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New Britain herald., 1925-03-10
VETS ON TOP IN
 AMERICAN LOOP
8 Of First 10 SlusSsrs Above 30
 Year Mark
Youth will be served!

'H VI W Ut bt otA Nd'
 Thus, at least, runs an old adaEe But it. doesn't appear to hold good in the American league batting averages for the 1924 season. Far from it,
 Among the first 10 regulars are no less than eight players who nave reached the S0-mile stone along ifc's highway. Several of them are quite few spans above that figure.
 Dean of All
 Cobb of course, is the dean of them alt. The Georgian is SS, Then follow Eddie Collins. 37: Speaker. 36; Rice, 3S; Jamieson, S2; Ruth, 31; Hcilmann and Miller (Athletics), 30; Falk, 26, and Goslin 2S,
 All but 'alk and Gosin have been in the big show a decade or more, Cobb again showing the way with 2o seasons, closely followed by Collins with 19 and Speaker with r. Rice, Jamieson. Ruth and Heil- man have 10 campaign of service.
 The 30-ycar mark is usually figur- ed as pretty close 10 the top of the hill in a baseball way. After that the downward path generally starts. But here are eight men who in 1924 still clung to the dizzy pace despite their 30 years and more. 1 And besides, four of them, Ruth, l Tnl1ips rnI,l, lra T CTS in various departments of the i pastime.
 Ruth took down the batting honors as well as several lesser ones; ColliQs topped the base-steal i CTS and the second baseman afeld; 1 Cobb led the outtielders and tied for ! the honor of having played in the most games and Rice got more hits than any other player and was at bat the most times.
 It is rather interesting to note too, that of the 1o batting leaders all but one played in the outfeld The exception is Eddie Collins.
 A few other veterans, including Hooper anS Judge, just fell short of the leading 10 class.
 Speaking of pitchers, there was Walter Johnson with a record oi 23 victories and hut six defeats Johnson topped the American league gunners in the percentages despite the fact that he is 37 years old and rates as the dean of majol league hurlers in point of service.
 Given Big Wallop
 Johnson certainly gave the ol' saw concerning the serving o youth a real wallop. For the 192 campaign was Sir Walters eight ecnth in the main canopy.
 In q word. the time-worn adag didn't run very true to form in tn Johnson!an circuit last season.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-10
SOcCOIi Defeats Rival
 In Match Billiard Game

In the pocket billiard match at Rogers last night Soccoli defeated Gallup 99-5S, winning inc match .op to 104. The game was well played and a good crowd watched H.u p'aE. Tonight SoccoIi will play Scapsla,u in the last half Of their match. The first half stands Soccoli II3. Scapela'ti 5S. If Soccoli wins ronight's match he will get the prize put up.
 Tn the Class ? tournament Cos cina won s to TTaceski's GA.
 Compercial Trust league results; Taemmel so, Bassford 32; Lamphicr SO, Pease 5sl Daley 50. Walker 30.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-10
 
TRAINING CAMPS OF MAJORS
 BUSY PLACES AT PRESENT
ANp Threatens

Detroit March 1O,-The axe is rv.spd thrrdtrningy over the heads If two veteran Tiger twirlers as the second week of training at Augusta, Cal, slips by, The two, whom Manager Ty Cobb says will have to show up better during the succeed ing five weeks than they have for inc three years they have worn the Ttg.r uniform are Sylvester John son and Herman riIIcttr. These two, together with Bert Cole, face dismissal Cobb has said, Cole has moi yet reported for training, but is expected sometime this week.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-10
SOhOL \. C. DEFEATED
Barely NOScd Out In Overtime When
 Olympics Win By 52-5O Tally

The SOkols A. c. were defeated by the Olympics in well played game yesterday 52-50. Both teams made goals from all parts of the court, Zaloski and Barta featuring. At the close of the game the score was tie at 46. At the overtime period the Olympics put in three goals while the Sokols got only two. Zaleski made two and Novack and Barta and Link scored for the Sokols. A re- turn game will be arranged latfr.
 Lineup:
New Britain herald., 1925-03-10
ROCKNE'S PLAN OF COACHING PLEASES
Indiana College Starts It. for
 Second Year

