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, 1906-01-16
PREFER
THE OPEN JOINTS
SPECIAL ATTORNEY GEN.
ERAL ASKED TO RESIGN OR
STOP TRYING TO CLOSE.
Waited Upon by Delegation of Substan-
tial Business Men of Kansas City
and Told That His Efforts to En-
force Prohibition Law Were Futile
Ignores Petition.

Kansas City, Kas., Jan. ia dele
cation of substantial business men to-
day saw special Attorney General Nc
Camish, who was appointed to close
the joints, and asked him to resign
his position or use his influence with
Governor Hoch to have the efforts to
enforce the prohibition law here
stopped. The merchants told Mccain
ish that the attempt to enforce the
law was fruitless, and that the bust
ness interests were benefited by the
open joints. Mechanism refused to ac-
cept the suggestion.
Actors Arrested.
Minneapolis, Mimi, Jan. 1.-THE re,
tail liquor dealers today opened a wal
ON Mayor Jones' lid by causing the ar
rest of actors and attaches of the the
aters which ran Sunday.
, 1906-01-16
WILL BE
Announced Policy Concerning Efficient
Postmasters.

Washington, D. c., Jan. 16.-Con-
Mccarthy received a letter
from the first assistant postmaster gen
eral the other day, formal in name
and indicating that unless he had a
protest in his hands or knew n per-
sonal reason why a number of post
masters in his district whose terms OF
oaice are about to expire, should lot
be, they would be ~reappointed. Con-
gresham Mccarthy thereupon recon
mended for reappointment the follow
ing postmasters: w. H. McNeai,
Wayne; Carl Kramer, Columbus; q.
H. Snider, Tilden; ]. H. Secor, Madi-
son; A. l.. Brande, Pierce, and Dennis
Tracey, Cedar Rapids.
, 1906-01-16
ILLUSTRATED EDITION
NOT HOT AIR PAPER,

AS might be expected from that en-
terprising office, the illustrated Wyo-
ming edition of The Laramie Republi.
can is in advance of any such edition
ever issued in the state, says the Rock
Springs Miner. 1t gives a concise
statement of the of the state
of Wyoming in general, and Albany
county in particular, which has a true
ring and is easily distinguished from
the hot air" SO often found in such an
edition.
, 1906-01-16
PAST MASTERS JEWELS
FROM MASONIC LODGE.

At last nights meeting OF Laramie
lodge, Masons. with Carl Jackson sit
ting as the worshipful master, past
masters jewels were presented by
Prof. c. B. Ridgaway, on behalf of the
lodge, to Past Masters ]. e. Gates and
II. j. King. Mr.. Gates was the master
of the lodge nearly a score of years
ago, Mr.. King completing his term last
year. A very pleasant time was had
by the lodge.
, 1906-01-16

Daily Republican 50 cents a month
, 1906-01-16
ROW OVER
THIS BABE
KID CAUSES LAWSUIT
AT LAWRENCE TO SETTLE
ITS PARENTAGE AND
OWNERSHIP.
Mrs. Charlotte Blakely Claims to Be
Its Mother and Her Mother Has
Possession-Said to Have Been
Born to Actress in st. Louis Hos
pitaI and Exhibited in Incubator
at Worlds Fair.

Lawrence, Kas., Jan. 16.-The fam
GUS baby incubator case began today.
James Barclay and wife of Rock
Island, Ill, adopted the infant which
they saw in al incubator exhibit at
the worlds fair. Mrs. Charlotte Blake
ly secured possession of the child.
claiming to be its mother. The Bar
clays aver the baby is now 2 years
old and was born to an actress in a
st. Louis hospital. Mrs. Blakely's
mother has possession of the child.
, 1906-01-16
THE CUTS USED WE'RE
PARTICULARLY PLEASI

The Laramie Republican published
a handsome souvenir supplement to
its edition of December &c, says the
Wheatland Times. The supplement
is a credit to any newspaper. The
magazine is filed with Interesting
reading matter of Albany county and
Laramie City, n is profusely illus
trated with cuts of different scenes.
These cuts, by the way, are about as
good as We have seen in a long time.
, 1906-01-16
WILL MEET HEREAFTER
I'M PRIVATE HOUSES

