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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-16
Personals

Mrs. Bert Farrar OF Los Angeles
viii arrive in town next Monday
TO be the house guest or Dr. aud
Mrs. Albert L. Boufflcur Tor a fort
night
Miss Uladys and Miss Edna
Crumt OF Washington. j.. C.. arc
the house guests or Mr., and Mrs.
Horace Cooley until July 70, when
they viii leave on trip 10 Alh6i.h,
James Tate Mason. Jrs will re-
turn tonight from a visit Of several
weeks In Virginia.
Mrs. James a. sheahan will re-
turn Friday from a short trip 20
san Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred ". Catlott
ana children. Dorothon, Frederick
and Virginia, with their house guest
Mira william Il. Shaw Will motor 20
Paradise Inn next Wednesday for a
few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Kirst, Of
Denver, who were the house guests
last week OF Mr. ana Mrs Robert
y, wegencr. left Monday for Port
land and Los Angeles.
Mr. ana Mrs. Joseph l., Cprman,
Jr, who VIII remove here Monday
from Portland. have taken tho home
OF Mr. and Mrs Christian Damcyyr.
at has 22d ave. n.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Homer will
have as their house guest for two
weeks Miss Mabel Hagcmcyer. Of
Portsmouth. o.. who viii arrive IN
town Friday evening.
Miss Lillian cay5ons u home
from a trip East.
Mr, and Mrs. GarHgues lef, this
morning on a months trip East
Captain and Mira ]. w Keen
left this morning for Vancouver,
y. c. for a few days visit
Miss Ruth Niblock has returned
from visit with Mra William
Edns at Lake Chclan
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Dent
Hnmmons viii motor 10 Seaside.
ore. Friday 10 spend tho week end.
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Ing. on July iG, they viii sell
candy az one Of the thenters and
contribute a few numbers q the
program
They have planned an overnight
trip with the purpose Of studying
the stars Instead NJ copying
charts they viii study the stars
and locate them In the sky before
making their charts This week
they viii have another splash
party
Their most important plar, arc
FOR helping the younger girl Of tho
group who haven't earned their
WoodGnthofer's rank, 10 get their
Nature Lore and Camp Craft hon,
0ra 30 they may take their rank
The girls are very Interested IN
! tennis and Tor that reason are an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-16
Campfire Girls

Those winning wohelo order IN
handcraft are. Gcncveye Ben.
shoot. ImoEcnc Bruhakor. Ruth
Richardson. Ruth Miller Dorothy
Ravens, Dorothy Chaplin. Nancy
Gicsting. Jane Robbins. Edith
Ncrdhoua. Natalie Cohen. Irene
Gilbert. Frances Brownell. Patricia
Kennedy. Ruth Anderson. Virginia
smith. Josephine Jacobsen, Mary Y.
Kernuycr. Katherine Middleton
niger. wanesncss. Mary Corbot.
Edna Price. Betty Bogue. Sarah
Jane pauison. Eleanor Brown.
Ruth Porbtcr. Virginia Beall. Ruth
Roberta Helen Condor. Constance
Bcail. Ruth Roberts. winifred
Ishnm.
Those winning Sports wohelo
order arc: Dorolia Park. Majel
Batoa. Margaret Stafford. Marjorie
Rattray. Marion Moscr. Kate
keena. Mary Hunsackor. Elizabeth
Campbell. Marie Rosen. claricc
stromaeh. Doris Campbell. Gwondo.
Ism Campbell. Erna Brewer. Rose
Kunkel. Marjorie Hurts. Helen Yer.
non. Doris DO Roaia. Gretchen
Cohen. Isabella savery. Virginia
Morris, Gertrude Bates. Mildred
vredcnburg.
Tho girls at Camp sealih first
period who won one.wcek wohcln
are: Peggy Avery. Virginia Pow.
ell. Dorothy Hughes, Janet Llily.
Susan Harper. Betty Billings
Those In Junior Camp who won
wohelo order are: HERNIA Ross
Barbara Bigger. Mary Louise Eos.
ter. Mary Sorenson, Martha Truw.
bridge. Isabelle Loefflor. Mary Case.
Barbara owens Betty Baxlcy. Bar
barn owens. Betty Robbins, Betty
Williams. Mary stenKor Jean
Thomas. Alta whlrw. Betty Rath.
bun. Margaret Hemphill. Mary I'll.
len Field.
The Councillors. who won wo.
holo arc: Polly Brown. Henrietta
Simon, Betty Ransom. Margaret
scaborn. Mildred Casey, Mary
Casey. Betty Gorham and Helen
Gray.
VERY BUSY GROUP
The Ikicaga group under Mrs.
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Luncheon for
Trio Visitors

