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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-13
JUNTA DE MEDICoS
EXANIINADORES
coNvocAroR1A A ExAMENEs

De acuerdo con la Ley esta Jun
ia celebrara examenes para los
PROFESSIONALS abajo relacionados,
durante el pr6ximo mes de septiem-
bre, en- Ell siguiente orden:
MEDICos CIRUJANOS Y OS-
TEoPATAs, ,dias 1, 2, 8, 4y5.
PRACTICANTES Y OPTOME-
TRAS, dfas z Y 8.
ENFERMERAS, ENFERMERoS y
CoMADRoNAS, dias 9 y 10.
Las solicitudes de examen y de-
mas requisites exigidos deberan ser
remitidos al Secretario que suscri-
he, Box 804, San Juan, P. R., des-
de esta fecha hasta ell dia % de los
corrientes, fecha EN- que expira el
plazo de admission de los mismos
Impresos de solicitudes informes
generates podran obtenerse del Sr.
L. vera R1era, personalmente en- IA
ofcina, Allen st. No. 3 o por co.
rreo.
Los examenes tendran lugar en-
ell salon que ocupa la Junta en-
Allen No. 3, de 9 A. M. a 12 M.
y de 2 a s P. M, EN- los dias in.
dicados.
Los candidates deberan venir
provistos de pluma y tinta.
DR.. D. A. Biascoechea.
Secretario.
San Juan, P. R.
Agosto 10, 1925.
Advt.
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Banderas...

continuation de la Ia. pagina)
Ley de arbitrios tai como quiere
pasarse levara nuestro negocio a
la ruina completa. Benefcios no
cubriran contribuciones pagar Pc
dimos protection vueStln alto es-
piritu de j';sticia.
Farmacia Occidental.
j. RAMIREZ JR.
Manager.
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ARRACHART LLEGA
A MOSCOU.

PARIS, agosto IL. (Cable Fran
ces.)- Ell Captain. Arrachart, que
.esta tratando de darle la vuelta a
Europa en- aeroplano en- tres dfas,
ha llegado a Moscou procedente de
Constantinopla. Tiene la intencion
de partir con rumbo a Paris ma
rama. Ell captain ha cablegrafiado
al subsecretario frances de aero
rautica que ha sido recibido. caluro-
samente en- la capital soyietica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-13
(Por Julio FioI Negr6n.l

OI L IOl 4NCS
:Esta ell periodista preparado en-
Puerto Rico para asumir la alta mi
sion encomendadale por la socie-
dad en- estos tiempos de democra-
cia y de mdltiples y variadas ac-
tividades de una vida complejfsi-
ma?
Esa pregunta la discutfa con un
amigo recientemente llegado de
Estados Unidos y que ocupa una
catedra en- la escuela de verano de
nuestra Universidad. Ell periodista
en- Estados Unidos es una persona
de conocimientos vastos, de alta
preparation academica y profesio-
nal, de vocacion decidida, de alta
mentalidad, psicologo, observador
de tipos, costumbres Y caracteres,
Y, en- las grandes crisis nacionales,
guiador del destino de su pueblo.
jDebe ser tambien ese el ideal de
nuestros periodistas, de los directo
res de la conciencia p1blica Y CO.
lectiva, mantenedores del cuarto
poder, educadores de las multitudes
sedientas de informacion-verdad,
sin los prejuicios que nuestra raza
y nuestro ambiente en- su atavismo
inconsulto hace persistir a pesar
! de Ia epoca Y del siglo en- que vivi-
mos?
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SISUFRE I'D. DEL
EST)NtCD LEA
ESTO,.[E CONVENE
LAS MALAs DIGEsTIoNEs J
LAS CONSEQUENCES
PELIGRosAs