Williamsburg; Va, March 10.--A giant Swede who coached an Irish eleven of Indiana into the national gridiron pecragc will come to the ancient College of William and Mary here next June. His baggage will consist largely of q bag of crafty tricks, whose intricate mechanism he will eXpound to the coaches who guide football dcstinies on southern greenswards. His name is knute Rockne of Notre Dame and he comes to conduct his second school for mentors in Virginia.
 Last year Rockne held his first institute here and coaches who at tended declare the influence of his teachings was reflected on many southern gridirons during the past season. So pleased were his pupils with his instructions that they pre- vailed on him to take up the chalk for another series of lectures, Rockne recently wired assent and J.. Wilder Tasker, William and Mary coach. has broadcast invitations to mentors over the entire south to at tend. The courses will cover two weeks.
 .Originality marks the methods of instruction. Blackboard diagrams explain the morning lectures while in the afternoons the famous coach dons football togs with his class and puts his theories into actual play. He does not spare himself either in | the classrooms, where lectures last for five hours daily, or on the field where actual demonstrations de- mand strenuous physical effort. Car | rying the ball or holding down the crucial point in the line, Rockne is nearly always in the thick of tho scrimmage.
 Many of the formations whicf rolled the Irish eleven to victories 1T 1923 were seen on the gridirons O. [ Virginia last fall. Rocknes teach ing is never vague, and he stresses the theory of modern football into the minds of his students as easil! as he drills his tactics into his fly ing backfelds at home.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-10
Garcia Has Much at
 Stake in Friday Figis

Waterbury. March 10.-The fca therweight fray between Bobby Gar cia of Baltimore, and Babe Herman of New York, to be staged Frida, night in the state armory in Water bury looms up as one of the most important indoor bouts ever tough out in Connecticut. It assumes th importance of featherweight elm ination tournament staged som time ago in the New York state be ing commission to determine T cessor to Johnny Dundee.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-10
Willie Ritola Shatters
 Two Records in the Wes

Milwaukee, Wis, March 1O.-WlI lie Ritola, Finnish distance runner established two worlds records her last night, running 1000 yards III 1O:41 5-1o and finishing the two an'' q half mile race in 1l:4O l-o' Paa'' Nurmi, his Finnish Olympic team mate, ran the one and three-quar'c' mills In sos 1-5.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-10
Win lhr Indians

Cleveland, March l0,-ManaGer Iris Speaker of the Cleveland h. Iians is grooming Riggs Stephenson, uarl hitting second bascman, for an outtold position, advices from the Lakeland training camp state. Chick Tewstcr and Joe KIugman worked out at second base yesterday with Fred Sturgeon understudying "Ruhc" Lut2ke at third. Buddie Myers, Mississippi college, played short with Joe Scwell.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-10
CELTIC JUNIORS WIN
Take Murphy's All Stars Into Camp
 By ScOrc of 20.t6

The Celtic Jrs. defeated Murphys All Stars 29-16 for their eighth straight victory yesterday. The winners were never in danger of be- ing beaten. Managan and Truman were the leading scorers. Mccarthy played q good guarding game, as well as Sokolowski and Levine who kept his man scoreless. Was, Bay lock and Yankowitz starred for the losers. The score:
New Britain herald., 1925-03-10
EARNED THEIR MONEY
Walthour and Spencer, Winners Of Six Day Bicycle Race, Divide S1O,gSO as Their Share.

New York, March 10.-Bobb. Walthour, Jr., and Freddie Spencer. New Jersey youths who captured the six-day bicycle race which ended Saturday night together received S19,9SO in prizes, salaries and bonuses. It was announced thai s50,OOO was divided among the riders. More than 100000 fan visited the arena during the wecl'
New Britain herald., 1925-03-10
ORIOLES BANQUET

The Orioles, ono of the fastest To- cal young baseball teams, will get to- gethcr at 7:15 o'clock Saturday night and hold their annual banquet at the home of Joseph Walicki Of 9S Broad street. At that time the team will elect a captain for the coming season. Abe Aronson is manager The team won q out of 9S games last year and will seek to book up fast hines this year and better this record.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-10
VILLA BEATS PILAPIL

