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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-20
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-20
MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED--l can use several hvs-wirs
solicitors who have the ability 10
show early results. must 30 able TO
able to handle a i've proposition sppli'
cation would not be considered: salary
with all expenses guaranteed, territory
Oklahoma. Call ,n person or make ap-
piIcstlon TO Circulation Manager. Far
nsr- -StockmaD. OklahomAn Bids. Os-
lahoms City. Oklahoma.
WASTED-firs,- class waiter and fry
cook,; walters. -, Q week: do not
phone; work any time you come. Cory
Cafe, pawhuska okla
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statesmen WANTED

We want at once three saieomeA 20
sell farm electric lighting plants -
dealers and uaers; salesman consrolo
territory and builds up permanent euels
ness; results from your own sffoeeo
win tnks care Of future dsvslopmsates
We prefer men who have had e1per!s
necessary that applicant own On. oneo
In which 10 cover tsrLtogy.. ASH ferr
Mr.. Lindsey. Empire Electric Co.. $I0
West Main street
WANTED-Experlen sslssman. &C.
Quainted In northeastern part Of tate
southern Kansas. Louisiana ana West
Texas. Apply at sifers Candy Co.. isth
and Santa Fe.
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WANTED

A competent young lady or
gentleman clerk must be able
10 use typewriter and write
some shorthand. Exceptionally
good opportunity for advance
ment In well ests blished real
estate office. Replying. give
references and experience.
E-ls, Care Oklahoman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-20
MALE HELP WANTED

WASTFD-Boy about II years Of sg.
80 learn highly skilled profession. S3s
American Bank Rldg.
EXPERIENCED presser at once. apply
In person. 72j North Hudson.
WANTED boy with wheel mus, he
over school age Phone Walnut 5000.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-20

sTENoGRAPHER who is familiar with
weighing and making out dray tick
cts. Good salary. State age and OK
poIisnce. Va, Oklahoman.
FORD truck driver who Is familiar
with the city. f2i per week. WSO.
Oklshomnn
WANTED-At once. one all around
butcher and one sausagemaker: good
pay TO rtght parties, Call or write Roy
G. Harris a. Co. 1921 West 2nd. Ok
lahoma City.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-20

csNtiemsn: postlsn Guasaetssdi srss
ca9aiogu0 sap,a!ping. Wcts IaAs
HSf6Ss colsos. Dallas q ysrs worm
WTNTEf--Uen and women 70 learn
the REAL ESTATE business ~ :, 'v,nc sHc
today for FREE book, Dawson seal
pIdS' Fort smith, Arkanssa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-20
MALE HELP WANTED.
WANTED.

Two men. one with executive
ability. TO make sales by cor
respondence. must have freight
tsriii eIperlnce and be sble 20
use typewriter.
one experienced road man 10
sell cotton linters. experienced
Inter man preferred. good salary
20 right men. Post Office Box
III. or phone 10.
Chickasha. Oklahoma
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-20
FEMALE HELP WAITED


wANTED-N.at elderly woman. 10 help
with housexork and baby, good place
for right party. Maple 30t3.R
WANTED-Ten lady solicitors 20 begin
at once Your money every evening.
All Culbertson Bldg
CHAMBERMAID wANTED-Hu,sel
hotel. Okoene, Oklshoma
EXPERIENCED white girl for gem
oral hourework. Good wages, two IN
family: no laundry. $50 w 18th ~.
WANTED-Glrls for cafeteria; expert.
ence unnecessary. Yale Cafeteria,
". broadway. -.
WANTED First clsrs typist who has
tEs, claI experience: = steady po.
pitlon and excellent salary for the fight
party. Apply AZ Hotel skiryin sunday
between ! and y. IN. and from J TO
$40 IN the evening ana ask for Mr.
Sam Goldstein.
CAPABLE young lady for clerical and
grocery office work: not necessarily er-
tensiva training or experience ~ book
keeper or stenographer but should be
good typist. Excellent opportunity with
Oklahoma City distributing house. HIN
school graduate preferred. W-2s. okla
homan.
WANTEb-Colored girl for general
housework. Maple lOss 72l wes, 12nd
WANTED-A first clsss s,enoErapher
who has had good experience; a
steady and excellent salary for the
right party. Apply Sunday at the Ho-.
tel Skirvin between 2 and I p. m. and
from 7 10 $50 In the evening and ask
for Mr.. Sam Goldstein.
-Saiesiadies for the follow
ing departments: millinery. ready-to-
wear. dry goods and shoes We wan,
real live wires who have had first class
experience; extra good salary for the
right women and a steady position
guaranteed. Apply Sunday at tho Ho-
tel Skirvin between 2 TO I p, m. and
7 TO $40 In the evening and ask for
Ca Cnldstsip
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-20
BOOkkeeper and Cashier

by Ford agency and garage, thoroughly
experienced and capable office manager
ask for personal interview with owner
Mr.. Arthur A. staab. Huckins Hotel.
i1l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-20
EDUCATION AND INSTRUCTION

