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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-05
HRS. POST MAY BE-
AMONG THE LOST
Feared Washington Woman
Was Killed in Quake.
NO NEWS OF HER LEARNED
Had Written Friends that She Ex-
Pected to Visit Southern Italy, and
Would Have Reached There About
Time Disaster Occurred-Lfved at
the Dewey When in the Capital.

That Mrs Ellen II Post, OF Washing
ton. divorced wife Of c. ". Post. mil
Honaire breakfast food manufacturer Of
Battle Creek. Mich, may have perished
OF was injured in the recent earthquake
disaster in Italy, Is feared By. her friends
here.
Nothing has been heard Of Mrs Post
since The disaster. although many in
quiries have been made. At the Dewey
Hotel. where she made her home. II was
learned that Mrs. Post had intended 20
make a tour OF Southern Italy. Her
friends fear she may have been in the
district At the tine Of the earthquake
Mrs. Turner p. Wickersham received a
letter from Mrs Post several days before
the disaster occurred The letter was
dated at Rome, and in It Mrs Post said
that she had not Yet decided whether she
would 90 farther south than Naples
Hopes for the Best
Mrs. wicEsrshan says she is confident
VOID from Mrs POST viii be received
within a few days. she believes Mrs.
Post is in Rome
Mrs. Irene Shafer, one of Mrs. Posts
close friends here. is greatly concerned.
She said last night. Mrs Post had
spoken Of travelling in the southern part
of Italy
Mrs Post left Washington the latter
part OF October. Shortly before her de-
parture she purchased a residence in
Sixteenth street Il was chiefly for the
purpose OF fitting out her new home that
she went to Italy. she also was 70
make q tour OF that country, and Of
France
Since separating from her husband
more than a year ago, Mrs. Post has
spent most Of her time in travelling
anrnaF
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THREAT BY CAR MAKERS.
Big Concerns Demand Concession
from the steel Trust.

Pittsburg. Pa. Jan t-War threatens
between the Steel Corporation and the
makers OF steel cars. The steel car con-
Germs Of this district as well as affiliated
concerns IN different parts Of the coun-
Try have demanded Of the corporation
a renewal OF a ten-year contract for
steel plans which viii expire on Febru-
airy i. but the corporation refuses to &C
cede TO the more important demands.
IN The first place those who have con
troIled the making OF steel cars have,
for ten years past. been getting their
steel az a reduced rate. on the sliding
scale basis. and in addition 70 this the
Carnegie Steel Company. with which the
contract was first made. agreed not 70
start the manufacture Of steel cars dur
ing the tenure OF the ten-year contract
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STILL Die LIVING
FROM QUAKE RUINS
Rescuers Paying No Atten-
ton to the Dead.
BODIES THROWN IN SEA
Impossible to Bury the Tens of
Thousands of Victims.

Gunbout Scorpion VIII Probably
Take Ambassador GriscOm to Mes
sina TO-mOrrOw-Devast Dis
Irict in state of Seige-MouEt
Etna DischarEing Great Volumes of
SmOke-Queen Helena Exhausted.
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WANTS TO ISSUE BONDS.
Pennsylvania Directors Ask Permis-
zion 20 Add ss0.OOO. 900.

Philadelphia. Jan A-In order to be IN
a position 10 meet 100000 OF bonded
Indebtedness which falls due in 1915, the
board Of directors OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad at a meeting held here to-day
decided to ask the stockholders at the
next annual meeting TO allow them 70
increase the indebtedness OF the company
by 100000 by an issue Of bonds
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BANKER ENDS HIS LIFE.
Henry c. Potter, jr., Of Detroit, Suf-
fered from MeIanchOIia.

Detroit Jan 4-Henry c. Potter. jr,
vice president Of the Peoples state Bank
and for several years a prominent figure
in local financial circles. shot himself
through the head in the bathroom OF his
home this morning. and died almost in
stantIy.
A month ago he was found unconscious
from escaping gas. and II was hinted
then that the case was one OF attempted
suicide due to i'll health and dependency.
He had been under the care OF a physi-
clan for over four weeks. suffering from
acute nervous prOstration and Inelan-
cholIa-
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WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia,
Maryland, and Virginia-Rain
to-day; tomorrow, rain, followed
by fair and decidedly colder;
fresh southerly winds.
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FTREMEN RESCUE PIGEON.
Bird Becomes EntangIed in the Ivy
of Church Tower.

