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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-13
Gilman SCHEME
MUST Be AMENDED
Corporation Counsel Points Out Nee
essary Changes in Scent Fare Res
olution To Make It Effective.

As result OF an opinion by Cor
poration Counsel Hally. daEyered 10
the council on franchises. Monday af-
ternoon. extensive changes will be
made in the Glinnan-Nichols resolu-
ton. calling for a fare of eight tickets
railway lines. pending a permanent
settlement, when II comes up for pas
sage In the common council. Tuesday
evening.
The ame3iments will be in the way
of so shaping the resolution that ii
Will not conflict with the Hally or
dinance. passed March 3. 1908, and
which has been in the federal court
ever since. Hally told the committee
that the resolution as introduced was
within the power Of the couhcil. that
il would, unless amended. repeal the
present rental Of $500 day charged
the ID. L. r. for the use OF lines on
which franchises have expired ana
that it would. unless certain wording
were inserted, serve TO repeal the
Hally ordinance and render all &e
litigation had up TO this time useless.
Il don't care mean, | am willing
TO except any amendments thai will
fget the people lower rate of fare. .
assorted Gilman when he first learned
what the opinion was TO be.
One question Ially cannot answer.
He tells the aldermen that IL is up to
Judge Swan as To whether the pas
sage OF this resolution and an attempt
to enforce IL would be construed as
m tnt N If In nnp ~ M
the injunction granted by the United
States court in the Hally ordinance
case. Arguments can be made either
way. he say, and the point would be
one for the judge TO determine.
As amended. the resolution will re
quire the ID. Y. X. TO sell eight tickets
for a quarter on the Woodward, Mich
igan and Baker lines, with privileges
of transfer on such tickets to the
three-cent lines and transfers to the
other lines at five cents. II Will ex'
pressly continue the daily rental plan
In effect and also expressly state that
II is temporary plan not intended 10
repeal the Hally ordinance and be
coming null IL the Hally ordinance Is
approved by the courts, or IL the -.
Il. r. and the Guaranty Trust Co. OF
New York. representing the y. T. r.
bondholders. do not accept IL within
a stated time.
In this form the Gilman Nichols
resolution will be merely an offer TO
the y. L. II. 10 run at a reduced fare
until final settlement OF the street
car question IS agreed to by company
and public. II the u. L r. rejects
II. the present status Is not changed:
II II should be accepted II becomes
void as soon as some other plan Is
put into effect,
The d y. r. management might
even accept it and the bondholders
refuse. I'm which case the resolution
would not be effective
In this form the resolution IL not
likelve TO encounter very strong pp-
position in the council. Tuesday night.
Such aldermen as do not favor II are
OF the belief that tho ID. L. II. will
not accept II anyway and will there
fore keep their hands of
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-13
ASK TELEPHONE RECEIVER.
Petition Filed In Cleveland Affecting
Cuyahoga Company.

CLEVELAND. Ohio, Dec. 13-Re.
ceivers were asked today for the Guy.
ahoga Telephone companY's property,
IT'S franchises and stock. The request
was made by j. w. Otto and Samuel
j. Schweer. who two weeks ago
brought suits against the Cleveland
Trust Co. as voting trustee on the
Cuyahoga Telephone stock and
against the United States Telephone
Co. Dietrich J. Dirks. intervening
petitioner. fled motions to the same
effect in each case.
This application for receiver is
made following testimony OF r. II.
Goff at the telephone hearings before
Notary Chestnut. which led men in
terested in independent properties 10
believe that the Bell really has &C.
quIred control of the Cuyahoga and
the United States Long distance com
panies.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-13
HILL LEAVES HALF
MILLION TO PUBLIC
Late Saginaw Lumberman Gives
Literally for New Building at
U. of M. and Other Causes.
SENATORS KAYNER.