EDUCATION AND INSTRUCTION
WANrHD-Msn and ladies 70 eessn
6sSbsr trsdS; special iow tuition;
pcsitions guaranteed; free cataloS ~.
ishoMa CITY Barber CollsGc. ~ WEI
California; Harry Kuns. Mgr.r
MEN = Our cstSioS s1p,ains how vs
teach the barber trade; mailed Nes.
echwarts system Of Barber CcIecss'
IL ", California Avenue. Osishooa
CITY. Ohls. -.
n 400 A YEAR for ,irannaturs. stenog.
rsphers, bookksspsrs; u you desire
one q thess positions. we can ualn you
IN few wssks. Learn nov; ?ey ~.
baltimore Hldg. Walnut 1854:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-20
statesmen WANTED

TRAVELLING MEN, WOMEN. best stds
line In tho world. 1000 inonthly:
nothing 10 soil or carry; information
only J. n. Walker. Boulder. C0loee0os
WANTED at once, Two saIasmsn u
sell tho Free sewing mschine; STEADY
work and everything Furnished. II you
are willing worker. here 10 your chanoea
Give address and telephone number "
first letter for interview at once. giye
experience. II any. Address J, Va
suth. State Mgr. Boz <sj. Oklah0lnA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-20
Kindergarten
Dramatic Club

Nov forming. limited 10 10 Pupils.
sgos from 3 10 year,. class w,n r.
csivs full Instructions In dramatic srt.
6rsos AnA physical culture. Your Mtgs
sylew al trsinipg. Fiohis Studios.
E1E SsKoIsfskIp In OkIahomas best
6uoinoeo o0IleGs, on account OF sick
nAes will sell II cheap. Addre" w'So'
0kishomAn.
YOUNG lady wsnts few more beginners
On violin. Walnut NSf-J.
MEN 1sSIrIII railway mail clerk POSI-
ti0oe; pesp0fs ~ examination. PAR
tlgul4S1 fgee. Mudsru Civil Service In
stltutA ~ CAe1hpt, D. LoNlA
|6HoI lazzNu, ESsWffyla0, spanish.
|k: S"Iasss Iss' 'skcs ssss Ws!sss sisA ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-20

HELP wANTEp-Deokkeepsrs ana
buSincss college are In demand. The
"ch~o, can not f,ll the calls II v re-
csiviNs S7S 10 $50 In business or GOV:
ssnmSnt work. Good positions seoured
fsr Sraduatse. Enter any. time AZ
WORK hy outline. Individual method o.
,nstYuetior. No CLASSES: md ana BROAD
way. Phone Walnut ssa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-20
0ALD 0xIp WANTED
BOYS WANTED

s.::..: \: s.'s 4: :'::s: ~: s . s'' ''' .::z ;:z;
II1e7NEExTNd ~ CO.. yKa
tS1Ne ~ - etovse, hsatsEA bet
= Ix5
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-20

wANTED-Young men as candy help
rrs. Apply nj Rose Candy factory,
rear. go W tth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-20
Statesmen Wanted

Statesmen ante0
Opportunity at once for , live wire
salssrnen to earn large incomes sailing
tho famous line OF TODD cheek writer's
and forgery proof chscksi either city e
nearby tsrritority available. Call OF u
Terminal Arcade Geo Manager.
SALES NANAdER wanted IN each
county In Oklahoma TO handle ~
money making proposition; unlimited
opportunity. loo percent profits maAs
on sales: territory going fast. E-sos
Okiahoman.
SALESHEN WANTED
gevsrai high class, live wire saiesmsn
TO handle Q we'll established line Of oil
storage equipment An excellent -:
portunity for several experienced aSsd
reliable men. who can cover IL
ground. State references and oel1in9
experience. American OIL Pump =
Tank Co. Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-20
MALY HELP WANTED

EXPER FENCED 'eamsters. Apply
Merchants Transfer Il Storage Co,
81 last Grand
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-20
Clothing Salesman

Must be thoroughly experienced
clothing salesman and general window
trimmer. Sam Miller. Saltwater. Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-20