Providence, Jan Hanging from
Grace Church tower, fifty feet above
the ground. and entangled in ivy and
struggling franticaIly for life to-day.
while three policemen and a crowd OF
several hundred people stood by, a pigeon
was about 10 S-cc1Imb, when the men
of Hook and Ladder Company No. I
climbed up and rescued the bird.
A ladder vas raised and one Of the
fireman scaled II quickly and released
the bird. which he took 10 the engine
house After q good meal. the pigeon was
liberated, and It flew away.
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HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.

Pages. TELEGRAPHIC-
l-Still Finding Living Victims Of Quake.
1-Senator Penrose Named in Caucus
S-Thoruton Hams on Witness Stand
DSpeedy 3 Trials for Pittsburg Grafters-
9-Charleston to See Taft at Golf.
s-"Drys" Control Tennessee.
9-Morbid Crowd at Erb Trial
LOCAL.
I-Washington Woman MAY Have Died.
f-Gas Decision Interests Capital
t-Ann1al Charity Ball Is Brilliant.
Fireman Replies to Asphalt Charges.
3-Libe-al Donations for Quake Sufferers
5-Mass Held for Quake Victims.
Council Opens It's Offices.
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PASTORS HEAR GYPSY SMITH.
Thousands of Pittsburg LaymeE Also
Try to Obtain Admfttanee.

Ett 10 NHtuiH NuHIliuHtt.
Pittsburg, Jan 4-Gypsy Smith ad-
dressed the Pittsburg Ministerial Union
this morning II was the largest meeting
ever held by that organization. More
than 12oO ministers from Pittsburg and
surrounding towns were in attendance,
crowding the First Presbyterian Church
auditorium TO its limit. Although it had
been announced that the meeting was for
pastors, thousands of others tried 70 gain
admittance.
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QUESTION RAISED
BY CAS- DECISION
Two Points Analogous to the
Situation in Capital.
Is OF VITAL IMPORTANCE
News Not Welcomed by COterie
Of Washington FinancierS.

Slump Of Three Points in Local
Stock on ExchanEe-ThOse Fight
ing Arbitrary Prices Cali II Vic
tOry-Franchise as Basis for Issu-
ance of StOck-FurniShes ArSu-
ment for Reduction in Price.
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WRIGHT GOING TO FRANCE.
AerOpIanist red at Fort Myer
Re Cew York.

New York, --OTviile Wright, the
aeroplanist, ar. I'd IN New York this
afternoon from Dayton, Ohio. to sail
for Paris. where he viii join his brother,
Wilbur Wright
Mr. Wright was accompanied by his
sister, Miss Catherine Wright, who has
been his constant companion since the
Fort Myer accident, on September It.
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HOW HE GOT HIS PAPERS.
Court Room COnvuIsed at Answer Of
Embryo Citizen.


Easton, Pa. Jan. 4.-Judge Stewart
held naturalization court this afternoon.
Francisco Due. Of Roseto. was called
10 be Intercepted as 70 his qualifca-
tons for citizenship. He answered
readily the questions put by the judge
until asked. What duties are discharged
by the President Of the United States2"
Dues face was blank and he did not
answer. Then the judge asked. How
does the President OF the United States
earn his salary
Quick as a fash Due said: by inter
fering with everybody else's business
Every one in the court room was con-
vClsed with laughter. while Due grinned
all over. He got his papers.
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The Pennsylvania Limited. leaving
Washington daily at II:55 a. "a. and ar
irving Chicago S,45 the next morning. now
carries through sleeping car Washing
ton To- Chicago No extra fare to Chicago
on this famous train
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BRILLIANT SCENE
At CHARITY BALL
Beauty and Finery Supreme
at New Willard.
BENEFIT OF CHILDREN
Society Out in Force and Ladies
Are Congratulated.

Music Furnished by Marine Band
and the Artillery Band from Fort
Myer-Daneing Kept Up Until Wee
Sma'v HOurs-ROOms JndeeOFated
Except for Tall Palms Effectively
Set-Costumes Are Gorgeous.
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EXPLAINS CHARGE
AGAINST CONGRESS.
PreSidentSendS Another Mes
sage on Secret Service.
DENIES ACCUSING BODY
Gives Names Of Members Con-
victed by Detectives Work.

Insists Many ConEresSmen Voted foEi
the Bill BIindIy, simply Following
Lead Of Tawney and Smith-QuOtes
from Record to show Part Taken
in Passage of Amendment CurtaiI-l
ing Work of Government Agents.
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$86,OOO,OOO

combined by
to the Comphuu o te Currency Decent ercn
Honest able and conscientious bankers with Washington bankers
addg o he 0 acommu
and progressive
S o deveopm o dnschy
The WASHINGTON S greatest exponent growing Washington and
r
GROWING
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EIGHTY-CENT GAS
LAW Is UPHELD
Supreme Court Decides the
New York City Case.
BONA FIDE TEST ESSENTIAL
Gas Company Premature In Claim
ing Statute to Be C0nfiseatoryy
which Question Has Not Been Suf-
ficiently Determined - Injunction
Gained in New York Dissolved.

