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The Detroit times., 1908-02-06
MORSE HAS SAILED
FOR EUROPE; NO
MYSTERY
"IcE KINGS" WIFE SAYS THAT
HE Is ON THE VERGE OF A
MENTAL AND NERVOUS BREAK.
DOWN.

NEW YORK, Feb. 6--The mystery
as to the whereabouts of Charles w
Morse, the embarrassed financier and
eliminated banker, was cleared up to
day ny hjs counsel Albert H. Board
man, of the firm OF OBrien, Board
man & Plat, who declared that Mr.
Morse sailed for Europe on the steam.
ship Campania last Saturday.
There was no secrecy as to Mr..
Morse's movements" said Mr.. Board.
man. HE needed rest from these
troubles and went abroad. He sailed
on the Campania under his own name
and HIS name was on the passenger
list"
Despite Mr.. Boardman's statement,
Mr.. Morse's name was not on the pas
senger list given out at the Office OF
OF the Cunard line on the day before
the Campania sailed. The only name
resembling that of the former ice
king was &c. M. Moore"
II was authoritatively stated this ar.
ternoon by Mrs. Charles w. Morse
that her husband, on the verge of a
mental and nervous breakdown, had
sailed for Europe.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-06
NEW EVIDENCE IS
DISCOVERED IN
WARD CASE
EDITH PRESLEY TOLD WOMEN
DOCTORS THAT OPERATION
WAS TO BE PERFORMED BY
FRIEND OF IMAM IN THE CASE"

Important evidence bearing upon
the cases of Rep. Charles K. Ward and
DR.. George A. Fritch, held on man.
slaughter charges in connection with
the death OF Edith Presley, who died
from a criminal operation last April.
has come to light In the last few days.
Edith Presley called upon two wo-
men physicians Immediately after her
arrival in Detroit and told them a
part of her story. She said that the
doctor who was TO perform the Grim
inal operation was an intimate
friend" OF the man In the case" and
that he was not to be called upon for
any after-treatment.
This statement would Indicate a
presumption of innocence for DR..
Fritch, as the latter Is not known to
have been on intimate terms with any
friend OF Edith Presley.
1T Is true that Edith Presley, or
Mary b. Hall, as she called herself.
called upon me-" says DR.. Annette b.
Fiske, No. 233 Cass-ave. She came
to me to ask that | take care of her
after the operation that was to be per-
formed, saying she had been told OF
me and understood that kept a SAM
tarium and cared for patients.
II told her that | had no room for
her and suggested that she leave that
to the doctor, warning her that she
might be very sick.
No, he is not to be called on later
at all; he Is not to be known In the
case, she replied.
Il noticed that she was very ner-
.l.as he
and she told me she was nervous be-
cause he did not come last night
supposed she meant the man in the
case.
The poor thing was unfamiliar
with the city. and | was sorry for her.
l told her that she should find some
place at once and told her that II she
told the doctors at the hospitals what
she told me, they would not take her
in, as they do not want cases of that
kind"
More definite statements were made
by the girl to another woman doctor
whom she visited previous to going
to see DR.. Fiske. To this doctor she
stated that the man I'm the case was
not in a position to marry her and
that the operation was to be perform
ed as a favor by an intimate friend of
her betrayer.
According 20 this doctors story, the
girl came into the ofi2ce~.-apd- --ans
nounced that she was Mary b. Hall.
OF Saginaw. stating that she had had
some previous correspondence In re-
gard to care after an operation. The
doctor told her there must be a mis-
take. and questioned her closely.
After trying to dissuade her from
having an operation performed the
doctor said: why don't you marry
the MANI"
"He is in no position to marry me
he cannot" was the reply.
Are you having this operation per.
formed by some one who makes
practice OF this sort of thing" was
asked next.
mo, II Is to be done as favor by
a physician who is an intimate friend
of the man in the case" answered
Miss Presley.
This doctor describes the girl as
having been cool and collected
throughout. She ended the interview
by asking for a telephone book and
looking up the address of DR.. Annette
B. Fiske. calling up and then going
to see the latter. apparently.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-06
SELF DEFENSE Is
PLEA AAGGERTY
URGES
TEsTiFiEs ON BEHALF OF
CHARGE OF NUMBERING STEP
FATHER, REPEATING su5sTAN-
TALLY FORMER STORY.
ANDREW CARNEGIE.

