfish
ness in the heart is like i worm in an
utwafdB beautiful rose, Of d naggot
i the center Of peach.
). And then it shows the littleness
3f those who continuously offer eN-
cuses.
4 It shows, too, the implied con-
tempt in which Jesus Himself held
them.
Duty, whether social, religious or
moral, is Of heavenly lineage. No
man or woman can shirk il or fiout
lit by any excuse. They may talk but
| the talk will be but Il sound impal.
pable, incoherent, meaningless, whet
Iput under the X-ray Of reason. Ane
when they least expect they will b,
cut off from all favorable considera
lion, from all honors, from all peace
and their places filled by others NOR,
lsincere and who at the last momen
God and Opportunity may call an.
Iapproye. While we have light wall
| 10 the light. BE alert, be sincere. ID,
your full duty.
A very fine increase IN attendancl
was noticed last Sunday morning
j There were quite few strangers. Th
d vicar was very happy To welcum
hem and in the name Of the entir
congregation, very cordially invite
them and many others to worship wit
as always st. Margaret is biesse
with new spirit Of friendliness.
new power OF understanding and sym
ipathy, a full and rich service IN whic
every Worshiper directly participates
The service, prayers. psalms, lessons
chants, hymns and addresses appea
to the deep and devout spirit as we
as to the reason of the mind. And al
IS done IN "decency and IN order" d
Jesus Christ, through His apostles
has commanded. Come and see fo
yourself, and be convinced.
, The services are; Holy commune
lat 90 a. M, Sunday school ut 8 a
a. m, and morning prayer and SCI
mon at II a. m. No afternoon 0
!, evening service. Come early
The pamphlet, To Win the War, b
he vicar, is now on sale. II may b
: had at Wilkes News Store, Every
body's Book Shop; Elder & Johnston
department Store (book counter); til
l Guinea Petitions Book Shop at Set
ond street in rear of Rike- Kumler's
also of Mrs. John Hand, Miss Mar
eta Parsons, Mrs. Jessie Hathcocl
and Mr.. John d. Fields Of The Forul
and Rev. VIM. Coleman. The pampl
ct is sold at 10 cents per copy,-t i
agents, &c per copy.
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RESTAURANT FOR
SALE OR LEASE

Mrs. Kennedy wishes to sell or
lease her restaurant at 90l West 5th
street. This is q splendid opportunity
for some one who desires to conduct
profitable business. Mrs. Kennedy's
health will not allow her to continue
the business.
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On. Wednesday evening, June 10Th,
the citizens of Dayton will have the
opportunity of hearing Hon. William
II. Lewis, Of Boston, Mass, formerly q
member Of the family Of President
Taft,s cabinet Mr.. Lewis is one Of
the i1rainest lawyers IN the country
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Oh account of IN health, Ms, Dollie
Rschardson-lypiet wishes to sell or
rent Ter haildIessing parlur al aa6
HaEt sth aIIaaE. Call aE once.
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La e~cciwsi0r dc IN niNo del qrupo
dc Ia icmiiio cS u@ crStigO ctcc-
tjro para Ia mayor pdrts dc
las deso6edienciGs

! II So preguNta a c~u2lqu!era pro-
fesora dc kindergarten cual es el cas-
tigo mas effective en- todos los casos
de maldad 0 desobediencia dc los nj
nos. acknowledgements contestant que
a~islarlre del grupo de escolareS, eX-
cluyendolGs de toda labor o juego por
corto tempo. Comunmente este es
suficiente y, pasadoS algunos minu-
tos. 81 sc lie pregunta al recluido 81
esta dispuesto a juntarse a la c!ase,
mostrara viva aquiescencia.
Este metodo cs tan bueno en- el
hogan como en- el kindergarten
Ciertamente 10 es. pero debe maneJar-
Sc de modo GisJinto. BESIDE que en- ell
hogar no hay labor 0 juego tan def
nidos como en- cl kindergarten. Ia ex-
clusi0n tiene cue ser mas conlpleta,
para Cue cl nino sc de buena cuenta
de ella. Es decir: sera necesario al
20 mas que poner al nino Ell IN 81
lla. en- ell rincon de I'm cuarto. Para
cue el aislamiento sea complete. de-
be m]antenerseie a puerta cerrada.