Mrs. Ross George win entertain
with n luncheon OF twenty covers
Saturday afternoon, at the homo Of
her mother. Mrs. Frank Skinner.
The occasion viii honor Mrs. Ed
ward Everett shaw. OF Brockion,
Mass. who Is the guest OF her sis.
ter. Mrs. Fred w. catlett, and Mrs,
August II. Jaeger. Jr. Of Chicago
who ls visiting Mrs. August II
Jaeger. Sr.
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Luncheon for
Miss Back,uS

Mrs Leroy NJ, Baokus will en-.
terrain few members OF the
younger set AZ luncheon Monday
afternoon at The olympic, in com,
pliment to her daughter Miss I'm.
mancll Backus. who viii return
Saturday from California. where she
graduated from Castilleja school in
June
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Orthopedic Lunch and
Thrift Shops

The orthopedic Lunch room viii
he in charge OF Alki Guild Friday.
with Mrs. j. J. Cannon. hostess.
assisted by Mrs. Frank d. Plumb.
Afra. Alex Meister. Mrs. Royden
Gibson. Mrs. Cyrus Briggs. Nfrs.
Burton Bradford. Mrs, u. b. Dobl,s.
Mrs. f. A. strang, Mrs. Fred De
Sildia, Mrs. d. T.. Johnson. Mrs.
X. II. De Lat. Mrs. Archie Gross
man. Miss Dorothy Tucker
Mrs. Helen Cobb win assist at
the Thrift Shop all day Friday
The orthopedic Lunch room will
he closed after Friday until fur
Their notice.
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We'd at Home Of
Officiating Clergyman

The marriage OF Miss Adele schu.
maker. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
schumacher OF Pullman. to Mr..
Warren Wright. son OF Judge and
Mrs Edward II. Wright. was sol
emnized Monday at the home OF
the Rev J. d, o, Powers
Miss Schumacher is an accom-.
nlished musician and is gradu ,e
~ Washington state college. Mir
Wright is well-tnown organist.
After a short motor trip. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wright viii be at home at ia
Harvard ave. y.
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Bridge Luncheon at
Lalrelhltrst Home

To honor her house guest. Mrs.
J, u. sinkinson and Miss Copstaueo
sinklnson OF Berkeley and Mrs. c.
+. Gullctt Of Lincoln. Neb-, who
g visiting Mrs Erns, l.. skeei Mrs.
Edward NJ Harrington win be
hostess At a bridge luncheon on
Saturday afternoon at her home in
Iaurelhurst.
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Tea WIN Compliment
Hiss GEORGE

To honor her house guest. Miss
Betty George OF san Francisco, Miss
Mary Cecilia dc Veuyc has cards out
for a tea az her home Wednesday az.
ternoon. July -, from until 6
o'clock
Miss Ethel Morrison. Miss Mary
Collins and Miss julia Dodge viii
assist.
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Miss Coclle Aiohund Of San Fran.
cisco rs tho guest OF her hrothcrin.
law and sister. Alr. and Mra o.
Quure. who recently removed hero
20 make their home.
Mr Fred sEuhn VIII arrive from
thoa East next week 10 spend the
resi- OF tho summer with SIR. and
MrB. G. W. Len.
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Bridge Tea for
Mrs. .IndR

Miss Lenore Blackwell will enter
tain with bridge tea at her homo
Friday afternoon, IN honor OF Mrs.
Willis Judd tMyra Iambutm OF
Los Angeles. who Is visiting her
mother. Mu, w r. Lamhuth.
Invitations have been limited to
Mrs. Judd's intimate friends.
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Three Honor Guests at Mrs. BdllardS Lunch-
con; Affair Wal Honor Visitors
NTRs, RoY PAGE BALLARD has

Mrs ROY PAGE BALLARD has
-A'i extended invitations 10 a lun.
cheon at the Sunset club Monday
afternoon, July 20
The honor guests viii he Mrs.
James Bell CrcSs Eleanor Chitten,
donl OF Wilmington. n C. who is
visiting her mother. Mrs. "a. NJ.
Chittenden, Mrs, William Everett
shaw Of Broctton. Mass. who Is
the guest OF her sister, Mrs, Fred
w Catlett ana Miss Mary MeKin.
non. who win leave next Tuesday
Tor California.
Covers will be placed for twenty.
five.
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Mason has been very busy this
summer and has plans enough 70
keep II busy FOR the remainder or
tho summer. Last "Wednesday they
held card party Since then they
have had a splash party and meet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-16
Tloo Honor Guests at
Bridge Luncheon