BOYS AND GIRLS You can set wrist
watches, Daisy air rifles, ball bearing
skates, submarine. machine guns. gas
masks, bicycles. bows and arrows.
knives. school books. fountain pens. ny
ing model alrplanes and many other
things you have been wanting. free for
Just . fow hours pleasant work. Come
today. scotch-Tono Company. ols
North Hudson.
WANTED--ESp.rienc.d baker who is a
good straight dough man Call or write
City bakery, Temple. Okla. o.la.--------.----
BOY WANTED-That In not going to
sci ool, Tor news stand. loS y. Bwdy'
March Daily News Agency
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-20
WANTED
Girls for factory work.
Apply Item Biscuit Co.

wANTED-At once woman for general
houscwork: four In family; someone
TO stay nights. Call Walnut ls9t-J; ls1o
W. 5sth.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-20
BOYS

Wanted Tor office work; age rs 10
IS. no experience required. so per
week. Inquire Wilson d Co, General
office, Stocky ards.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-12
BULGARIA TO GET
TREATY TUESDAY
Allies Demand Germany Write
Pledge to Bar Union
With Austria
co SENDS MOTE

Paris. Sept. 12.-lt is probable the
treaty with bulgaria will be handed
that nations representatives Tuesday.
The Greek and Rumanian delegations
have fled additional protests against
the territorial and economic sections OF
the treaty which may result in changes
being made in the text.
No meeting of the Supreme Council
was held today. the departure Of A.. j..
Balfour, British secretary of state for
foreign affairs, being apparently rcspon-
sible. neither Niscount Miner nor An
drew Bonar Law having accepted the
responsibility Of heading the British
delegation.
The supreme council. having virtually
completed work on the bulgarian treaty.
will take mp the drafting Of peace terms
with Turkey today. Premier Lloyd
George will arrive here today for this
usrpose. lie will be assisted in the con-
I sences by Field Marshal +. II.
Atenby. commander of the Allied forces
inNAsia Minor. who has just arrived
in France.
Major General James G.. Hartford
with tho American mission which nc
companicd him to the Near Fast for the
purpose of investigating conditions in
Armenia and the Caucasus region. left
Constantinoplc for the interior on Sun
day, according to advicCs received here.
Geneva. Switzerland. Sept. 1.-(Cor-
r~espondencr of the Associated prcss)-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-12
w ritif7g Paper

Special at 35c a Box
There are two lots.
One is composed of clean, fresh
boxes of white paper tied with
ribbon that were marked almost
half as much again. The boxes
are attractive and the paper is a
good quality with a fabric finish.
There r four shapes of enve-
lopes to choose from, and some
of the paper has colored borders.
The other lot takes in the
larger boxes of paper that are
somewhat soiled Gust the boxes,
not the paper inside). The fab
ric-finished paper is in white,
blue, lavender and pink, and some
of the boxes have correspondence
cards in them, also. The enve-
lopes r in various shapes.
Gallery, Market)
Center Aisle)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-12
UKRAINE WHEAT NORMAL
Reports of Enormous Crop Ground
Iess-None VIII Come to U. S.

Paris, Sept. 12.-CBy \. Pad
vices from American Red Cross i~nveSti-
gators at Poltava. Southern Russia,
received today, say that reports Of an
enormous grain surplus in Ukraine and
Southern Russia. which have disturbed
American wheat growers with visions Of
q tumbling market, may be dismissed
as groundlcss.
Investigators. who have just arrived
at Poltava. after n tour of the country
recently liberated by General Dcnikinc
from the Bolshcviki, state that early
dressings promise n crop from 10 to %
per cent above the normal. this being
due to the squirting influence Of the
Germans. who directed their energies
last fall to having every available foot
in Ukraine put into winter wheat. Even
this bumper crop, however, will fall
short Of the domestic demand. and it
is declared that not a bushel of it will
ever enter into competition with wheat
from the United States. Russia and
the countries bordering on the Black
sea will need the entire 1910 crop.
The food situation is generally good.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-12
NOSKE WARS ON GAMBLERS
Aims to Extermlnate "Resorts" II
Berlin by Sunday

