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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-30
FUN, LOTS OF IT
 IN THE GREAT r.
 WORD PUZZLE GAME

certainly am glad you folks have put on the Puzzle Game; I have certainly had lots Cf fun and I am sure going to win one of your big prizes so writes a lady from an Ala bama town who enjoys puzzle game like The -Herald's "T- Word" game. And the puzzle manager gets letterS like this one every day. seems ilke everyone enjoys playing the Puzzle Game, and why shouldn't they? It is alluring, fascinating and educational to boot and on top of that comes the opportunity to win some very handsome sums of money; s1.000 IS the first prize, $500 goes to sec ond place. S250 to third and so on. All that it is necessary to do tC get an equal chance at winning some of these very neat sum is to get up a
 Word list from the Puzzle Pic ture, send it in together with sub scription. That's all there is to it. nothing hard, nothing tedious, just plenty of fun and 20 big cash prizes to be had for the effort.
 Have you tried this Puzzle Game yet? You'd better get busy at once and see how you like. it, Still plenty of time to get in the fun game and get up a winning list of words. Just make the start; if youll do that, you'll finish, never fear. Everyone who tries the Puzzle Game falls in
 
 is funny, it is entertaining and it is profitable. And what more could one ask fer? The Puzzle Game is an open. fair competition, costs nothing to play and every one except Age Herald employees and members of their families can take part. Young and old, city folks and>folks living in the small towns and on the rural routes all enjoy it and all have an equal chance to win the big cash prises Don't wait any longer but Start your "T-W Word" list today. A pencil, sheet of paper plus a little determination is all that is necessary to land you the winner of the $1,O0o in cash after May IA.
 Big Cash Prizes.
 Twenty big cash prizes are of
 ed by The Age Herald for the 20 j, rest and nearest correct lists of "T= Words" submitted. The first prize, f.e is quite a nice sum. you'll aFfrr we are sure. One would cer- t;uuf anjoy the balmy breezes with tlis aMeunt in his pocket Second prize N0 is also quite a bit of spend nss money, one could do right well p.A when it came to having g6Ca u'e at some resort or buying ear sr lost anything else one wa-t,ed Ta third prize, $250. is in nseif retT1.r t all to be sneeZed at. nu ufeea well worth working a ttie whi3r 'ecure. The attempt te .pnd soia 'hese big prizes is .arc4y wortH while. One can't
 for uue h. nothing save q
 te sHare tifHe a the fun you get
 a at ha times ever. So 4rt 6U reE is opportunity
 aritt f} .apeking at your
 -leasoHe =Png to be the b. ls ~H9 aisrr May II and it -.- .' 1e r eis ee you.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-30
WEST LAKE PARK TO OPEN THURSDAY FOR
 1923 SUMMER SEASON
Napp's Society SyncopatorS To Furnish Music For
 Dancing

West Lake Park, one of Birming- hams favorite amusement resorts, will be formally opened for the sea son Thursday, following a thorough renovation, repainting and overhaul ing of the entire project and the add ing of several new and original fea- lures
 William Nappi will present his "So- ciety Syncopators, who will furnish music for dancing every week night, Monday excepted.
 Announcement is also made that the services of Joyce Leroy, life guard, have been obtained. He will look after inexperienced swimmers and especially children.
 The management is said to hava left nothing undone which would ads to the amusement and convenience it's large number of patrons. and th approaching summers crowds are ex pected to break all attendance re- cords. As usual boats will be the dis posal of those who prefer rowing t swimming.
 Benches, swings, pavilion, and other accessories of the park now boast fresh coat of paint and tbe entire resort offers an inviting ap- pearance.
 special arrangements have been made to care for women and children
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-30
HUNT FOR PAN1AE:fS
Big Sized PaijAnd Cub Esc" ' ra'''
 Garden