Miss Gwendoiyn Guthrie VIII en-.
terrain AZ luncheon and bridge next
Tuesday afternoon az her home 10
honor OF her house guest. Miss Doris
Booth. OF bridgeport. Conn. and Miss
Florence Dodge. whose marriage 10
Mr.. Kari Russell Philbrick OF skow,
hogan. Ne. viii tako place August ).
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Mrs. Strout Issues
Cards for Luncheon

Mrs. Edwin \. strout has cards
ont for luncheon on Monday after,
noon. July 20. at the Rainier club
IN honor OF Mrs. Francis ], Brown
ell and Mrs, George Hurd. OF New
York city, who are spending tho
summer here.
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learning 10 be better players. after
which they viii try paddle tennis.
They have planned a hike calen.
dar and nrs planning on having
other groups IN the city eo-operats
with them 20 that they may eT.
change them. Another book that
they arc planning 70 their plan
book. This will contain all their
plans and the results.
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CLUBS FOR FRIDAY

SILVER TEA
For the benefit OF University W.
C. r. u. silver tea viii be given
ut the home Of Mrs. Charlena
Pierce. 1884 18th ave. n. T., Friday,
July II. from 2 TO 4 o'clock. Host
aSses. Mrs. Charlena Pierce. Mrs.
Matte Robinson and Mrs. Sadie
Ellis.
Y. L. /. CLUB PLANS FETE
The Young Ladies Institute viii
give an elaborate lawn fete on Fri
day evening. July II. on the lovely
grounds OF the club, 1903 18th ave.
Miss Agatha Rirsch. local artist,
has designed hundreds OF Chinese
lanterns for the affair, TO illuminate
the lawn and the ballroom. Dancing
viii be in charge Of Miss Bernice
Magee and Mrs. Raymond Bresna-
han will look after the decorations.
The following program of interpre-
tive dancing and musical numbers
viii be given between $50 and 0
O'Clock.
Hindu Dance .... Miss Mabel Hawkins
Interpretation OF Barcaroile. .......
................... Ruth BricIcey
Accompanied by Miss Feclstlns Blum
RonEs and Dance Miss Helena Casey
out of the Dusk 20 You" .....,.. .Loe
Uncle Rome" ..,.,........s. Homer
Sung by Pat Murphy
Vocal selections. Miss Ethel Hannah
Miss Marie Darrah has charge Of
the special amusements; Miss Ursula
Mullins. candy booth; Miss Julia Nc.
Carly, ice cream; Mrs. Robert Gebbie,
Tefreshment booth: Miss Mary
Schneider. tickets: Miss Bessie Walk
or. general chairman.
SEXTON FRIENDSHIP CLUB
Sexton Friendship club will meet
Friday, July II, at Woodland park
for a picnic luncheon. at noon.
Friends invited to attend.
CARD PARTY
Thlnket council, No. ~. viii give
a whist party at the home OF Mrs.
Olson, 1888 Summit ave. Friday
evening. July II.
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CLEANUP WEEK

Cleanup Week-July 20 10 25-
win bo a fine time Tor Campfire Girls
20 earn citizenship honor No. i0f for
bcautifylng front yards Wether
working for the honor or not, all
girls are urged 10 help In the city
wide campaign Tor beautifying
Seattle.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
NEW OFFICERS

NEW OFFICERS
The Eastern Star club at its last
meeting. held Friday. July 10. at
1880 Arcade Square, elected the fol.
lowing officers TO serve for the
coming year:
President. Mrs. Minnie L. Ellis;
first vice president. Mrs. Gina
Shields; second vice president, Mrs.
Grace Cooper; secretary, Mrs. Grace
Raycroft; treasurer, Mrs. Anna NJ,
Owens.
Elected to the board OF trustees
were Mrs. Pansy Shafor. Mrs. Alice
Shepperd. Mrs. Florence a. Davis.
Mrs. Leila spraguc. Mrs. Minnie
Levy. Mrs. Adeline w. williams,
Mrs. Marion slocum, Mrs. Irene Il.
McKenny, Mrs. Eta Drake. Mrs.
Martha Hawk. Mrs. Estelle Horner.
Mrs. Lydia Seagrave. Mrs. Bertha
O'Shaughncssy. Mrs. Harriet Little.
field and Miss Olive Menace.
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Women's Clubs

