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Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-14
FORGER HUDSON PLEADS GUILTY
Five aud Half Years Sentence -
Passed by Judge KelliEar.


Passed by judge KelliEar.
TECUMSEd, Neb., Oct. 13.-(Special Tel
egram. .)-Simeon Hudson, alleged forger,
was taken into the district court Saturday
afternoon and pleaded guilty to the charge
and threw himself upon the mercy of the
court Judge w. Fl. Kelligar sentenced him
to ave and one-half years in the Nebraska
penitentiary at hard labor.
Sheriff Hummer and Deputy Harry Berry
took the prisoner TO Lincoln on an evening
train. The court room was filled to the
door with a curious crowd, and at the depot
another concourss of people had gathered.
Hudson Is q years of age and has had
checkered career. He has served time III
the Iowa penitentiary and waa on parole
when he committed the ofrense here. He is
wanted at Casper, Wyo., on several charges
When Sheriff Miner went to arrest him.
after he committed the forgeries here last
June, he shot the sheriff in the arm and
got away Later he was arrested at Kins-
ley, Kan. and brought to Tecumseh, where
he made two futile attempts at jail break
ing. He was then taken 70 the penitentiary
for satekeepinE and was brought down from
Lincoln this week.
Hudson telegraphed his father at Mt Ayr.
Ia. to come TO Tecumseh TO the trial, but
the father was qusrantined with smallpox
in his family and could not come. Hudson
is a good-looking fellow and is possessed
Of some intelligence. A brother is In the
wyoming penitentiary doing time for
forgery
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-14

Aberdeen Franchise May Mean New
North and south Road.

Aberdeen Franchise May Mean New
North and south Road.
ABERDEEN 8. D.. Oct. 12.-(SpeclaLI
The city council will hold a special
meeting tonight, when It will pass the
electric light and power plant ordinance
granting to the Wagner, Lake Andes &
Armour Traction company franchise to
operate a modern plant for a period Of
twenty-five years The city reserves TO
itself the right 10 purchase the plant at
any time after ten years The cost Of
the plant will exceed s15O,O00, and the
company promises TO have arc lamps In
the streets within the next two months.
It is reported today that the company
win soon ask for franchise permitting
it 10 lay tracks into the city for an elec-
trio interurban systom 20 connect Aber-
deem with the southern part Of the state.
The company proposes to construct a line
from Lake Andes TO Mitchell. thence TO
washington Springs and Miller; thence
northeasterly through Sphinx county TO
Aberdeen II is understood that ali ar
rangements have been completed to ee-
gin work at Lake Andes and that Mitchell
will permit entrance to that town.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-14
Auto Accident in Michigan.

MORENCI. Mich. Oct. is.-Arthur On
weller a merchant OF Lyons o., was
killed In an automobile accident this after
noon. five miles east Of this city. Mr.. On
weller had purchased a new automobile
and today was taking his first ride IN H.
His wife ana two children were in the
machine with him. While driving at fair
speed he lost control OF the machine In
some way and Il ran into a deep ditch,
turning turtle and crushing him TO death
beneath IT, hrs. Onweller and one OF the
children, a boy, were seriously hurt. The
BOY was internally injured and has Z
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-14
sMALL's RESIGNATION DEMANDED
such il Answer of Local Operators
to His Letter.


Demanding his resignation and condemn
ing his action. local union telegraph oper-
ators answered the letter of their interna-
ional president, Mr. Small, yesterday. They
held a meeting at Washington hall In the
afternoon and turned down their president
with dull thud. The meeting was called
solely in response to the letter OF the pres
trent asking advice of all operators as to
calling of the strike in view of the stu;
alton which he regarded as discouraging
The meeting was fraught with indignation
todard Small, for calling for such advice
this late In the day"
A vote was taken on the proposition Of
returning TO work Monday and the vote
was said to have been unanimous against
returning and the men win continue out
j9st ns they have been.
Prior to the business session the meet
ing was addressed by three prominenk labor
leaders, John Polian, Louis ". Guye assd
Mr.. Hamilton, the last OF the Central Labor
union OF Seattle. All these offered words
of encourage to the men for, their
stand. Seven members of the union were
expelled for having returned to work for
the telegraph companies. The action OF
the union will be communicated to other
locals which are expected to take similar
action. ..
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-14
SIOUX FALLS JOBBERs, TRIP
visit by Commercial MeH VIII he
Made AIORg New
. Lines.