Avery Haggerty. charged with the
murder of his step-father. Edmund III,
Maegdefrau, took the stand in his own
behalf in Judge Phelan's court Thurs
day morning. and was the first wit
ness1 for the defense. Haggerty re-
peated his story OF the shooting sub.
stantially as he told IL Immediately
after his arrest, but while he insisted
that Maegdefrau had called his moth
er vile names. he did not seek TO JUS
tify his act on this ground, as for
merly.
Following the quarrel with Maegde-
frau over bunch OF keys. Haggerty
says he followed his stepfather into
the latters room for the purpose of
handing the keys over to him, he said
AS he approached. Maegdefrau turned
as IL to grab a chair. Haggerty de-
clares, and fearing violence at his
hands. he fired, the bullet entering the
head from the back.
Haggerty continued his story when
court convened In the afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-06
SMITH ASKS BOOSTS
FOR UN|f FORMED
OFFICERS
COMMISSIONER WOULD INCREASE
SALARIES ALL ALONG THE LINE
-FlFTEEN NEW PATRoLmEN
ARE REQUIRED.

Police Commissioner Smith. Thurs
day, submitted his estimates for 1908
TO the city controller asking for a to-
tai of s963.73775. Last year $685.
0s7.45 was asked, and $747,9s3 was al
lowed.
The most important item TO the
force itself is one of $4,000 for gen
eral increase in the pay OF the uni
formed men from doormen up 10 cap
tains which the commissioner deciu-
cd TO ask only after a thorough inves-
tigatfou of conditions In other cities
He found that out OF list or more
than a dozen OF the principal cities or
the country, some larger and some
smaller than Detroit. only three paid
their policemen as small salaries as
those paid here.
Detroit patrolmen now receive $3.50
per year for the first three years, and
after that $1,000. The commissioner
desires to grade the men. leaving tho
pay for the first three years at $500,
and at 81, 900 for the fourth year. The
fifth year. under the commissioner :
plan. they would receive $1,000 and the
sixth, $l,100, where II would remain
until promotion.
Some increases Asked.
For the officers of the department
the commissioner asks increases as
follows: Captains, $1,000 TO $3.50;
lieutenants, $1.100 to $1,325; ser
geants. $1,000 to si,150, For precinct
detectives, who now receive 1,l00 per
year. an increas OF 500 Is asked,
and for doormell. who now receive
5000. an increase of $50. The commits
sioner asks for four additional pre-
cinct detectives, two for the Delray
precinct and two for Fairview, and for
one additional matron.
1t Is the commissioners purpose,
ultimately, to bring the captains sal
airy to $1,000 per year, and those OF
the other officers to prop0rtionate
figure. Similarly he would bring the
salary of six-year patrolmen to $1,000.
Sweeping changes are contemplated
in the central precinct The commits
sicner asks $4,000 for new station
TO replace the Anticipated Woodbridge
station. Tentative plans have already
been drawn and IL the money is al
lowed the new building will also be
used as the central station, now locat-
ed in police headquarters. Thus the
central and Woodbridge stations will
be combined into one. In this event
police headquarters will be remodeled,
for which purpose $4,000 Is asked.
II Is figured that no less than $500
will be realized from the sale OF the
old station, which would reduce the
appropriation to $5S,500.
Other items In Budget.
Other items In the estimates are:
$4,000 for a new station in the Eigh-
teenth ward, requested by the COM
mon council; $44,011.25 for under
ground extension OF the signal system;
$4,000 for three automobiles for run
ming down violators Of the speed law.
Fifteen new policemen are asked
for, to be divided between Central and
Elmwood precincts. rs
Included In the budget are estimates
for the maintenance of the dog pound,
harbormaster's Office and the ONCE of
the city sealer, and for two dog wagon
drivers. which have heretofore been
submitted by the controller.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-06
ROOSEVELT PLAN
TO C|RCU N VENT
SUPREME COURT
PRESIDENT, IN MESSAGE, TO
URGE AMENDMENT OF sHER-
MAN LAW AND PASSAGE OF Ar
BiTRATIoN ACT.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 6.--President
Roosevelt has plan TO circumvent
the supreme court decision handed
down Few days ago, in which IL was
held that a labor union Is a conspir-
acy In restraint of trade, under the
Sherman law, and that the union and
its members are liable for the triple
damages provided by that act.
The presidents program consists OF
two parts. They are:
FIRST, amendment of the Sherman
law, SO that II shall specifically cx-
cept labor unions and related organ
lzations from It's operation.
SECOND, passage Of a compulsory
arbitration act, under which big la
Dor disputes will be arbitrated and
settled under public authority, before
they develop such proportions as
shall make boycotts, strikes, etc.. pos
sible or necessary.
From the day when the supreme
court decided the Danbury hatters'
case, politicians have kept lheir eyes
on the White House, looking for some
sign OF its attitude in reply to this
sweeping decision. On excellent au-
thority II can be stated that the pro-
gram outlined here is the one which,
with somc possible modification and
certainly with much elaboration in de-
tails, Will be presented by the presi-
dent.
Another message to congress Is
coming In the near future. II VIII
deal with the whole set OF questions
the decision In the Erdman case.
where the supreme court held that an
employer was entitled to discharge on
employe for belonging to union; on
the hatters' decision, and on the ques-
ton Of compulsory arbitration.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-06
|W|LLETT SIGNS
| TIGER CONTRACT

