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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-03-10

F. f. Gray did the very unusual
thing of delivering mail as far as
the corner on Sunday, Feb. %. There
had been no delivery since Wednes-
day. He has not made the full trip
for more than three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Foster are
receiving congratulations on the
birth OF daughter.
Mar. /. r.
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tatting, and used my crochet-hook, be-
sides repairing. If one works, there
isn't so much time to think.
One evening during this very last
storm when the windows were nearly
covered by a big snowdrift, and the
snow swished against the house, we
thought of winters poem. Snow
bound" and spoke of IL. We also
thought of Alexander SeIkirk's CRobin-
son Crusoe) lament, but didn't speak
of it, No: twas too wild night to
think of being so far from folks. But
we were so cosy and comfortable and
the old nome seemed so secure and
dear that we really wished we could
purr same as our catties were.
Yes, we have three cats-Phineas
Fletcher. Charles Victor and Betty
Butterfly. So you see. S. J. y, that this
is still cat heaven. Yes. Charles has
been on the road this morning to help
shovel. and he got so cold Uncle Mark
had to bring him back home. He's a
'beaut pure white, except dark
spot between his ears We think him
fine
During our first big storm / had a
tea rose. and it was such a JOY. My
plants are fine now. they begin to
feel spring, and are putting out bios
SONS fast. Oh, twill be summer soon.
and let's hope that this summer will be
just right. to make up for all the bad
summers we have had. also to make up
for this horrid old-fashioned winter
that has frozen up so many water
pipes. spoiled business. and cost cities
and towns so much to fight the snow.
kitchen pump has been frozen up since
February /, and that means we must
bring water from the pump out doors
until May or June. Never mind: there
will be dandelion greens by then, and
those who have survived will have for
gotten the bad part of this winter, and
only remember what lovely snow views
we had.
/ am so very glad to welcome to our
column ali the new writers. Please
write often, and try to get to the NJ b.
reunion this year, for we do have the
best time ever. I'm thinking of the
great day now, and hope / shall be
there, and have lots of flowers to carry.
Now tits dinner time; a body has to
eat, even when snow bound.
Yours so true and with all good
wishes,
Aunt Maria"
p. S.-Forgot to say that when you
use Grandma Disable's" mock mince
meat for pie, try a cup of tart apple
sauce instead of the vinegar, and see II
1t doesn't suit the taste and stomach
better, and it makes a larger pie. And
isn't II about time that our dear
Grandma Disable gave us another
letter and recipe? All clap and cheer
to give her courage, and I'm most sure
we win get a letter l am getting so
tired of molasses to cook with, Have
had very little sugar. and what we do
get is % cents a pound.
Answers to test questions, Science:
/. Hydrophobia anti-toxin. 2. Eng
fish; safety lamp. 3. Z. S. phono-
graph. 4. L. s, botanist. 5. German.
baciIn. g. German. astronomer. 7,
English, steam. s, cotton gin. ., US.
sewing machine. 10. U. S. telegraph.
II, English. physicist. ~. German, as
tronomer. 10, Germany, printing. II.
Italy. astronomer. Is, France. Insects.
Is, L. S, telephone. II, Italy. wireless.
is, L. s., airplane. 49, England, anti
septics. 20, France. mathematics
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-03-10
WHEN YOU SUFFER
FROM RHEUMATISM
Almost any man will tell you
that Sloan's Liniment
means relief

For practically every man has used
1t who has suffered from rheumatic
aches, soreness of muscles. stiffness of
joints, the results of weather exposure.
Women, too, by the hundreds of
thousands, use it for relieving neuritis,
lame backs, neuralgia, sick headache.
Clean, refreshing, soothing, economi-
cal, quickly effective. Say @Sloan's
Liniment" to your druggist. Get it
today. 3Sc, Zoe, 81 40
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Southwest Harbor.

Everett C. Robinson of Isle au
Haut, and Miss Eta Lunt of South
west Harbor were married at Rock
land Saturday evening, February 2S.
at the home of Rev. W. L. Pratt. pas
tor OF the Baptist church. They
were attended by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N.
hamilton, relatives of the groom.
Mr.. Robinson is an engineer in the
employ of Witham Bros. During
the war he was in training for the
army. The bride is, graduate of
southwest Harbor high school and
has since been teacher in the pub
lie schools. They have the best
wishes of many friends.
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south tsrooksytIle.

Harborside grange had a poverty
night" Feb. Is. The members were
in poverty costume. The first
lady's prize was awarded to Harriet
Condor and the first for men to
Horace Wardwell. Second prizes
went to Marion Dyer and Clyde
LimeburneF.
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South Hancock.