SIOUX FALLS. s. D.. oct. 1s.-(speoiai)
Preparations have been concluded for
the trip Of the commercial men OF Sioux
Falls 20 points on the Missouri Black Hills
extensions Of the Chicago. Milwaukee 8
81. Paul and the Chicago & Northwestern
railroads Tile trip will be made on a
special train, which will leave Sioux Falls
at , O'clock Monday morning. The party
viii be made up OF about 100 Sioux Falls
jobbers and others who are interested in
developins the commercial interests OF
Sioux Fails.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-14
FRESH TRAILS AT BEAR LAKE
Presidents Guides CONFIDENT They
VIII Find Big Game
Today.

STAMBOUL. La. Oct. i3.-The whole
countryside turned out today in sxpecta-
tion OF seeing the president take his de-
parture from stamboul for the south. but
in view OF his change OF plans was. OF
course disappointed. There was general
expressions OF satisfaction. however. over
his reconsideration Of his determination to
move TO Tensas Parish, for now that the
change is not to be made stamboul con-
fesses candidly that it would have been
much chagrined to have its distinguished
visitor so away with an empty bag before
the time originally fixed.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-14
Indians Held for Trial.

SIOUX FALLS, s. D.. Oct 1a-(Special.)
John Belding of Deadwood. deputy United
States marshal for western South Dakota,
has arrived here with Jesse Brave Hawk
and George Horns Sioux Indians. belong
ing on the Pine Ridge reservation, who
are charged with having driven stock on
the reservation. They will be tried during
a term Of United States court which con-
venes here on Tuesday OF this week.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-14
Braksmaa FataIly oruuhed.

HURON. s. D.. Oct Especial )--while
Or duty as brakeman in the employ OF the
Chicago Northwestern railway, Harry
Brant was crushed between a locomotive
ana car ana was 50 seriously injured that
he died Friday. Mr. Rrant was Is years
of age. and came here few weeks since
from BellepIaine. Ia. where wife and
shild resides the remains being taken 10
hat city Tor lnterineH
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-14
SHIPS COLLIDE NEAR DETROIT
steamer John w. Moore is Ron Down
and Sunk by the Queen
city.

DETROIT, Mich. Oct. l3.-one man was
killed and the steel steamer John w. Moore
was sunk early today In collision between
the Moore and the Queen City in the De
troit river just above the Lime Kiln cross
ing. The two steamers met almost head-on
and the Queen City crushed IN the bows OF
the John w. Moore as far back as the pilot
house. Wheelman Duncan Mcintyre OF
Sombra. Ont, was asleep in his room on
the port side Of the Moore and was crushed
to death.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-14
Boy KIIIed I'm Ogden.

LEXINGTON Neb., oct l3.-(special.)-
The following telegram has been received
here:
OGDEN. Utah Oct. 10. lsO7.-.To Archie
Malcolm, City Marshal, Lexington, Neb.
Boy about IS years OF age, blue-grey eyes
brown hair. height ive feet four inches
killed by cars. Inside soft black hat
stamped 8. N. wolbach. Lexington. Neb.
Who is hep
No knowledge Of his identity could be
secured here.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-14
state Funds an State Banks.

PIERRE. s. D., Oct. 2.-(speciaL)-The
report OF conditions OF the state treasury,
which has just been filed with the gov
ernor. shows that all the state funds are
now deposited with the banks OF the state,
none OF them being carried outside the
state. The heaviest deposits are In Sioux
Falls and Pierre. with the rest scattered
in small sums in banks in different parts
OF the state. The capitol building fund
is shown to have Sl6l,772 on hand for that
date.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-14
saws A~3 Gun AID PRIsONBRs
Jailbreaksra at Aberdeen Make
Threats 20 XIII if Opposed.


