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BEADS, j WIN; TAILS, YOU LOSE.

LEADS, l 5NSlN; TAILS, SOU LOSE.
1t has been noted by the careful cb-
server probably, that, like the great
soldier he. is. the Colonel has not failed
to guard his rear in ill the desperate
charges he has made against en-
tronched Privilege. Take any ono OF
his speeches. or take them all, and SEQ
how clcverly he las turned all his
tricks without committing himself to
anything in particular.
1t is necessary to have Ma
tional control Of our natural
resources but there are points in
which this Governmental ala can best
be rendered by the states" Il hear lily
approve of State action where the
State only has tho power to act.' I'VE
of politics. but every special inter-
est is entitled TO ius.lhe---flll, fair and
I,eomplet.e. ~ I'VE gruage no man q for
tune which represents his own power
and sagadty." but the fortune must
I he honorably obtained and Well used
1 Il do not ask for over -centrallzation'
but ! do think that the bettesment
which we seek must be accomplished.
believe, mainly through The Nationa'
| Government"
\ The Colonel Is against the ricl
4 man; but he is not against the rict
man, unless he is a bad rtrh mar. ~
I is for the individual, and then, again
A he Is against him He il down On th
mob but lie ENCOURAGES the mob. u
Is stickler for the law. when the lay
is what he thinks IL ought to he. II
is for the Courts, but not when tn
{. Courts are not with him. He woIl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-04
WHAT s1Es1p DID FOR HIS PEOPLE.

WHAT SLENIP DID FOR HIS PEOPLE.
In view of the record prepared in
Washington of Bascomb Slemp's Con-
gressional activities, it cannot be fair
ly claimed that he has been "a howl
ing success in taking care Of the in
terests Of his constituents. Here is
the record Of the bills introduced by
Mr. Slemp. and what happened to them,
In the Goth and 61st Congresses In
which the people OF the Ninth District
have had the watchful care Of this
aspirant for continuance Of their
voting condolences:
III the Goth ConGrcns:
To authorize the President to APP.
poirs shorthand reporters for the
Courts of the United States.--FAILEP.
TO improve the Clinch River. Va
FAILED.
70 erect monument to VIM. Camp !
bell,--FAILED
To provide for the use Of a portion
of the reclamation fund for the drain
age of. certain lands In Virginia
FAILED.
TO establish sanatorium for dis
/ 'flTfg p
| Na.-,F'AILED,
10 improve Powell Riyer--I'A Y p
TO divide the State of Virginia lntc
three judicial districts--FAIL LED
To erect a public building at NOT
! ton,-FAILED y,
/ TO erect public building at Ahing,
/ don.-E'AIIED.
/ TO erect public building at Pulas
ki.-FAILED,
4 To incorporate the Mutual SAVING
4 Company of Washington, y -
q FAILED.
4 10 extend the tlmc for fling wa
4 claims-t' AILEI0. :
In the Glst ConEress,
10 enlarge public buildings at Ap
kingdom, ---FAILEP.
! 10 erect a monument TO Wm, camp
bell,--E'AII.ED.
FAILED. ),
TO appoint shorthand reporters 10
United states Courts,--FAlLEL'.
J TO divide the State OF Virginia int
j, three judicial districts ,--FAILEiD,
"A ro establish a sanatorium for asa
Mad yoiunteer soldiers at New Rive
|, WHITE Sulphur Springs.--FAILED
. 10 improve Powell River,--,FAlLEl
q TO make appropriation for drainal
!. of land in Yirginia.--FA ALLIED.
no erect a public building at Norto
9 Ya.--F AILEp,
q 10 establish an Experiment Static
d Let Norton.--FA
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The Chattanooga Times has SO far
declined to answer the very polite.
question we have asked it several
times why aid they close the soft drink
places In that town on the election day
when Patterson was SO thoroughly
beaten? 3
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II the Democratic party shall como
into control of the Government In.
1912 as pray God 1T may. there will be
such cleaning out Of the rascals as
was never known before In any civ
nized country,
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BEFoRE AND AFTER HE JOINED
llH ta..El.N piIE Nnn