The attendance at last nights meet,
ing of the Prohibition alliance was not
large. 1t was decided to meet here
after at the homes of the members,
the next meeting to be held at the
home of DR.. Sawyer. Some time was
devoted to a discussion of state pro-
hibition affairs and a newspaper ex-
tract predicting a great temperance
revival in 1906 was read. Mrs. Bross,
wife of the pastor of the Methodist
church, read The Message"
, 1906-01-16
Lono walk In Her sIeen

San Antonio, Tex, Jan. 16.-Non-
ME Hudspath, ~ years old, arose from
her bed at Kyle, Tex, last night, and
walked eight miles in her sleep to
San Marcos, where she vas found
wandering the streets this morning,
still asleep. Posses searched for the
girl all night in the country. She re-
members nothing of her experience.
, 1906-01-16

Washington, ID. c., Jan. 16.-There
was considerable excitement on the
floors of congress today, especially in
the house. The insurgents were up in
arms. They want to know, did or did
not the president say to members of
the Missouri delegation that money
was being used on the insurgents in
, 1906-01-16
THE DEFENDANT GETS
JUDGMENT FOR COS

In Justice Grants court yesterday
afternoon, in the suit of Louis F. Elan
ders against A. N. Hazenkamp, judg-
ment for costs was rendered in favor
of Mr.. Hazenkamp. The matter grew
out of a sale of some goods to Mr.. Haz-
enkamp and exchange of bills, the bills
falling into the hands Of Flanders. who
claimed to be an innocent party to the
transaction.
, 1906-01-16
, @ @ @ @ O G @ @ @
, HE PASSES AWAY. C
Marshall Field Died at New York
This Afternoon.

@ New York, Jan. 16.-Marshall Q
@ Field, the merchant prince of Chi @
. cago, died here at 1908 p. IN. Q
Q The family and friends had re- @
. manned at the bedside of the suf- @
9 ferer continually. No one had G
Q been SO devoted at the bedside as Q
Q Mrs. Field. The nervous and @
Q physical strain has been too much G
. for her, and the doctors fear she @
@ will collapse. @
@ G Q @ Q
, 1906-01-16
ANNUAL MEETING OF
THE BAPTIST CHURCH

The annual meeting for the election
of officers of the Baptist church will
be held at the church at 7.30 Wednes-
day evening, when all the members OF
the congregation are expected to be
present. The annual meeting of the
Baptist Young Peoples union will be
held at the same place half an hour
earlier.
, 1906-01-16
PRINT SHOP AHEAD oE

ANYTHING IN THE STATE.
The Laramie Republican a few days
ago issued its annual illustrated num-
Der, which was a gem in every proper
sense of the term, says the Sundance
Monitor. The Republican print shop
is ahead OIL anything in the state.
, 1906-01-16
CROWN GALL NOTHING

TO LlNEMEN'S GALL.
DR.. Swigart thinks Judge Carpenter
is right about the cutting of trees by
the electric linemen, and say the
crown gall affecting some of the trees
of the city is an innocent little disease
compared with the gall of the work
men. He says that next to human life
he regards the life of a tree in Laramie.
and would not willing submit to their
abuse.
, 1906-01-16
Liberals in compIete control.

London, Jan. 16.-Today the returns
of all England from the recent cleo
tions show a tremendous landslide
towards democracy. The liberals have
voted freely against caste and class,
with the astonishing result that they
are in absolute command of parlia-
ment, having defeated the tories horse,
foot and dragons.
, 1906-01-16
HE WILL BE HANGED.
Clever Ruse of Man Who Escaped Gal.
lows Ends in Failure.

Asheville, N. c., Jan. 16.-'Little
Biz Howard, who escaped the hang
mans rope by DOMINIC his wife's
clothing and carrying a baby at his
breast, has been re%captured and will
be returned to jail and hanged.
, 1906-01-16
SLIGHT DAMAGE DONE
Al THE GREEN HOUSE.

Fire starting from the heating plant
at the Hertzog greenhouses, corner
Fourth and Clark streets, at 1880 last
night. did slight damage to the build
ing. The fire department responded,
the chemical engine controlling the
fire without difficulty. The loss is
fully covered with insurance.
, 1906-01-16
GREAT STRENGTH SHOWN.
New York Market Takes Upward Turn
and Westerns Brisk.