Naturalmente Que al principle habra
gritos V llanto, pero como estos no
son producidos por IN dolor fisico,
Ia impression mental de encontrarse
| enteramente solo y s~eparado &c la IA
milia, generaimente es 10 que Sc ne
costa para que el niio sc conduzca
| bien. Despues que termine Ia TEN
pestad. la madre debe dirigirse al nj,
no V preguntarle 81 esta dispuesto q
obedecer en- 10 s~ucsivo, para suspen,
derle cl castigo.
La mayor parte de las maldades J
caprichos de los ninos, Sc corrigen ia
cilmente con csc sencillo metodo.
En- este punto debo decir a las ma
dres. que deben ser may cuidadosas
en- la election de palabras para cali
fear las malas acciones de los ninos
4. todos. sin distinction, no debe decir'
seles cue son malos. nj siquiera des'
o~bedienres. 81 IN nino sc hace des'
agradable porque esta cansado. ne
debe hacersele Ia injusticia de la
mario naalo. Solo en- los casos en- qua
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| cl muchacho o la muchacha MUGS
tren pcrversas inclinaciones, debe
emplearse con ellos ell calificativo
Appropriate. Ell verdaGero nal Sc CO.
rrige con castigo severe Y en- ocasio-
hes el mas duro es el de privar al nj
no de aquello por que muestra mas in
clinaci0n.
.Aun los ninos dc un ano son sensi-
b!es al aislamiento. Uno de nuestros
| pcquenos estaba fernando Ell habito
de azotar con Ia espalda Ell respaldo
dc su si!la Y de gritar TODD ell tempo
que duraba la comida, porque no Sc
lc daba 10 que pedia. En- menos de
una semana su padre 10 euro, cogien-
dolo con silla y TODD y, ~poniendolo en-
la cccina Y cerrando la puerTa para
cue dejara de llorar. Al principle llo-
ra hasta tres minutes. despues menos
cada dia, hasta CUE al fin no fue ne
c~esario apartarlo de Ia mesa.
Tan pronto como ell niho dele de
llorar debe If a versele o comenzara
de nuevo, pensando que lie han aban-
donado.
FL metodo de aislamiento r~equiere
algun tempo, pero tambien le requie-
re cualquiera otra clase de castlgo,
excepto el de pegar a los ninos, que
no les hace ningdn bien sino que.
por ell contrario. les mantiene en- Ell
tenor a la vioiencia fisica.
FL medic de una discreta eXplica-
cion. q menudo es possible evitar toda
clasc de castigo. Aun los ninos dc
dos Y tres amos entienden mas de 10
que Ia genie supone, 81 sc les habla
en- lenguaje que este al alcance de sus
jnteligncias. Por csc, para ~apartar-
los de malas acciones a veces basta
que Sc les expliQue 10 que puede ocu-
~rrirles 81 Sc portan de cierta manera
' per Que Sc les exige que 10 hagan
dc otra; Y en- todos los casos como
cidos va del nino, debe ayudarsele a
~cstablecer relaci6n entire las causas
= sus efectos.
Algunas veces es n~ecesaria la ooe-
tiencia instantanea c UNREASONABLE.
e. mandate imperative sera siempre
meior obedecido por los ninos. 81 sa-
ben que tan pronto como sea possible
sc les dara ~explicacion. Cuando I'm
adulto obedece ciegamente ciertas or
denes, espera que posteriormente le
sean explicadaS las zon iPor
que no ia de csperar IN nino trata-
micnto semejante?
LAURA WILLARD LAURENCE
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| fesi6n conocida. Sc dedican q trabajos
de construction. al tendido de lineas
| ferrocarrileras. 4 la movil;zaci6n de
AUTOMOBILES, etc.