TIA sentido usted muchas veces
despues de conner cierta pesadez en-
el est6mago-acidez, gases fatI-
lencia? Estos son los sintomas de
que su est6mago no funcion@
bien. Muchas yeces usted Sc des-
preocupa toma un palliative. Ahi
tiene ell peligro. Cuando Sc dig'ere
bien y los aimentos Sc asim.lan
no es possible sintomas degagrada-
bles. Y esa fatulencia, ese males
tar, esos gases, esas indigcFtic-
mes frecuentes que usted siente es
que no digiere sus a1inlentos. Ora
dralmente sus 6rganos digesS4vos
SO deb;Iitan: Proviene la conges-
ti6n, los alimentos Sc corrompen Y
10 que habia de nutrir su orga
nismo Sc convierte en- niateria de-
leterea que al esparcirse por cl SIS
tema afecta la sangre y debihta
ou O1Sdu1SuO Gil SCnCKdAs
Todos esos peligros pueden { +
tarse. DIGEN OIL despu6s de las CO.
midas ayuda Ia buena digestion y
asimilaci6n de sus alimentos, DI
GENOL es un renedio u1aravillo-
SO contra la indigestion, fiatuleu
cia, acidez, gases en- ell est6rnago,
falta de apetito y dyspepsia. Las
personals que toman DIGENOL go
zan de la vida, comen con apetito
y 10 que apetecen. Dos pastillas des
pues de las comidas fortalece ell
est6mago y corrige los des6rdenes
adigestivos. Ogtenga inmedlatamen
te un pomo de DIGENoL en- ia
farmaeia. Commence despues de Ia
cena. Y acu6rdese que DIGENOL
no es un digestive comln, sino he
cffo a base de los componentes
mas eficaces cientifcamente c7rl-
binados para asegurar los mas hala-
gadores resultados.
a~ss q - %
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-13
Iglesias habIa.
Continuation do Is So. yxs.

das manifestations. de aproba-
cion, solicito el ingreso la orga-
nizacion de todos los companeros
presentes que no militaban en-
ella. Por una niocion del sefor
San Miguel, Sc nornbro un comite
que ton1o los noabres y direccio-
nes de mas de cincuenta de los
presentes, con la intenci6n de ver-
les luego personalmente v llenar
los forinularios para su ingreso
Cerca de las doce de la noche Sc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-13
Patillas, agosto 11I25.
Ell MUNDo,

s. Patillas, agosto IL IS.
Ell MUNDo,
Magma Asamblea Comercio Pa.
tillas, .acuerda unanimemente plo-
testar injusta ley arbitrios, decla-
rando un dia de cierre general. Mi
tin de ,protesta y manifestation pu-
blica. Sc invita- comsrcio isla en-
general. seeunden moviiliiento ini-
ciado ciudad Ponce al que nos ad-
herimos con entusia,mo
Alfredo DIAz,
Prcsiderte.
Alfonso r. RoDRIGUEz,
Sectstario.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-13
Yabueoa, agosto II, 1925

Yabueoa, agosto II, 1925.
Belengar,
san Juan.
Remitimos siguiente telegrama
Presidente senado:
Protestamos en@rgicamente ton
ira tributos nueva ley arbitrios
consideramosla a1njusta. Nuestros
negocios estan muy afectados por
innumerables irnpuestos'.
v. M. COLON, Digno RINCoN,
Rafael Ortiz LEBRON,-Farma-
ceuticos.
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listed Es EL CULPABLR

81 su liltimo anuncio en- la sec
cion de avisos clasificados de Ell
MUNDO no surti6 ell efecto de-
seado usted es el culpable porque
fracas6 al intentar convertir en-
compradores a nuestros lectores.
Venga nosotrOs y pondremos a
81 disposition nuestra experien-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-13
CAB;EILLO CANOSO
De como hacer una mixtura POGO
cOsto que obscurece ell cabello
canOsO o descOlOridO

Al pelo canoso descolorido pue-
de darsele en- un instante el matiz
que Sc desee, va sea negro, castafTo
obscure castaiio claro .empleando
el siguiente remedio que puede pre-
pararse en- la casa: Comprese en-
cualquier botica una cajita de Orlex
en- polvo, disuelavse en- aqua y apli-
quese al cabello con un peine. Esta
excelente preparation no Sc cae con
ell roce nj es pegajosa absoluta-
mente. Hara que la persona canosa
parezca veinte amos mas jovea.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-13
Humacao, Aug. 1925.

