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Republican farmer., 1919-07-11
NATION WIDE CAMPAIGN FOR
 p, F, CHURCH

Plans are under way throughout the whole Protestant Episcopal Church in America to launch in the fall @ Nationwide Campaign.
 It is planned in this campaign to reach every diocese. every parish and every member in the whole church.
 The purpose of the campaign is not primarily financial but it is to stimulate the interest of the people of the church and to strengthen the weak spots and enlarge the vision of the members of the church.
 A Central Committee has been formed with headquarters in New York City.
 Rev. John N. Lewis. D. D., rector of St. Johns Church, Waterbury. who has been appointed by the Bishop of the Diocese as chairman of the Diocesan Committee. Rev A. c. Co., Coburn of St. James Church. Dan- bury. was elected secretary. The exc cutive committee is co.nposeG of Mrs. F e cheson of Middletcwn. MT. Bur- ton Mansfield of New Haven, Rev. Ernest Rfisi and Mir. Charles A. Pease of Hartford together with the chair man and secretary.
 The secretary of the committee has sent out to every parish forms for a survey of parochial conditions which are to be returned immediate ly to the secretary. When these re- ports have been collected a survey of the conditions of the diocese vii. be made, together with recommends tons as to special needs for strength entng and enlarging the work in the dioeese with recommendations to the General Committee for their appro- val.
Republican farmer., 1919-07-11
ITALY DEPENDS
 MORE AND MORE
 ON ELECTRICITY

- Rome, July 10-Italy's lack of coal has forced her to depend more and more upon electric power Dur ing the period of 1914 to 1918 more than one hundred million dollars was expended on water power cleo tric plants by electric companies in Turin and Milan.
 1taly's annual consumption of coal reaches 12,0OO,0O0 tons. For all of it she is dependent upon either England or America The war naturally made the transportation of it a difficult problem so Italian engineers were forced to build large hydro-electric stations. Italy could save at least three-fourths of her coal consump- tion, by using her water power ac- eord;ng to Signor Maffeo PantaIeoni, engineer and dean of Italion econo- nlists. Much of it remains undevelop- sd.
Republican farmer., 1919-07-11

Moore, Chester Moore and H. C. Mo- Collam.
 Alvin Treadwell oldest son of the late Aaron ~Treadwell, was in town last Saturday and paid a visit to the family homestead in hometown now
 owned, by Albert Williams. Since he left Bedding forty years ago MT. Treadweu has been a resident of
 Knoxville, Ky. His wife died about two weeks ago.
 Three-year-ol Doris Dudley, who ! if, staying with her folks at the Ridge 1gold Inn, was so captivated with her experience as a guest at Master John Mabrey's recent birthday party that iShe insisted on giving party of her
 own which should be a replica of the other, birthday cake, guests and
 everything. Her elders thought the idea perfectly cunning and lovely and so the party was held last Saturday with much attendant juvenile happi- ness.
 | School Supervisor Morris, whose dis trict includedI this town, has resigned and is taking a summer course at Co., lumbia University. The State Board | Of Education has not yet announced
 the appointment of his successor l The creditors of the former Far
 mers' Dairy Co. are wondering at the delay Tn the sending of the new share certificates or the cash which they agreed to accept in settlement of the old obligations. These details were
 supposed to have been adjusted by July ]. While there is surprise, how ever, there is particular worry Albert Bigelow Paine with his daughter Joyce and Miss Mildred Barnett have gone to Provincetown
 for a brief sojourn to be followed by a spell of camping out.
 The sight of a large airplane flying northward over the Ridge attracted much attention last Sunday Harold Sanford of iladelphia is spending a weeks vacation with his parents in Pleasant Valley. Charles Archer has removed from Sunset Hill to South Norwalk where i he is employed on railroad job Miss Catherine Barnett, who re- | gently finished her junior year at Wellesley College, is at the home of her parents in hometown.
 Miss Margaret Kane is the guest of her sister, Mrs. w. E. Fletcher, at the latter's summer home on the Ridge Milo Osborn is putting in Miss J. H. Sanford's hay crop and Joseph Sullivan is performing a like service 1 for H. Sanford Osborn.
Republican farmer., 1919-07-11
DEW