Manila. March 10.-PanCho Villa, worlds fyweight champion, easily defeated Francisco Piapil at 1lollo yesterday in his first fight since his return home from the United States. Pilapil was knocked out in the eighth round, The weights were Pilapil 12S, Villa 115.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-10
t'afiiirS
skinner Chuck

Two other games are scheduled for this evening and the league lead ership is very likely to change again when Stanley Rule and F x F Cor bin meet for two matches. They are at present tied for second place. with seven points each. The ,otheI teams to play are the fast travelling N.. E. Machine-Vulcan combination and the North & Judd girls. This will be close match as the North S Judd team have been toppling the pins in championship style in the last two matches. The standing 10
New Britain herald., 1925-03-10
FAFN|R GIRLS IN FIRST PLACE NOW Bowling Belles Advance in
 Factory League

The Fatnir girls took two ga,i> from the Skinner Chuck compan> lassies last night in the playoff 0i q postponed game and went into the lead in the close Dusty bowling league. The fafnir maidens now have Il total of points against the ' points for r. X r. Corbin and Stanley Rule who are tied, The SrOre,
New Britain herald., 1925-03-10
CcltiCs
Murphy's Stars

Referee, Huberman; timer, M, Guirc; scorers, Berkowitz, Segal.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-10

tContinuod on Following Page)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-06
LA vELADA.

iF'ue asombrosai... A cuantas per-
sonas pudimos preguntarle sobre la
velada, Ia respuesta era una: "nun
ca en- mi vida he podido participar
de una. velada escolar tan mara
villosamente preparada Y Nevada
efecto como esta :. Aguadilla Sc
sentfa orgullosa esa noche. Nifos
Y maestros, padres de familia, au-
toridades todas, ell pueblo en- gene
raj ocupa sitio en- Ell hermoso Tea
tro Star. La insuperable orquesta
Ola Arm6nica lucia sus mejores nd-
meros; los maestros de AguadilIa Sc
afanaban por atender debidamen-
to todos los concurrentes. Todo
estuvo organizado de un modo ad-
mirable.
Don Francisco yincenty. ex-presi
dente de la Asociaci6n de Macs
tros y una de las mas conspicuas fl
guras en- ell magisterio insular, hizo
un discurso bello, de estilo sencillc,
de una sencilla elocuencia, que ~.
SO sobre las nuevas corrientes de
pedagogfa. Cerca de tres cuartos
de hora estuvo don Frasco diser-
tando tan interesante tema, robus-
teci6ndolo con esa filosofia que Ell
distinguido maestro sabe usar STEM
pre- que habIa ante un pnblico ilGs
trado como Ell de aquella noche. Al
terminar fu6 aplaudido v aclamado
por Ell pdbhco.
Despu6s, desarrollaronse doce nu-
meros por grupos. de nifias y niaos
que hicieron sus papeles admirable
mente. s'Las Cuatro Estaciones :;
"Cuentos Infantiles En- mi Jau
la de lacre'': .'sonatina de Ru-
ben Darfo''; .Colombinas y Pie
rrot''; sMinuet - "Selecci6n de
la opera Carmen; "Saludo a los
Maestros':; ETC., todos estos fue-
ron ndmeros de canto Y bale en-
los q. Sc unian la gracia de los ar
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-06
DON WENcESLAO
RORDA