Humacao, Aug. 1925.
Hon. Presidente del Sens 10,
San. Juan. -. &
Farmacias esta protestamos i'm
posicion nuevos tributos, siendo los
que va tenemos sufcientes llevar
negocio rllina. @ .l
tJ.,r Garcia CINTRON, NJ. .sA.A-
VEDRA, s. J. ISERN ~GTMENEz,
HERRANS 81 SERBI.
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isabella, agosto II, 1926

isabella, agosto IL, 1925.
Los farmac@uticos flrmantes pro-
testamos ley arbitrios su aproba-
ci6n viene gravar mas esta ra-
ma que cualquier otra industrial o
comercio. ~ a
{ Felix r. HERNANDEZ, Fernan-
do DOMENECH, Alexandra Lugo
PADILLA, M. Rodriguez CRUZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-13

SUCCESS es ell nombre de un
magazine americana, fundado por
O1ison Sweet Marden de obie-
two optimista. Pretende el dar la
nota humana de las actividades de
la vida metropolitana, presentan-
DO ell lado color de rosa y hacienda
resaltar en- el ambiente mercanti-
lsta de la gran urbe ell valor de
Ia honradez y de las grandes cuali-
dades cristianas. Es una exten-
sion de las obras del gran virtuo-
so, va que los libros no tienen el
privilegio de penetrar en- los 81
tlos y rincones que ell periodico in
formative alcanza.
La tendeneia pareee ser elimi-
mar el libro llevar los mensajes
al pueblo por medios mas directos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-13

El tractor y ell auto no tienen
en- Puerto Rico ell uso variado Y
multiple que en- Estados Unidos
continentales, trayendo como con-
secuencia los altos precios de ali
mentos que privan en- ell merca-
do. Ell proyecto de carreteras de
los dos millones seguramente es ell
gcsto mas notable de nuestra Le-
gislatura en- su afan de llevar la
cultura los rincones de la isla-
y de abaratar los precios de frutos
memories transportados por ell au-
to Y el canton.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-13

La Universidad de Puerto Rico
acaba de publican un hermoso anua
rio, bello indice del trabajo que
realiza la alta institution, mensa-
jero de vida que lleva en- sus ala
das paginas la noble mission de in
terprete entire las dos Americas,
cuando las milagrosas corrientes
del comercio y la cultura Sc en-
cuentren y saluden en- las aguas
del Coribe; nuevo Mar Porto, emu
lador de las hazanas helenicas v de
las heroicidades de la Vieja Ilion.
El libro, nftidamente impreso, re
fieja los esfuerzos de sus progeni-
torres los jovenes Vicenty y Menen
dez, secundados en- su esfuerzo 1tiI
por la pleyade de estudiantes que
honraron en- grado maximo las
aulas universitarias en- ell ano que
acaba de pasar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-13
Tenga CuidadO Despues de I'm
Case de Gripe, CatarrO j
Fuerte e Influenza
81 Ud.- Sc Siente Debil, Nervioso y
TodO GastadO, I'd. Debe
Precaverse.