ABERDEEN. s. D., Oct. l2-(speclal)-
sheriff Anderson hsd a narrow escape
from death when the eight prisoners who
escaped from the county jail were work
ing 70 free themselves. One OF the pris-
oners who refused to leave the jail when
the others escaped. said today that the
men had saws. and A-calibre revolver
which some manner had been passed
inside. one OF the men stood suard with
the loaded gun, ready 20 shoot anybody
Rho appeared. He remained on guard tin
the others were outside and then ne Joined
them. declaring he would shoot to XIII II
anybody attempted 20 interfere. The
sheriff had been delayed longer than usual
in making his rounds. Had he returned. as
Is his custom after the distribution OF the
evening meal he would undoubtedly have
been shot No trace OF the fugitives has
been found.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-14
MARIPOSA ToWED INTO PORT
sailors Make Trip of seventy Miles
In small Boat 90 Secure
Tugs.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 13.-rhe
Oceanic Steamship companys steamer
Mar!posa, which was adrift without fuel
seventy miles on Monterey, was tOwCd
into port this afternoon by the tugs
Dauntless and Relief. In addition TO its
crew the Mariposa had tWenty-seVen pas
seRgers. including several women 30 and
children. on board.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-14
on Many Political
Questions.

MANILA, oct. ls.-Oreat interest Is
shown in the opening Of the first Philip
pine assembly. which Will take place this
week. and the arrival Of Secretary TAFT,
which comes At an opportune time In the
lnauguration OF Philippine home rule. Al
ready the contending political factions are
showing great activity and at the caucus
recently held the hrst brush occurred over
. motion to have the assembly proceedings
opened with prayer. This was defeated
by one vote. on the broad ground that
Affairs Of church and state should be kept
distinct The caucus was attended by
forty-eight delegates
The action OF the assembly on questions
relating to the political future Of the
Philippines, is expected to be determined
largely by the opinion expressed by Sec
retary Taft IN his address opening the
session. This Is the view held by Filipinos
as well az Americans The latter are gen
orally in favor of a specific pronounce
ment on Philippine policy
Dissenslon In National Party.
The course OF legislative action will de-
pend on the result OF the night OF Gomez
radicals for control OF the national party.
The nationalsts when united exercise
controlling influence but their internal di-
Visions give the progressive Independents
the balance of power, II Is not likely
that party spirit win play much part in
the assemhly's AFFAIRS, owing to personal
differences within the parties.
Guerreo, one Of the native leaders to
Manila, lRcks Gomez in his promise to
secure tins repeal OF the drastic nag
sedition" laws, II this repeal is carried
through other radical measures probably
win follow. The conservative element de-
clsres against any extreme legislation and
the better class Of politicians favor an
ultra-conservative course.
GeneFai LeEIsIatiOn.
The governor general and the ofiicials
81 the Philippine commission expect that
the chief activities OF the assembly will
be devoted to the enactment of lesisla-
tion for the general improvement of the
fsIShds.
,IkThe indictments are that Manuel Quezon
Fnl be the successful candidate for
Speaker He Is believed 20 be favorabIy
regarded at Washington and his election
gives assurance that no resolution for
the Independence OF the Philippines will he
considered ouezon is one Of the two dele
gates from TayabAs. He is lawyer. and
during the insurrection. was a major in
the Filipino army
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-14
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Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-14
NOW for KinR HorsaI