SAGINAW. Dec. 13-(Speeiaf)@The
will OF Arthur Hill. the synopsis OF
which was filed today. disposes of
public requests aggregatlng half a
million. The University OF Michigan
gets 100000 for new building: the
Saginaw west side board of education
receives 100000 for "A manual train.
ing school; the Saginaw general hos
pital gets $4,000; Home for Friend
less. $4,000, and the Arthur Hin
scholarship in the University OF Mich
igan perpetual $4,000 fund. Forty
relatives are remembered. but the
private requests are not made pub
lie.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-13
TWO MEN BREAK LEGS.
Ice-Coated Pavement Responsible For
Pair of Accidents.

Ice-coated pavements were respoE-
slble for serious injuries to John Full
ton. No. 165 National-ave.. and Ed
ward Copper. No 203 Cottrell-ave..
Monday morning. Each of the men
broke his right leg in falling.
Fulton was alighting from a Wood
ward car ct Piquette-ave.. when he
slipped and fell. The car vas at a
standstill. ii is said, but he was un'
able TO stand on the recovered pave
nient. He was taken to his home in
the East End ambulance.
Copper was entering John Lauer's
machine shop, No. ll2 st. Antoine
st. where he is employed. when he
slipped and fell. East End ambulance
removed him TO the Great Eastern
sanitarium
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-13
FRITCH TRIAL SET FOR JAN. IS.
Postponen1ent Granted Despite Protes st
Of Defendants Attorney.

Against the strenuous protest Of
Attorney Frank T Lodge. representing
the defendant, who declared he was
ready 10 proceed az once. the trial Of
DR.. George A. Fritch. charged with
manslaughter i'm connection with the
death Of Mabel Millman. was post
poned until Jan - by Judge Phelan
Monday morning at the request of
Prosecutor Van Zile The reason
given by the prosecutor for not wish
Ing to proceed at this time was that
the trial would take about two weeks
and he did not want the trial inter
rifpted by the holidays.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-13
COURT JAILS HUBBY.
Sends John kasenow To Jail For Not
Paying AllmonY.

II am much Obliged TO you" shout.
ed John Kasenow, Monday morning
when Judge Muffin ordered him to jail
for not paying toward the support Of
his family. az the court had ordered
"Oh. you are perfectly welcome"
returned the Judge.
John admitted that he had not paid
all he was ordered to. but said he
had paid as much as he could He
did not take the money to his WIFE
he said, but left it for her in a saloon
near her home.
II won't take the money TO her"
he shouted. You can send me to
Jackson for five years If you want to.
hut I'll not give her anything I'll
leave It at the saloon for her. and II
she won't go after It she can starve."
well. I'll not send you to Jack
son. but | will send you to jail was
the judges answer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-13
SUES LOAN MAN
Harry Watson Claims He Was AS
ssulted BY Alfred jackson.

Claiming that when ne went 10 re-
pay loan he was assaulted and
knocked through glass door. and
painfully injured, Harry Watson
brought suit i'm Justice Lemkie's court
Monday morning against Alfred Jack
son. who conducts loan business in
the Hodges building.
Watson's story was that he borrow
ed s25. which he kept about TWO
months. At the end of this time ne
rendered a return Of the money with
60 cents interest. which was at the rate
of Z per cent. He said Jackson at
first refused to accept the money.
claiming the interest was too low. and
in the dispute which followed called
him a pup" and Knocked him through
door. He said Jackson demanded 81
interest, which would be at the rate
OF as per cent.
The trial was unfinished when court
adjourned at noon-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-13
Wants $500 For Loss OF Hand.

Harry Yost, aged II. brought suit
against the Grand Trunk before jury
in Justice DeGaw's court, Monday.
claiming $500 for the loss of part OF
his left hand Harry was employed as
a car checker. and he claims that
when riding ON freight train he was
knocked or by cars which had been
placed too near the end Of switch.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-13
TWO WOMEN MISSING.
Both Married and Husbands Report
Disappearance to Police.

