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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-04
ia JUNTA INsULAR
DE ELECCIONES.

la Junta Insular de Elecciones
nos sigui6 diciendo ell sefior Bo-
lfvar Pagan-esta actualmente
constituida por ell sefor Keith, su
Presidente, por el senor Amadeo,
representante del Partido Unionis-
ia, senor Martinez Davila, repre-
sentante del Partido Republican,
Pliertorriqueno, y el que habIa, re-
presentante del Partido Socialista.
70 tengo absolute confianza en- la
ecuanimidad y amplio espiritu de
iusticia de mis- companeros de la
Junta. Durante los dltimos escruti-
MOS nluchas veces estuvimos en-
desacuerdo, sosteniendo opuestos
criterios, y veces nos acaloramos
en- largas discusiones, pero siempre
RENO una gran cordialidad entire
todos. Estoy plenamente convenci-
do de que la Junta Insular de Elec
clones actuara con ell mismo espi-
rltu De justicia, y que finalmente
dara la victoria en- su informe al
partido Q los candidates que hon.
radamente hayan triunfado, de
acuerdA con los documentos en-
nuestrDl poder".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-04
LA GUARDIA RoJA.

Nq3 informan de que va la ce-
lehre "guardia roja" Sc dispone
nuevamente a montar guardia, Vi
gilando los paquetes durante los
dlas que dure ell escrutinio. M
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-04
KAT9 FoRMA sU GABINETE
(United Press)

T9KO, agosto S.-Kato ha for
madn su gabinete. Yegi ocupa el
,Inini#erio de justicia, Kataoka Ell
de agriculture Hayanii el de
conErcio. En- los otros puestos Sc
haf quedado los que estaban GUAM
do lel gabinete de coalicion din1i-
tente. &
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-04
EMPLEOS PARA LOS
FUGITIVOSi .ALEMANES
(Unitdd Press)

CHNE1DEMUEHi., agosto 81
DC dos a tres nil de los fugitiyos
que han llegado de Polonia seran
empleados en- la agricultural. 500
nifos ingresaran en- asilos 0 seran
empleados en- las cccinas como
ayudantes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-04
4 DE AGOSTO DE 1880

Murio en- Santiago, don Domingo
F'yzaguirre, benefactor del pueblo
y padre de ilustres hijos.
En- esta misma fecha, falleci6
don Jose Alejo Eyzaguirre, hijo del
anterior. Fue arzobispo electo de
Santiago y uno de los sacerdotes
mas ilustres, virtuosos y&venera-
bles que ha tenido la Iglesia Chi
lena en- Ell pasado siglo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-04
PRoxIMo eENLAcE

para nlahana esta senalada la
fecha del enIace matrimonial de
Ia culta y distinguida seforita
Maria Antonieta Vizcarrondo, con
el muy conocido joven de esta ciu-
dad Francisco Lopez. La bOda Sc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-04
,ALMORRANAS lHemorroidesl

requieren un tratamiento cuidado-
so. Ell UNGUENTO PAZO es eI
remedio mas eficaz que Sc conoce
hasta ell dia para ell tratamiento Ge
las Almorranas simples, sangran-
tes, con picazon externas. Una o
dos cajitas bastan. La firma de
E. w. GROVE Sc halla en- cada ca
iita. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-04
DE AGoSTo DE 1885,

Naci6 calixto Garcia Iniguez,
glorioso y tenaz batallador, bravo
general que echo canas peleando
por el honor de su pals: Cuba,
Y murio al fin (12 de diciembre de
1889 en- plena paz. Mg
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-04
MERcADo DE cAMB1os

Dollars On. YORK; 20 Q.
Iibras 4.s7 IA
FRANCES 76sSD
Pcsotas sOM9sD
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e DptO. del Interior estd dispuesto a q.
Sc CImpla estriCtdn1ente Ia ley
IS. de AUTOMOBILES
NADIA rlenos que noventa chauffers, la innensa ma
yorfa por tempo indefinido flIeron suspendidos
Ia Sen1ana Ultima
Sc considera que este es ell medic mas elective pa
"a evitar los academies que cada m0mento 0Curren
con TeSultadoS fataleS nucFlaS veCeS


tragedias, que llevan el luto a los
hogares portorriqueGos. Y el Depar-
'tamento del Interior, por mediaci6n
de su Division de Automobiles, Ia
iniciado tltimamente una intensa
campafia para 'terminar con ese es-
tado de cosas, que no puede perdu-
rar por mas tempo.
Dfgalo de 10 eontrario la siguien
tie lista en- la cual aparecen los nom-
bres de los chauffeurs suspendidos
Ia semana Ultima solamente, en- su
inmensa mayorfa durante tempo
indefinido
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-04