BoMBAYkApril 29.-The nu e.as inhabitanY of the Palace oi i'e Mahara1a4 at Nandod, capital or state o1Rajpipla. guests, serv' and re&iners. were thrown into panic Aarly one morning recent. wnenH the news was broadcas tnroN shout the buildings and sroundS tha1a panther had been seen in the fdens. ...... Hurried formed, various members Of which climbed to points of vantage
 on the roofs of the many small
 buildings scattered throughout the
 palace grounds. In the meantime natives beat the gardens to drive the beast from shelter.
 Eventually whole family of pan and a full-grown cub. was turned out. After an exciting chase all three animals were killed by the sharp shooters A large crowd of natives
 unconscious of the risk to which they
 were exposing themselves, collected in and around the gardens, and maae | the shooting most difficult
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-30
.AMG SE MENTS
st L.. ... mn

H+aft
 "Hunsr. ttHtts. TO De a most unus ee.-9s ,a, based on Anzia Yezi.l a h itsnuSaed book, will b, iea 3et zen traction in aGdijtou tn at "al. star" vaudeville bill H" a4 itt ,Nf first half of :, ftsr 5hi e Monday aftenoe
 Fred C. Hagan ea Y offer; "Thc Bear c. e eHf-sl adv as one of the s starr 1 the vaudeville bill, aaa Nei johnnies, Baycs and w4!t pear in what is declare i9 'e at laugh provoking black Hit VI % comedy chatter, songs al Gs-res Pf way of variety the Ran, as"ef i known as the Arizona Sno 0tHt.- ise a sensational sharpshee city. .
 Ethel Grey and Ulah Dean Il
 amusing skit, Day By Day, an and Odelaide Lee in "klown hom
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-30
WONDER IF IT'S TRUE?
Weird Noises From House Give Rise
 To Jaxx Band Reports

Large crowds were attracted to the house at 2020 Fifth avenue, north, Sunday night, by strains of weird music.
 Opinion differed among the crowd as to it's cause-some said it was a funeral dirge-others Sunday nighs dance. investigation revealed. that Birmingham was soon to have anoth- CT jasg orchestra.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-30
AIRPlANES ARRIVE
On Last Stage Of CrOss-COnfinent
 Flight.

WASHINGTON, April 29.-The navy department was advised late today of the arrival at Moundsville. W. Va, of the four Martin bombing airplanes en route from San Diego. Cal. to Quantico, Va. in charge of marine corps aviators. The planes left Indianapolis early. today. arriv- ing at their overnight destination without incident They are due to ra1ch Boiling field here tomorrow.
 Rlans have been made for an elab- D te welcome for the aviators on [ ir arrival. ss.--
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-30
PREVENTS WRECK
Brakeman Runs Mile And Quarter
 To FIag Train

To Flag Train
 WORCESTER. Mass, April 29.- Leonard w. Jones, A years old brakeman on the Boston and Albany railroad. ran mile and a quartep along the tracks to the Union station to flag Boston to New York e1 press early this morning preventi a probable serious collision vi suffering from a broken arm fol " ing an accident.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-30
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-30
REAL ESTATE-SALE X
LEGAL
stockholders' Meeting

'IUVhIIDTUtTs MFetIng
 A special meeting of the Stockholders of he A.Abana Home Building and Loan Association will be held at the office of the association, 2Qa6 First avenue Bir- iulngham. Ala. Tuesday, May 29 1923 at - cloc: noon, for the purpose of in creaslng the authorized capital stock of the association from slo, ,oOo. coo to s25,000. .000 and for the transaction of any other business that may come before the meeting.
 II Nj ROBERTSON. President w. V, N, ROBERTSON, General Msnagsr
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EMPLOYMENT
HELP MANTED-MATE

WANTED-At Lathrop, Ala, near Reform, on M. & o. Ky. gang Edgerman, with helper, capable of ripping grades out of Yellow Pine and Oak-50M capacity mill complete with live rolls-wages to satisfy. Lathrop Lumber Company.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-30
Advertise Your Own Wares Also Read What The Oher Fellow a
ANNOUNCEMENTS
- ---4=7 LOST AND FOUND