NOW Tor hfnR tOraet
Tonight will be Omaha night at the
Omaha Horse Show and the real winters
festivities will be opened with great eclat,
for the horse show In Omaha marks the
real transition from summer to winter
amusements for the society set King Horse
will be crowned at the Auditorium this
evening at o'clock sharp and every indica-
ton is that a large number will be on hand
to do him homage.
When the buglar sounds the call for the
first entry the vast building will be one
bower of beauty The decorators art has
been called into play to do everything possi-
BILE to convert the huge structure from a
mere hall to a panorama of beauty, but
the finishing touch remains to be added
that will be when all the boxes and seats
are filled with fair women in the newest
finery and the background Of gallant men
is used to set OF the whole and make
beautiful ensemble
Begins on the Dot.
Promptness Is one OF the prerequisites of
the horse show, IL one would see the whole
show, for Teddy Fowler brooks no delay
and when the clock in the steeple strikes
eight that is the cue for Teddy and then
the buElar sounds the can and the show
Is on.
The horses are all in their stalls. nervous
for the fray, for these intelligent beasts
know as we'll as anyone that they are on
dress parade when they enter the ring.
With the band in the balcony. discoursing
sweet and martial airs the steedsg step as
proud as peacoeks as they whirl round and
round the tanbark arena.
! Armour's famous grays arrived Saturday
afternoon and are quartered in their padded
! stalls. Giants they are. and will attract a
world of attention before the week is over.
/ with their six tons of horse flesh and three
| and a half tons OF wagon they will make
the big building rattle as they swing
! around the short turns.
! Murray, Pepper, Jones, McCord. Burgess.
| Peck, Miss Long-whet competition there
| will be in the various classes in which
these owners have their horses entered.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-14
VOTE TO CONTINUE STRIKE
New York, Chicago and Kansas City
Telegraphers Will Stay Out.
sMALL's RESIGNATION DEMANDED
Omaha Local Condemns Action Of
President I'm Asking for Vote
and Asks Him 60
Retire.

NEW YORK, Oct. lS.-The New York
local Of the Commercial Telegraphers
union at a meeting today voted unani-
mously to continue the strike against the
Western Union and Postal Telegraph COM
panies.
The vote was taken upon the suggestion
OF President Small, Who in messages to
subordinate officers yesterday pointed out
the inability Of the general assembly to
further finance the strike. and recon-
mended that locals in the various cities
vote upon the advisabnity OF the men re-
turning to work.
Denomination In Chicago.
CHICAGO. oct. 13-National President
Small of the Commercial Telegrapners'
union and his suggestion that a vote be
taken on the question 70 calling OF the
strike were repudiated by members of the
Chicago local union at meeting this after
noon. A resolution that the strike be con-
/ tinued was unanimously adopted The meet
/ ing was followed by a demonstration Of
/ strength by the striking operators before
/ the offices Of the telegraph companies. The
men marched in double file in the streets
! shouting Stick. stick. stick" and other
: wise voiced their opposition TO the sur
reader suggested
salt Lake and Kansas City.
SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 13.--At meet
! ing here today of less than half of its
membership tho local teleRraphers voted to
continue the strike.
KANSAS CITY, oct. 1S--rhe. telegraphers
voted unanimously to continue the strike.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-14
HORSE SHOW OPENS TONIGHT
Promptly at Eight O'Clock Auditorium
Festival Begins.
eRANDEsT LIST OF ENTRIES
Most Notable Steeds Yet PnrticiPating
in Omaha show VIII he
in the Tanbark

Program Tonight.
Music BY Green's Band
5. $500 O'CLOCK.
Glass ll-Park horse. Purse SzVl
offered by Omaha Gas Company.
S:l5 O'CLOCK.
Glass 5e-Cob Under Saddle. Purse 800
offered by the Peoples Store.
S:25 O'CLOCK.
offered by ]. l.. Brandeis & Sons.
.... $40 O'CLOCK.
Glass 4-Pair Roadsters. Purse 500
offered by Omaha National Bank.
$50 O'CLOCK.
Glass T-5ig Horse. Purse 500
offered by M f. Smith & Co. ''rhe
Ideal Brand"
9:l5 O'CLOCK.
Glass 5s-Iady's Saddle Horse OocaO....
ulet "oy
9:25 O'CLOCK.
Glass 31--Runabout 0ocalE ....... Purse 800
offered by Nebraska National Bank.
9:l5 O'CLOCK.
Glass 64-Combination Horse (gaited)...
....,............,......,. Purse 800
1000 O'CLOCK.
Glass 36-Park Four...............Pu Purse $500
offered by. .Cudahy Packing Company.
1920 O'CLOCK.
Glass s7-Hunter dightweighb.....P Purse 800
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-14
NSULAR HOME RULE.
nRsT BRUsH IN THE CAUCUS

IOtiOn 70 Open Session with Prayer
\ Lost by On w..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-02