Hay un remedio que obra maravillosa
mente en- estos casos. ST su Doctor aln
no Sc 10 ha prcscrito. supplements vaya
la drogueria obtenga un frasco, Sc
llama Nuga- Tone. T6melo por algunos
dfas quedara usted mas que sorprendi-
do de la rapidez con que les sdevuelvei su
fuerza salud. Nuestros lectores no de-
ben dudar en- probar este excelente re-
medic Nuga-Tone pues 10 hallaran de
muy buen sabor y que es un remedlo que
reconstruye fortifica los nervios. la
Sangre ell cuerpo rapidamente. Produce
IN sueiio tranquilo reparador, buen ape
tito: estimula ell hfgado Y regula perfec-
tamente el est6mago los inetstinos.
Los manufacturers del Nuga Tone CO.
Lnocen tan bien los resultados que produ-
ce. que requieren de los droguistas que
10 garanticen devuelvan el dincre 81
nsted no queda satisfecho. Vease la ga.
rantia en- frasco. Recomendado, garanti-
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Rio Piedras, agosto II 1I1925
Belendez y Garcia,
San Juan, P. R.
Farmacia Muiioz SO une protes-
ia ley arbitrios.
Ida. Maria Luisa Muiloz
SIACA.
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Rio Grande, Agosto II 1925.
Belendez v Garcia,
San Juan, P. R.
Adhierome en- todas sus parties
protesta contra ley. arb1trios tai
como fue aprobada CaMara. por
considerable atentatoria nuestros in
tereses. Tambi6n he dejado llegar
mi voz en- tai sentido al Hon. Sc
nado para que no sea aprobada tan
injusta ley.
jose Gonzalez ESCoBAR.
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CONTINUED From Page I. Part 81
And sometimes she stopped suddenly,
pressing her hands hard. like this,
against her heart.
So once Nora Lee said "Marmec :"
Very loud: "Marmec, docs Andrew
know how we are up herc?-
"Of course"
IT mean how awful sad we are"
. I'VE aren't sad"
"Oh. we are. Maybe you don't
know it, but sometimes | come pretty
near to dying
Poor child-my poor little girl"
Just the same, do. Why doesn't
Andrew conc up and get US? He
could, all right
"No-he cannot. This is our home.
We must grow to love it
you mean we must stay here for.
cvcr?-
"Oh, no, I may get another school.
| have written
HIS LETTERS FAIL
But the summers parched heGt
wrapped about them again. Then
there was the incisive chill of the Sec
ond winter. So two years passed.
As the third autumn was fading a
tragic and fateful thing happened.
The letters from Fairdale ceased.
She never guessed that Andrews
love was passing. Her own grew so
terribly in all this aloneness. And
she never dreamed that this love of
his had become the breath and spirit
of her being.
She could not live without it. When
two months passed and there were no
answers to her letters, a dry fire ate
the life from her veins.
Nora Lee said gravely: "Marmee-
Andrew has forgotten us?r
She could not face the child. After
long while she answered: NO. he
has only gone away, perhaps -
But you don't know, do you?"
mo- don't know"
For the first time in her life Nora
Lee saw her mothers lips shaking
Saw the white smile of anguish fail
She turned quickly-frightened-ready
to cry That Andrew Treat
ing them so-Oh, it was awful
That night she stole off to her room
and wrote a letter. She said: Dear
Andrew:
Il shouldn't do this, but the least
you might do is TO write. We're so
awful lonesome up here. I'm sure
you don't ever guess how sad we are.
Now please write, because everyone
else nearly has forgotten us. And
mamma is getting thin. / don't know
what viii happen. L send you my
love, as ever.
MORA LEE"
She went herself to the Lundstrom
farm. where their mail was left, and
stuck this note in the box.
Nora Lee was past II nOw-tal and
ungainly. Sometimes Margaret put
her arms around the young girl with
an infinite pity-pOor, homely child.
Other times she WATCHED the changing
face with wonder, thrilled by the deep,
Joyous blue Of the child's eyes, the
satiny gold of her skin.
Nora Lees mind was changing, too.
1t was filled with hot, young impulse.
II was feverish with plans.
The weeks she waited for an an
swer 10 her letter she could scarcely
sleep. When Margaret seemed list
less she thought with panic. Maybe
ne won't answer-then maybe she II
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-12
TRY to Be More Selfish
1t Is Hard Job to Pour Water Out of An Empty
Bucket-and One Can't Spill Happiness Unless
His Own Cup Be Full
By ELWOOD LLOYD