IN eablegrama. recibido en- el
ola De aver por nucstro distin-
guido amigo. don Manuel Mendia.
tras Ia triste nueva del falleci-
miento. oeurrido en- los Estados
unidos. del excelente caballero Y
hembre dc neeocios. don Wcnces-
lao Borda.
la notieia nos ha eausado una
impression sumamenta dolorosa,
pues en esta casa. el iluktre fene-
edo contaba con grandes afectos.
Fra don WenceslaQ Borda, uno
DE- nuestros prestigios sociales. una
de las eolumnas de esta comuni-
dad. siendo uno de los mas gran
ces capItalistas de esta capital.
clio no era 6biee. para que Sc ca
racterizara por su afabilidad. SEN
eillez y bondad dc alma. Era todo
un caracter. todo IN caballero.
ga exquisite trato social, su con-
Fersaeion amena y franca no po-
dia menos Que ganar el coraz6n
de- Jas personas a quienes 81 di-
riRia Ia paiabra. Por esa raz6n,
sus amigos. que en- estos mOmen-
COS iioran ~ desapariei6n eterna,
forman legion. Don Wepceslao
borda era ventajosamente como
edo. no solamente en- esta capital,
sino que en- toda "a isla. 7 no po-
dia oeurrir de otra manera, va
que h0mbre De su temple moral,
desgraeiadamente. no abundan en-
este sigio materialista en- que vi
vimos.
Como decianlOs antes, Ia muerte
def ilustFe caballero fenecido, eau
"a intense duelo en- esta sociedad.
su desapariei6n eterna del escena-
RIO DE- Ia vida, deja IN vaeio que
iaInas podra llenarse. Nuestra CO.
munidad pierde una de sus colum-
mas mas potentes, y es natural
que ~ eonmueva toda Ia sociedad.
FL MuNDO. en- estos momen-
tos De dneio y de desesperacion
intense. extiende su mas sentido
p6same . todos los familiares del
eKiinto. y muy especialmente a
tooas sus hermanoss . quienes Sc
une ~ fodo coraz6n en- su justisi-
mo dOlor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-06
UN PRECEPTo LEGAL

"Esta concession no la hace la
Ley Municipal vigente en- ningu-
no de sus articulos, Y casualmente
en- el precepto citado como apoyo,
desmiente la Ley energica Y acla-
"a las aetuaciones de toma de po-
session de una Asamblea Munich
pal.
"Los delegados coaiicionistas de
la Asamblea Municipal deberan
prestar el juramento que estipu-
Ia la Ley, juramento que podran
tomarle bien el Presidente de la
Asamblea saliente cualquiera
de los miembros de ella, un juez
0 notario publico debidamente ca
pacitado."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-06
I'm prOminente IetradO de Ia capital
expresa su opinion de que D. ROber-
to H. Todd y sus ssambIeistas de-
beran prestar ijuramentO el dla Il
de enerO
la extension de los ounce das que estipuIa Il Ley
Municipal VICENTE no es APPLICABLE al case de los de-
egadOs cOaliciOnistas. La Ley sOlamente justihca
esta extension cuandO hay impOsibildad fsica' dice

"La Ley Municipal no concede
un plazo de ounce dias al nueyo
Alcalde y a los nuevos Asambleis-
tas en- el case de que no quieran
tomar possession de sus cargos en-
la session inaugural del doce de
enero', nos ha dicho un promi-
nente letrado de la capital, perito
legal de grandes conocimientos en-
nuestros c6digos vigentes, en- una
consulta que lie hicieramos con
respecto a unas manifestations
que vieramos publicadas en- un
diario de la tarde, manifestacio-
nes que aparecen vertidas por Ro-
berto Todd.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-06
DON JOSE COLL Y cUcHI

FL distinguido letrado puerto
rriqueno, nuestro buen amigo, don
Jose Coll Y Cuchi, Sc encuentra
enfermo de cuidado en- su residen-
cia de Santurce. Por tai motive,
su hogar Sc esta viendo sumamen-
te concurrido por sus numerosos
amigos, que desean informarse del
'estado del distinguido paciente.
Ell MUNDO formula votos de
todo coraz6n, para que tan buen
amigo recobre la salud perdida
cuanto antes, Y podamos verle
nuevamente entire nosotros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-06
sABApo. A. NJ.

Llev6se efecto en- ell Teatro
Star un acto de suma trascenden-
cia. FL senior don Francisco vizca-
rrondo, secretario del Departamen-
to de Educacion, y Ell sefior Jose j.
Osuna. Director del Departamento
Normal de la Universidad de Puer-
to Rico pronunciaron dos conferen
cias sobre Educacion. Ambos con-
ferenciantes poseen una talIa mo-
raj y vastos conocimientos en- ma
terias educativas que le acreditan
para tratar asuntos de tai trascen-
dencia. Sus conferencias hicieron
eco en- Ell sespiritu de los concurren
tes quienes premiaban los ora
dores con nutridos aplausos en- Ell
decurso de la peroraci6n.
Cerr6 este acto Ell conocido apos-
tol de la ensenanza, nuestro viejo
y buen amigo Urrutia. Don Carlos
Sc levanto cumplir su cometido
en- horas en- que la mayor parte
de los concurrentes deseaban reti-
rarse; mas. Don Carlos poses el
don de atraer por medic del CHS
te que a todos nos agrada. z en-
tire bromas y veras dejo cunnplida
su mission hacienda un sabrosisimo
discurso que mas bien fue un can
to a La Escuela v al Maestro.
LA JIRA AL
cULEBRINAS. Up. NJ
Fue soberbia. Los maestros de
fContinna en- la pag. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-06
LA EXTENSION ES SOLA-
MENTE POR CAUSA
JUSTIFICADA

