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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-26
Confirms Sisters Suicide.

PARIS. January 25.-The commits
6sioner Of police 1t Bordeaux confirms
Nhe report Of the suicide Of Misses
I 1Eladys and DoFothea Cromwell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-26
Hospitals Taxed Beyond Capacity.

1t is explained further that there Is
an pyercapacity of 1.54S patients in
hospitals throughout the United
States. Also there are upward of
$4,000 other excluded cases entitled by
law to receive treatment which the
public health service is unable to Of
fer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-26
Secretary Glass Urges Haste.

Haste in the enactment of this leg
islation is greatly desired by Secre-
tary Glass. In presenting the matter
before the committee on rules of the
House he urged that a special rule be
brought for immediate consideration.
Attention is called by Secretary
Glass to the pressing need of pro-
yiding additional hospital facilities
for the care and treatment of patients
of the public health service. and for
discharged soldiers and sailors who
are beneficiaries of war risk insur-
ance. The Treasury Department is
charged by law with the RESPONSE
biiity of providing accommodations
and treatment, but has not the means
at its disposal. although it is doing the
best it can under the circumstances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-26
COMMITTEE MAJORITY
FAVORS HOSPITAL PLAN
Bill Appropriating $10,5O0,0C0,
Asked by Public Health Serv-
ice, Reported to House.

A bill to appropriate s1o.5oe.o 900 for
charging hospitals to be conducted
by the public health service was re-
ported favorably to the House yester-
day by the buildings committee. A mi
nority report. presented by Repre-
sentatives Kreider, Pennsylvania
Mansfield. Texas, and Elliott and Barn
hart. Indiana. opposed the program
as unnecessary il abandoned Army
posts were converted into hospitals.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-09-19
Miss Shepherd Pleases.

The Cresco Opera House was well
filled with invited guests last Wednss-
day evening to hear Miss Betsey Lane
Shepherd, the celebrated soprano Of
the Metropolitan Opera Co.. in her
most wonderful musical recital in con-
neetion with the New Edison GRAPHIC
phone in the recreation of her own
voice. To say that the music lovers q
Cresco were we'll pleased with the ln-
tertainment is putting it very lightly.
The plkying of Home, Sweet Home d
the graphophone in Miss Shepherd1
soprano voice while she, herself, san
the alto, was truly wonderful.
Cresco people are indebted to tho
Cresco Music Shop for this splendid
entertainment.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-09-19
Demented Engineer Steals Train

Carl Erickson, of Austin, Minnesota,
engineer on the Chicago, Milwaukee
and St. Paul, who run on q freight
train between Austin, Minn., and Nc.
Gregor, Iowa, while in the yards at
this :place. early Saturday morning.
lost his sense of reason, and while his
fireman was away from the engine
getting something to eat, Engineer
Erickson climbed into his engine and
started it up and ran it to Fort Atkin-
son all alone. Upon his arrival ct
Ft. Atkinson he stopped his engine on
the main line. and absolutely frefussd
to move it. In short time the gaso-
line passenger car which runs..on the
Cedar Rapids branch, arrived 1T Fort
Atkinson and wanted the right of way
on the main line, but Engineer Erick-
son absolutely refused to move his
engine, and the passenger car had to
find it's way around onl side tracks.
Word was sent to iCslmar that En-
gineer Erickson was at the Fort and
the condition he was in, 50 Conductor
Thornton, Of Mr.. Erickson's train, and
crew, went to Fort Atkinson and
brought him and the engine back to
Calmar. He was taken from here to
his home at Austin. Minn., Robert Ep-
pens. of this city, taking charge of the
engine.
Engineer Erickson was running the
engine on the train which ran into IN
open bridge and was wrecked. during
flood this summer early, nesr1 Lime
Springs, Iowa, and ever since that
time he has said to have acted strange
ly and it is thought that was the..cause
of his losing his mind entirely while in
the yards here Saturday morning.
Cslmar Courier. y
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-09-19
Methedist Chvch.

Public worship At 1890 .. m. and at
500 p. m, Sunday, Sept. 2lst. Ser
mon theme for the morning hour il
''Heroes OF Faith, or Bible Pictures in
Modern Frames. The evening sermon
theme is The Kingdom Of God in the
Human Heart. Excellent music ct
both services. .'.
The Bible School convenes at 11:50,
with classes for all ages. Come par
ents and bring the children. Epwofth
League At 100. All young people are
especially invited.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-09-19
To Yeur latlsest b Read This

have some special prices on maga-
zines, especially Golfers Weekly,
American Magazine. Woman's Home
Companion, and Farm and Preside.
And don't forget that boy-American
Boy-best of all for the boy to Is
years Of age. See me. write me, phone
me soon. Geo. A. Fish, Local Repre-
sentative. Phone 33l, Cresco, Iowa. If
P. S. And how about the Ladies
Home Journal and SATURDAY. Evening
Post?
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-09-19
A Big Crowd and a Happy Occasion.