Misses Annie and Alice Kelley of
Bangor recently visited their aunt.
Mrs. William Bishop
Calvin Stinson was in Boston a
few days last week on business.
March l. w.
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Regardless of wind, snow and
thermometer twenty below zero, one
Mariaville young woman recently
went to the home of Ralph Foster,
distance of over four miles, to help
the distressed family, all of whom
were very i'll.
March l f.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-04
Flags For For
eign Graves.

More than $1,000 small flags have
been purchased by the War Depart
ment 10 serve for the decoration Of
the individual graves Of American
soldiers who lie buried in Europe. In
addition, so flags Of large size. and
$50 lesser ones have been ordered for
the various cemeteries for the Amer
lean dead
II Is announced that these flags
will be forwarded to Europe for dis
play beginning next Memorial Day.
The graves Of the soldiers in France
and elsewhere in Europe are rapidly
being marked and decorated and the
cemeteries are being brought TO a
high state Of perfection. The War
Department still has large force Of
men in France beautifying the graves
~ soldiers.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-04
NINA.

Mrs. Carl Prewitt is III with flu.
AIR Andrew Ross has been quite III
with measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Malear were re
cent visitors Of Mr. Mace Malear.
Best Cotton Seed Dairy Food for
sale. Garrard 4 Lincoln Produce Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Anderson are
rejoicing over the arrival Of baby
girl the IL.
We are glad to hear that Mrs. Ben
Lunsford is improving and will soon
be at home.
We regret to hear Of the death Of
Mrs. Charlie Turner, who died last
wetk with au.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Prather and
children were the guests o. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hara Wheeler Sunday.
Highest cash price paid for Egg
and Poultry.
Garrard and Lincoln Produce Co.
Miss Loula Malear has returned
home after weeks stay with her
grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Malear,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Prather en-
tertained twenty eight at dinner on
Friday in honor of their son and
bride.
AIR. and Ms, Mat Moore gave
birthday dinner 20 their daughter,
Feb. 20, which comes every four
years.
Mr.. Jessie r. Prather and Miss
MGrsie Williams surprised their many
friends by getting married las,
Thursday.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-04
SEVEN YEARS
To Complete Wreck OF
Helgoland.

Helgoland Two. years ago Ger
many's most impregnable barrier
agains, allied sea powers today
dismantled hulk % no military i'm
portance. The tack. impcrious bulk
81 the island itself. surmounted by
tons Of masonry and ingeniously con
structed gun emplacements, u all that
remains.
Germans concerned In the con
struction Of the fortress declare an
other seven years work will be nee
cssary 10 complete Helgoland's de
mobilization Work has been in
progress for over a year Al the
guns have been dismantled. hut the
destruction 81 the harbor works and
other Notifications on the island is
proceeding THIS stronghold was
built nj cost 81 more than si75.-
600, 900. but its mighty guns fired but
once throughout the war The Brit
ish warship Shannon was the target.
~ AHA' f"sfh hfkaANf part w
the defense Of the German coast,
probably because allied experts agree
that Il would have been impossible to
silence its batteries.
The foundations 81 the harbor.
which Is about 500 yards in length
and 500 yards vide. consist Of huge
blocks Of concrete All these have
10 be destroyed The ground on
which the barracks stand. TO reclaim
which from the sea multitude Of
Germans worked for years al a cost
Of 50 1000. 600. b. TO be returned TO the
sea The water necessary for the de-
fefse and sanitary purposes u drawn
by huge pumps from fifty feet below
the sea level. The subterranean gal.
leries. which are electrically lighted.
are regarded by military men as
'wonder works.
Although the Germans considered
that the secret Of Helgoland had been
kept inviolate. II is now revealed that
a British naval officer posing a. an
American student, saw all the FORTH
cations in 1913.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-04

Fat and fame have not very often
been combined. perhaps because stout
men are generally inclined TO he easy
going. aud therefore lacking In that
push which brings n man 20 the fore.
says London Answers. The only great
statesman one can recall who was
really a fat man was Charles James
Fox. as can be- seen even by his efiigy
IN the palace 81 Westminster. where
he would make three 90 his great rival.
Pitt the younger.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-04
WHY DON'T YOUR HENS LAY
WHEN you WANT EGGS
WORST IN THE WINTER.