THE MOD.
In September, 1896. Mr. Roosevelt
donirihuted a.yaiaahie article to@the
American Review of Reviews on the
suhiecr Of THE Presidency in the
Campaign of 1896" in which ne ex-
pressed himself strongly upon the sub.
iect OF the United States Supreme
Court in these words
"Furshermore. the Chicago Conven-
|tion attacked The Supreme Court
|AgAin this represents species of
utavism--that is. of recurrence TO the
ways or thought of remote barbarian
ancestors. sayases do not like an
Independent and upright judiciary,
They want the Judge TO decide their
way. and If he coesshot they want 10
behead him. s
Let US now appeal from Philip sober
40 Philip drunk and read In connec-
1ion with this stssement Of Mr.. Roose-
yslt. before he determined TO join the
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NAUTICAL problems.

appointment of Notary Public.
VIII you kindly inform me through
your valued mediums:
1. What State officer appoints nos
taries?
2. Is any knowledge OF law required
to gain such an appointment?
1. The Governor. I
2. No.
Church Of Joel Chandler Hnrris.
OF what church was Joel Chandler
Harris CUncle Remus) a member at
the time OF his death? G.
BAPTIST.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-04

Dukes OF Brittany. Tho. Austrian Ro-
hans have been settled in Austria since
the migration of the French aristocracy
Z the train of the royal princes Of
French Revolution at the close Of tho
eighteenth century. The head Of tho
trian title OF prince. or fuerst. and has
inherited the French titles OF Duke OF
Montbazon and of Bouillon, the latter
inherited from Godfrey de Bouillon, this
first Crusader King OF Jerusalem. Ha
Is also Prince de Rochefort. de Mon
tauban and de Guemenee: al Of them
the male line and recognized alike by
the French crown and by the. Austrian
government after the restoration OF the
Bourbons. The princes. sister Is tho
Duchess OF Madrid, widow OF Don
Carlos, the legitimist pretender to tho
Throne of Spain. and one OF his BROTH
1ers, Benjamin dc Rohan. popularity
known as "Baby Rohan" on account
Of his huge bulk. came to this country
ties, and drifted lower and lower. into
a state of utter restitution. but finally
found employment in New York as
waiter. In a Second Avenue restaurant
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-04

AS to our charge that THE Original
Thirst" was born in Charlotte. N. c..
The Observer Of that city replies. after
the manner Of a sheriff's return. MOT
to be found in our county'-at least
Theoretically" The Observer will DO
us the credit of saying that we did
not accept the statement OF the New
York Sun that Alcohol was vas. born orr IN
Mecklenburg, but that we distinctly
affirmed that THE Original Thirst
was born there. and we do not believe
that the Observer will deny this i'm,
| peachnent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-04

On Friday. the highest temperature
in Richmond was II degrees. and the
lowest temperature IS. In Charleston.
the highest temperature was "a, and
the lowest so. why didn't all Of the
salemanders come up among these
heaven kissed hills and get cooled off?
And the railroad faro was SO low, only
$3.50 for both ways.
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N. B-There was nothing in the
original draft of the Coloners speech
about Mr.. Taft, or even remotely re-
ferring to him and his work for tariff
revision; but 1T must be said, in JUS
:ice 10 the Colonel-Heayen knows we
would not do him the least injustice
because he is so unjust to himself.
rltat he did actually commend the
President for' hrs suggestions about
q tariff commission and COMMUNICATED
him upon his negotiations with for
eign countries to bring about tariff
agreelnents. This sop Is said to have
been thrown out in 'Insurgent terri
tory on purpose, and with the APP
proval of both Senator Dolliver and
Mr. Hubbard After his commenda
|:tion OF the President, the Colonel did
not forget to add that the amendment
proposing TO provide for such COM
mission in the original bill when the
tariff bill was under consideration in
the Senate was introduced by your
own senator here. present-senator
Dolliver." Which was Very near
equivalent TO saying, the Presi-
dent advocated a tariff commission
from the beginning, but Dollyer, my
old friend, Dolliver. the lnsurgent, in
whom and in whose ike my hopes
are stayed, Dolliyer was The begin
ning.p
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-04