FL Departamento del Interior, POI
mediacion de sn Division de Auto
movies. al frente de la eual esta
el sefior Molina, esta decidido d la
Ger que Sc cun1pla estricta Y rigu-
rosamente en- Puerto Rico la ley
de automobiles VICENTE.
Las notas polIcfaeas vienen dia-
rialnente atestadas de academies
aitomovilfsticos, Algunas veces Sc
trata de- un sencillo choque de al.
gunos heridos con contusiones leves.
Pero desgraciadamente con .dema
siada frecuencia, oeurren horribles
RELACION DE LOS CHAUFFI
la. sEsfANA QUE TERMINA f,
A LA LEY DE AUTOMOBILES
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-04

Ne descubrlo prlmeramente en-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-01-03

Real railroad men as regards
present earnings will not fear the
flying machine, even should they
fail to utilize it. That flying ma
chine, taking long-haul passengers
from railroads, will so greatly in
crease freight carrying as to make
railroad rights of way and termi-
nails more valuable than ever.
That's part of the wisdom of
Divine Justice. No really good
thing ever disappears with an
other good thing already existing.
The taxi wiped out the hanson
cab, as gas and electricity wiped
out the tallow candle. But the
hanson and the candle were really
not good things"
Watch the flying machine. 1t
will make changes greater than
the steam engine ever made, max
ing man literally master of all he
surveys by enabling him to 60
anywhere and everywhere without
roads or terminals, crossing q con-
tinent in hah a day.
Most important of all is the fact
that the flying machine alone rep
resents national safety, since all
wars will be fought and won or
lost in the air from now on. Write
your two Senators and your Con-
gresham, urging adequate aerial
defense-not half as many first
class machines as any other ma
ton has, but twice as many.
Samuel Gompers lies in the
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery at larry
town, N. Y, not far from the grave
of Andrew Carnegie.
The much talked of Community
of interests" and equality" be-
tween capital and labor become
real in the graveyard.
On earth, in the sunshine equal
ity of capital and of labor, is not
yet reality. Labor is labor, with
worry and uncertainty attached to
it, usually. And capital, with all
its worries, means some leisure
and systematic share in what
labor produces.
DIT oooI;+;oo. 900 la44ox. ILL.,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-01-03
,ez,al
@0y@o|o8
Uncle joint ~

AS we travel our pesterful
way, with the process of life on
the wane, we should try to seem
happy an gay, in the face of
concomitant pain. For, the
neighbors are hungry fer smiles
they crave in our sunshine to
bask; shall we fret at the cum
bersome miles, an deny 'em the
pittance they ask?
1 reckon-a shiny, bald head
amt viewed by it's owner with
prids-When-our hirsute adern-
ment has fed, there's facts that
can't we'll be denied. But
a song that peals forth in its
joy from lips that don't whisper
complaint, proclaims that the
singers a boy - though the
Alma-nick growls that he amt!
I've reached the conclusion
most trite, which siH't incon-
sistent with sense-that, our
burdens grow more an more
light, with the increase Of
smiles we dispense. + can't
quite agree with the guess that
age is all barren an drear, in q
world we were destined to bless,
while the neighbors are glad we
are here!
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-01-03

Copyright. 1924. by q. Howard Watt
She had seized him by the hand
and was dragging him in the direc-
ton OF tie door when in walked
Charley McSwren. Sally stopped and
eyed him appraisingly If the Wreck
insisted on whipping him. this
seemed 20 be the chosen time And
if it was necessary. she would help
81 yes just lookin for you" said
Charley. addressing the Wreck. ct
want. lard with some baggage
outside.
"Huh9" inquired the Wreck.
Baggage repeated Charley.
The boss is here"
Sally ard the Wreck exchanged a
slow glance. Then she pinched his
fingers. tightly. and he knew it was
meant to 'be some sort Of signal.
Where are yoE" men? Can't
they handle baggaG."" she demand
cd
THE boys amt here. maam. SO
I'm aalin' him." with nod toward
the Wreck.
We'll, my husband doesn't handle
baggage"
Again she pinchcd the Wrecks
fingers
What's the reason he don't handle
h.sgagn?" inquired Charley. Amt
It G:gn;fi-d9"
"hs's-he's not strong" said Sally
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-01-03
Il u D cc15
SAID SALLY