"La extension de ounce dias
que eoneede la Ley es 1nica y So
lamente por causa justifcada a
la comunidad, que en- este case, v.
segin la ley explicitamente dis
pone, sera por imposibilidad fish.
ca De manera que la extension
de los ounce dias que estipila la
Ley Municipal vigente, no es
APPLICABLE al case de los delegados
coalicionistas. La Ley solamente
justifica esta extension cuando hay
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-06
III ooBIERNo FRANCES NO
TEABAJARA cERcA DE Los Is
TADoB UNEDoG IEAsTA TANTo
IA ToRMEkTA QUE 81 IA CIR
NIDo CONTRA oLEaLENTEL
HAYA FAsAD0

PARIS slsFe 5 (united Prsssl
II cismsnisl ha pFopuasto aue
n aur1gion as ios pagsa - Ia dou.
a. tean q ueFenia plazes con IN
intfTts 1si uno , neaao per cieEto.
Ezfa rFgposifion ertzrA saieta
einesritn 81 qas - ss a anal tods
yes qas ~ - 1ao arnaaa poF
- neuiot
- oobisFno fFanets Is dscidido
ne haesF pgsposlei6a oaeial aignns
3 Esisdos unidss. Aasla iaufo haya
p4ss1o c@mpietamsnfe "a bouasca
posiuea qns confra clsmentsi -
elerns
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-06
Sc HA CONCLUDE Ell TRATA-
DO ENTIRE PORTUGAL Y
ALEMANIA

BERLIN, enero 5 Omitted Press)
FL tratado comercial entire Ale
mania Y Portugal que hacia algunas
semanas Sc venian discutiendo sus
bases, por fin Sc ha firmado pOr los
Representatives. de ambas potencias.
Tanto Alemania como Portugal ira
bajaran de acuerdo con el fin de
extender mas y mas ell radio CO.
mercial en- ambos paises
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-06

Yo quiero volver a mis- jugue-
tes de nifo. Yo quiero ser otra
vez Fausto de mi Margarita. Quie-
70 ser diversion de los afortuna-
dos, veleidad de la suerte, irri-
sion de los potentados, mengua de
Ia sabidurfa, bald6n de la impudi-
cia, burlador del amor, s. pero,
va es tarde. va es tarde.
va Sc fueron los Reyes, mama
mia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-06
Cr6niCas FugaCeS
Por Antonio Moreno CaIdef6n
VA Sc FUERON Los REYES
MAMA MIA

Y qued6 la cuna huerfana como
la inadre sin el hijo, porQue al de-
clinar Ia tarde de la vida, Ell ave
blanca que teine su nidal en- Ia ME-
We de las cumbres del ensueho, Sc
habia llevado su primer amor.
Para ella, va Sc fueron esos Re
yes, que reinaron una noche de ale
gria, porque era su rey Ell de la
cuna aquella, donde durmi6 la ilu-
sion primera de su existencia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-06

tistas La riqueza de sus vestidos
la magestuoga preparation del ssce-
mario.
Hicieron derroche de arte, ell MI
no Jaime Figueroa Sanabis, ejecu-
tando un solo de violin que Ie con-
quist6 nutridos aplausos y feIicita-
clones; asf como la sefiorita Gues
vara Mufioz que cant6 aIgunos tro-
zos de opera por 10 que fue muy
aplaudida Y aclamada por ell plbli-
CO.
A la ma de la mafiana di6se I'm
a este acto que ha dejado hondamen
te inlpresionados a todos los. concu
rrentes, va que Sc hace dificiI Greer
que en- buen tempo Sc pueda yer
otra velada escolar tan magistral-
mente preparada.
Este cronista no cierra este pa
rrafo sin felicitar calurosamente a
los. maestros de Aguadilla por ell
6xito que les abona tan briIlante
velada, pero esta felicitacion va
mas especialmente a la seforita
Monserrate Deliz. distinguida macs
ira de mdsica de las .escuelas de
Aguadilla que prepare La misica de
todos los ntimeros asi como hizo
que la inmensa concurrencia cam
tara viva voz un Himno Aqua
dilla, Sole Mic Y Ia Danza de Las
LibeluIas....
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-06
uLrIMAs NoEICrAs DE ROMA