IOWA STATE PICNIC
The Iowa state picnic viii be held
IN upper Woodland park on Friday.
July II. from To y. m. The Mari
eta Russell Quick studios will fur
nish tho afternoon program. Fam.
lies will bring their own basket
lunches. and coffee win be supplied
at p. m. Tho evening program Is
in charge OF DR.. Francis n. Brown
Rev. Ralph Mngee will be the prin.
cipal speaker.
PENNSYLVANIA STUDY CLUB
The Pennsylvania study club will
have picnic at Indianola Beach Fri.
day. July II. Boats will leave Pier 3
at Q a. m. For further information
cali BEacn.0554.R or MElrso.25s2.
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BRIDGE TEA WILL BENEF1r.

Mrs, w. j. Blackwell will give n
bridge tea at her home, 1898 Broad.
way N, Monday afternoon, July 20,
at 2 o'clock. for the benefit OF tho
building fund OF the Woman's Cen.
fury club.
For reservations call cAptl-2453.
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NSFfINIE II 4NFtI IT
Thlnket council, No. ~. win give
n whist party at the home OF Mrs.
Olson, 1888 Summit ave. Friday
evening. July II.
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(ContInuacion de la pag. ID

ri en- definitiya a unos S580,OO Guam
do podamos disponer dc 100000
que no tenemos y que faltan toda-
VIA para. eoncluir dicha Planta,
Todo 10 demas esta ann por ha-
Ger, incluso un proyecto viable v
construible para 10 cual solo con
tamos con I'M trazado hecho tlti-
mamente por el Ingeniero seflor Ca
nails, desde el punto de toma hasta
la Planta de Filtracion cuyo ira
zado queda todavfa en- su mayor
parte por replantear de modo defi-
nitivo un proyecto de represa en-
arco y tdnel anexo. tambien redac-
tado por 81 Ingeniero seiior Canals.
con 10 que Sc demuestra la labor
activa inteligente que en- solo seis
meses Iogro desarrollar mi ilustfe
antecesor en- el cargo de Director de
Obras Pnblicas.
Sin que a estas horas dispoEsn-
mos de un proyecto terminado. no
es tarea facil acertar en- la forma-
cion dc un presupuesto; mas como
nm informe de obras sin cifras pre-
senta la misma vaciedad que pre-
sentaria un concrete sin mercan-
clas, debo intentar una estimation
aproximada de las ohras que hay
que realizar en- la construction del
nuevo acuedueto, euya estimation
aproximada es a saber: (se citan
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DE BASE BALL
REAPARIcIoN DE LAS
PANTERAS CAYEYANAS

Ha vuelto surgir de nuevo, des-
pues de permanecer mudo por espa-
clio de alghn tempo, ell club integra-
Go por las aguerridas panteras ca
yeyanas que tantos triunfos conquis-
to en- las pasadas temporadas.
Ell amigo y enthusiastic Barreras,
exmanager del glorioso Ribosch,
ayudado por Ell hahil v conocido pc
lotero Jose Torres, quien popular
n1ente SO llama Gacho, ha tornado
una novena, que, aunque no de tan
gran empuje como .aquel que colm6
de victorias los fans cayeyanos;
es algo temeraria y esta dispuesta a
hacer moler el polvo de la derrota
2 cuanto contrincante SC 10 pre-
sente, por feroz que sea.
vean continuation el line up, y
juzguen por el:-
Receptores: Mariana y Gamiz.
Lanzadores. Gacho, Gamiz, Chilli
no y sanguiri.
Inicialistas, Gacho y cdqui Gel
Captain Veneno).
Antesalistas: juicy Rufo (junior
oayeyano). 81
Jardfn Corto. sosa Juey
Bosques exteriores: Guillermo, Ga
clio, Emihano v Fabito.
Con este niicleo de jugadores, hi
cimos frente y vencin1os facilmente
los chicos de don Meso, a los mu-
chachcs del Army los campeo-
mes del Santurce; v con este misIno
con5unto pensamos hacer frente y
deIribar a los tenaibles duques de
Landgraff segun los braves Wash
ingtonianos derTivaron a los inven-
cibles gigantes de Nc. Graw
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81 no Sc adOptan nledIdas....