Irito del DistEito JudiSial do San
Juan, ?. Ri hs dispussIo sssAr { p6'
blisa snhaata lcs Siguisntss bIsnsG EN-
hAEgSdoa 81 dsuApdAdo!
sUaa niAd pro indivIIa do 10 hn'
- dsnominsda xRSiaaS radicals On
81 lSimIno munisipAl 80 Manaii, ba.
nio de BarsslOnsts, con una superb
/ sis de qululsnlas sslsnts y nusve 0usr.
dAs, veinle J nusvs Centimos, 8 sean,
dossisnhas b slArsas, diSz y siets Areas
y once ssntiArsAH do tsrrOnos, oolin'
dante por sl Norts con sl 90, 10 Tlba'
ronss;s poF el Aur con don Jose ESso'
lklIiso Reyes. don HsribsEto DiIz,
don Ramon MARKHAM = don Pablo
Llspzal por 81 Eats con BHISsi o ,
Gior gssti doHa EduaFda K )FtrighI,
sussSi6n de d0H 0,dulio PadiIlA ,
don Miguel ArsaaGsi y por Ol oslIs
con sl Sitado ltnor AFsuSgGS
En lA inscription do sSta hneG On
81 RsgistFo de ID PropiadAd Apsr!s
doe hipotssAa que On 10 AeGuaIidad
'ou obisso de m plsiIo en- Ia Corts
FsasrsI. Y AdvierIsIe que sl lialta
dor que obiuvisss la busaa pro HdQui
RIA oiChos bisnss con Iodau Las res
por raAtN aatss q - puSdA sOtAr Su'
lies, ban por dishGS hIpoLsasH. 8 POI
vlElud de 10 Tssolusi6n que FeaAiRa On
ii TsfsFido plsito, } hA de eoniormAr,
e con los tflaloa exIatsnt0s.
II aslo de lA subSaIA tsndFk sIsslc
Ol die VslnIs J alnso Dc InsFo Dc mil
noVAalsnlOE lisls J h;rA - les doI Il
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-02
EDTCTO.

"a lA ooits de Diiirilo del DiaIrito
Judislal Dc San JuAp, EusPto Rico
oaeIna del NArIhN, Eat dos Uni
dcs de America. 81 Presidents d
los E,tados Unidol. 9. 8,
Francis b. rekIsF, EsQn dem andanIs,
vs, 81 AdminlatrAdoP JudiciAl d
Los bienss de EiiaA E0rIrieht, dI.
tanta, demAndado.
Jobro de hOporAYioS btttI.ionAlsT.
EiscueI6n do IsnIsr eia.
PoF susnto sl diA dilE J otho Dc
0isismbrs de mil noVs0isntos ssiI
Francis q, Dtxsr. como demand ante,
obluvo uns ssntsnsiA { pu favor On
ate CoEta de DisIrito contra 81 Admi'
oIatFadoF de los bisnss Dc Elise KOr.
,dght por la aumA dc sists mil oaho
eIsntos trstnta dollars con iater6s
rasin de ssis HOr sisnto SnuSl do, de
Ia fscha de dishA ssnIsneiA hSsIa Gus
see eetiateeAA y eoa1Aa cue 20 aaVsn'
gusn "a ssta siesuai6n,
Y poF saanto, diShl IsntsDsiA fsI
auotAda ca 81 HgIslro Do sauSas ID
10 oasiHa del sscrstArio Dc diths Cor
% sl die , 81 antsG mGnOiOnAdoul J
que ls suma De sist1 mil och ,si ,ntOi
lrOinia 80 lAFf, con intsTtS SobrO j
mIsna e. EsAlmsnts dshi lay ~ halls
psndisats De psgo para SAtiliAoSE i
FStsEida ssntsnsia.
Pos lsntc, 20, JOit Labrador J
IY.slli, karlha. ds 10 ooEtS ~ bi6'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-02
{coNcLUsIoN)