LoST-From cliff. Ala, Tuesday. brindle bull dog; white shoulder; white foot . about years old. s1O reward. J. E. Jackson, R. r. D. No. '. Box POS. Bir- mingham.
 LOST-Aat Magnolia Point, or between there and lsth Ave, $, pocektbook con talhing one Slo check, one 50 cheek and one Sl cheek, and currency Reward Call Phone Man s054
 LoST-Thursday either in Birmingham or Ensley, pair of glasses. yellow shell rim; reward. Hugh smith, Bank of MS. ANNOUNCEMENTS GET in the business for yourself. Make money by putting out good remedy. Tested formulas for patent medicines soft drinks and household remedies fur nished by an expert. Terms reasonable. Address DIP. care Age Herald. TO CLOSE OUr--At out Soc alI-wooi, hard finish. worsted suits, at s30. All weights ald models: wonderful values. Marc Linx. 1911 lst Ave.
 HAIR GOODS-First quality switches bobs. curls and transformations at greatly reduced prices Mrs. Dennerle s210 6th Ave. Main 4224
 mere suits at SEQ: best bargains in the city. Mare i.inx. 1911 1st Ave. ST. CLAIR SPRINGS HOTEL Is now ready for business, new management.
 AUTOMOBILES B
 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
  FOR SALE-One- Ton Ford truck, s175 Jam-up condition. Lovoy Tire Shop 1o4 S. goth St. Phone Main sSs5. PARrS-All kiuds Of parts for any make of car. Southern Auto Wrecking Co., 1422 sth Ave. Main 3555 Essex Touring 1922 model. looks good as new; will sacrifice for quick sale. Call Main 665s for demonstration. USED CARS-If it's used car b, rgaiu you want, We have 1t. Pryor Motor Co. -E af n
 AUTOMOBILE ACCES SSORIES AUTO PARTS-Largest stock of parts in the south. for nearly every make and model; new gears. axes and springs 20 to 60 per cent off list.
 B. GREENBERG
 AUTO WRECKING co. af 9.L
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-30

WANTED-one ail-round machinist, Soc
 hour
 Mine nachinist 65c hour. Four railway machlnists. Auto chassis painter and cleaner. Two Al motor inspt DTS, 65c hour. Two good rock men S4.25 yard tmines). Three mine e1ectgicians linemen. Four experienced saiesladies, Ten white carpenter helpers, 55c, 40c
 hour.
 White housekeeper sI5 week. Two white parlor maids, sS0 room.
 board,
 Eight inside white, colored track men
 tmines).
 Three experienced rodmeu, S90 month. Eight white, eolored coal machine men. Three experienced white waitresses. Al laundry driver, good pay. Colored maid. department store. Two colored hall men; colOred porters. Two colored girl nurses, boy dishwash-
 CTS.
 Colored elevator boy, girl dishwa shers. colored delivery boy. cooks. others. Producers Agency. 2ll91e 2d Ave. 7 =
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-30
WANTED

30 colored men. day or piece work, good wages. Apply 2Sth Ave. and 22d St., N.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-30

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-30
10000 COAL MINERS TO WALK OUT MONDAY
General Strike Called In Pennsylva-
 mia District

W1LKESBARRE, Pa, Aprfl 29.-A general strike of coal miners in the Pittston district was called Sunday, effective Monday. More than 10000 will respond to the order, union off, ficials declared.
 Men employed in the Butler colliery have refused to sanction the strike call, and they will continue to work, it is said.
 The strikers are members of the United Mine Workers of America.
 Negotiations for settlement of the trouble will be started at once, both sides declared Sunday.
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MS. ANNoINCEsIENTs

ST-Thursday, either in Birmingham or snsley, pair of glasses. yellow shell
 i'm; reward. Hugh smith. Bank of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-30

LoST-From Cliff. Ala, Tuesday, brindIe Bull dog. white shoulder; white foot. . about years old. s10 reward. J. E. mingham
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-02
,ALGO ACERCA
DEL REUMATISMO