SAID SALLY
The wrec!; began to squirm and
look truculent>. 4...e.:,.
81 admit he amt exactly powerr''
'oc' JIM ma am But a while ''
said ne was gQin' &c l.-A -.
thought maybe he could rassle a
couple of trunks without sustainin'
any personal damage"
mo: you'll have 20 get somebody
else" said Sally
Charley made no e.ort to conceal
the disgust in his soul. He inspected
the Wreck from his horn-rlmmed
spectacles to his shoes. following the
examination with gesture of con-
tempt.
"Seein' as your wife won't let you"
he remarked. ST suppose me and the
chauffeur II manage"
The Wreck never knew how he
managed to maintain any self-con'
troll. but he blamed it all on Sally.
All he did was TO shout:
"If you think I'm a baggage
smasher. you just wait and see what
happens to your dishes"
Charley went out with a remark
to the effect that he did not have to
paw for the dishes The Wreck and
Sally stared at each other:
"You-you stuck up the owner OF
the placer she walled.
HE was hog" said the Wreck,
with fine simplicity.
He was not worrying about the
owner: his mind was, occupied with
plans to revenge himself for the in.
suits Of Charley McSwaen.
y. L. -. Il I'm oA
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-01-03
Hiding Out

as Sally charged into the kitchen
~ by way Of the pantry, the
- Wreck. WAS coming in through
the door that opcacj! IN the yard. He
stared at her in y'..':, surprise: he
lid not know size COLI un SO f2s-.
"Whats the hurry" he asked.
mildly
"We're trailed".
'"Trailed? What do you mean"
"Have they seen you?"she painted.
"Who What are you. talking
about9 haven't seen anybody but
some horses down in the corral.'
"Well we're trailed I'll right.
Henry Williams They're out in the
front nowp
"Who's out in 'front.'"
"The people you stuck up-the big
car"
The Wreck lifted his eyebrows.
looked thoughtful for an instant.
then began squaring his shoulders
'oh, all right" he said. wen
stick 'em up again"
Sally groaned.
We've GIT to get out Of here" she
said. sharply. We've got to make
getaway, Wen get couple OF
horses down at the corral before they
see US. Youth just have to ride"
IT was a despairlne thing to con-
template the Wreck on horseback.
but il seemed the only chance
ooh. can ride he said 81 can
ride anything Only It's easier to
stick EN- up Wen take their car?
Sally shook her head angrily
mo you IDIOT sac cried well
tie horses if we get q chance at
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-01-03
WHO WILL BE FIRST?
FLYING BRINGS CHANGE.
REAL ESTATE AND RAILROADS.
PEACE In SLEEPY HOLLOW.

What railroad man will first
realize what the flying machine
means? What railroad man espe-
eially will first realize what the
flying machine will do to the pas
senger traffic Of the great railroads
ON all long hauls!
The first capable man, acting on
thorough realization of the lying
machines future, will establish for
his stockholders and himself such
q fortune as would make those Of
the Vanderbilts, Hills and Hunting
tons look like financial crumbs.
You think about the flying ma
chine out west as representing the
business energy of the whole West
ern country.
To go there now, you travel
four days on trains admirably
equipped and managed.
In less than twenty years the
trip will be made by flying ma
chimes in six hours and with abso-
Lutte safety, How many Americans
will devote four railroad days to a
six-hour flying trip? Not many.
The flying machine will upset
theories, habits and values.
Land one hundred miles from a
great city will be reached more
quickly than land in the suburbs
twenty-five miles away is reached
now.
Flying for all long journeys will
displace railroading completely
within the lives of middle-aged
men now living.
Many railroad men, of course,
realize that a great change in
transportation is soon coming.
William Sproule, president of the
Southern Pacific Railroad, said
yesterday that what caused him to
do some hard thinking was the
landing in San Francisco of man
that had flown from New York in
one single day between sunrise and
dark. If man can do that ex-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-01-03
EEGIN HERE TO-DAY