Mathematician Problem,
w. r. M, of Shippers, will note that
we do not answer queries as to mathe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-04

Fancy Work Mt State Fair.
Please tell me to whom must write
in regard to entering fancy work at
the State Fair in October
MRS w L. TODD.
Write to Manager Mark r. Lloyd,
Virginia State Fair Association. Rich.
inonda. asJs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-04

Princess Louise Of Belgium does not
appear to be by any means out OF the
woods from financial point OF view.
in spite OF the very large sums that
with the terms of the compromise OF
the disputes in connection with the
disposition Of the great fortune OF her
father. the late King Leopold Tor
dered against her by. the Bayarian trib-
unals at Munich in consequence OF her
failure to pay several notes Tor con,
siderable amounts. to- which she mao
in Paris, and steps have been taken
to have the Judgment OF the. Munich
courts rendered operative IN France.
be gazetted as captain general and col
onel- in chief of the so-called Honor
able Artillery Company which claims.
and Justices It's claim. to. have the
tary corps. in the world, Its history
dating from the reign of William Ru-
fus, when certain London citizens band,
ed themselves together as an armed
chants from the gangs of robbers who
/ then infested the METROPOLIS The first
charter of Incorporation Of the com
pany bears. however the date OF Az.
Henry viii. to the "overseers of tho
(! Fraternity or Guylde of st. George. for
| the encoura ment OF the Science OF
| Artillery, that Is to-wft. for Long
Bowes. Cross Bowes and Hand-Gonnes'
I! etc"
/ Until the reign OF Charles /. the
! Lord Mayor and Aldermen nominated
/ the officers. But. after some DISPUTE.
| that monarch issued an order In coun-
Gil by which it was ordained that the
sovereign should appoint the captain
| general, and that the members them
selves should choose all other ofncers;
This system of election lasted until
1.-the early part OF last century, wnen
the appointment OF officers was vested
! in the crown.
| 1t was a member of this company.
Robert Reayne. friend and comrade
| of the poet Milton, who. having emil.
grated in 1858 to America founded
! "The Ancient and Honorable ARTILLERY
ICompany of Massachusetts" which Is
now the Oldest military association IN
the United States
The military history OF the London
ARTILLERY Company includes service at
the time Of the Spanish Armada and
4 frequent responses to summons on the
part of the Lord Mayor OF London and
OF the crown, in suppressing riots In
the METROPOLIS: while nearly the entire
force took part in the war In South
4 Africa. where is lost a number of mer
t and officers The regiment consists Of
II two four-gun batteries OF horse artil'
lery and battalion OF infantry. The
uniform Of the artillery Is practlcallN
the same as that of the Royal Horse
) Artillery while that Of the infantr.
!. is almost Identical with that OF tn
Grenadier Guards,
/ ! Copyright, 1910, by the BTentWoo'
NJ ma n s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-04

wickersham was surprised to see
that Alaska was not "the little place"
he expected to tinl it, but he dis
covered an empire We are not sur
prised at this, as Wickersham has
been living in New York. We doubt
that he has ever been south of the Po-
tomac River; certainly, from the way
he has treated John $. Mosby' he goes
not. know Virginia.
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Daily Queries and Answers
all this Query Editor,
coins
stamps valued and dealerss names will be given.