New York, Jan. 16.-The market
took an upward turn this morning and
showed remarkable strength. Colo.
RADIO and Southern and Colorado Fuel
and Iron moved up three points, as did
Northwestern and Great Northern.
, 1906-01-16
Harbor conoress officers.

Washington, d. c., Jan. 16.-The ma
tional rivers and harbors congress to-
day elected Harvey Goulder of Cleve-
land as president. Representative
Ransdale of Louisiana was made chair
man OF the executive committee.
, 1906-01-16
Bold Thieves Escape.

Chicago, Ill, Jan. 16.-Two thieves
entered the window of Lebolt's jewelry
store, in the Palmer house block, to-
day, grabbed $1,000 in diamonds and
escaped.
, 1906-01-16
CATTLE BOUGHT HERE

c. A. Judy and Fred Mclaughlin VINO
have been buying cattle in this part OF
wyoming for some time. r here TO
dav with ten cars loaded at Waicott
and will add several r mere. n
Walcott stuff is being fed at the stock
Yards. Mr.. Mclaughlin will take some
of the Laramie plains purchase to ms
ranch, the balance being sent to the
south omaha market tonight or tomor-
row.
, 1906-01-16
WRECKER SENT TO
PHI TRUCKS UNDER CAR.

A pair of trucks left a freight cal
between Lookout and Hanna yesterday
and the hand derrick was SEM from
this city to right the matter. The car
was soon placed on its trucks and the
wrecking outfit returned to Laramie.
, 1906-01-16
Bursted Air Pine Kills Four.

New York, Jan. 16.-Fouf men were
killed as the result of the bursting of
an air pipe in the tunnel under the
East river today. Four others are in
a hospital suffering from lsemi-suffo-
cation.
, 1906-01-16
WILL LEAVE FRIDAY
FOR THE PHILIPPINES.

julius Merz returned this afternoon
from Cheyenne, where he has been for
.twenty-four hours, bringing word thai
he will leave on Friday for San Fran
cisco, expecting to sail from thai
port on the 23d for the Philippines.
, 1906-01-16
God Advised Her to Go to Jail.

San Antonio, Tex, Jan. 16.-Mary
Hall, a Dowieite apostle, fined $40 for
melting a riot by attacking other re-
ligious organizations on the street,
refused to allow her fine to be paid
today, saying that God in a personal
interview had ordered her to serve
time.
, 1906-01-16
To q. President of France.

Paris, Jan. 16.-Falieres, president
of the senate, was chosen by the ma
jority party in the senate and house
today as a candidate for president to
succeed Loubett, whose term expires
in February.
, 1906-01-16
Eleventh Victim Dead.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Jan. 16.-Mary
Rowana, a domestic at the West End
hotel, died today from injuries re-
ceived at the recent fire, making the
number of victims eleven.
, 1906-01-16
Proved the Accusation.

Canada proved that iher~ was 10 Iro-
quois blood in its population, by execut-
ing a war dance the moment the dit ne
Sarah said so.-New York Mail.
, 1906-01-16
WILL BE BENEFITED
BY BREWERY TRUST.

If the brewery trust just formed at
Seattle raises the price of the beverage
to dealers, says the Juneau Record
Miner, 1t will result in great benefit to
the local breweries, which will be able
to compete.
, 1906-01-16
STEAM SHovELS WORKING
I'M The MAhONEY Z

Two steam shovels have been added
to the working machinery in the Ma
honey cut, west of Rock River, n VIII
be started when the weather has o
irated q little.
, 1906-01-16
DATE POSTPONED FOR
MEETING OF CLUB,

The date of the meeting of the men,
bers of the proposed literary club was
changed yesterday afternoon until the
evening of the 9th when 1t will be held
in the auditorium Of the Carnegie IL
brary building.
, 1906-01-16
SURE OF ONE CROP

The Denver Post wants to know what
kind of automobiles Elmer Lovejoy ex-
poets to find in his new auto pit. Dem
yer autos touring the Laramie plain
will be one principal production. the
mend-everything man says.
, 1906-01-16
CONDUCTOR klNNEAR
CONFINED TO BED.