They do not get the chemical in
gradients that nature intended at this
season. II. A. THOMAS POULTRY
REMEDY supply these very ehemi-
Gals. but, Of course. in a more highly
concentrated form. We sell il and
guarantee you to get eggs.
W. A. Diekerson. Lancaster.
Advertisement
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-04
Ever Think of Thati

There Is a natural aversion io seeing
any creature c"ntenied aud happy. A
man who goes fishing seldom does 50
because he i hungry. All he wants
60 do Is 10 make trouble for the fish.
Exchange
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-04

Wife, am afraid that I'm not
going to like our neighbors.
Husband Well. my dear. should
not worry yet awhile. They may
be people who do not want to be
liked.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-04
Progressive Alaska.

All Alaskan cities have their own
schools. and In addition there are ~
schools for satlVes. under the ju-
risdiction Of the bureau of education
OF the Interior department.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-04
Saturday. March 18th.
ATlOOCLOCKA.M
Bryantsvie sell the highest bidder the following
Live Stock and Farm Implements
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M.

as good and lambs Jersey milk all fresh;
draft old
mule old horse mue pair old horse mue pair four
old mules hea Red calves old Red
mule; old yearng
old old harness horse; old saddle FL
high bred three old fancy Shetland
head of long yearling hefers and steers;
Binder; Two Three Cuvaos Three plows; Three
all machinery,
6rstcla farm. Three Self Feeders.
Some Household Goods
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-10

En- frente de Santa Maria de las Flo
res, en- Florencia, Sc levanta ell Bautis-
terio, cuya puerta de bronco hacia te-
mer Miguel Angel la pidieran los sera
fines para puerta del Empireo.
La hizo Ghiberti con tai primor en- ar
quitectura, bajos relieves y adornos, que
pasa por una de las maravillas de La
ciudad mas RIGA de arte que Italia tie
ne,con exception de Roma.
FL Bautisterio puede decirse que es
obra de los siglos. En- Ell VI 10 hizo La
reina visigoda Teodolinda y entraron en-
su construction ricos materiales roma
nos, entire ellos una lapida con una ms
cripci6n en- honra de Aurelio vero.
En- ell siglo XII Sc lie decor6 con riquisi
mos mosaicos, con nuevos revestimientos
de preciosos nsarmoles, Y con frescos de
grandes pintores, entire ellos Guirlanda-
10. En- ell siglo XIV, Ell Bautisterio era
rico en- ofrendas de todo genero para
encerrar sus tesoros Sc necesitaban puer
tas de bronco tan s6lidas como primoro
sas. Una, la del Sur, La hizo Andres de
Piza con tai arte que sc crey6 no podia
ser igualada en- merito y, como ese es-
cultor muriera, Sc constituy6 un concur
so para aprobar Ell mejor proyecto, de
la otra, en- Ell que compitieron tres emf
nencias de la historic; Bruneleschi, Bar
toluccio Y Donatello, con cien egregios
artistas mas.
Ell jurado, compuesto de treinta peri
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Klaproth opina qLe todas las len
guas, pesar de la notable diferencia
que existe entire elias, proceden de un
mismo tronco Sc remonta epocas tan
primitivas Ell origen de elias, cue des-
de tiempos remotos Sc hallaban divi-
didas todas las lenguas en- superficie de
la TERRA.
Este autor scstiene que muy bien pu
do ~uceder que la Tierra estuviese po-
blada va, cuando Sc invent6 la pala-
bra en- la fsmilia, comunicandose a las
demas, probando este ell parentesco que
existe entire todos los idiomas del nun
do, y que Sc advierte cuando analiza-
mos las raices que dan Iugar la for
macion de todas las Ienguas del mum
do.
Las investigaciones que Sc han lie
vado cabo en- esta clase de estudios,
han dado los mas confusos resultados,
no pudiendose establecer una afirma-
cion, nj siquiera aproximada la YER
dad. Sabemos que ell hombre adopt6 una
forma de lenguaje que necesitaba pa
ra los usos de La vida, y que esa len
qua no pudo ser obra suya, va que
las Revoluciones nos ensefan que ell
hombre recibi6 de Dios Ell don mas pre-
ciado que puede atesorar.
Y, no Sc arguya que ell uso de la pa
labra es una cualidad que neva consi-
go Ell hombre; porque este 10 que po-
see es la facultad de recibirla, despues
de trasmitida por conducto de sus Sc
mejantes.
obedeciendo a las leyes de la evo-
lucion que gobiernan todo 10 existen-
to EN- Ell orbe, las lenguas han 'venido
modifcandose, transformandose su for
ma con arreglo la vida del progre-
so. De ahi que los pueblos que han
vivido dentro de la civilizaci6n, han
perfeccionado sus medios de expression
" han hecho de sus lenguas nacionales
SonJuASoS ue ueuezdS aIsAs
ticas y lterarias. Arte ciencia, Ell len
guaje humane ha dado nombre a todo
10 creado EN- Ell mundo material; ha
traspasado los espacios y ha nevado Ia
palabra La vida de 10 abstracto Es-
piritu materia. 10 incognito 10 CO.
nocido, 10 visible y 10 que Sc esconie
'ras Ia cortina de 10 infinite, todo, ha
sido encerrado en- los limites del len
guaje, expresando ell hombre, por me.
di de la palabra, 10 que conoce y 10
que anhela conOcer en- Ell campo in.
menso de Ia Creacion.
Hay un lazo poderoso de afnidad Gu
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tos, vacilo mucho, pero Sc decide ad-
judicar el premio los tres maestros. no
sin adnirar Ell trabajo de un joven, casi
Adolescence, Lorenzo Ghiberti, que a
duras penas logr6 ser admitidc al certa-
men Pero entonces Sc di6 un case que
vale mas que todas las obras de arte de
la TERRA: los premiados Donatelli, Bru-
neleschi y Bsrtoluccio (quisiera uno a
fuerza de repetirlos ensefar esos illus
tres nombres) Sc reunieron solas; deli
beraron calurosamente y Sc presentaron
al concurso diciendo: LA obra de Chi
berti (es decir ell proyecto) es mejor
que la nuestra y el cedemos Ell pre-
nio.'
Como esos triunfos de La justicia son
tan raros, en- concursos, sobre todo, go
zamos en- narrar ell hecho y advertimos
que esas puertas no solo por artisticas
deben namarse de la gloria, tambien por
que Ie eerraron el paso la enemiga eter
ma del merito verdadero "a LA EN-
vIDIA".
Estamos seguros del afio en- que Sc
VERTIGO el concurso, no asi del dia y
del mes, pues los bi6grafos que hemos
consultado iiltimamente callan acerca de
clos; pero reserva de rectifcar ijamos
Ell diez de diciembre por hallar ese dato
en- nuestros apuntes y por no privar a
nuestros lectores de un case rigurosamen
te hist6rico tan instructive y edifican-
lie
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La instruction p1blica en-
Pto. Rico y sus necesidades