Value OF Coins.
Mr.. =. B. Rhoades will note that we
make 1t a rule not to answer questions
as to the value of coins.
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THE COLONEL on TIE TARIFF.

j
Falls-the Mecca of American married
people who hold to the view expressed
sby the Colonel touching the square
deal in another matter-"for fair play
under the present rules Of the game"
and "for having those rules changed
80 as to work for more substantial
equality OF opportunity" and the rest.
1t might have been thought by
those who have faith in the Coloners
tmpetuous courage that he would have
selected Yesterdays opportunity OF
Sdeclaring himself on the great Aineri-
can evil of divorce, seeing that he has
s1tidled upon his. soul unremitt!ngic care
OH the morals of his people; but upon
ne fearful turpitude of this Ameri-
can habit, this whiteesouled, high.
,spirited. invincible guardian of the
morals of the American nation, this
very desperate of virtue, opened not
lhas mouth The number of divorces
lin the United States from 1857 10
1900 was 945,625. and the rate Of d.
.yorce per 100000 population during
the Colonel's Presidency was rs per
cent. vet the Colonel did not carry
the war into Africa" at Sioux Fans
Yesterday, but contented himself
rather with discussing the tariff, which
he did not touch even with thousand
Moot pole during the seven years when
!. ri lro q
Colossus and petty men walked under
lhis huge legs and peeped about. many
of them to find dishonourable graves
s(With apologies to Shakespeare")
What did he do with 1t?
Nothing, absolutely nothing.
what new idea did he advance abou
1t?
None.
What did he say about II?
Nothing in particular.
Did he mention Mr.. Taft and hi
Efforts to have the tariff revised?
No.
What did he say?
ilThis and only this: 81 think the
THE present tariff IS Deste" 1hall III
last and considerably better than Il,
one before the last; but it has certain
~ failed to give general satisfaction
That would not have sounded nearl
30 important If he had not said Z,
think"
How would he go about reformiln
the tariff?
A schedule at time.
Was that his original idea?
No. That was Mr.. Tafts suggestion
expressed several weeks ago.
What machinery would he use Il
the purpose of carrying out his pole
OF reforming the tariff?
A commission.
Was that an original idea with hin
No. Mr.. Taft hess not .pnly sugges
ed such a commission, but has actua
ly appointed the commission.
Did he mention Mr.. Taft.
No.
N. B.-There was nothing in Il
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We cannot say surely that the man
who wrote for the Review of Reviews
in 1896 knew it was false" when he
wrote 1t, IA "a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-07
PURA AMENTE LOCAL,

En- la olicina lie obstrva-
clones del tempo h4torma-
ron eeta mallana que el fen6-
memo dr aver habia ~ido pm
ramentc local no lIeganllo al
sur &c la isla y lilnitandoSc i
una partc dc la costa nortc.
Que en- Cagnas no Sc habia
sentido cI tempo tuertr ! -
10 alguna llNia y cn Ponce
nadia.
FL servi,io relegrllico s.
g''la interrunlpido completa-
mcnte d las l. del dia DC hoy
y Sc lnlorma que anochc 4 las
& no Sc podia comunicar con
mlchas es1arione~ de LII i~la.
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Attractive surtido.

De rcgrcSo dc los l..s.ados Unidosj
Ia representative lei acreditado es-1
teblcciniento Las .Noredades, ha|
conplcl;,lo I'M magnifico surtidoa
tte cllalito sc cllcnentra de atll, /, ne-a
cesalio en- aquella inlpoltante plaza.
Pedilos hccho9 i Europa est;in lie
e;lndo talni'tcn en- caa:l vapos y todo
etanto eAl]a cl mas rciinado gusto v
/, mas rsqli,lta fantasia Sc cncuen-t
lra en- q c~iahlccmiento de moda de-
E, 'n!J;,d ArornoS i cabeza. perfu,
nerla ,mnrhles para eabinctes y to-.
ca'l"r lapa blanca para sehoras se-
holltaS Y nlnas, somijrcroS, paraguas
y sonibrllE,S, rclojcS, macctas de flo. !
res, llstlras de marmol, bltcuIt q
terra Gotta, cstuchcs. allombras, ju-
quotes, vajilla dc crist.ll y lie plata
sc cnclcntla i prccios convenientes
en cl e>lablccinllcnto lie la calle de
san Francisco Or,len 5 por correo
y1clo@r.tio. ScWclo pf9nto J cuida.l
dps0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-07
CABLES De HOY;