los calculosl
En- llevar efeeto estos trabajos
Sc invertirdn dos amos por 10 me-
nos el servicio de acueducto que
hoy tenemos no resiste nj puede
aguantarse tanto tempo dentro de
sus actuales apuros.
En- mi informe del tres del corrien
te insinuaba la conveniencia de
proceder inmediatamente Ia ven
ia de los bonos por los $TS5, 900,
que constituyen el sobrante del EN-
pr6stito Gle 1915. De este dinero,
despu6s de reeoger los pagares del
empr6stito provisional de $236,673
con sus intereseS vencidos luego
de descontar 10 que Sc inyierta en-
los gastos relacionados con Ia inn
preston J yenta de los bonos, solo
qucdaran disponibles unos 500 mil
d5lares, cuya cantidad nos pIede
col0CaF en- condiciones en- solo scis
mesSs de concluir Ia Planta de FIJI
TRACTION. instalar la tuberfa defini-
tiva desde ell rio Gle Guaynabo q
San Juan Y bombear las aguaS del
rio de Guaynabo para atender a Ia
mitad pudiera ser que hasta el
IS por ciento del consume total del
municipio, con una preston verda-
ieramente avasalladora Y mientras
Sc gestiona el dinero Y Sc construye
el resto de las obras para la terni-
nacion del acueducto Ia situaci6n
habra sido grandemente meiorada.
puesto que al propio tempo que Sc
consigue dar aqua a San Juan en-
seis meses, queda de viaje solucio-
NADIA la Suppression del trabajo Gle
las bombas er. la Iona de Prim y
adcmas tle ESQ solucionado tambien
el conflicto que Gle otro modo ha-
brfa de venirhos encima con los dos
contratistas Gle Ia Flanta dc Filtra-
ci6n quienes Sc les podrla probar
recibie sus ohras dentro de un
tempo razonahIe, va que una esle-
ia de dos afios habrfa de dar mar
gen seguramente a reclamaciones y
pleitos.
Tengo que insistir. por 10 tanto,
en- que sc active la venta del resto
de los bonos del emprestito de 1915,
para que podamos aplicar cuanto
antes alglin rcmedio a Ia dificil 81
tuaci0a.en que Sc encicntya el ac-
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NTAQUINAs USADAs BARATAs:

Finlay Machine Exchange ofre-
ce maquinas de escribir RECON-
PUESTAS de todas las marcas.-
Para trabajos corrientes Y practi-
car estudiantes no tienen precios.
Fuertes, bien presentadas Y de los
1ltimos NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o es-
crfbanos o. Ferreterfa Finlay,
(Box 552) Altos.-Allen esq. San
Justo, San Juan. 3-13.
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CASA A PLAZOS.-


casa con 10 que pagara de al
quiler. En- Ell sitio mas sano Y fres-
co de Santurce (Monteflores) con
calle embreada, luz electrical, tele-
fono. gas Y aqua "a todas horas)
puede usted adQuirir la suya, linn
pia, atractiva y de moderna cons
trucci6n, pagando pequefia canti-
dad al contado, y ell resto en- hipo-
teca a pagar mensualmente, como
ST fuera alquiIer. Buen vecindario,
sitiO delicioso, panorama bellfsimo.
transporte facil por servicio de qua
guas al presente. En- cuanto Sc re-
suelva Ia franquicia, la nueva II
nea de trolley atravesara esta urba-
niZaci0n. Venga a yer las va vendi-
das Y habitadas por sus dueiius,
quienes estan encantados de gu bue-
na adquisici0n. Asf indaga usted
y Sc informa por ellos mismOs di-
rectamente. Informara: Ulises Ro-
man BOrses, Cristo /, tercer piso.
Tel6fonO KS, San Juan. p.
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COLUMBIA YARNS:

COLUMBIA YARNS: Este es el
nomhre de Ia lana para teier
que araimmos de recibir. en tOdos
lox c0l0res. tenemos BollOs de 20,
- y 80 cts. No se olvide dc pa
sar poF aqui para mostrarle tam
bien an surtld0 general de colores
en hlios meFcerizad0s para coser,
en carretes de 100. 100 y 500 yar-
dhs y hilera de color en- madejas
para herdar la BOrinquen'
silva. Martinez 4 Co. RiO Piedras.
ITO Rico. 80
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&c yelde Solar en- el Condado con
frentes Avenida Wilson Y calle
Lola, cerca plaza condado. InfOr-
maran telGfonoa 1927 Santurce
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I EARS THE A. b. q. Send on,

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Cap6 San Juan, Porto Rico for his
new (English) hook on the Geogra-
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los .servicios de nuestra oficina,
teltfono 1916, Apartado 307 yisfte-
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