will fall far short of producing the
results which will justify this paper
in paying me that large salary unless
1 mix generous measure of think
ing-constructive thinking-in with
the other ingredients.
The only worker ever knew that
produced results without thinking was
the old shepherd dog that operated
the treadmill chuln on grandfathers
farm. Someone else did the think
ing-he did the work-and he didn't
get any of the butter.
The world is filled with investors
who bear a marked resemblance to
the old shepherd dog-they provide
the strength to operate the churn, but
they don't get any of the butter.
A little more thinking selfishness on
the part of investors and the toll of
81 O0.0OO,OO0 year wasted by
worthless securities would dwindle
away to a mere nOthing-and there
would be a much greater measure Of
surplus happiness to scatter.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-12
TUNE In TONIGHT
1925, by Audio service)
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IL.

Copyright 1925, by Audio service)
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IL.
200 D. m: hTw. music; Around the
Town"
7:l5 p. m: Wis Lone Scouts.
1880 p. M: KFNF. concert. KING,
program. kOA, concert. PWk,
navy band. WBAP, concert
7:i5 p. M: TDKA, hour Of music. WIS.
dance music.
500 p. m: XII. Nightly doings; radio
toriaI. KFRU. entertainers kGO'
concert. kew, dance music. XIII,
orchestra.
$50 p. M: XIII, program. KOA. sand
man. KPO, orchestra. WEBB
music. WIZ. orchestra. WFAA.
farmers frolic.
500 p. m: XII. stories. trio. xxx.
orchestra. RPO. orchestra. KYW.
revue. WQJ. entertainers. WSAl,
program. talks.
$50 D. m: WBAP, orchestra.
10000 D. ~: XII, program. XIII, lee
tUrc. XIX. program. xxx. fca-
lures KPO. program, WIS, mu-
sic. WSAI. quartet
1880 p. m: KJR, concert. webb, songs
orchestra. XIII. special program.
1875 p. m. WsB. musical program.
1900 p. M: XII. program. KPO, or
chestra. KOA, dinner program.
il:lj p. M: XIX, studio program.
1880 y. M: WCCO. organ. WHAD. or
gan recital. WHIT. organ.
1900 m: XII. orchestra, sOloists kew.
concert. XIX. music KPO, or
chCstra. WQJ. Ginger hour
1880 a. m: XIII. orchestra.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-12
EVICTED MOTHER, 19,
GIVES BIRTH TO TOT
BY SIDE OF ROAD

CHICAGO, Aug. 12.-Deserted By
her husband and father and rvicted
from her only home, Mrs. Anne Cooper,
10, gave birth 10 a child as she lay
on the roadside in the village Of Phoe-
nix. southwest Of Chicago.
The baby died a few hours later
in an infirmary. where il and the
mother were taken in hearse be-
cause no ambulance was available.
Physicians there attributed the death
to exposure and premature birth in
duced by the sight Of a pistol in the
hands of the cvictiHg constable.
An investigation by the coroner viii
be asked and an inquest held.
The mother is IN a scriOus condi-
ton.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-12