The Supreme Court yesterday reversed
the decision OF Judge Cough. Of the Fed
eraI Court al New York, that the S0-cent
gas law enacted by the New York Iegis-
lature was unconstitutional. because the
rate was cOnhscatory.
II agreed with the lower court that
those provisions Of the law fixing the
standard Of pressure and providing pen
alties for failure 70 maintain certain
standards Of candle power and pressure
were void. but declares that these defects
do not affect the remainder Of the act.
as Il can be enforced without them
The written opinion Of the court was
not handed xn, but Justice Peckhan.
for unanimous bench. presented a men,
OraHdum OF the principal points upon
which the courts decision was based. and
aSnounced the opinion would appear Ia
ter
The memorandum shows that the prin-
cipal points Of difference between the
court and the lower court in the matter
Of confscati0n arose out OF the valuation
Of the comDany's property. including
franchises and good will The court
eliminated the amount set down IS good
VIII, because the company has a practI-
cal monopoly Of the gas supply for New
York City. and finds that as there IS no
competition. no allowance should be made
for good will.
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Flowers for Table Decorations.
Blackstone. 18th and Il SIS. Nv.
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Express with through sleeping car.
paTlor car 70 Philadelphia. and coaches.
leaves Washington every day via Penn
sylvania Railroad, at 800 D. n, fo- Phil
adelDhia and New Yosk.
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Extracts from Message.
The message, in part, follows:

have not the Slightest Sympathy with TIE r-zc-
tce q JudsinE mea. fl- sood for Ill not o. their
several merits bit n mass. IS meznhs-s q ons
particular body or one C1ste- To pct torc.ha- =.
men holding OF Eko have heid a particular nrscs
whesber il Be the oficc of President o. judSs. or
Senator OF Member q the House of Representa-
tiTes and caSs them ail. without rsEard 10 their
individual difcTCucos. guod CT bad. SENS % ns
utterly iuiefeusibes and Il Is elually i-efeusIbs
whether the god are c1Df0unGed Nith the bad il
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Gas Laws Valid.


Substantial reductions are also made in
the valuation Of the franchises. which al
together so reduce the total value Of the
cOmpany's property as 70 establish that
the S0-cent rate would yield a return Of
al least 81 per cent, and, with the In
creased consumption that would follow
the lower rate, probably per cent. or
even more. This the court finds to be d
fair return, and not confscatory.
Under all the circumstances, saws the
memorandum, 'the complainant has failed
to make out its case with the degree OF
clearness necessary 70 warrant the inter
ference Of a court OF equity before an
actual test has been made under the
practical operation OF supplying gas at
the rates mentioned IN the statute"
In order. however, that no injustice be
done the company in case the practical
test OF the law should prove that the
S0-cent rate is inadequate TO produce -
fair and just return upon the property.
the court orders the bill dismissed with
out prejudice. which viii enable the
company again 10 apply for relief II the
rate proves unremUneTative-
No mention IS made in the memora =
cum Of what disposition is 70 be made
cf the S7,000009 or so now deposited with
the court at New York as representing
the difference between the old rate of 81
and the S0-cent rate paid by consumers
since the law went into effect As TIE
hiu has been ordered dismissed. the in
ference is that the holders Of the coupons
iSsusd against the deposits viii be en-
tilted TO the excess they have paid for
their gas.
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Justice Peckham's Decision.