Not less than 10000 people attended
the big homecoming reception for the
soldiers of the county at Cresco on
Tuesday. The weather man gave
US an ideal day and with the good roads
the town was filled with autos bring
ing soldiers and their relatives and
friends from many miles in every direc-
tion.
The town was finely. decorated for
the occasion by Martin Holverson, .
former Cresco boy who has taken up
decorative work for cities as q profes.
sion, and he also decorated most of the
business blocks. The decorations were
novel, tasty and profuse, and it will be
Q long time before Cresco will be seen
again in such gay attire. In the even
ing the red white and blue Of the elec-
troliers gave . beautiful appearance to
the main street.
Promptly At ten o'clock the program
commenced with the ringing Of oil the
bells of the town. The Cresco band
called the crowd together in the court
house park. where after brief but
extremely appropriate address by Rev.
Copeland, relatives and friends of the
fallen heroes deposited floral emblems
and bouquets 1T the Court of Honor to
the me emory Of their loved ones. It
was fine idea to thus remember the
boys who made the supreme sacrifice
that the world and community could
have the blessings of peace and partici-
pate in the joyousness Of the day.
: Nate Kendall, Of Abba, gave pleas.
ing address in keeping with the occs'
sion, but chiefly remarkable for his
display of an unlimited vocabulary Of
long words-he never used = short
word if there existed a polysyllabic
synonym. Mayor Barker welcomed the
people to Cresco and introduced Dr..
Kessel who presided at the platform
exercises and introduced the speaker.
A double quartette sang . selection
and under the leadership of Rev. Nor
mann led the sssemblage in commun'
ity singing with Miss Helen Kessel q
the piano. Miss Kessel was in
troduced as one who had went K
France under tho direction Of the Y
n. C. A. to do entertainment work fol
the soldiers. s5.7
The barbecue was . big attraction
and soon after twelve two long lines
passed down the tables piled with tht
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-09-19

SCHEDULE FOR THE DAY. = 3
100 p. H.-Registration at the n. p.
Church, Cres:o, Iowa.
1:3O p. m.-Concert, Kellogg Music
House, Victor Records. ss..
ESQ >: fSss- Recital ct n. e. Church By
pupils Of the County Teachers.
400 p. m.-Annual business meeting
and election of officers.
500 p. m.-Concert Cresco Music Shop.
Edison Records.
700 p. m.-Concert, Cresco Band,
South Side Park.
8:15 p. m.-Concert, M. E. Church, by
Members of the Association.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-09-19

roast OK and trimmings" and each
was served with q huge sandwich, a
pickle: doughnut and cup of coffee.
1t is estimated that nearly 1000 people
were thus fed. The beef, thirteen
quarters, and several pounds extra,
was finely cooked by Mr.. Bleifus, Of
Stewartville. Minn., and made into
1900 sandwiches. TAO loaves of bread
were used, 1000 pickles, 1000 dough-
nuts and about 100 gallons of coffee. 1t
was big job but finely done by the
committee in charge.
The free street attractions and the
exhibitions by the soldiers were oil good
and entertained the crowd well all the
afternoon. The ball game. Lawler vs.
LIE Roy, was won by the former-4 to O.
The evening parade consisted OF the
Cresco. Saratoga, Protlvin and Chester
bands, all Of which had furnished good
music oil day, several decorated autos,
. huge flag carried by girls, veterans OF
the civil war in autoes, and q large
number Of the young veterans in
uniform, and the boys and girls military
companies. the latter being we'll sup
piled with Roman candles.
Quite display of fireworks followed,
and here occurred the one accident of
the day. A pinwheel flew into box of
fireworks and ignited them, sending
various pieces flying in every direction,
and one struck Mrs. Albert Nichols in
one limb below the knee, making quite
. deep cut which will probably be quite
painful for q few days.
Two or three dances and the picture
show furnished amusement for the bal
snce of q long day and evening OF
pleasure.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-09-19
Ceazresational Church.