Todavia hay muchas cosas desco-
nocidas acerca del reumatismo. FL
tratamiento que para clio Sc sigue
dista mucho de ser satisfactorio.
Los medicos 10 realizan, mas, nadie
esta en- mejores condolences de COM
probarlo que los mismos pacientes.
Una tendencia al reumatismo, una
yez establecida, ell dolor vuelve con
cada cambio de temperature, demos
trando que ell yeneno esta todavia en-
la Sangre aguardando condolences ia
vcrables para voIyerse active y causar
SinsaboreS.
Una cosa es sabida y reconocida
por todos los medicos, Y es ell rapido
empobrecimiento de la sangre me.
dida que el veneno reumatico va in
,vadiendola.
Restaurar ell estado della sangre es
el mejorremedio para ell lreumatismo,
puess la sangre enriquecida es habil
para sobreponerse y arrojar lejos de ST
elgeneno de esa enfermedad. Por es-
to raz6n los que sufren del reumatis-
mo deben tener presente ell exito con
que siempre las Pfdoras Rosadas del
DR.. Williams han combatido ese NAL.
Un tratamiento con esas pfldoras
lie deyolvera ell equllibrio de Ia salud,
estimulara su apetito y digestion,
acabara con la sensation de fatiga de
que sufren todas las personas que
tienen la sangre empobrecida lie
proporcionara un sueilo tranquilo
reposado. Estas pfldoras Sc venden
en- todas las buenas boticas. Exfiase
que el paquete sea rosado con la P
gTande en- caracteres de relieve. Es-
criba hoy mismo una tarjeta la DIR.
Williams Medicine Coz, Dept. NJ,
Schenectady, N. Y, Z. U. deA., pi-
diendo ell librito intitulado s'Enfer-
medades de la Sangre, '--el cual lie
sera remitido bajo sobre cerrado y
libre de todo gasto para listed.
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Sono la bora

Nihos''. Esa impunidad que ella ha
hecho difundir por todas parties ha
prostituido al aparentemente fayore-
cido elemento en- todos los centros
urbanizados. La seguridad que abri-
gan las criaturas, mas menos ado
lescentes, de que han de quedar i'm
punes sus travesuras, hace que es-
tas, con raras excepciones, Sc sientan
impulsados a contravenir las leyes y
las buenas costumbres. Un nifio que
realiza un acto, censurable por las
ignorantes companeros Y va tiene
bastante estfmulo para seguir perfec-
cionando sus habiIidades de NAL ge-
nero, Y para que los otros lie imiten
va hemos dicho que el hombre, por
10 regular, tiende al salvajismo: en-
la edad de la inconsciencia, entire. un
! cuchillo Y ui juguete inofensivo eli
ge el primero. Por ESQ es que hay
que guiarlo, con tacto Y prudencia,
hasta Ia edad varonil. Abandonar-
10 la naturaleza para que ella obre
de por 81, es guiarlo haeia su origen
primitive. ST dicha Ley, por 10 me-
nos, preveyendo el case, hubiera
prescrito responsibilities para los
padres,o tutores o representatives de
los infractores, es logico que estos
Sc scuidarfan de desviarlos de esa CO.
rriente que, en- muchos, puede ser
peligrosa, en- todos, Sc despertarla
la antipatfa hacia todo acto danino
escandaloso. Pero no siendo ash,
Sc quedan con el campo para su PRO
pio dano Y ell de la comunidad.
No hay excusa digna de conside-
raci6n que pueda justiicar la indi-
ferencia ell desprecio la medida
que aconsejamos, nj hay que supo-
ner que tai deficiencia obedezca a un
plan preconcebido, puesto que el NAL
sera. general no parcial. Lo que
extrafla es, que una cosa que salta
a la vista del mas ciego, pase tan
desapercibido para tantos; no solo
aqui, sino en- todos los paises.
Y no es que pretendamos achacar
los ninos jovencitos todos los ma
les que ocupan nuestra atenci6n, pues
va hemos atacado, aunque siempre
con el debido respeto, ell desconcier-
to en- las clases mayores, en- todos
los ordeaes, principalmente en- la ad-
ministracion publica. Pero es justo
pensar, que 81 reconocemos que la
causa primordial de todos esos ma
les, tanto en- los grandes como en- los
pequenos, es la falta de completa edu-
cacion, es justo, repetimos, que en-
p'eemos nuestros buenos oficios para
contribuir a variar ell curse insane
de nuestra sociedad y encaminarla
.por. una via que ofrezca mas claro
porvenir.
Juan N. MATos.
San German, P. R., abril "a, 1928
(Continuara)
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BASE BALL EN- PONCE