~" 49, ~! - 'l'iiSiiib'. !. -
Mlenlras Ml. Roosevelt prolun cia
ba un discurso N Fargo, { Oak. J
tuf interrumpi'lo por un honlbre d,.
Ia mulllud el cual pre4unlo puien
llahia pseads los gastos de su vialo
Mr. Ro- sevelt co5iest" que habian
Sido suiraga.los por el "OutIopl> :.
Fl desconocilo encarandose con cl
eX@prcsldente le apostroti, dic'tnd"-
lie que era un clnbuslero. Mr.. Poo
sevel, eogio al inoporruno por c, bra
70 derecho di>locdndo>elo. Mr.. Roo
sevelt eNplico que su actiud airads
obrleci@ al tenor de que pndiera ha-
Der c>t:do armada I illentara a.r,.-
drle.
Comnnican d. Paris que Mad Gu
ri' pretende habel oblrni'lp radio pu-
r0.
Conlunitan dc I.spana que el 81
CanaleiaS declare que ,n l5arc,. ona
reina colnplela lranqniiidad. Los
Ine.@ulslaS st lnanll,.ncn Ell actilud
pacllica. Narios e,cuadrpncs de ca
h.,lleria custodian las iu"ss t"Iegrdti
cas- j ea'aciones y lincas islrcas. II
senior Canaleias dice que la maNori
de los obreros iynola IA ral"n dc Ia
hurlya y obedeccn la ordrn por tr-
NOR. Cree que q movilnen1o 6, Pc
ili'o pc" que los republicanos no
ll'nrn parlielpacion.
n olirial alenlan ha si,lo d,leni,u
en- terrilolio lnglt,. Crte>, que e,
u'l espia.
I'll sibado tucron cFns,atedoe eli
Italia | ! cssos de c"Iera ! $ deiun
Clones
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-07
A NUtS1ROS LECTORES

\ rallsa de no habcr trac-
cion electrical por cfecto del
nal tempo nos vcmoS obli-
gados ii ofrcccr dos paginas.
lcnitndo para clio que ulili-
zar la mano del tipograi'o y
los antignos aparatos sde Va,
truyendo cl paso de NelllcllloS
Y pcrSOnaS.
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.BANDERAS AMERICANS,

De lana. para elificios pubIicos Y
privados eu vaios Iana nos. Para
manifestations, en- su> astas, desde
- centayos doeena. Tela de bande-
ras para adornos de balconies. 4 j
centavos vala todo 10 necesario
para h conteccion de cstandartes.
Il NZtR OTERo, Ponce, Puerto
Rico
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-07
Ultima hoIa.

Hoy i la l.35. rcribimos "a
slgnienle de>pacho de la of
Gina del Wather Bureau:
NV a>hington Scpticmbrr I.
Tormelta tropical dc considc
rable intcnsidad cer.a del Slll
dc Puerto Rico. moviendos,
hacla eI oe-tt cllal'to al norle.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-07

mellt, IL la prosiiuiilad h.l
rtlnu .ia o.a>innado mlynre,
dIiln- Se r,iIrrda que Ell
pa~ada- fpra> y 81 nlras
s-a~ipt> ~ ,ue ham pa~a
do ri-I.nc, pOr rcn,a de- Ia
i>la. - iia s1hid0 con murhas
horaS IT, anteriori,lad Ii for
marion \ mar.lla del f.ll~me
iio.
Fl lu'ilmiaic L.. Il f...-l,a
ia ruI construction DC Ia =.
n nllmrro.,;. lie Ia calle 4
la Fortaleza cayi n',tero oh :
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-07
MAS No TAS DEL C|CLON