At the Sunday evening service. .
special duet sung by Mrs. n. o. Sven
son and Mrs. J. P. Thomson. Z,
Evening sermon: The Angel in the
Cloud .-f'a.
Christian Endsavor topic: ''Truthful-
ness. Leader, Cecyle Bradley. !
Morning service Of worship, 1880.
Evening, 500. Sunday School at noon
Christian Endeavor. meeting at ISIS.
Glsd to have you come to any or al Of
our services. - :
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-09-19

Netice to FarneEs and the Public!
MY place will be closed, Nov. 25-26,
on account of . holiday. No business
will be transacted whatever. kindly
cooperate. 5t1 SAM FELDsTEIN.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-09-19
EM Sale.

$50 head Of breeding Ewes at from
$1,000 per head up, any number you
want. Also one Hereford bull calf.
lit F. K. Mayer.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-09-19
Fer Sale.

h. Fer Sale.
The Martin Ryan property west Of
the Methodist Church and several other
good houses for sale. Apply to E. r.
THOMPSON ABSTRACT Co., Cresco, II.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-09-19
Lltheran Services

Norwegian services, Sunday, Sept.
2lst, as follows
Ridgeway, IL q. m.
Orleans Church, p. m.
First Lutheran Church. Crescc, 7:s0
D. m. H. NJ. NORMANN. +.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-09-19
Notice to Our Patrons.

Hereafter, the Plaia Dealer will
make charge Of five cents per line
for resolutions Of coincidence. and fifty
cents for cards Of thanks, and verses
included in obituaries.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-09-19

For Fire, Lightning, Wind, Tornado
and Hail Insurance. call on Andrew
Smith, one door west Of Fred Woell-
STEMS store in the Henley building. 81
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-09-19
Howard County Musical Festival.

uOWa10 NOu0Iy NuSlCA1 geSuva1s
On Friday, Oct. 10th, will occur the
first annual convention of the Howard
County Music Teachers and Music
Lovers. Every musician of the county
should plan 10 attend. 81
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-09-19
Far Sale.

'''$ ~ Far Sale. ~ 'G@
By owner, one farm near Cresco.
Five lots, house and lot, and one gang
ploW. 49tf E. F. Belts.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-09-19
Fer Sale.

Excelsior motorcycle. Enquire Of
3-tf HasWell Rucker.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-09-19

Wanted All Kinds Of Hay.
To bale or buy. Phone 436. 52.tf
Andrus Bros.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-09-19

Ds.'t Buy Any creseo Property
until you have seen Dad's list. Ask A.
j. Thomson or John Mara for same.
In addition to list, lots II, IL and 13 r.
r. addition, the Produce house, will be,
4 for sale aftsr Nov. lst. DAD.
Saaitary Isdesr Toilet =
second hand, for sale cheap. See it
at Cliff Wheeler's Repair Shop. Soft
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-13
ACTUAL IDADES EXTRANJERAS
DOS TRATADos AUsTRo-HUNGARos

carle a una ' a otra. lie page a la
primera con su vasallsje Y d la Sc
gunda con territories serbios y grie-
Cos. 4 fines de Sophomore de
1915, los gabinetes de la Entente sc
empenaron IN no Greer en- tales ARE
CLOS. Todo hacia comprender que
Bulgaria preparaba un gran goipe.
Sin embargo, los SenoreS DelcaSSe,
Grey V S~anzonof escucharon a las ST.
renas 10 mismo que Ell senior elena
dif. Que los senores Ministries de Re-
laciones EXtcriores de 1913, que go
gozan ahora de vacaciones sc dignen
pasar los ojoS po~ este tratado y po-
dram medir la magnitud &c la pueri-
lidad &c suS iluSiones.
Hace dias. en- el Circulo frances de
Ia prensa extranjera, ell Doctor RelSs.
que lego de Macedonia. lego delante
de un publico indignado Ia relaclon
de la Comislon de investigation de las
atrocidades bulgaras en- los Balkanes.
Tai testimoGio no puede ser sospe-
chose. Conmovio de horror a la null
titud de los oyenteS, no obstante es-
tar haOituados a los reiatos tragicos.
Despues. Venizclos ha e%Nplicado la po-
Utica bulgaria Y la imposibilidad abso-
luta de reconciliarla o la de los
Aliados. FL senior Vesnitch corro-
boro estas deciaraciones del eminente
estadiSta griego Y ahora, TODD fran
ces V TODD ciudadano de un pals a
!iado O asociado, debe estar va edifi-
cado acerca de la politica bulgaria. \
81 los miembros de Ia Conferencia no
Hegan a conclusiones practicas de es-
to. que nadie tiene derecho a igno-
rar, ~entregaran al mundo a nuevas
convulsiones.
A. e.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-13
SECCION
DE