IN announcing the decision Of the court.
Justice Peckham said:
First. at the tine Of the cuusoidztion. the value
Of the franchises Of the constituent companies zss
fixed by them at S7.7sI0o snd that amount formed
part OF che capital Of the conpEfusut fCr which II
issued the stock.
The Consolidation vas effected pursuant 70 the
State statute. and the State has never questioned
the validity OF fairness Of the valuation Sincs the
coSSoldatioo the stock isszed has been dealt In
I'D % the present. time Fald stock Of the Con
soidatec Company. capitalized pursuant 70 the stat
uto at rot more than the fair aggregate value Of the
property, franchises. and rights q is c0nssitaent
eompanies. The State should not now Be heard To
question the TlCe OF the franchises al the tine of
the CONSULTATION The method q arriving a. the
value of these kinds CT franchises. and how they
should generally be tes;ed IN the fxi1,g Of rates
questions not nov before the court are LEFT unde-
cded- The case before the c0Tt is decided upon its
own peculiar facts
p The estimated Increase II the value Of these
franchises as made by the trial court az the tine Of
The eommenceneut Of this suit IS only an estimate
and IS not based upon evidence sufficient 10 warrant
the finding q any increase whatever over the amount
agreed upon at the constellation
tS TIE evidence leaves It II doubt whether the
value q the property USED BY the coupany II its
business = as great as found by the trial court
aiter reducing the Eslus cf the franchises 70 the
sun agreed upon az conSohdation-
Return of 3 LIZ Per Cent.
~ But, taking the value as found BY the court.
atte- reducing the value Of the frzDchiss the result
gives return Of almost 81 pe- cent A reduction
n the value Of the real estate. plants &c. Of Z
7n2l amount Only would bring the retun TO. II
not more than. pr cnt 4 possible isc-eased
consumption q gas would probably increase the
earning q the cOmpany without corresponding IN
crease Of cost. Under al the circumstances. the
eoSnIlaInant has failed 70 make out It's case with
+ that degree q cleaness pecr~z-v 10 variant the
interference q court Of equity bef57@ an actual
ano bona hde test has been made under the p-zc-
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La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1909-08-07
Bisognerebbe trovarcisi.

LIE sorti della Spagna sono realmente
messe in grave pericolo.
La campagna Marocchina pare prem
da una piega disastrosa Q la rivoluzione
nina il trono nellie provincie del nord.
A Barcelona, con immensi sacrifici di
sangue 81 eriusciti controllare Iopera
degii anarchici, almero COST Ii chiaman
igiornali ufflciosi, mentre crediamo che
piu che anarchici 81 tratti di malcon-
tenti del governo della Monarchia La
Spagna, troppo vicina ALA Francia, e
legata ad essa nella politica negli
Interest," sente il bisogno di un 60
verno repubblicano, governo che ma
gari non sara proprio per rirriquitez-
"a del carrattere spagnolo, ma che
pare per ora che gil confaccia meglio
della monarchia.
Frattanto pare che il re Alfonso sia
riparato oltre la frontiera. tanto per
premunirsi, mentre capi del movimen
to rivoluzionario hanno votata la sua
morte,
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dale ore 10 allie 19 am.
? ale 4 pm.

II signor Bernardo Vercelli che, come
lettori sanno ha stabilize il suo labora
torio di orolosieria delnegozio dlmusica
del prof CARO- Fessia, ha teste ricevuta
una forte spedizione di orologi, argente,
rie, oggitti orc nonche un abbondante
assortimento di charm" per Societa.
II signor B. Vercelli ora in grado di
fornire corredi di gioielli per smatrimo-
nj prega connazionali del circondario
di volerlo favorire di una vista prima di
rivolgersi altrove per acquisti del genere
sicuro quai di poteri soddisfare sia per
la primizia del suoi articoi come per la
modicita del prezzi.
Mel Sackett Studio 81 puo ora ottene-
re una dozzina di fotografie IA x y Per
soil quattro dollari.
Buon ayoro ed able ritocco.
CERCANSI AGENTI per vsndere i
nostri celebri vini EUCLID in ogni cit
ta'. Salario commissione Scrivete ALA
THE Schuster Company, Cleveland, o.
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Un correspondence parigno, che 5