Como habiamos anunciado, ell do
mingo llevaronse cabo en- nuestro
campo atletico los segundos juegos
del campeonato de los teams de Sc
gunda clase, tocandole el turno
"Cereipina" "Caribe".
En- estos encuentros esperabamos
yer mayor numero de fans. Las
apuestas Sc cruzan desde el primer
monento favor de los del alcohola-
do, quienes cuentan en- la actualidad
con los meiores players de segunda
categoria en- Ponce.
FL Caribe presenta a Carvajal Y
Pucho como baterla, teniendo que ser
sustituido Carvajal en- ell sexto in
ming por Benigno. Los del alcohola-
do presentan a Tallaboa Y Crispin,
quienes dominan la baterfa del Ca
ribe y no ser por un error mini
mo del Tallaboa, este hubiera con-
seguido regalarles I'm bonito collar
de nueve perlas a los Yankees de Pr.
Los del Caribe sc van en- limpio
hasta el cuarto inning anotan una
sola entrada Ell el quinto, mientras
que los del Alcoholado" logran pi-
sar el hogar dos veces en- los prime
ros innings.
En- este estado siguen las cosas
hasta ell septimo inning en- que los
Yankees logran anotarse otra entra-
da para cerrar el ndmero de carre-
ras en- todo el juego, mientras que
los muchachos de Segarra cogen de
''chata" al pitcher Cavajal y bajo
/ una lluvia de toletazos hacen que
este tenga que abandonar el puesto
en- ell septimo episodio, habiendo To-
grado hasta aqui los del Cereipina
darle la vuelta al circuito veces
mas. Termino el juego anatandose
los del alcoholado 2 carreras mas en-
el octave inning, mientras que los
Yankees Sc fueron en- blanco. A no
ser como va hemos dicho por un
simple error de Tallaboa, los Yankees
hubieran tenido que aceptar el CO.
llar de nueve perlas que nadie an
hela. Crispfn en- la defensa del ho-
gar estuvo a la altura de Guagua.
Termin6 ell juego en- la mayor armo-
MIA con un score de II a 2 por ell
"Cereipina"
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LUIs1N
BASE BALL

Bajo la direction Y competencia
del active manager, Sr. Antonio AS
tacio, Sc encuentra muy bien orga-
nizada la novena '.GUAYAMA". Con
sumo interes hacemos publico su line
up, para conocimiento de las demas
noycnas de segunda case de la isla,
que Sc encuentren en- condolences de
enfrentarse en- sus propios gaIline-
ros, con. nuestros muchachos.
He aquf eli lineup:
CASTOR, catcher; Moncho, Pelli, Es-
teban, Juanito, pitchers; Genoves, la.
base; Simon, 2da. base; Martinieo
Cullen, Sra. base; Castro, S. s.;
Avelino Esmeraldo, R. F.; Fortier,
c. F.; Franco, L. F.
Con las presentes lineas, quedar
invitadas todas las novenas de segun-
da clase que quieran entrar en- com
bate. aceptando retos Y condicione'
de juegos.e
Toda correspondence sera dirigi
da al Sr. Antonio Astacio, manager
de la novena "Guayama", quien re
solvera 10 procedente en- ell caso.
BARON.
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CARIBE
CEREIPINA
JUEGo DE LA TARDE