porta del extranicro. cXcede sin duda alguna al
month de las importacioneS Y exportaciones SUI
madaS lie varioS de los peQuenos EStadoS cen
to Y SudamericanoS. de mancra que por raZoneS
econ0micaS. que son las que norman las relacio'
mes de los puebloS. nueStrO pals debla de figurar
en- primer termino entire las nacioneS de este con
tinente. que fueron invitadaS Il tomar parte en- la
famoSa Liga. No habiendolo sidO. V siendo en-
cambio. como 10 c< sin ninguna duda. nuestro
pals. I'm gran conSumidor dc ~productoS V artc-
factoS induStrialcS cxtranieroS Y un proreedor en-
grandr cScala dc materials primaS> logco eS SUI
poner Que no fue ~preciSamente Mexico el eScluldo,
dadaS eStaS circunStanciaS. Sino 81 actual regI-
men que impera. ESto. Sin embargo, no nos sd
tiSface. porquc de cualquiera manera que sea.
nueStra patria ha qucdado sin representation en-
Il concerto International.
Por olra parte, este hecho notorlo. dc tanta
rc>onancia. rcSta fucrza moral politica al gobicr-
no en- cl interior. agravando la Situacion actual.
que no pucdc ser mas prccaria Y peligroSa. y
eSta< circunStanciaS dchcmoS aiadir la de que ST
aproyima 81 fin del periodic constitutional. Y. en-
consecuencia. cStamoS ~obligados Il ir considerar
do sacramento que podra sobrcvcnir dcSpucS G'
Carranza.
La opinion puhlica dc Mexico esta muy iii,
vidida en- m%ultipleS bandcrlaS. FL perSonallSmo
ha Objectionable haSta a las bandaS que parc"lan
mas cohcrcntcS Y compactaS. Sur9cn por todaS
parties grupo> antagonicoS que nos amagan con
infinidad de rcncillaS V tai parccc.-lo nOtamoS
con triSteza.-Quc sin exceptuar %ninguno. Sc re
mitcn q la fucrz;i de las armaS para $oluci"mar
cl problcma Y obtencr cl triunfo. FL mi>mo ca
rranci>mo cS un peligro muy Scrio para la re
novacion del Poler publico.
.Ahora bicn: a que Sc dcbcn tOdos eSto> pc.
licroS? :Simplemcntc n las ambicioncS per>onalcS
q cxiStcn otraS cauSaS? ESto c> 10 que eStudiare-
mos con toda Sercnidad V detenimiento. porQuc
10 que Sc neccSita eS que a Carranza 10 ~suStltuya
IN regimen Constitutional Y de lihcrtad political.
De toia$ modos, queda en- pie eSta intcerr"-
gaci6n Sombria, que Il los meXicanoS nos aiar-
MA Y nos preocupa ~:de$pues dc Carranza.....?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-13

Ia Situaci6n dc Mexico 6 caia dla mas dlflcll
V ~peiigro>a. 3cbidO principalmente Il que no Sabc-
mos o no quercmo> Subordinar los intere>eS per-
sonaleS a los colectivoS. NJ los que est;n con 81 ca
rranciSmo nj los cue lo colnbaten. son capaceS de
hacer ell meror de los sacrificioS para coordinar
V armonizar las aSpiracioneS. que son tantaS GUAM
tS son los que pretenden Il acaparamiento del
poder.
rs inncgable que IL actuaci0n del carranci>mo
ha side deSac"rtada ' fuuc>ta para cl pals. FL Lie.
Salado Alvarez cxhibe grlficlmeute cl contraStc
Que el impcrantc regimen ""lorloSo oirece con
Ia "oprobiosa~ dictalura. poniendo en- parangon
dos hcchOS notorioS que n~ucstroS compatriotaS Sa-
bran aquilatar debidamente.
1899 ' 1919 sehalan toda una epoca tie nucs-
ira vida ~GomGstica e International. dice el NELL
cionado abosado. En- 1899. Ncrico Tue ci Hnico
pnix americana, amen dc los L$tddO$ Jhld0s, HG-
made a pqrt;cipar en- 1t Comfercmcia de Ia Pa
en- h Hcya. convocada por cl ardOr generoSo del
malhadado Nicolas II. En- 1919. .Neric0 fe et
nHico paix americana crcIuido d" la Socicddd de-
las nacioneS. Costa Rica y Santo Domingo. son
quantities negligeablesl Ell abiSmo que media en-
tire esas dos fechas Sc LENA con diez amos de san
gre. ruina, impreviSion. derroche, ignorancia Y
gaScenadaS.
FL contra<te no puede ser mas clccuente Y
decisive. ContraSte Semelante SC advlertc poll
tea V m~aterialmcnte en- el pals. aRtes ftoreciente
Y con c~reiito. hoy arruinado. sin credlto ' exciul-
DO de la Liga de las Nacione>.
Tales son los hechoS que hemOS y cStamoS
preSenciando. Los argumentoS que Sc e>griman
para deSvirtuarlOS o explicarlos en- forma Y name
IA que juStifiquen a los promotoreS o causantcS
de tan penoSa repression. no bastaran jamaS para
nerar la evidencia de los hechos, Y eStoS demues-
tran que Mexico era antes un EStado respectable,
que mereci6 aqueila distinction Y ahora es eXcluido
de la gran Liga International.
Ahora bicn: :por que las POtenciaS han en-
cluido a Mexico de la Lisa de las NacioneS? GEl
pueblo meyicano Y Su entidad seogratlca no NE,
recen que Sc les ConSidere como una Macdonald,
dad importante, productora Y c~onSumidora Ell
orande escala: Lo que Mexico eyporta g I'M
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-13
.FUE PUESTO LIBRE
Ell OBRERO AGUILLON
Carranza dijo que otra uez no
cedena a las sup[lcas