The Devon Improvement Associa- ton is planning to have one of their famous outings some day during the first week of August. This Is an annual affair and is looked forward to with interest by the members and their friends.
 The real estate firm of c. O. Mat thews & Son Is once more enjoying the service of the junior member of the firm. William Matthews, who has recently been discharged from ser vice. With the boom in real estate in Devon it is believed that he will devote his entire time to the busi- ness. The firm has disposed of a number Of lots during the past month to parties who intend to build in the near future.
 The work of paving is progressing favorably on Naugatuck avenue where a large force of men are engaged in preparing the roadway for the con- crete base. The Connecticut Co. has a large force of men relocating and repairing their tracks from Bridge port avenue to the creek.
 Dr. L. J. Pons, who has been act Ing dS InSulCal examiner during the absence of Dr. W. J. Fischer in the army will relinquish his duties when Dr. Fischer resumes practice on July 12.
 Dr. Fischer was stationed at U. S. General Hospital No. 3 in New York city for the last few months and has now been discharged from service. At present he is enjoying trip to Washington, D. C., with his fam fly.
Republican farmer., 1919-07-11
BUYS TWELVE CHAPLINS.

The negative rights to the twelve Mutual-Chaplin comedies have been acquired by the Clark Cornelius Corporation and that new edition of the famous series will be issued in the fall through Exhibitors Mutual The principal figures in the deal are William J. Clark, presi- dent of Exhibitors Mutual Distribut- ing Corporation, and II. C. Corne- Illus. vice president of Exhibitors Mutual
 The Clark Cornelius Corporation has been organized with . capital stoclsyof s$75o. 900.
Republican farmer., 1919-07-11
MILFORD NEWS

Champion Matthewson has been made full professor of the Metallurgy ana Autobiography and head of that department at the Sheffield Scientific School Professor Matthewson is the oldest son of Superintendent of Schools H. L. Matthewson and he was graduated from Shelf. in 1902. Alter his graduation Professor Matthewson was an instructor at Yale and then went to the Massa achusetts Institute of Technology after which he studied in Europe for a year and returned to Yale where he received his Ph. D.
 The candidacy of Charles L. De- herty of Walnut Beach for the nom- ination for the position of town clerk on the Republican ticket this fall is giving the managers of the party in this town constd erable uneasiness. MT. Doherty is a. hustler and usually gets what he wants, and says that he intends to do so this time.
 The Charles L. Doherty Association has been formed with members in every section. of the town and they intend to make a thorough canvass of the Republican voters ia favor of their candidate.
 Seaside avenue from the center to Fort Trumbull Beach is torn up pre- paratory to laying the much needed permanent pavement. This a part of the program endorsed by the last town meeting and the contractors are pushing the work so as to have it completed before the cold weather.
 Rear lights will not be required in the future on automobiles which are parked over night in the well lighted section of the center of the town. ac- cording to 8 ruling recently made by the police commissioners. Formally all cars found without lights were tagged by the police and the owners were obliged to report to the police station. The law provides that where there is light enough to see cars for a distance of 100 feet 1t is not necessary to leave them lighted. In other cases 1t is necessary to leave rear and one front light.
Republican farmer., 1919-07-11
LOSS OF SOCIAL
 PRESTIGE DRIVES HUNS TO SUICIDE

Geneva, Ju1y 9-Sufcides among the German officers are, increasing alarmingly, especially in z Prussia, where the number of suicides is 38 per cent more than before it became known that former Emperor William was to be placed on trial by the Al. lies. according to Munich newspapers The wives of officers are also report ed to be taking their own lives The increase in the number of suicides is attributed. not only to patriotic despair, but to the loss of the offic- CTS past social position.
Republican farmer., 1919-07-11
DENY TROOPS WILL OCCUPY
 UPPER SILESIA

Paris. July 10-Reports received from German sources that American troops would occupy upper Silesia were denied in American circles here today. A member of the American peace delegation characterized the re- ports as perfect rubbish
Republican farmer., 1919-07-11
-275 ALPINISTS
 REPORTED DEAD

Geneva, July 1o.---Since the end of hostilities. 275 Alpinists have been killed in the central Alps The fatali- ties have been unusually heavy, con- sidering the restrictions still placed on mountain climbing During the present year there have been 26 as- cents of Mont Blanc. chiefly by Amer ica1 and British officers.
Republican farmer., 1919-07-11
TO INVESTIGATE
 FIUME TROUBLE

Paris, Wednesday, July 9-Major General Charles P. SummeraH and other members of the commission ap- pointed to investigate the trouble be- tween Allied troops and Italians at Plume, will confer with the supreme council of the peace conference to- morrow and will leave immediately afterward for the Adriatic.
Republican farmer., 1919-07-11
Madame Desiree Lubo

Madame Desiree Lubovska, the noted dancer, whose engagement al the Hippodrome, New York last sea- son added considerable distinction .o that popular playhouse. has been seizl ed in the tentacles of the film octo- pus and is doing her first moving pic ture.
Republican farmer., 1919-07-11
MINERS TO RESUME WORK,

Paris, July 10-The coal miners of central and southern France today de- cided to resume work Friday. The differences between the miners and their employers were adjusted through the arbitration of the minis try of labor.
Republican farmer., 1919-07-11
VICTORY PARADE TAX.