''i'S - y nv - ~ VI 1Ou
La casa de- don Santos Fl
lippl slillada crrca del pucnte
ID san .lulonio. la sidu DIES
tcchada '.l 81 parte posterlor.
FL balloon dc la casa dondt
los tabapl'ros. Mon ll9, dt
Puerta 'ir Ticrra tienen srl.
centro, iar destroZado por e
temporal.
Tamhn.n sullio averias dt
consideration Ell cl tccho. i;
casa de don Manuel Gomez
Tizol. luerla dc TERRA.
InMa la Inca de 1cltfono>
! desde IIato Rcy Il San .Iual
csla en- el Suelo. Parccr que
los poStes solo e>peraban III
vlcnlo Ilerle para cacr>e. In
algnna~ parties imitan los hi
los la serpentlna del carna
val. \ medic dia Sc restable
.cio palte del scrvirio.
Los arboleS dc almendro.
lnaga y o1ros dtbiles han cal-
90 rotoS por sIl tronro y al
gunos mas lnertes ham sido
arrancadoS 'lr laiz.
La Inca del trolley ha >u-
trido mlrllo rn la iona inlnc-
data i'll pncnte dc san Anto-
MO. la cstan rcparando deS-
de tcmprano y Sc cree que cs.
Ia 1ardc q'ledara al ~clvirio
del plillico.
La casa grande situada en-
tre las irllad;ts l6 y media. y
Il pcrdio partr del techo en-
81 partr Norle.
na casa Ell construction
cn los trirtno@ rrrcanoS de la
plaza del mereado Ell Santur,
&c lnt dellibada por complete
"El Condado solo slfri0 da-
nos considerablcs en- las pal
mas dc roco~ y arboles Fruta.
les. dcslroZado> en- la mayor
partc. Las casaS ca>i todas dc
concrete. no han eNpcrimrn.
tado aNerla~.
No ,e tirnea noti,.ias de-
dcSgracia personal algllna.
no de los allton6Nilc, que
haccd ScrNicio dc Sanlurcc Il
csta cilldad esl;lba dctenido
en- Pucrta dc TERRA t'rcntc i
la tabaqucria La Colr1iva.
l.sla mallala tlaba iarun pur
-acarlo dc III clmria.
POGO mas ALA dc La Cole !,
liva csta abandonado I'm an.
toni6N il rojo.
10, cnlplcad"~ que no pu.
dieron cunSe"llir cu'hc r>la
malana Nini"ron I pie i san
Juan rilmplicndo sn deher.
MntliaS car;ls rono'lda. vi
mos e-la lnalIana rr.prrltlldo
la '.alrtlcra para yer los cleo.
los dol temporal. l'.hrr elias
las haba dc mllrlacha> agra,
ciata- 10 Inc da Sielnpr,. Ia
nola mas silnpalira de- loda
novcdad.
En- alglna> parles la rarrc-
terra ,'-la elll,icrla dc ranGi~
ilc ;lrholcs. Los alamhrr> del
lclciouo han >idn r,roiidn>
para qlIc 10 ointclrnmpiaIan a
IIa~o
Ii primer lum'i"nari" on
,inlos r>ta maillna cn auto
n6t il rqorri,lido III ,.arrelcra
Illt Il ~. Wilson. ronIi>iunad"
l,i lHIrrior.
.lum ciIando II rirntn 50
,lahl ron ba-!anlr fllrrza y
Il agla Gaia ii iorrolIfe~ MI
has personals 10 rrrHrfon III
-all~aFan cso- ri,:nrnl,,~ ln>
lano- quc hcnuos rclacinnad".
in dIda por que aqni rn San
nan apcna> - siellt,.n e,ta
la~c d. frn0menos.
No> informan qli" aver tar
e nu - tenia molici1 aI@nna
liriaI 'lr. que uli NAL Temp
, aproyimara
La oIirina 'I,'I ticnp1 d'ria
llc rSperaba nDticiaS I Was-
inginn.