ell mundo del espiritu. entire ell pensa-
miento v Ell lenguaje. Es verdad que
no es necesario Ell segundo para formar
el primero, porque en- el mundo inter
no del individuo existe Ell pensamiento
que no Sc revela al mundo externo en-
diversas circunstancias. Pero, cuando
la vida interna qJiere comunicar a ia
externa 10 que labora Ell ''YO" en- el
pensamiento, el lenguaje sirve de me-
dio para llenar semejante necesidad
Es, pues. evidente, que hay vinculos de
union entire ell pensamiento ell ler
guaje; v que las sociedades, como enti
dades colectivasg establecen el inter
cambio de palabras, que las colectivi-
dades hacen suyas, y que ell hombre
las lieva para trasmitirlas adelante.
dando los mismos giros las mismas
formas a las palabras como 10 hicie
ros sus compatriotas, cualquiera que
sea la dis:ancia que los separe.
Descansa, pues, en- un principle psi
cologico, Ell Eecho de que ell hombre Sc
siente transportado al seno de la pa
tria, cuando en- terra extrafia escucha
ell rumor de su lenguaje, Ell ritmo que
le recuerda su hogar, su pueblo su
pals. De ahi que las tierras del Con-
tinente Americana, pobladas por ele-
mentos desprendi6os del trono iberico,
hayan establecido una corriente de sim
patias, que tiene su origen necesaria-
mente en- Ell medic de expression. Ell
lenguaje, EN- este caso,, hace de cada
pals ibero- americana, la continuation
del otro, que Sc han undo fuertemente
por los nexos del lenguaje. que son los
nexos de la familia
In estas condolences, los pueblos ibe
ro-americanos han cultivado una Iite-
ratura de forma fondo semejantes:
han cscrito sus inspiraciones musica.
les en- ell mismo pentagrama; han apren
dido en- los felces dfas de la infan-
cia a balbucir las mismas frases.
81 quito al honor, al ideal patrio; ell
afecto a la familia; Ell carino al hogar;
81 sentimiento de la raza que palpita
en- todas los pueblos hispano- america
nos; la aspiration ser grandes, fuer-
tes poderosos; todos estos anhelos vi
ven ardientemente en- ell coraz6n de es.
sos pueblos. que saben, que presienten,
que Ell destino que la Historic les tie
ne reservado en- Ell movimiento progre
sista de la Humankind, habran de To-
grarlo por Ia cohesion de la raza, que
Sc mantienen latente por Ell vinculo
indisoluble del lenguaje materno.
Ramon Rodriguez GONZALEZ.
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Sc necesitan senoritas blancas que ha
van cursado primer ano do Alta Escue
la para completar la clase de Proban-
das que Sc organizarA fines de diciem-
bre. Las de la Isla que dcseen solici-
tar deberan dirigirse Miss Rosa A.
Gonzalez. superintendent de Nurses ;;
81 residen en- San Juan 0 en- pueblos
hmitrofes pouran verla los lunes, mier-
coles y viernes dc once Y media a doce
antes meridiano en- sn ohcina dol Hospi
tai
Las alumnas de esta escuela diariamen
te son solicitadas para trabajar a donm-
clio, hospitales. instituciones beneficas
sentrales azucareras. sanidad. etc., de
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vENTAs DE OCCASION