The Nervous Wreck" az eccen-
tric young tastcrncr,. drives Sally
E4nrgan daughter of Montana
ranch owner. over rough. uncor-
tain trail from the ranch 10 the r..,l-
road station
They run out OF gasoline and the
occupants. Of 4 passing car refuse
20 lend them any. The Wreck taxes
FIVE gallons at the point of gun
and dives on Next morning theN
M.Sween, the forer'an. who is in q
qLandary; because he has lost hi.
COCKS just before TIE arrived oe the
owner Sally cooks breakfas.
wfieh so please Mc.Sween that he
,ak@s a wheel off their car in order
L. keep them on the ranch. Forced
- accept the !ne":table. Sally takes
= nap
2?0yV GO ON WITH TIE STORY
Probably size dreamed. Bu: shn was
never quite sure. Of 1t. becau e if it
!,es,an as DEAN it cndet: rs soma
thiny that really happened Thcic
was a rhyths,ic throbbing in i.or
ears. aid as she came slowly, and
reluctantly to CONSEQUENCE II s 'ew
chanical regularity ahou. it that re-
handed her Of the Windmill al the
Far NJ. bat she realized an instant
later tina. she WIS not in ':or own
home And II wasn't Windmill.
either. it Was more like ar engine.
I'-r eyes were blinking now VIII.
It was tn auumobss-t
Sally uncur~. herself and .iraiGht.
ened y = the big chs;r. II Henry
Williams had resur"ect-d that Giv.
yer. if he had foun: Tint wheel, il '.e
had be-e in a figt; with Charley
McSween-well. tnsn he was g.ing
to have sor1e first class tro~.'le or
his hands. Her ea. we're sharper
now: she was corapl- tely awake. She
listened second two lonee: NO;
it was not tie fiivver 1t was
differen; kind - an enyine. more
orderly and Observation-Disclosures.
Ss.e !sa..ed forward and pushed
aside corner Of the cuban. rhs
thing tia; made til. r~se mad ua
come to Il stop outside Sally ~<Arsd
at it with round eyes 80
. "Why.l belieVe--Oh it isp'
She tiipp.d' out of the chair with
the sudden speed of "a cat and raced
in the airec tjonace The kitchen.
"ThA.' We 'trailed u.s. she gasacSs.
as she raj,
CHAPTER VIII
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-01-03

But conditions are better than
they were. 1t is no longer a crime
for workmen to unite. 1t was a
crime once. And they no longer
brand with red-hot iron any work
man convicted of leaving his own
parish to seek employment IN an
other. They did that in England,
years ago.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-01-03

.-se.z&
Ammo Domini (abbr.)
4 Near.
5 To turn, as a wheel.
6 A meadow.
That is
8 To tack on.
10 Fellow of Royal Society (abbr.)
II Point of compass.
IL Part of verb to love- (Latin)
IA Wooden pins.
Is A tag.
16 Modern.
Is A sea-eagle.
10 Decay.
% River in Italy.
"a A vegetable.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-01-03
Try Your Luck With This Deep One


fact 1t would De
this week without the use OF
NUMBER Oh
The tn letter words hid her are all com
will observe MT roster mas tne
where the words are through
the puzzle. will be weeks
1t is good one ana
design opportunity for neockg of words thru
out we be publish Send it in this week
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-01-03

Sally. In an awed whisper e..
think that we walked right into g..
hands. I knew there was someth
queer about this place the minu';
took q look around the house."
"well. what do We do now? Sv';5:,
the horses?"
Sally considered. then shook he'
head slowly.
mo; think we'd better wait now
/ don't believe it's quite as bad as ]
thought. You see. they didn't ira.
us here, after all. They were com
ing, anyhow. Probably they don
know we're here; If they did. we'd
have heard from it before this. We've
got to figure this out now-careful.y
The main thing is to keep them fro..,
seeing you. That's why wouldn
let you go out to help with the be-;
gage"
He was not good hand at Dlayi -.
q waiting game, and said So. l.
was still in favor Of going out an
taking the big car. feat which PR
sented to him no considerations ;
dismay. But Sally sharply ordercd
him to put the idea out OF his head
The situation bewildered her BIT
a crisis Nobody in the car had seen
her, it was very unlikely that they
even knew their hold-up man had 4
girl with him So long rs she could
keep the Wreck out Of their sight
and as long as the flivvcr remained
locked up in a shed. thcro was still
4 chance TO figure something out
Eut how utterly exaspemting it waa'
Jus. when she was satisfied tn
they lad blundered into safe hide.
out. she discovered that they had
really walked into the lions den
The thing TO do. o: course. is to
keep them from seeing you" she
said "You1, have to stay In the
kitchen all the time. I'm afraid.
don't suppose they'll come in here"
They're not going to coop me up
in a Kitchen he growled Besides.
It was dark last night. anyhow They
didn't get a good look at me. had
my zap pull do
Charley came into the kitchea
again
I'VE got that baggage in. thanks
to nobody that washes Dishes" he
said. And noH. !! - 20
ask you to hustle Dime: They've
real hungry
They'll have dinner just rs soon
as can get it. said Sally. promptly
The Wreck regarded her with a
look Of amazed disappointment Was
she going to turn TO erj cook for
hos' II was enough To be drtH"! as
cook for an unknown. h.; 10 do
chores for your enemy was t.'";lia.
ton. He wa< abor. to s"rak when
she stopped him with hook :
Seems the, didn't ge' any regular
breakfast. except crackers. hich
they hid ~a]i '"m." explained Char
ley. THAT leaves EN- kidd uf "ungfy
They gS sung up on the read. In
fact, they sot held up"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-01-03