Un correspondence parigno, che stat
motto fra le quinte, raccontat
il seguente aneddoto mi veniva mar
ratio .raltra sera da un'attrice della CO.
mode Franchise la guale mi garantiva
di esserne stata la protagonista.
Quattro ami ia ella, appena uscita
dal conservatorio, decise di darsi ala
carriera teatrale. Ma in casa sua nes-
nessuno voleva darle il consenso: il pa
Dire, specialmente, che teneva assai allie
numerose relazione che aveva fra Fari-
stocrazia. 81 opponeva con lutte le sue
forze che la figliuola cedesse al fascino
del palcoscenico Un giorno la asignorina
esasperata, disse al genitori:
10 adro ad ogni costa sui teatro;
peggio fare, prender6 un pseudonimo- !.
II padre grido allora tutt'infuriato:
All, ST.? Ed 10 vi uccidero tutti e
due !.
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I'm redattore della Gazzetta di Tori
no ha visitata Ia ''colonia dell Isola di
Capraia, che & un quid medium fra il
recIusorio la liberia. E un luogo owe
il condannato, ritemprandosi -negli ul-
timi ami della pena- al contatto del
Iavoro della gante per bene-si rialle.
ma a POGO a POGO all 'esercizio della vita
comune, di luella vita sociale ALA qua
lie suoi delitti 10 dimoNSrarono memo
adatto da cui, i)ertanto, fu necessario
allontanarlo.
MA in pratica quale gioyamento-si
domanda il redattore- produce la vita
della coionia Sc dovessi dirlo mi tro-
verei assai dubbioso che le risposte,
da mo provocate allo scope sudetto, che
mi dettero due condannati eran perfect
tanlente antitetiche.
'.Ch;esl ad uno:
-Perche stal qnis
-Ho ucciso.
Ed ora torneresti ad uccidere?
OH signor mio Sono state in gale.
ra venti ami mi lascerei percuotere
anche da un bambino.
s'Chlesi ad un altro:
-Perche sci qui?
Ho tentato d'uqcidere.
E Sc ritrovassi il tue nemieo. rltente-
resti ancorag
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Aix-les- bains ha offerto al suoi elega
nti frequentatori estivi un concorso IN
ternazionale di cani poliziotti. II barone
Enrico De Rothschild, che era presiden
te d'onore del concorso, ha voluto anche
dimostrare la sna abilita in questo gene
re di ''dressage" ed ha presntato nm sue
cane Blakase, che ca fatto maraviglie.
Quello che ha addirittura superato il
credible e 81 rivelato un artista e sta
to un cane da pastore, Kuno,. tedesco.
Ma nell attacco al lnalfattore due cani
honesi Baldeau Flott hanno meri5ati
gil applause di tutta I((assistanceO. Al
primo salto BaldeeH, condotto dali agen
te Colon, aveva alternate luomo che fl
gurava da delinquente, il disgraziato
cominciava a temere d'essere preso sui
serio quando fu sottratto al denti del fe
roce e pericoloso avyersario
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Da una settimana
all'altra.
Abbiamo da Trieste.

Abbiamo da Trieste.
I'm marinaio interrogato come 81 CO.
mandasse la manovra e da chi bordo
dele corazzate comandate da ufficiali
tedeschi czachi, disse:
"Quando xe bonazza comanda in te
desco; quando xe marietta (mare agitato)
comanda in Italian, come che pol;
ouando xe fortunal... comanda al no
stromo.
II dia etto e tanto italiano, che anche
non veneti avranno compreso rironia
bonaria che e racchiusa nell;, piccola,
umile osservazjone del marinaio. Nella
marina austriaca tutta resteriorita or
mai e ted sea; ma in fondo la marina
continue ad essere la marina veneta che
ayeva avuto per uficiali Bandiera i
Moro tanti altri veneti. Tutta la nom
enclatura navale uficialmente tedesca
in pratica ital ana.
Per questa eonfusione avvenuto un
fatto curloso Tn pilota rinvenne In ma
re uno di quei ganci linfssi su una lunga
asta, del quail marinai 81 seryono per
avvicinare cd alllontanare le imbarcazlo
nj dale rive d'approdo, e che in tutto
PAdriatico sono conosciuti col termine
mezzo mariner. II pilota diede il nez-
20 mariner trovato, che riconobbe oil
proprieta della I. R. Marina, ad una
guardia: dalla quale fu telefonato cosl:
= Qua al ispetorato ga porta un
mezzo mariner della marina, trovado IN
mar. Mandelo prender
= Come? come? mezzo....?
Mezzo mariner! Chiuso
L'ispettore era state chiamato altrove
e non poteva indugiarsi al telefono.
Disgraziatamente alpapparato delPar-
senale. era. andato un sott'utficiale tede-
SEQ, da podo giunto Pola, per cui e an
cora alTalfabeto della nostra lingua. Il
poveraccio udendo parlare di nezzo ma
riper trovato in mare senti capelli riz-
zarsi sui capo.
Per fare il rapoorto all uficiale del pic
Ghetto tedesco anche lui, prese un dizio
mario: un ein, mezzo, haIb, rnarinaio,
MatroSe, scrisss, poi corse a tiferire a
yoce che era state trovato in mare mezzo
cadavere cadavere di mezzo marinaio!
Figurarsi la sorpresa delPispettore al
lorquando vide capitare al suo utficio un
picchetto di quattro marinai, con una
barella, un uficiale, un medico per la
constatazione del decesso e il cappellano
di marina per la benedizione.... di quel
rampino di ottone con manico di legno.
Wo ist die haIber n1atroSe?
Eccolol disse Fispettore merayiglia
to.
Linchiesta provo che 81 trattava di
un equivoco, ma alrammiragliato gia
cred eyano che 81 fosse trattato d uno
scherzo irredentista.