Los juguetes inutiles son los que
! sc Guiebran facilmente y muchoS de
los mecanicos que son coito5os. Ge-
neralmente estos ultimos no intere-
san sino a los mines granGes. Los
cabalios de imitacion. los Velocipcdos,
las munecas muy grandes Y muchOs
juguetes de esa ~eSpecie, son inutiles
hasta cierta edad. Hasta los dos
amos no solo son inutiles, sino que
cansan al nino. 10 cual debe evitarse
a TODD trance. porque no hay NADIA
mas lamentable que un nino para
quien NADIA es nuevo 0 interesante.
Por medic de los .juguetes debe en-
senarse a los ninos a tener limpieza
V orGen. Tn nino que aprende a CO.
locar sus iuguetes en- sitio a]propiado
Y a terer linpio ell lugar donde jue-
ga. esta aprendiendo una de las bue-
itCS IcCS!Oi!cS dG IL '!Nd.
i menudo los ninos que Sc mues
tran dcscuidados con sus juguetes,
llegan q no tener respeto por Ia pro-
pie&ad de los otros Y ad estruir 10
que debieran conserTar. Pero hay
que hacer distinction entire Ell esprit.
tn de destruction Y el de investiga-
ci6n. 81 IN ninito tiene IN perro re-
!leno Que ladra Y Sc lie enCuentra in
vestigando la razon del ladridc. no
es tan destructor como curioSo. y
debe r~ecoriarse que por medic dc la
Investigation es que sc ha llegaCo 4
los grandes deScubrimientos de la
cdad adulta. Tn nino con inclinacio-
mes a la mecanica frecuentementc
tratara de deshacer sus juguetes pa
ra YER como fueron hechos. La Gu
riosiGad es fuerte en- todos los ninos.
Por 10 tanto, antes de castigar a al
guno porque destTUye IN juguete. de-
be averiguaTse s. ha sido culpab!e de
algo mas que simple ligercZa.
"Satisfechos y feiices' son las pa
labras que desc-iben Ia condici6n de
los ninos en- Ell kindergarten Y que
deben describirla. tambien, en- el no.
gar. Por muchas ocupaciones que
tenga la madre, debe dcdicar una
parte de 81 tempo a sus hijos. para
que cstos Sc sientan tan felices como
en- Ia escuela. Y tratar de obtener los
mayores resultados por medic del
amor ' no del tenor.
Los ninos correspondent 2 TODD ira
tamiento razonablc Y para obtener
los resultados deSeadoS de la cnsc-
nanza que Sc les impa-te. deben to-
marse en- consideration su estado fl
sico. ell tempo y cuidado con que SO
| les trate.
Despues de oirme decir con Gcs-
| aiiento oue habia pasado un dia sin
atender a otra cosa que a las nece-
Shades dc mi mia. n anciana a
ouien tengo en- mucha eStima me dijo:
"Querida mia. listed esta hacienda
| ahora el mejor trabajo cue puede ha-
Ger una mujer; desarrollar Ell into
lcto Y las cualidadcs de su hiia. Apa-
! rentementc los resuitadoS in~aediacos
no correspondent al tempo Gastado.
pero listed esta poniendo les cimien-
tos de IN caracter que sera como in
monumento ccnSagrado a su labor y
discretion. en- los amos v]enideros.
LENORE r. RANJS.
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La rerdaGeru mddre de5c cuidor dc
cGrGcter de sw hijo ono dc sHS
rccesidG6eS iisicas

Una iovcn madre me reflrlo rcclen-
temente una ocurrencia que Sc habia
repetido en- su casa en- differences oca-
stones Y lie era lie las mas molestas.
Me dijo: Ms hijcs han adquirido
Ia costumbrc de coger las medias linz
pias y llenarlas de nudos. para IN
juego que han inventado. A menudo
TO puedo encontrar una media que
poncrlcs, hasta no d2shacer Il ror-
cioa de nuGos. Una de estas calurosas
tarGes dc verano perdi la p]aciencla.
Anita. die a mi hiia mayor. ipor
3u6 me causas tai molestia dia tras
dia?" Me contest que para que cram
las madres y me parecio que estaba
en- 10 %iusto.'
Gravamentc preguntc a esta madre
sin $3.50 81 no habria siGo meior MAIL
dar a Anita que ayudara 2 deshacer
los nudes. ya Que su madre haoia te-
nido la ~paciencia de hacerlo tantas
wees.