President Navin, OF the Detroit
Baseball club. received Thursday af-
ternoon the signed contract OF Pitch
|er Eddie Willett, the Kansas wonder
who showed such swell form In prac.
tice last spring, but faded later on,
though possessed OF all the pure pitch
ing ability of the cracks.
Willett will go to Hot Springs at
his own expense this spring and hopes
TO train into form to make an early
start for the club.
Willetts earnestness made a very
favorable impression on President
Navin.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-06
NEW SKIN REMEDY
Creates Big stIr--Drus Stores Crowd
ed With Sufferers.

For several weeks past Gray & Wor-
cester's drug store In this city has
been crowded with persons desiring
a supply of poslam, the new cure for
eczema. This Is the drug which has
created such a stir throughout the
country since Its discovery one year
ago.
For the convenience OF those who
use poslam for pimples. blackheads
blotches. red nose. acne, herpes and
other minor skin troubles, a special
50-cent package has been adopted. in
addition TO the regular two-dollar lar
which Is now on sale at ali leading
drug stores.
In eczema cases, poslam stops the
itching with first application and pro
ceeds TO heal. curing chronic cases In
two weeks. In minor skin troubles. re.
suits show after an overnight appiica
ton. For free experimental santple
write direct to the Emergency Labo.
fateries, 30 West Tuenty-afth Street
New York City.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-06
Csarina Forbids Her
Court Ladies to Smoke

ST PETERSBURG, Feb. e.-The
czarina has forbidden the ladies OF
her court to smoke and her grand
mistress, Princess Galitzine. was in
structed to inform the women OF the
nobility and OF society who have en-
tree at court, that her majesty dis
likes the smell OF tobacco at recep-
tions and balls, and In future will not
tolerate women carrying II on their
clothes or breath
The order. unprecedented in Russia.
where society women have pulled
cigarettes for a century or longer.
created CONSERVATION at court and In
the nobility circles.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-06
FIERCE BLAZE
A! ST. |GNACE

MARQUETTE, Mich. Feb. GA
fierce fire ragged in st. Ignace last
night
According to reports received here
the opera house. Edgar hotel and sew
eral business houses were destroyed.
A brisk wind blowing, spread the
flames to business structures and
homes. The firemen were handicapped
by the wind and zero weather and the
facilities for fighting the blaze proved
inadequate.
The entire business section OF the
city was threatened.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-06
OPTION BILL PASSES
THE OHIO SENATE