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Mayo S.,
Elobrero Diego Aguilion, a quien
Sc habia consignado al service de las
juntamente con el ratero liza,
mado "El Fandango Chico" fue
puesto va en- libertad por orden eS-
presa dc Carranza. despues &c las
muchaS gestioneS cue sc hicieron
para lograr este oeneficio justicie-
70. a tai extreme liegaron las cosas,
que una comision Sc acerco al Jefe
iel Executive para poder lograr Que
Aguiil6n fuera puesto libre Y enviado
a esta ciudad. de donde Sc lie habia
llevado a la campana del Norte.
La comision que fue a YER a Ca
rama con el objeto indicado, no
sali0 del TODD satisfecha, no obstan-
re de haber conseguido su p%roposito,
en- Yirtu6 &c Que el Jefe del Ejecuti-
vo Sc exprsso en- tcrmlnos que cast
son una para TODD aquei
que Sc atreva a acusario Zen 10 re.
lativc a sus funciones" segan sus
rropias frases.
-Por esta vez.-diio Carranza-
voy a ser CONSEQUENCES; pero en- 10
SUCCESSIVE nc tolerare IRA sola iniu-
ria de mis- gratuitoS encmigoS; no
porque elias vengaa 4 VenuEtiano
Carranza, que a mi NADIA me afectan,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-13
FESTEJAN A SU MINISTRO
Los espa1oles residences en-
la ciudad de Puebla

PUEBLA. PUE.. Mayo 11.-Nu-
merosos han sido los fesCejos que Ia
colonia espanola residente en- esta pc
blacion ha hecho al senior Ministro
de Espana, duque de Amalfi. Una
comision compuesta de los mas pro-
minentes e~spanoles fuc a recibirlo
hasta la ~estacion de Apizaco, Y otra
mas numerosa 10 ovaciono a So arri-
DO a eSta ciudad. Enmediatamente
dcspues de su llegada, visto los prin-
cipales edificios publicos, sirviendo-
Sc en- ell consulate de Espana un
banquete ofrecido por ell consul Sc
nor Quijano Rivero.
POI la nGche hubo una function en-
su honor en- el teatro V~ariedades.
siendo muy concurrida. Antes de ST
regreso a Mexico, el seor duque de
Amalfi. visitara la historical ciudad
Gle Cholula.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-13
A la maaana s~iiguiente Sc sentira perfectamente.

Ell dolor de cabeza habra
desaparecido; ell aliento sera
puro; la lengua estara limpia;
su complexion rosada; ell esto-
mayo, higado e %intestinos fun
cionando con toda REGULAR
dad. iQue felicidad!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-13
BAN A CONSIGNAR AL
DR.. RAFAEL CEPEDA
Ocupo dos puestos de cleo.
cion popular en- Mexico

MEXICO, D. F., Mayo g.--|arios
senadores declararon Il los represen-
tantes de Ia prensa, que carece de
veracidad la noticia relativa a que Ell
doctor Rafael Cepeda, que hasta
mace POGO aiempo fue Presidente Mu-
nicipal de esta ciudad, iba a ser Con-
signado al Gran Jurado del Congreso
de la Union. por haber desempenado
dos puestos de election popular al
mismo tempo, 10 cual es enteramen-
tie anticonstitucional. Agregan los
senadores. que ell senior Cepeda, al
ocupar la Presidential Municipal, no
acepto un solo centavo de su sueldo
V 10 hizo porque ell Congress ee--Ga
en- receso y que, tan pronto como Sc
reanudo ell periodic de s~esiones ex-
traordinarias volvio a ocupar su Gu
rul en- la alta Camara.