ROMA, enero 5 Omitted Press) :.
Aver convocado por M. Musso-
lini, el Gabinete italiano discuti6
ampliamente la situacion interna
de la naci6n. Sc pusieron en- Ia ba-
lanza de la opinion pubhca las fuer-
zas cada vez mas poderosas del Par
tido de la oposici6n y Sc tomaron
acuerdos en- relaci6n con las medi-
das que Sc debian tomar para con-
trarrestar este movimientO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-06
m TEMPL0
DEL MARsTRo

"koaS a. sl TsmEio asi Macs.
tfe''7 pssFuHtaa algunof rs nnss.
a. ea@a ashisFa ssf toda nnsstra
Eespaesta. eln enbsrso - natnral
aue hRgamoa mka amplin Il expllca.
eiea. Ea - e.nasd ds san Jnan. ppr
aeF - eapilai a. Ia isis. - ls.
vanfsfs un saifleio. seno y bslio.
y Feeeaae ae lsrdines. para cue la
ehFs e. kemtfs anafnies cen "a
stsA de Dips. cenrarA A. dos plan.
a.. un sieEcnts vsstlbuie proceeds.
~ 3 ias Fusrtss. ahiertas aempxs
para tedes "a ans msntan amer
q = gfan cansa as ia edueaci6a del
pafhie. "a piantA hala aaFA cabida
q - efianas sFchivos. bibiiotses
y ma.eo de il Asociaei6n de- Mac.
tres ds Puerto Rieo. IA piants alta
sra a site ae nneEfras asambleas.
nas pars4ss estsrtn adornadas con
ies Feffatos ds les maeafres nofahies
ds fterto RICO cue 81 cuatro siglos
vasaaea aifu1ais1pn amor sn los e..
r.xonet . iaz en los ceiebFes. Junto
= iea sstEates ~ eeioearkn. 81 cna
arc srtifticas. hreTes bisgrafias ds
eses bsnsfseiofss eel pais IN
b pafsa dsi ffeats. sn sl
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-06
luIaesanles man'fesIaciOnes del senOr G..
Sellts, PresideHie de Ia Association de
MaestrOs De ?. r., con respectO del Tenn
plO al MagisLeriO InsuIar
81 Temple del Maestro en- Puerto Rico sera mOnu-
menIO los maeslrOs iusIres del pasadO; estimulO
para los que han cOnsagrsdO sus Vidas la causa
gIOriOsa De ensshar al pueblo" dice

a. manifsatacicass eus prsef
-. inalean ssfasFze Eran9s , per
ssvaaats > lasufiesn ia rssleccisn
as an~ ha siae ebleto ii as1eE Ge-
Iasao ssiiks sslk esms pFesidsaie
as H. Aspeiaeitn ae hisssiEos as
Pusrie Riee
a. seEor hsiits aesempeAa hriiian-
tfuenss q earEs ds Director e. -
-@9ci en si Departzmsnto de ins.
truceitx GnsuiaE disfiaguisndose
tstas.ralmsnts poI sus faieiativas
tssa = msleFamislis ds IA ieetuEa
se<elsE
ksts GTanaisimo iuisfss de su paEte
10 ~ Waldo si Fseenoelmieuto de
iea sEfadiansss as las ssensias pa
iaiesf ds fueFto Rlee. Qus sn al.
vsFssf eeHaiones is han eonferidp
AcneEax de rseoboeida dlsiineion.
A. n Dsrseiiva a. "a 'tBeeledad
L4ss.rffa as d csniFai IlEh sehool
as Ban JuaI'. pna AZ las institn.
eienss itsfaraa qas major saeaFnan
Is .srilmlenfs estadiarsn 81 las es.
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