Berlin. Sept. 12.-(By A.. p
Greater Bcrlin's wave of gambling will
terminate on Sunday, if an order is
sued by Gustav Noske. minister of de-
tense, supprcssing public and private
clubs is strictly enforced.
The provisions of this long expected
order are sweeping, violations of it
being punishable by fine or imprison-
ment, and no loopholes are left for
psuudo clubs under camoufiaged titles.
The city is now honeycombed by such
public and private resorts. fully 300
fashionable apartments being occupied
by such establishments.
In an effort to stop the widespread
prevalence of gambling, Prussian au-
thorities raided North sea and Baltic
watering places a week ago.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-12
BELGIANS WANT U. S. LOAN
Consul General at Brussels Consults
" With Manufacturers

Brussels, Sept. 12.-(By A. P.)-
Henry II. Morgan, United States high
trade commissioner in Belgium and con
sui general, has had a meeting with the
leaders of eighteen of the biggest indus
trial groups for the purpose of discuss
ing the needs of Belgium.
Mr.. Morgan suggested five-year in
dividual bank loans, but the industrial
representatives decided that they could
not speculate on individual loans. They
held out for Il loan from government to
government.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-12
LEAGUE DRIVE TO START
Lloyd George to Inausurate Cam.
palen In England

london, Sept. 12.-(By 4. P.l-
David Lloyd George. the British prime
minister, in n speech to be delivered in
the Guildhall. October 1, on behalf of
the league of nations union, will in
augurate a campaign which is to be car
ried on throughout the country dur
ing the autumn. ending November II.
with demonstrations in every town and
city in the United Kingdom.
1t is expected by the promoters that
the movement will extend TO other
countries and that November il will
be made League of Nations Day.
which also is "Armistice Day"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-12
NEW FILIPINO MISSION
VIII Ask United States Parties to
Adopt independence PIanks

Manila, Sept. 12.-Rcnewed efforts
10 obtain independence of the Philippine
Islands will be made next year by a
Filipino mission which will visit the
United States and lay before the ma
tional conventions of the Republican
and Democratic parties the matter of
inserting independence planks in the
party platforms.
A Filipino mission recently returned
home after unsuccessful efforts to have
CCgress declare the independence of
tllNsWlands.
3zzK%.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-12
Good COrsets

NVUN SUl az uS
At ST.
Topless pink coutil corset, with
elastic all around the top, lightly
boned, for slight figures.
At Sl.35
A pink coutil for average fig
ures has elastic embroidery at
the top and light boning.
At Sl.65
Another torless pink coutil has
elastic at the top and is for me-
dium figures.
(CentrnI
Neat House Dresses
Special, $3.50
A variety of plaid ginghams,
made with white collars and cuffs
and some with ~vestees.
(CentraD
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-01
LOS ALAMBIouEs AM5ULANTEs
ENRlQuEcEN LA TESoRERlA
DE LA CEuDA0 DE GALLUP.

Segdn notcias de Gallup. N. Mex,
Ell Magistrate de Polfcia Sr. Scha-
ner, poniendo en- practica I'm mode
RADIO restringimiento en- Ia imposi
ci6n de multos para los alambiques
ambulantes, han aiiadido varios cen
tenares de d0lares a la tesorerfa De
la ciudad, cantidad que IL seFa SUI
mamente util en- ell mejoramiento
de Ia misma y de sus Gales. La,
Sra. John Stalick Sc le mult6 en- $f00
v los costos iuntamente con seis me
ges en- la carceI, en- tres demandas
John Stalick fue multado en- $500 y
costos y ademas un aao en- Ia car
Gel de la ciudad. Mike Marcelio sa-
CO una leve pena 1nicamente n
multa de $100. La Sra. Max Fark-
ovich, con cuatro Demands por
vender Icores Sc lie aplico una pena
de 500 Y seis meses en- la caroeL
Estas c~antidades seguidas de las cast
de dfas pasados han sido
las mas grandes sumas que Sc han
en- Gallup de ina sofa vez.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-01
eoMpRa goMos pE vlcToRIl
"a pEUpA as NuEsTRA.

81 Ell Cardinal MERCER. como Sc
rerorta. intepta yisitar los Estados
Unidos, 81 Times de Nueya York ina
gina que quedara ~sorprendido por
la caIidad de reception que le espe.
ra. Dice 81 Times Ell vendra q
este pals a expresar oil agradecimien-
to de su pueblo por 10 que America
ha hecho por elIos. En- cambio. 30
hallara que Sc lie contempla como I'm
popular heroe3 en- 3 de e 81
QUEEN confiere gracias Sc e~ncontrara
asf mismo que es FL Quiep las mere;
&c. America L. debe a el una deuda,
es parte de Ia deuda que TODD ser
humane 10 debe a 81 por ser uno de
los que ha mostrado al mundo su
sendero reoto. ri valiepte religioso
hace venir a nuestro memorial las
acciones mas dignas dc recordar de
Ia edad media, clando Ia inglesia
jamas temi0 decir la verdad, sin i'm
portarle cual fuera Ia pena Q pelisrQl
a pesar de Ia OPPRESSION "a hizo que
diapertasq Ia ~conciencla del mundo;
no tan solo 81. EN- PERSONA y accion,
81 no que su potente faz fue uno de-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-01
coMpRE BoNos pe VICTORIA
Sc CREE QUE LOS SoLDADoS NO
sABEN DEL BONO QUE Sc
LES ApEuDA.