NiAN!S w..
.,..-y e.t s..~I. iesier Just /
watches and valuah!es and 'aft ( >
lat without any gas
Sally ventUred d look at the Wreck
lie seemed TO be curiousl2 eiated
Its been done before" said Che.
ley. who was slightly bored. a.,
amt anything, 20 what they USED :,
Go. Only the boss is pretty we
stirred up. which maybe is nature!
enough. lie cp.nos ..'on t.
where they don't know anytn.r {:
about such things"
The Wrcch wes s.nnding rear .
window. polishing h!s spectacles j.
was Saily's crst conscious elnnps
of him without The horn rims. i. =
gave her a swift impression OF i'ri"
another perSvn. 1T :. = =.
time to study him; Charley 'TaH I; :
interesting.
who is the boss?" she asked. Try
ing 70 be indifferent
Ills name is Underwood" sa;
Charley. Hes from New York. ]; :
funny the way those New Yorker
buy themselves places that take sue
a pile OF travelin' to get to. AID l. %
don't come here oftener than once
year. This time he drove all &.
way It dor't sound reasonaH'H.
he did Hc's
WIS n ! expect hen 5.
wan.,s'
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-01-03

Estelle Taylor, Of Phila.. whose
application for divorce from her
banking husband has been "p-
proved Her engagement to Cham
pion Jack Dempsey had virtually
beer acknowledged when it became
known ehc was alrea";;' 49,;
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-01-03

"You don't mean ri" eyclaimtd
Sally, who was digging INTO So
barrel. as a first step in the directo..
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-01-03

perimentaily for the Government
now, how long before the thing
will be done practically by up-to-
date transportation men?
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-01-03

Transportation through the air
on a great commercial scale prob
ably will be developed first in this
part of the world. Tor here the
need is greatest.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-01-03

26 Covering of seeds of certain plants
81 A color
29| A rodent.
80 A short song.
81 Railroad (abbr)
80 Street (French)
80 Man who attends horses at an Inn
"a Possessive case Of she.
81 A circuit.
3S Often.
3S Texture Of thread-like materials.
Al A metal vessel.
43 To drag.
46 Ante Christum (abbr.)
40 Note in musical scale.
so To act.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13

and lips, use Vivaudou Mavis Rouge and Lip
stick-lifelike in tint, and spreading and shading
evenly and naturally.
And now comes the final touch of youthful
bloom and beauty-Vivaudou Mavis Face Pow
der-soft as thistledown, adhering wonderfully,
prepared in shades to blend naturally with every
complexion, and perfumed with the bewitching
Vivaudou Mavis fragrance.
drug stores and toilet goods counters. Begin
are Americas favorite toilet requisites.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13

You, too, should know the SURPRISING benefits
which Mavis alone can bestow Every morning,
follow your bath with fragrant, refreshing
shower of Vivaudou Mavis Talcum Powder.
Made of the most expensive Italian tale, 1t is
satiny smooth and marvelously soft-the light
est and finest of all talcum powders.
To add touch of vital, youthful color to cheeks
You will find Vivaudou Navis toiletries at all
today to learn for yourself the reasons why they
The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1925-02-12
Freehold Boro Awards
New School Contract

Freehold boro board Of education
awarded contracts for the erection of a
modern high school building ia an II
acre plot Of land purchased last fall
near Freehold. -Four separate contracts
were let for total Of &228, 1854. The gen.
eraI construction work was awarded to
Joseph Check & Fl erman Mark Of South
River at $1S6,961. Burns, Lane &
Richardson Of New Brunswick got
the heating and ventilating contract at
$4,000; the plumbing went to Frank
o. Stokes of New Brunswick at 1859,
and the electrical work to George A,
DeLaplaine of New Brunswick al
So, 934. Thirteen contractors entered
bids for the general construction
work, nine for, the heating and ven
tilating, six for the plumbing anC
eight for the electrical work
The building, as planned by Ar
chitect Alexander Merchant, Of New
Brunswick, is to be of Colonial design
similar toIndependence hall in Philadel.
phiR. The exterior will be red tap
estig brick with stone trimmings. The
building $50 feet frontage is designed
| to care for 525 students and will con
tain gymnasium and auditorium.
The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1925-02-12
The Monmouth Inquirer
Cross Word Puzzle

Haul out your dictionaries and
sharpen your pencilsl The Monmouth
Inquirer's Cross Word Puzzle is here,
On another page Of this issue will
be found the first of q series Of these
braiu-testers Some will find it easy;
others will stumble over the simplest
words, but everybody will take awhack
at it.
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