Two young married women are re-
ported to the police. By their hus-
bands. as missing from home since
Saturday.
Mrs. Helen Schaft, q years old, OF
No. 1855 Hancock-ave. west, told her
husband that she was going to visit
sister on the east side. She failed
to return.
Mrs. Kathleen Warn, 81 years old.
left her home at NO 3G3 Townsend.
ave. and has failed 90 return.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-13
Warrant For EDWARD Frohlieh.

Edward Frohlich. manager or the
Frohlich Glass Co! is charged with
falling to display lights on his auto
mobile Dec. I. i'm a warrant issued by
Justice Stein. Monday. on the com
plant OF Patrolman Thomas y. Rear
don. Mr.. Frohlich will have his day
I'm court" Dec 90.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-13
sLopERs COME TO GRIEF.

i HILLSpALE. Mich. Dec. lS.-Nel-
son Hathaway. a farmer living east
of HiUsdale. was granted a divorce
today from Mrs Minnie NJ. Hatha.
way. who eloped with Fred Miller.
The elopers were apprehended In
Wheeling. w. Va. where they were
by the government for
She was given one year
and Miller Ave years In prison.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-13
THE WEATHER

Detroit md vicinityt Monday night
aud Tuesday. cloudy with rnini warmer
tonight, bri-k 10 high southeast To
southwest winds.
Lowcr MicbiuRni Rain or snow and
colder touighti Tuesday. snow furries.
TODAN's TEMPER ATt RES.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-13

One year nso today Maximum tenn
peraturc, 80, minimum. 2Di mean, ~;
cloudy weather with trace Of snow.
sum rose rt si52 q. ma, and sets nj
ffO1 y.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-07
NEVADA TAMb|EN CON-
TIA los japoneses.
Un naensaje del gober-
nador de Califordia
a Ia Carr1ara ba!a.
Sperry sali6 de Gibraltar.
Eduardo VII anuncia una
proXima vista al Kaiser.

New York. Febrero 6.-Una nueva gra-
W ha sido recibida en- Washington. pro-
,cdente de Carson City, la cual informa
4ue la Camara baja del Estado de Nevada
aprob6 hoy un bill prohibiendo los ia
poneses la adquisici6n de propiedades en-
ell Estado. predomina tambien en- este
el mismo sentimiento de hostilidad hacia
los amarillos. Sc cree muy dificil que las
autoridades federales puedan imponer
su autoridad y triunfar dc las decisiones
de la legislature de Nevada. Por otra par
tie. y d instancia del presidente Roosevelt,
ell gobernador de California dirigi6 un men,
safe d la Camara baja en- ell cual dice &
estecuerpo legislative que el Jap6n consi
derara como un acto hostil de los Estados
Unjdos la ley que acaba de pssar Ia le-
gislatura californiana excluyendo 4 los
Iaponeses de las escuelas de blancos. La
Camara baja dc California contesto al
,obernador que decidiria acerca del par
ricular coutenido en- Ell mensaje, el pro-
Nmo microbes.
Gibraltar, Febrero GEL aimirante Sperry
a1unri6 que saIdria hoy de este puerto
"a rumbo segln Sc cree directo los ES-
,ados Unidos. No Sc conoce cual sea
yl ,alIo recaido en- eI comandante del Geor-
oia Mr.. Gualtrougb. puss no Sc ha dado
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-07
CHOQUE De DOS GRAN
des VapOIes.
Bus'aroh rumbo'seguro y Fo-
.peiar6E en- la obscrridad
Hc la rcblina.
La Ccrrespondencia' afrece
hoy information grafica del
SuCeSO.

Cara do N,,tucks, .svdn ono,t,v,..
,,ente IN tnto,m,.s IA (o,,..nonA.n.,.y
IN an soeei6o e,bI.g,sf,,. oc,,,i6 i Il.
r,..,,o maritime i. l.. h.,,.o.o. go.
re-. 81 Repubbe de- |, Whit. Star Lin.
81 F,ori1 del IIoid i,,I,,po
,.
.,,
caban rurnbo senro procn,.oso ori.n.
tarse do man.ra qua salyarau los p.Ii.
cros. de las tienieblas en- medic Dc las
aguas y no drstaniss do IA cost, :.
nj uno nj otro pu,,-ron !ssrlon.- IS
respectivas bo.raa.
,,,..
,
Rept5lie. abri6ndols sporrps boauets qus
ss extendia hasta Ia Inca de ilotaeI6a.
Fl Republic estaba rsplsio de touristss .
americanos que rsgresaban 4 New York d
ma excursion por el Nsditsrznso.
II operator del telesraio sin hilo. fsf
"a" "4"" "''' F'' ~
VII U9'''" 'e' uA'' ''''1' " ~
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-07
i = de como la rubia Albion"