Conductor Todd Kinnear is still con-
fined to his bed, being unable to help
himself much. He has been in bed a
week and says another week will drive
him to misery Of some sort.
, 1906-01-16
Rev. Cleveland Dead.

Columbus, Ohio, Jan. 16.-Rev. w. N.
Cleveland. brother of ex-President
Grover Cleveland, died at his sons
home last night, aged 70 years.
, 1906-01-16
NOTHING BUT ROUTINE
AT TONJGHT'S MEETING.

Mayor Mckee knew of nothing but
routine business to come before the
council at its meeting tonight. There
is talk of a protest against the cutting
of trees by linemen. but 1t may not
reach the council tonight.
, 1906-01-16
COLD WEATHER STOPS
WORK ON THE GRADE.

The storm has served to check OPP
erations for the time being on the grad
ing at Lookout, but it will be resumed
in a day or two, when the present storm
has passed.
, 1906-01-16
ALTAR SOCIETY AT
HOME OF MRS. JOHNSON.

The Altar society will meet Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. j. F. Johnson
at her home on Grand avenue, and as
there will be business of Importance,
all members are asked to be present.
, 1906-01-16
SENATOR BRADY OF NEW YORK
LEGISLATURE SAYS DEMO-
GRATIS WILL KEEP OUT
OF THE FIGHT.
They Were in No Wise Responsible
for Depew's Election as United
States Senator and Will Not In
terfere in Matter, Leaving Some
Doubt of Brackets Strength to
Pass the Resolution.

O Albany, N. Y, Jan. 16.-The G
g Bracket resolution was lost by a G
@ vote of "a to l. Democrats re 9
g manned passive. 6
6 g G Q 9 COCO G G COOS
, 1906-01-16

Why not get all the new when n
"a news by reading The Republican?
, 1906-01-16
INSURGENTS UNEASY ABOUT RE
PORT THAT PRESIDENT HAS
SAID MONEY WAS BEING
TALKED ABOUT.

Secretary Loeb Says Roosevelt Used
No Words That Could Be Twisted
Into Such Meaning, Having Told
Certain Arizona Citizens That Min
Ing Lobby Was Attempting to
Thwart Plans of Administration.
, 1906-01-16

Extra copies of The Republicans
snecial edition only 15c each.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-24
III XT CONCRESo DE- IA PAJ

En- Milan comenzaron en- la manana
del dfa IS de Septienbre las sesiones
del XIV congreso universal de Ia paz.
Preside el ministro de Estado de TIA
LA Sig. Tittoni.
81 prog1 anna comprendfa Ell estudio
de las cuestiones siguientes:
Actualidades politicas, references
la guerra y q la paz.
Sanction de las sertencias arbi-
trales.
Programa de Ia segunda Conferen-
cia de La Haya
Ensenanza international.
Educaci6n paci6ca.
Derecho intern acional.
Relaciones del paci6smo con el mo-
vimiento obrero y agr{cola.
Proposiciones eventuales.
Lugar de celebration del XVI con
greso.
Llamada las naciones.
Los trabajos Sc prolongaron hasta
el dfa az.
En- honor de los congresistas SC ve-
rife caron varias festas, e4ae comenza-
ron con una reception en- Ls Unione
Lombarda, Sociedad International pa
cifsta dc Milan.
FL I6 Sc celebr6 e banquete organi.
zado por el Aynntamiento de Milan.
81 IS, excursion al Lago mayor.
El 20, reception municipal en- Cas-
telio Sforzesco.
81 q, ias cuatTo de Ia tarde, visi-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-24
Las palomas y Ell doctor

IN ingenioso m6dico de TN pueblo,
del Norte de Escocia, ha encontrado
ana aplicacion muy Practica de las
palomas mensajeras para su profe-
sion.
Como casi todos los facultativos dc
aldea, slene este que prestar sus ser
.Vlclos 4 una clientela bastante dis
'persa, y cuando va 4 visitar 4 alglin
'enfermo que vive lejos, lleva consigo
|unas cuantas palomas. ST e1 pacien-
te neceslta con urgencia Ia medicina.
q medlco extiende "a receta, por
medic De una palora, Ia env1a al bo-
|ticario, quien Ia prepare en e1 acto u
Ia renite con TN criado.
Cuando conPrende el m6dico que
el enfermo esta grave y que tai vez
tengan necesidad de llamarle aoue1
mismo dfa, deja en- IL casa una palo-
ma para cue Ia suelten en- caso nece-
s9ric.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-24