RucAevele, a1emAe, como ei 60"
bierne todo dc los EslAdos Unidcs.
tIsus ohiigasi6n. mueh1 mas A'ta Qus
la de satisiacsr las sapiraeions 8 sl
saprieho do an grupo do poliaicos sa
bsnos y 90 10 dc garantizar On In isls
DO modo permaEsnts, sntS TODD y uor
eneima do todo, 10 pax, el trSbsj' y
la riqueza bisn acquirids, por loS me.
dlos lisitos do II sgrisultura. el 60
msrsio , 10 industria. La primsrS
Rsp6 blisa ft6 para los polftisos pro-
tssionalss , los amsrisanos que %
dsdissn { males nsgoCioS. La ssgan.
Dc no pusds ssrlo. solamsnts an ho n.
brs do la talla moral y sl pSsstiglo Dc
Roossvelt. hs podido salir insoIumO
do un iusgb como el paSado, y 81 In.
tantara somstsr el orr or do Popstirlo,
reeihiria 10 rsprobact6n inmsdiata dc
ca pueblo y 10 proaessA do las dem&G
uaeiorss. Ssabsmoa haSIA qud Euatc
| han tenido 6sias la iaiciAtlva On 10
reeients irtarvsnsi6nS
Mes ss6mo sslvar & los eubanos
exelamen algut os, 40 10 AbSorei6u
Que los amsnaxA? 1No SeiiA nm ps
ligro horrible 81 que no % rsAtAhls-
eisra On igualss -i6,miuoS. 10 Re- e.
blies?
Auts todo, ssfiorss, 10 absoTsi6r
no depsnds de 10 forma do 60 isrnt
o. Embellishments ma susslion do Iu'
gar y do tAmaN1. Sea sua. fasr0 .
regimen poifsiso do Las sArdinsS. -
| 10 llamen prctsssorado 8 Iep6o.isa 1 !.
dependisnbs, Les aomsr6n ain r msolt
loo uburones. T. abusO do loA fasr
| ,ss sohre loe d6bt;sS. no o. mAtsrla d
lsglsla ot6n, nj dc moral. nj mush1 me
uos, On sl prob.ema euhano, asunit
strtbuible { la husna q mala Is {,
Roosevslt. ConstlidJ ansS On rsI q oil
| % los sordsros para sAlvars0 do loI
ls ,nss , SbabfGu Dc Oonasguirlo'
| Ixualmsnts los puIblos d6biiss y dos
vsntaiosAmsnte Cplooados, no puedsl
saaapar { 10 dura Icy do su sdsstinI
mAnifestos
Ya aea una eiega eAauAlidad, 8 Il
mauo 1irec.o . do una Provide 1siA II
Ioue Yigs lus deatlnos dol mund0, .
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| duos que % les oolGCilvidAdss. uno
uAosn PEG asnos. oSros grAndsS. unO
% pussto humilds, olrOs On 10 emil
usnoia DEL pOdsr , 10 fortuna, q
Ihsy ipiuatisia ss Do 10 NAIu1AlSxl q
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dsia, Como 81 eaarpo humane % 81
gran coDiunlo do sGlOlAS, IL hamAn
dad o. IN eoniuntO 40 rAx,S y nAsiO
ass. In sl susrpo hamAa0 SOsa . unI
O6lulA ir 81 Osrebro ' IrAbaiAr can "a
dOb.es heEmAnAs On les obtAs 1uhll
| ues del psnsAmisnto, On lAs OfsAelO
nss inmortAies del AFa0 y do ID eien
eia.
A oIras mas modOHtAs oorrOSpon
| d IN On ausrts las dss prssiAdAI, peri
ossasaFias labor del inIsIIlnO. Q nj
IIsns la sulpaP Sotm1ls nsdiAF SSIA
soSalG So0mo hAcpr que Iodo o. suSr
% zee osrshro, 8 que IodAs lAS nASio
/ Gee sean I .glatsrFa. FfA2elDi AlSmA
ale 8 los Eslsdos UnidoA3 SC6mo i'm
20 liz sObre todo. que Les nlslons
| iasrtss dominen J sbSorVAn { les d6
uilss = suatiluir con IN reglmsn ideA
un ordsn irAsx lbls dol mundoI Lol
d9hilea no pusdsn hAssr oIrA 0oSA On
AdAp tArss 8 dsHapAFSeOr. En 10 lush,
9oE 10 vida su dniOA Arma % - simu
Ilsi6n. n insaSto que no AdQuisr
xAslAmsnts sI solor do la b j. On qu
buaeA su def .nRR, muara darPnkAd,
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