8 j0vencs fueror ahorcados. Y todo esto
ocurre durants I'm parlamento liberal y
con John Morley ell fil6sofo, discipulo de
Herbert Spencer Lo que hace cierto 10 d.
cho por Mill.
No hay ndda igudl al gobterno de ua
pats sobre otro pals el uno quiere maneja'
al Otro como una grdniG de gon0dO humane
car9ddOTes de aqua D cortadores de LefG
John Morley como filosofo dice:
We y toma Ia hberIad dOnde Ia encuen-
tres. a
Y como hombro de estaio y secretario
de Estado de India, declara que Ia India
debe tener tm gobierno personal distinto
NJ del pueblo y de la trddicidn de Ingldte-
ira. III actual movimiento de avance ma
cional tiene asegurada Ia simpatid de los
psnsadors, tnglcses que no hdeen poltticd"
"Fiel d Ia tradici6n inglssa de justicia
y equidad poltica, lnglaterra debera
darnos un eobierDo representative per-
dera Ia India y con ella muchas vidas y
prestigios".
"Inglaterra no puede mantens 4 Ia
India en- su actual condici6n cusndo sus
demas colonias gozan de sutonomia ma
cionaI. La gloria de Inglaterra ssra mls
grande y brillante 81 da ese trato d los in
dos.
"El argumento vulgar contra nosotros
es que Ia India no esld prepWada para e
go5irHo propio'.
"Semejante affirmation rsvela una ig-
noraneia completa de Ia historic de India
Por largas esnturiaas India ha mancjada
sus propios negocios: s,rs ciligo5 de jus
ticia. moralidad politica son todavia
modelns- Por centurias acogi6 los per
segiidps en- Persia, y Jerusalem: por mu.
ehos .islos reeibij 4 los pensadorrs chi
n0., 90 81 historic no hay trazas de Inqui-
a.ciln nifde Jueyes SaRtos. o de capita
riancs lie reyes y reinas. Ia division de
razls no ha sido nunca tan honda como
haio Inglaterra que Ia ha fomentado pa
n III provecho. La appropriation. que esta
So 10 hecho de India Sc Ia basado en- que
ips indios no son hdbIes para g,JernGrss
i Sd Hlismos.
Ia India paga l6 millones de Hbras
lire SS0OOn como presupuesto inferno
su, ialerrsnir en- So gasio. Cada aho pierde
en- 81 eomercio COZ IugIaterra IS milo
les de libras.
II montanle De sus importaeionss ;
eEportssiones Sirve como ialso argurnen-
70 para pfoclsmar Il bisHsftGy y p1osps-
fidad De Ia india, aun eusndo sl hambrc
Ia diszme."
LA situasi6n setusl Is tan prscaria
cue muebos natives han sbandonado Ia
terra De ~ amor y mzrrhsdo otos pai-
- ms hbrss".
-inEiaterra que ha sido sl rsIagi3 ds
ioios los politioas De Rusis. PolouIs. Ale
nania , HunEria 10 Oireee seEgrIild i
.os patrl0las De Ia lulia".
IA pgehi1 iaglss oiria "a etsrsa ga.
.it1d de 900 uilIouesy De seIes d altli.s
- las woes .. Ia InliA3.
Ia Il que BE- sijo = vanEuarila O. li
iieriad essasiii'riaual , Il p1rta-s'aa-
iarie " u eIVilizari6n, reaaita una sztFa-
b iroria qse ca q $40 "A en gge - o.
aTslla L dsrDoefacia e. fnEhtsus, ca
= leTnaa arlatoera1isA ana de 50 zasa ,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-07