CASA, dos plantas, hormig6n, solar
1900 metros, Puerta de TERRA La propie
dad colinda con el ferrocarril y Ell tro-
lie.
CASA, MADEIRA, seis habitaciones, solar
$50 metros, Miran,ar.
CASA, MADEIRA, Marina, San Juan, hace
esquira.
SOLAR, Miramar, $50 metros.
SOLAR, Condado colinda con Ia playa,
cerca del Parque, 6628 metros. Sc vende
todo parte.
CASA y solar, cerca del Malec6n niue
lie nuevo, Parada dos v media.
SOLAR, 300 metros, calle Canal, Para
da ~, sisne alguno. ranchon IS renta.l,lo
mas de cien d6lares mensuales
AMY
TEL 994, P. o. Box
Sc vENDE barato un sobretodo eqni
po complete de ropa de invierno para
caballero. Apartado 54s. San Juan, P. r.
lccAsIoN solo dias Trajes de
Casimir:-- $500 $500 = S35. 90
LA GLORIA, Fortaleza 17.-vicente
Arrivi
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ESPECIALIDAD EN- TRU
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PAPEL de envolver de la mejor clase
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PARA Los QUE vIAJAN tenemos com
pleto surtido de ropa de abrigo, inte-
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nifios, trajes, sobretodos v demas prem
das necesarias para protegerse contra
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CARBONATE DE CAL garanti7ado nc
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ia de guayaba superior por rs centavos
Una GAIA de libra y media pasta de ma
rama superior, por setenta y cinco Gen.
tavos. Esta oferta la hacenros solamente
para dar conocer la calidad de los dul-
ces marca "EL SoL", los mejores que
Sc fabrican en- Cuba Envie su cheque
o giro postal hoy mismo. La cantidad es
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70, Apartado 9Ss, San Juan. P. r.
GRAN ocAsIoN: Sc arrienda una
finca con buena casa medic kil6me-
tro de Catafio conteniendo 65 cuerdas
de terreno. entire elias tres cuerdas fin
cadas de cana frutos memories; tiene
cocos la casa posee todas las como
didades necesarias para familia. Tam
bien Sc venden vacas recien paridas.
una cabra parida, una crianza de GER
dos con algunas cerdas paridas por
parir una bicicleta sin uso Infor-
mes telefono 712. San Juan Eduardo
Canej,a Catafo.
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PARA UNA CASA DE FAMILIA.-se
desean una cocinera una sirvienta que
sean buenas y entendidas, con bumas
referencias. Sc pagara buen sueldo Pa
ra informes el Paris Bazaar. Allen 81.
BLCSAS: necesitamos agenres en- toda
la isla. Escribanos New York Blouse
Co, Box s4o Ponce
NEcEsITAMos un joven para ira
bajar como ayudante de Tenedor de
Libros Auditor Porto Rico Railway
Light y Power Co.
Sc NEcEsITA: -Taqufgrafa competen-
te en- ingles Y espafiol, con conocimientos
de tenedurfa v trabajo de oficina en- ge-
neral solamente deben solicitar las que
hayan tenido experiencia Dirfjanse per
sonalmente Luna 81, San Juan, p. R.
WANTED. Male office boy. Interested
applicants give full information to box
257, San Juan, P r.
sOLIcTTAMOS AGENTES para ven
der un magnifco libro que cortiene S19
formulas para explotar numerosas indus
trias muy lucrativas. Remita veinte cen
tavos para un ejemplar de muestra. Ga
nara macho dinero con el Pfdalo hoy a
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modo que Sc ofrece una brillsnte opor-
tunidad para asegurar su pcrvenr.
El Hospital Pfesbiteriano aeno Ia Es-
cnela Clasica dc "Nurses.' BastarA 70
10 one usted SO gradd, en- ella para que
sea siempre solicitada. mejor rctribuida
y bien considerable por el p6blico On go
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