Be selfish. 1 hold that it is the
first duty o: every person to be selfish
enough to want to acquire all the
happiness possible. The only happi-
ness we can pass along to others is
our surplus. Unless we have a GER
tain amount of "slop-oyer" it isn't
possible to distribute pleasure to those
with whom We come in contact or
with whom We are associated.
To be thoroughly selfish, and con-
structively selfish is very simple
matter-and a matter of good bust
ness. 1t is merely to get the largest
possible legitimate return for every
expenditure, whether the expenditure
be of cash, energy, time, work or ser
vice.
Taking a chance on a hundred to
one shot" never was and never will
be good sclfishncss. Nor is it good
sense. That is merely righteousness.
1t is simple foolishness.
How much happiness can a person
spread along his pathway after dis
covering that the fanciful stock for
which he paid his hard earned saw
ings has proved a dud?
Mothers husband spent a thousand
dollars for &c shares in a company
that assured him the thousand would
put him on easy street for the rest of
his life-as soon as the company got
into operation and commenced selling
its product at the huge profit shown
in the prospectus.
The day he discovered that the pro-
motors had changed their domicile
and had neglected to leave a forward
ing address, mothers husband swOre
at the dog, kicked the cat and cuffed
the children's ears. Mother said, I'M
der her breath, Selfish brute. But
he wasn't. The name given him by
the stock salesman fitted him better
it was simple Pickins."
There wasn't much happiness scat
tered about our household that bright
day. Father hadn't any surplus.
The trouble was that in making
the invcStmcnt-or rather in buying
the stock certificate - father didn't
mix any brains with his money in the
purchase. Had he been a little more
selfish the day he signed the check
had he said, This is my money and
it is good money. ] have a perfect
right 10 know that the things / buy
with this money are wholly as repre-
scented and will do the things ] cx'
pcct them to do. Therefore, ] will
not part with this money before
know for a certainty that ] will moi
be paying it out for something use
loss--the dog and the cat and thu
children would all have had more hap
piness and mother would have mad,
one less threat to go home to hel
folks"
Brains-real thought-have to b
mixed in any purchase to make tina
purchase a good investment.
This goes for jobs just as much a
| in buying stocks or bonds.
/ am investing my time, and cDer
gy. and knowledge Of journalism AM
human nature in this job Of financia
editor. / expect this investment 4
pay me large dividends in salary. Blu
the time and energy and knowlcdg
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-12
HOPE DEFERRED.

Saturday the mail was due. When
Margaret saw her putting on her coat
sbe said : Where are you goingF
For letters"
Margar et's lips were white. Two
dark red spots famed on her checks.
why are you going, Nora Lee
there won't be any"
II think so. Cissy Parsons owes
me letters ever so long: Hurry"
"NO-I1l wait ."
Nora Lee ran most Of the mile to the
Lundstrom farm. There was no let
ter from Cissy. But there were three
big. square envelopes. She stuck them
in her pocket, tears Of rapture. blind
ing her.
Her feet were quick. Now she
drove them rclentlcSsly. Andrew-oh,
she always loved him. anyhow-She
fancicd the gladness in her mothers
eyes and ran yet harder d.
Half way home a wind came up in
a sudden flutter. Before she could
believe it. snow. airy and delicate. was
falling Then she saw some one
moving slowly in the distance-mOvins
towards her. II was Margaret &.
All at once Margaret stOpped. She
went down as though her knees gave
way. Nora Lee cried out. She held
the letters up. Margaret was too far
away TO hear.
She was lying flat on the ground,
snow falling on her face when Nora
Lee reached her.
"I.ook-marmcc-letters from An
drew
The child knclt on the ground, wiped
her mothers face The eyes
were closed. She did not stir-sbe did
not hear.
,,-..-, rr-N
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-12
S. A. PURSE SNATCHER
GETS CASH AND GEMS

Though swimming at Lambert
beach Tuesday afternoon for the X.
f. English family of Houston, was
free, the diversion proved later TO be
expensive.
A purse containing 800 in currcn-
cy and jcwcIry valued ut more than
$40. was left with Mrs. English's
mother as she sat watching the sport.
When the family came from the
swimming pool. the purse had been
stolen, Detectives Golf and Norton
were told.
Evening star., 1925-09-28
18th and Colorado Avenue.
Near Lincoln Park.

N ear L11COIn Pafk.
Splendid four-story brick home, arranged
as apartment. Make your home pay
for itself. Two upper floors rented for
Sf5 each per month; owner occupies the
rest; hot-water heat and electricity; only
one block from East Capitol ct. Good price
and terms.
Evening star., 1925-09-28
HEDGES & MIDDLETON. INC
REALTORS,


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