Muf1oz en- 1898 pensaba en- favor
del sufragio contra las declaraciones
del general Henry~y de los senores
doctor We've y Fernandez Juncos, y
hoy en- 1906 sigue. pensando igual
Y con 81 Ia Union de Puerto Rico.
FL Partido Unionista Sc avergon-
cara de ganar una victoria por las
malas artes y preferir{a il Ia de.
rrota.
Relaciona varios hechos de las cleo
clones de 1900, 1902 y 1904 con la
conducta de Ia Camara unionista pres
cindiendo del dos por ano en- las me
sas y hacienda una Icy electoral equi-
tatiya 6 igualitaria para ambos partl-
COS, y a1n mas, pernitiendo que to.
dos puedan acudir q las elecciones. Y
va 10 yeis, que con dicha ley electoral
pueden If los comicios los Obreros
de Ia Federation Libre, Y las Izquier-
das republicanos y unionistas.
la verdadera democracia es Ia que
permite que todos los elementos y
las opiniones del pals intervengan
en- el eobierno
Manifesto que Ia riqueza ha au-
mentado en- Ell pals, que existe YER
dadera prosperidad, abundancia, que
los precios de los terrenos suben,
que los salarios de los obreros aumen-
tan y ha sta empieza 4 notarse Ia ca
renca de brazos, por tanto, hay que
ser optimistas y confar en- el futuro
de Puerto Rico.
El hecho de combatir q la Union
los repub1icanos por cuestiones de
raza es e1 recurso de la desespera-
ci6n, al yer perdidos los siete distri-
tos electorales y que Port Arthur
bambolea.
No estamos al lado de lii gobierno
III de TN gobernador, sino al lado del
pueblo para MERCER su confanza y
81 apoyo.
Prucba que e1 Diarie fu6 sacrifca-
do para defender A. dos hombres de
color Nolas SEQ Rubiosy Chuchd Figue-
roa, y que seg6n entonces en- 1900, no
Sc presto ayuda por Ell doctor Barbosa
4 tales obreros nj 4 Jose Boada, hom-
bre de color de Cagaas, tsmpoco aoy
debe acusarce q la Union de Puerto
Rico, de ser enemiga de Ia c1ase de
color.
SegGn sacrifcamos el "Diario dc
Puerto Rico, sacrifcaremos hoy
La Democracia' :, por IN unionista
que igualmente fuese atropellado.
E1 seflor Mufloz Rivera ternino
su discurso exhortando 4 los 5000
hombres ALI presentes para que q 8
de Noviembre deposita sen sus votos
y tomasen al Port Arthur republica-
no, y a Ia vez declara que Ia Union
espera al doctor Barbosa, que vava
cobijarse bajo el manto de la Patria
que tiene para todos Ell olvido de las
culpas pasadas.
Al cerrar su discurso fue ovacio-
nado el sef1or Mufoz por los concu-
rrentes al meeting.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-24

Sc arquean, los brazos nervudos Sc
ponen tirantes como cuerdas de arco
81 las anchas palas golpean frenetica-
alciones inmensos batiendo sobre el
mar sus grandes alas. -.
No es una regatta como Ia de ca
noas de clubs: es una lucha 6era,
corta, que hincha las venas y pone
rojo 4 los remadores; que amenaza
con hacer eStallar sus frentes sus
pulmones. Las barcas vuelan.
-iVence San Telmo!
-iAde1anta Santa Maria
iAhora les pasa San Antoniol
Todo el mundo suspende el aliepto
ante aqCella .lucha de lobos de mar
.Suena un aplauso estruendoso: el
vencedor ha tocado la arena con la
quilla. -. Hurral
Y desembarcan m1sicos y "pabor-
des' 'pabordesas y cura alcalde;
Sc forna la procession, que va ascen-
diendo por empinado atajo al compas
de una marcha Traditional. Por en-
tre las encinas y los pinos, brillan
las viejas banderas de co1ores, blan-
quea el habito del cura y luce y cen
tellea a los rayos del sol, Ia custodia
que encierra la sagrada reliquia.
ALA arriba, en- la ermita, doblan 4
fiesta las campanas; abajo, Ia gente
va fernando cola 4 la procession -.
El mar canta su hinno eterno, las 70
cas- arden. la arena quema, las att
cenas exhalan su perfume pene-
trante.
Roger.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-24
I'm inseCtO que come hueVOs