El iuego de latarde a no ser. por
una nube pasajera que Sc nos pre-
sentara, hubiera sido mas concurri-
do. Ell Caribe presenta de lanzador
a Eulogio; de receptor a Benigno.
Segarra presenta en- su cuadro a
Crispfn de 1anzador y Tallaboa
cue reciba. Crispin, enfernlo, tiene
que abandonar ell puesto confiadole
y es sustituido por Benito, quien Sc
encarga de sostener el avance de los
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-02

PUede I'd. conseguirla con la poder0
sa moneda magica Esta prodigiosa mo
Eeda, es la dicha de los jugadores, co.
lnerciantes, y toda gente de negocios
I ara informes Sra. C. M. Filomeno
Profesora ciencias ocultas. San Fran
CISCO '66, escribame al Box 115 San.
tUrce, P. R, Advt.
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HER1Dos Y coNrUsos

En- Ell barrio Tanama, de Arecibo,
mientras trabajabar en- la nueva plan
ia eiectrica Ramon Cuevas y Jesus Me-
nendez. Sc desprendio un trozo de con-
creto. ocasionandole dichos peones
numerosas heridas y contusiones de las
cuales fueron asistidos en- el hospital
municipal.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HERIDo

En- Ell barrio Cocos, de Quebradillas,
mientras Sc dedicaba al corte de ca
ia el individuo Manuel Rivera, acciden-
talmente Sc produjo con su machete,
una herida de cuatro centimetros de
Iongitud en- la muneca de la mano IL
quierda. Fue asistido en- la sala de So
corros.
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Ell aIcaIi COntsnidO en- los
iahOnss aTTuina Ia eahelIeTa

ST quiere usted conservar su ca
bellera, tenga cuidado con el uso. de
los jabones. La mayorfa de los ja-
bones shampus preparados contie-
nen demasiado alcali. Este 6eseca ell
cuero cabelludo, hacienda ell cabello.
fragil Y quebradizo.
Lo mas prudente es adoptar como
medic de limpieza el aceite de coco
Mulsifed, que es puro y absolute
mente inofensivo, y que supera en-
efcacia los jabones mas costosos 0
cualquier otra cosa que usted pueda
usar.
Una dos cucharaditas hmpian
perfectamente el cabello y el euero
cabelIudo. Pongase en- una tasa con
un POGO de aqua tibia unas 6os 0 tres
cucharaditas de Mulsifed.- Mbjese
sencillamente ell cabello y frotelo con
este. Produce una espuma rica
abundante, la cual Sc enjuaga facil-
mente hasta la Ultima particula de
DOlNO v Gasp CcDSlAO DC oCN0 80
pida uniformemente hacienda tie-
xible ell cuero cabelludo y el pelo fl
no, sedoso, lustroso y ondulado.
Ell aceite de coco Mulsiied pue-
de obtenerse faoilmente en- cualquier
botica, drogueria, perfumeria pc
luquerfa. Els muy economico. pues
b ia unas 60
cuantas on ss
zas para to- sssss >sxsEs 1.
da una familia M
durante meses. lAsR SkS:A
Cuidese de las sd
imitaciones. Ext lss II
jase que sea Null a SSSSsT NJ s;7;5S II
sifed fabricado S taaIddocD
por Watkins. SsEEcI sss:S;,,;;sssEs |
MUTlLLSS:lIiFFIIED TlLS: ] Il
ACEITE DE COCO CHAMPU
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AcoMEr1M1ENro Y AGGRESSION

En- Ell barrio Lizas, de Maunabo, el
individuo Nicomedes Ruiz, con un ma
chete .acometi6 Y agredi6 Emilio Rp-
sa, produciendole una herida en- ell de-
do pulgar dc la mano derecha. Ruiz
fue sentenciado por la corte cincuen-
ia dias de carcel.
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cido.

FL ilustre politico, quien no ha podi-
do recobrar por complete la voz desde
la reciente gripe que lie retuvo en- ca
ma, volvera hacerse cargo de la je-
fatura del gobierno fines de mayo.