COLUMBUS. o., Feb. 6.-By a vote
of "a to Is, Eve more than a constl
tutionai majority. the senate last night
passed the Rose county option bill.
The measure was Endorsed by the
Anti-saloon league, and Is the princl-
pal temperance measure before the
Ohio general assembly at Its present
session. The bill now goes TO tho
house and its advocates say It will
pass that body easily.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-06
JUDGE WEST HAS
CHARGED THE
JURY
ONLY 40 JURORS allow UP IN
THE lNeHAM COUNTY CIRCUIT
COURT AT MASON rHls AFTER
kaaN,

tFrew q epseIal cerrsspsndsnt)
MASON, Mich, Feb, o--Judss
Wisst charged the grand jury at i:2c
this afternoon,
it was depicted jury that showed
pp In the fngham county circuit court.
6aly 30 heard tho judges charge. III
Though 30 jurors had been summoned
8, II, How, of Lansing. was excused.
Tia affered two ressons,--the age limit
aad urgent necessity for his attend
aaae at his business,
juror McGann, OF Bunker Hill. was
III, and juror Reeves, of Stockbridge.
was unable to get to court owing TO
the impossible roads.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-06
WIFE RELATES STORY OF
NEGLECT; ASKS DIVORCE

Alleging that her husband, Edwin
Gnau. neglected her when she was
seriously I'll, remaining out late al
night. and once staying away from
home for -four days, Mrs. Lillian Gnau
fled bill for divorce Thursday noon.
Mrs. Gnau says that on one occasion,
while she was lying on what was gem
orally supposed to haZ her death bed,
her husband was asked to call a doc
tor. He hurried from the house,
either forgot OF neglected TO call a
physician. went TO ball game, and
did not show up at home until mid.
aipht
The Detroit times., 1908-02-06


perature. 20g minimum. n menn- IA
NO preefpjtntiont efesr skies.
WEATHER CONDITIONS
The storm area IL central this nsorn-
ting over lower Ontario, and oversUrende
the lake region. Cloudy weather NnG
moderately heavy snow or rain faI14
are reported throughout this nrea an1
snow or rain hiss fallen during the lNNk
"a heurs over the Nis~t~slppi valley
snd eastward 90 the coast. An0ln<1
storm aren a. reafrnl In BrstesA CoounH>
MIA and extends thenstwnra tate to
northern portions OF the middle Ro<k%
mountain rexfca with cloudy skteev
light snow falls and rfsing temp<rn-
lure. The temperature has s1ss resrn
ever the lower lake region. the eane<fn
and New England states. and scotia
ward along the Atlantic const4 ~ No.
fallen from no 20 20 degrees over Men-
1fcbs. che Dakotns~ ufnnes9tn son0
xuurhwuru from thew sccsions - The
guilt. zero weefh<f a. ewnea rrporte1
over the tarrdtan ne<tkv~<st. :.
Partly cloudy ~k1en sHay ~ exue<t<1
In this secttoa tftt Friday evenln9 ve1n
colder weather pnd dtne1nenh1nx nort1~
west wind~ tsnanht.
@Asex.na-<s 4ees<34snz - Memeoo1
The Detroit times., 1908-02-06
CuLBERSON CALLS
!. CORTELYOU FOR
FAIR"
TEXAS SENATOR ON FLOOR Ac-
cusEss SECRETARY OF MS,
STATEMENT OF FACTS AND
LAWBREAklNo IN MEASURES.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-Senator
Culberson today attacked Secretary
Cortelyou for his financial relief meas
ures. charging him with mlsstatement
of facts and violation OF law in num-
Der of instances.
Rep. Gardner, OF Michigan, In the
house. spoke on the Indian appropria-
ton bill.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-06
LEGISLATURE HAS
EXCEEDED POWER
--CoN-CON.

LANSING, Mich, Feb. 6.-(Spe-
ciaD--The con-con passed resolu.
ton that the legislature exceeded its
authority In fixing the submission of
the constitution at the spring election
and changed the time to the November
election.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-06
May Have Lynched Wrong Man.