Como todo Ell mundo sabe, los hue
vos son uno de los .nejores aimentos
de que Sc nutre la especie hum ana,
|seria IN error Greer que solo el hom-
bre es el que disfrata de este genero
de parasitismo especial cue conslste en-
Ivivir 4 expensas de otro animal a15n
ante. de haberse tornado en- el huevo
A proposito de este, tres curiosas
'observaeiones ha demostrado el doctor
P. Marchal en- un trabajo reciente, que
lei alimento en- question, es muy apre-
|ciado por ciertos inseetos
Sabido es que e o!mo tiene por
.enemigo IN pequeao cole6pte1o, LA
mado galeruca de los olmos, cuyas lar
vas viven devorando las hojas del ar
bol; pero en- justo castigo de su maldad,
ahf tiene 4 81 vez N enemigo del CRU
po de himen6pteros, llamado ,.Tetras-
tichus' xanthomelaoae' el cual, util.
"a dc dos modos los hueyos de la ga
1eruca, sirviendose de ellos como ali
mento como incabador@8 de sus pro-
pios huevos.
El sTetrastichus como Ia mayorfa
de los himen6pteros, esta armada de
I'm punzante aguij6n con Ell que perfora
Ia envoltura del huevo despu6s de
haber tanteado coidadosamente Ell pun
to mas prep6sito para 81 taladro.
La operaci6n que aara un minute
largo, Ia ejecuta por medic de IN mo-
vimiento de vaiyen del agali6n, y cuan-
90 termina el trabajo, lame con avidez
81 agujero hecho, por 81 que Sc sale ell
contenido delhueyo cuandose cansa
da IN paseo por Ia hoja y vuelye 4
lamer el huevo, luego 10 deja, da otro
paseo y regresa de nuevo proseguir
Ia comida y asi, entire 1ametones =
paseos, tarda 4 veces 81 apurarlo, cua-
renta cinco minutes, durante los cua-
i les, hace ~ 8 23 vista al manjar.
La misma operacidn que sirve para
alimentar Al oTetrastiebus" le sirve
para hacer la puesta, Qepositando en-
el huevo perforado el hueyo suyo, para
que Sc desarrolIe q costa del de gale
I1uca.
Por 10 expuesto, Sc ve que el nTe-
trastichus" causa graves perjuicios
Ia galeruca pero en- cambio, presta un
servicio excelente la salud de los
olmos, por cuya raz6n, el doctor Mar
chal, recomienda los selvicultores que
posean olmos atacados por Ia galeruca,
que Sc proyesn de "Tetrastichus" para
destruirla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-24

GUERRA bR RaGAS

In telegrama de .Affauta, Estados
Unidos, anuncia, .que Sc ha declara-
do en- dicho Estado una verdadera
guerra de razas.
Afiade que, los negros muertos,
ninguno> habfa tornado parte en- los
atentados que son causa de los des-
ordenes'
El quinto reginiento de Georgia,
ha siao moyilizado.
Sc ha solic itado del Gobernador
del Estado, que envie les tropas fe-
derales.
Los i6venes de la aristocracia del
Sur, son los que dirigen el movi-
miento."
Y todos estos 1inchamientos y de-
capitaciones, los haran los aristdcra-
tas del Sur, en- nombre de Ia Libertad
Y de la Democracia.
ST son el mismfsimo demonio las
gentes aristocratas de Ia Gran Rep1-
b1ica, en- ESQ de interpreter flelmente
la Democracia y la Libertad.
mi el Car de todas la Rusiasl. -.