adn la publicidad aunque SO considAr,
que el case fu6 ya visto y resuelto por Ia
corte marcial que en- 81 entendiesa.
New York. Febrero 6.-EI prcsidente
electo Mr.. Taft, dice un despacho de Col d
que, resuelto va 10 eoncerniente Il s,s-
tema mediante el cual SO construya Ia
ruta inetroceanica de Panama. estudia
ahora 10 relative las fortiiicaciones do
la zona dc Panama pertenecients { los
Estados Unidos.
New York, Febrero 6,-Dicen dc Lon-
dres que el rey Eduardo SO propone visi.
tar pr6ximamente al emperador de Ale-
mania. Dicha entEevista, case dc veris
ficarse, como es seguro, tendra suna i'm.
portancia en- eI mundo de Ia politica inter-
nacional, Eduardo hard Ia indicada yisis
ia despu6s de verse en- Villagarcia con 81
rey de Espaha don Alfonso.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-07
Won Buelow ante
el Reiehstad

Ell canciller Won Buelow dirigiendose
la Dieta prusiana el 10 de Enero, resuci
to la question de la c&lebre interview i'm
perial: diio que Sc abstenfa de censurarla
pues su deber 10 obligaba proteger 4 |,
corona contra Ia desconfianza popular
Durante su largo discurso Ell cancillei
hizo la apologize del Kaiser, recordando ld
muchos actos que Ell emperador alemar
ha realizado en- bien del pueblo.
Aconsej6 los alemanes que no Sc apar'
ran de los principles tradicionales monar.
quicos del pals que habian hecho grands
i Alemania.
Indic6 la necesidad do introducir ref9.-
mas radicales por razon de economics
termin6 condenando vigorosamente Ia
ducta de los dem6cratas sociaies.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-07

G. Murkirii. un ioVn indu. natural
de Calcutta, hombre de cultura, de agra
Gable aspecto y suave trato. lego hace
POGO Ia isla.
Residente desde hace algunos amos en-
los Estados Unidos, vino q la isla con OBJ
ieto de aumentar con la practica su cul-
tura industrial, estudiando las monturas
de centrales azucareras que aqui traba-
jan.
Ell Sr. Murkirji, ha sido recomendado
q algunos sehores norteamericanos que
residen aquf y tuvo la cortesia de visitar,
presentado por alguno de ellos d la Co
rrespondencia"
Uno de nuestros reporters fuG aten-
tamente complacido por el jdven indos-
tanico, con 10 siguiente interUteW:
"Hace $50 afios-dijo cl Sr. Mukirii-
que los ingleses ocupan el vasto territorlo
de Ia India Los relatos hist0ricos de- la
domination britannica son muy comphca-
dos POGO conocidos NAL comprendl-
dos, por el mayor ndmero de los estudian-
tes de historic. Aquellos que han sido
frances y sinceros en- SUI exposition de he
chos, han sido considerados Y vistos como
muy radicales, locos ignorantes".
"sinembargo los actuales episodios po-
lftieos son mas interesantes y arroian ma
yor luz sobre Ia historic de Ia ocupacidn
britannica en- Ia India. Hesta el advent
miento de los ingleses ella, 6sta pensa
ba POGO en- su luturo; el pals sufria un
regimen medieval impuesto por el en-
perador Mogol Siendn IN esiado viciima
del otro. entraroa lrs romereiantes in
gleses"
Los seonteeilnientos de 1857 cIImi-
naron en- un moiin conoeido en- la histous
con el nombre Dc Ia ''SnbIeyaci6n de To-
Cipayos". Inuediatamente Ia India fu6
deelArada hajo eI dominic de Ia Corona
de InglsIerra La difunta reina Victoria
lanI6 una proelama que ha siio COMO Ia
copa de Tintalo para el pueblo indio.
Muebos leaders fusron staduz 4 Ia bora
De los cshonss Y volados con q dispsro".
Con sI dominic aSi obtsnido. el rspi-
tai ingl6s disninuy6 y eutouees esOs IN
tersses fueron Earaniizados por el guber-
no britlnico en- Ia India. Los ferroeaui-
les corrisron. Ins vapores HeEaron : hs
playas. las eseuslas iueroa abiertas para
eEear ayu8aaiss Y sirviebtes aptos. 50
introdsisro1 en- sl pals c1rtss del sistema
europe para adainistrar iususia-
alto prrciO. los rshEas"
Per IN moncnio a novedh1 BE- l1E
sparatus uerknicla diviTt5 al Tuebl,.
mueho- hieierun,tortanas y i2s sBtiglls
farniliss = aEruinaFoa"
Il tisiema de eiseaei5a. gfaeiss & e.
taSis,ss q aha iHieictaslsisi egno
Lord RiPoa , Beuiisk. sspsrti5 sa esef-
= srtsnaiia sn q srisuss his4a , ps@A-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-07
MURNRJf Ell INDUS EN- LA |SLA.
a dice Que ga encaRo con las gpenddS hezS nauaS de Puerto
ldostanico de mucha cultura, que vino la sa est.
Habla de las desdichas de su 2