GAINESVILLE. Ca, Feb. 6.--Infor-
nation has Just been received from
Newberry, Fla. that Jack Long. ac-
cused OF the murder OF John Sapp.
was taken from jail last night and
lynched by a mob of 200 men. While
the evidence against Long was not
conclusive, II Is considered certain
that he was the guilty person.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-06
WEATHER CONDITIONS
CAUSE TWO ACCIDENTS

Weather conditions were responsible
for two accidents reported Thursday.
John Goldrick, 90 years old, a tele-
phone iineman, living at No 73 Butter
nut-st.. fell from an icy pole at Brush
and Elizabeth-sts.. breaking his right
arm. He was taken TO st. Mary's hos
pital I'm the Detroit ambulance.
James Seguln. OF No. 100 Porter
St. fell on the slippery walk at Bag.
ley and Cass-aves., breaking a leg.
The East End appliance took him
To st. Mary's hospital.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-06
Naming BABY EVtiyn
Nesbif Thasr," CaUses
a Ne,ghboybood Roq0

VIOLIN, s. H., Feb. 6.--The
parents of a newborn daughter
having named her Evelyn Nes-
bitt Thaw. their neighbors are
Indignant and threaten violence
unless the child's name Is
changed.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-06
THE WEATHER

Detroit and vicinifyt Thursday nz9kf
md Friday, partly cIoudyy colder to-
night with diminishing northwest
winds.
ridny In southeast and SNOW nurrfex
On north and west porffonss colder te-
nights diminishing northwest wfnds t<s~
ron avs TruPrRATUREs.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-06
CHILD OF TWO
T SCALDED TO DEATH

Two-year-old Celie Martinovski.
whose home is at No. 3SS Palmer-ave.,
died "Wednesday as q result OF burns
received in falling into a tub OF boil
ing water that had been left on the
floor.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-06
THREE CAUGHT IN
TUNNEL CAvE-IE

Three men were caught. in cave,
In Thursday afternoon at Lafayette
boulevard and Twelfth-st, where tun-
mel operations are In progress. Only
Que man was seriously injured. He is
John Carkceh. % years old, living In
the Burton hotel, No. 1ss Jefferson
ave. lie has n broken rib and Is In
jnred internally He was taken 10 the
Detroit sanitarium. I'LL
Something for your knotvIedse. Three
prizes TO you N you can give the cor
rect answers 20 the political advertise
ments In this issue.
IMfI IN II uHfrtn<rn.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-06
Needs Perfume, Too.

The great cathedral Of Cologne. al
though completed but a few years ago,
that the body OF the church will have
to be renovated throughout.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-06

Quality alone considered, the best
and cheapest lager beer n found In
stEeh,s- Its- reputation - fact and
The Detroit times., 1908-02-06
Not Chilly, either.

trhe women or Critic maintain Il hizu
average lof beauty They are we'll fea
Tired and have beautiful compilations.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-06

NEW YORK, Feb. J.--Louis Wolf, q
well-to-do Brooklyn rug manufacturer
by day and pickpocket at night, has
made a confession to Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Elder.
Wolf declared that he made $1,000
a year by picking pockets on the cars
during the rush hours OF the evening
and that whenever he was suspected
he was always able to escape arrest
by flashing his business card on po-
licemen and his victims.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-06

Three Prise- Free. See contest pae'
today's Times.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-06

e-K and sfsSis FisSriss. a.ssrsr<.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-14

Ell PETROLEO q ACETTE DE
ALUMBRAR 7 QUEMAR NO EiS UN
ALIMENTO. Como Sc hR pretendido por
algunOs tndustriRles recOmendar ell Rceite
de petr6leO como un sustitutO del aceite de
hfgado de bacalaO, debemos Rdvertir por ell
b1en de los mismOs enfeTmos que ell aceite
de petroleO es una substantial mineral, ueu
81 Sc usa internRmente es eXpelida integra
pOr las evRcuRciOnes intestinales, cRusan-
do La laTga inflammation de las Was 1iges-
twas.
Carec por 10 tanto de la propiedad esen-
cial de todo alimentO, la de ser asimilRble
y vOlverse parte de los teiidos organicos y
no puede nj remotamente cOmpararse con
el aceite de hfgado de bacalao, cuya pro-
p1edad de nutrir y fOrtalecer los oFganis-
tan justamente apreciado en- tOdo el mum
do.
La mejor manera de tomar ell aceite de
hfgado de bacalaO es en- la fOrma de emul-
sion, pOr ser 8sf mas facilmente absOrbidO
cOnOcidas, la EMULSION DE SCOTT
es universalmente considerable como la
mas perfecta y Ia mas eflcaz, no solamente
pOr Ia pureza del aceite y de los demas in
gredientes que SO emplean en- su elabOra-
ci0n, sino pOrque es Ia G91ScG emulsion que
no Sc SepOTd, que no Sc e7grGqac1G, que no
cO91tSe71e SUbstQ7ac6ds que 6Frite99 8 679flG-
men Ell est6m1GgO y pOrque en- una pRlabra
es ell al1mentO mas concentrate y mas Rsi
m1Jable que conOcen los medicOs para
cOmbatir tOdas las formas de debilipad
Org4nfca, para purificaT lR sangre como
uu auxiliaT indispensable para las perso-
mas afectadas de tisis, de escr6fulR de ra-
quitismo otras dolencias Cr0nicas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-14
La SITUAGI0N
De CUBA
Partidas que no son pOIitiGss aIza.
faS par los m0ntss.
Gohtn'dorss amsIIeanos han sIdo agmbnt0s
pgrl haGsr lis 0lsGGIoals.