Hasta la presente 1nicamente 20
soldados de Nneyo Mexico descarga-
dos honorablemente del seFyIcip del
ejercito de los Estados unidos han
.recibido SUI cheque de bonos, por $50
Icada uno, hay anocamente so aplica-
Clones ahora en- las manog de los, Off
ciales del departamento do guerra Y
el Ayudante General James Baca esta
convencido que hahra varios centenar
res DC j6yenes que hay que Or de
eli0s.
Ia ~explicaci6n de IA llmitada de-
mauda por d cheque de bonos 50 cree
que consitira en- que los soldados no
estan bfen fnformados . 20 saben ma
dn conserniente a esta oferta que les
ha hech0 81 gobierno. o no "a entien
den. presiso es que e~on1prendan que
TODD soldado descargaao del eidreito
. de la martha desde q dia s De AbFn,
1917. estap iutituladQs 81 cheque de
bonos de SEQ. FL AYudante General
a escrihirles a todos los periodicos
en- Nuevo Mexico pidiendoles 81 que
a los soldados por madio de- e
publication en- traer este Inlormaci6n
! su ateueion tabto a los soldade4
nariier5s como aficiales.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-01
AuRE0s ANoS NOS EsPERAN EN-
Ell SENDERO DE Ia VIDA ST.
To10S HAkAMoS JuNTos
w.

saida de las sombras de la Cue
ira MundiaI, America pasaFa q otros
pafses afrontando un periodic de pro
mission sin igual en- Ia historic de
negoci0s.
No existe va mas de un obstaculo
que veneer, una, sofa barranca que
subir-el page de la deuda de la que
ira. Este es el proposito del Pres
tapaO de Victoria v, para afectuarlO
entero Y completamente, es esenciaL
que todos halemos j~untos-Que TODD
hOmbre compTe Bonos del Prestamo
de Victoria. q su entero extento. y
tan grande como sea su> inverci0n
q la presente, Ell Glen por ciento Sc
ia de grainda 81 beneficio que le es-
pera en- los aureos amos v%enideros.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-01
CONWAY soRRRENplpo CON Ell
GRAN DEsARRoLLo EpucA-
cIoNAL EN- Ell coNDADo
DE SAN JUAN.
Ademas lnforma que Verdadero Pc
troLeo Sc ma Descubierto; Las Es-
cuelas estan en- Rrogreso a Pesaf
Da los Estragos Que fiizo Ia Epi-
demla de Ia Influenza.

E1 Asistente Superintendente de
Estado Ell Sr. John ". Conway regre'
50 Ell jueves p. p. de YIN viaje de ms
pecci6n de escuelas a los districts ru-
rales del Condad0 de San Juan. Ell
|reporta haberse encontrado con un
|pFogreso no espeFadO en- 81 interes
escolar que predomina en- aquel CON
dado especialmente en- la linia de
consolidation. Ia ohra fue hecha
en- compaifa del Superintendent de-
Escuelas de Gondado Sr. Earl Dau~
glass, I'm considerable ndmero de
consolidaci6nes fueron efectuadas y
otras pr~incipiadas en- Ell progressive
sendero. I'm buen ndmero de- juntas
fueron tenidas en- distftos lugares del
condado Y la atndepcia fue numero.
sa Y enthusiastic.
Las condolences esoolaTes en- Ell
Condado de san Juan estatNa la par
con otras condados en- ell estado. En-
algunas secciones ell pueblo ha apro-
yechado cuanta faciIidad le facilita
Ia ley de unidad de condado y estas
escuelas estan hacienda un trabajo
e~splendido. Pof medic de los esfuer-
EOS del Superintendent de Condado
Ell ST.. Douglass, I'm gran numero de
mejoras han sido hechas. a todos
los edificios de las e~scuelas Turales
y Ell ST. Conway 10 hayo con mncha
actiyidad y muy popular entire su
genie.
Donde duiera que fuimos,g ana
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