mientos Duevos. La iuventud india acu-
di6 a las universidades inglesas, 4 las fa-
cuItades de leyes, medicina y estudios
clasicos Con verdadero buen &xito com
piti6 con la juventud inglesa en- los exd-
menes del servico civil, Por varios aios
el Senior Wranglership conocido como la
''Cinta Azul" de Inglaterra fue ganado
por jovcnes indostanos. El colegio de in
genieros llamado Coopeso Hill College
Sc abri6 costa de los contribuyentes
indoStdnicos fin dc formar ingenicros
para el servicio de la India, La juyentud
India tuvo complete bue2 exito.
"Inmediatamente Ia admission de estu-
diantcs indios fuG iimitada dos cada aho.
sicDdo de iovcnc, inll",.. Il uamcro M.
yor dc admitld0s
Los iuvepes iucII.Ius - Ia DttrltuFa
inGlesa, a 10 polltica y ID iilosotIa Que
daron olyidados. esperando dias de tutu-
ra gloria y regeneration. Por algin item
po convirtiose en- expression corriente la
Erase vor dispensaet6n dipina IngIaterro
go5terna Ia India.
La libertad de Ia prensa y de la pa
labra inconscientemente permitida por
el gobierno, permiti6 la protesta y el de,en
del gO5lergO prOpiO Muchos ingleses que
tomaron parte en- Ia protesta y auguraban
para Ia India un Consreso Nacional que
reprcsentase Ia opinion pdblica del ipais,
Ilevaron hasta cl gobierno de la IndiS 81,
aspiraciones en- forna representative
Una copia de las resoluciones fue enviada
al Virrey. y otra al Parlamento britinico.
Draaie 25 oa0s 50 han estaio enriando
sai'eifudcs ssperando rseibir iasi,eia y con
testae,on.
Sus solicitudes Gran.
l.-Reduecr6D de Ia pesada sarsa del
miliiarsmo.
2--Rciueei5n de Is tara eoDtributiva
sobre tierrAs y sal
J-SeParaei6n de las cori<s yuaicIales
y Elserairas.
4--Que los ezamenss del servicio civil
Sc hia1as sn l,ngaas rndia Z inglcsa. no
sH inglss EolaEe7lis.
5--E1tsnsldn Del go5isrno propio Iooal
y varias rsformss absosHtamente peoess-
riss al bien del pueblo indio".
~Pero I1s patriOsss iDdios eIamaban en-
Cd ,aeio. Los dias de sdplisas , peticionss
le,aa;ahAn dissnsiooes en- 81 Parlamsnto.
Ea 81 profando amor 4 Ia eonstituei5a
hrtanioa y eoa sineera soaGanaa sn 81
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