Spgdl nuestEos il flImsa lR situaei6 de
Cuba 80 sgtava poT momsntog.
IS hin slzado divertas paItidas & IsB
qua no Re lea a ell Gsrkcter de pt liticss
sino d de bADdOIeEipmo, las cualea han
comatido varies AtentadoB muy graves.
Uno de BuB principales obj toB de sts.
que es 81 tlrFochTTil central, al que han
voRdo alguaoB puer ter. Dos diaa ants
Dc ss.iT 81 vspor u oil" de santisgo de
Cuba, coTTi6 la no6cia de gus la smpEess
d, fsFToCarRll habfasYeCibido Rn6Dimos al.
Eigidos poF a la de les paEtidas en que 30
crdeps ban GuspendeF el tFafico soper de
yolarle todos los puauteB y quemanls lss
eBtacionep.
Fuerzas ameFiCRnas opeERn en Combina'
ci6n con Il guardia rural cnbanR persi'
guiendo las paEtidGg.
Mr.. Msgoon, hs 1ispuesto eumentaF &
tres mil hsmbFes "a sa 81 cupo de IL guar.
diR rural fin do haCeF mss efsCtiv la vi
glaneia en- Las extsnaas Bscciones de los
puebloH del campo.
A causa de esta situaci6n de ingeguTidad
ca los campoF, hay ma enorms depression
en- Ia vida comercial industrial ? para.
iEiG All ccmpleta en- Ia rgffcols.
La iB!a entsTa ne TeRiante del mRleRtAE y
nothay tmpYesFB II rFIti IlaEeB que Bs
arrisfguen emplear dinero en- q fomento
de incRg
Per el oortFaEio, quisneB no puedsn
pFescindiF de allRD, han diaminuido BnB
gaatoS y personal.
De igual modo Mr.. Magoon ha quiFado
todoB los gobsTnRdoPe8 civilea Oubanos y
puesto en- Hu lugar americanoB eon'sl fo
de llevRr csbo las eleccioneg. que De tsme
que den oEigen no poCos dilguBtos di.
tiuultadeP.
Les gebeEnadoEeB CiVi'eB meTicRnoa han
sido recibidos con deBsgrado por unos y
como IN NAL impueBso por Ia neceRidad
poT otFoF.
Ls zafra no hA;aido buena 'oauGa de
10 sequfa que hsce, dos sfloa aqueia & Gu
bR que no psTmiti6 hRceE ali NIB az de
iLviaFno nj pTimAveTG que has impedido
ei busn deBATEollo de loa Fttoflos en- los
eampoH coTtadoa.
La Ciudad de Santiago de Cuba GARAGE
de agua hacs vsrios dies la lRta de 25
botsllas 50 vende On 10Y Is centsvov. Eata
eAFsnoia de sgua 10 debe Ia Bequis &
IAR malan condolences del acusducto
Nusvamente 30 han preBantado casos de
fibre amaEi4ls, que ha hecho restab!eoer
las cuareutenau lsB pTocedenciRB de
CubB
Hay en- todo el pals grande sBpectaci6n
y SO hacen auguTios POGO fayorablss para
cualquisra que ssa 81 paTtido que triuDfe
en- lRB elecciones.
PaEeCs que una fAtalidad tvemenda pess
gobRO 10 RntitlR hermana,