Paris. Wednesday, July 9-ThA Chamber of Deputies unanimously passed a bill today imposing q tax of eighty per cent. on all profits reaIi6sd by owners of buildings from che rentals of the windows and balcon3o6
Republican farmer., 1919-07-11

The fashionable way to go back to the soil, Is to serve five o'clock tea andswafers on the cottage porch
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-24
SECCION EDITORIAL
Ia E DE

turiOSu. arra>Ura tres vcceS ell tOrno dc las mufallaS
de Troya el catlaNer de Hector. Hacc Va. mas de
mn Si"lo que fueron lecapitadoS los cadavereS dc
.IlidaiuU \ los demaS Padres de la Patrla. para eN-
hibir >!> caheZa> como trOfeOs Ell los @ariloS Tel
Castillo dc Granadita>. DeSde cntonceS no Sc ha,
ba repetidu en MEXICO >uccSo Semejantr. ESta eS,
p%cS. en- rc>umen Ia impression que prevalecc, eli
medic Il tanta> duda>. Y cn general no hay QUEEN
~ cun,rnc ron funiada >evcridad 81 ri@or lmpia,
cable con one 50 hi %nroccdido cn cSta Vez.
Todavia, rn los monicntoS de cScrlblr estaS
liuca> Fl cable nos amuncia que en- Ncracruz ACADIA
lie ser ricrutaGo 81 ';ral. Alvarez. que fue hecho
pri>ionero Ell 81 combatc. ' este contribuIc Il au-
mcItldr las dIdaS rcSpccto Il la fortaleza del gobIcr-
no. H~calmcntc no rcnia ningIm obleto raclonal III
moral cl fu>ilamicnt" del Oral. Alvarez. deSpucs
dc la mucrfc del General Blanquct. Tn @obierno
fucrlc no hubicra dcrramado una sofia gotta mas
lie >angrc. dcSputS dc nm triunfo politico Y militar
ian reSonante como 81 que 81 pregona. A>l pucS.
>u1onicnd" tod" cyacto. Carranza 50 ha rNccdldo,
\ ESQ mi<rlo dcInue>rra que no ticnc dominic nj So
brc II mi>m".
Nos apcua y nos c"ntriSta lcncr que comcntar
y >utlravar <iIcc<o< ,c cSta indole. Ojala \ que
r>tn< sean los ultimo>. y no trmgamo> que ronSi",
mar novrGade> de repre>aliaS harbaras Y lie successes
auilUgo>. Pasta Va dc Sangrc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-24
ACTUALIDADES EXTRANJERAS
LA SUERTE DE TUROUIA

nera a los autoreS responsableS de
los a~Sesinatos. de las deportaciones,
de las torturas Y de los pillajeS.
En- efecto. Ia estricta justicia 10 ext
giria. Pero Ia question no podria
presenrar ningin'intereS practice en-
tanto que no Sc haya degrade hacer-
lie sufrir al Kaiser Ia pena capital.
Tn simple soldado frances culpable
de I'M asesinato o simplementc sor-
prendido en- flagr4nte dellto dc pi-
llaje Sc hallaria bien SECURE de Ia
Suerte que tendria que correr: Con-
sejo de Guerra y peloton de ejecu-
ciCn. Pero parece que para el kai-
ser Sera ~necesario un alto tribu-
nal eSpecialmente constituido-y aun
no Sc cSta bien SECURE por ahora.
Il pesar del informe. notable 'desde
todcS puntos de vista del senior de
LaDradelle. de que csc tribunal ten
"a jUridicamente 81 derecho de pro-
~nunciar una sentencia que le .inf!iJa
un caStigo a csc antique porta-coro-
ma: cuando mas pcdra denunciar a
Guillermo Hohenzollern 4 la eXcecra-
cior universal. 10 que constituiria. Sc
gun 10 aseguran varioS graves juris-
riStaS. un caStigo terrible. Ahora
bien, eSta perfectamente comproba-
do que ese Guillermo es responsible
de los asesinatoS de los armeniCS tan
TO como dc Il declaration de guerra
y de las atrocidades cometidaS du-
rante las h~ostilidadeS. 1Por que cas-
tigar a Enver baja. por ejemplo, :
dejar tranquilo al cX-haiser?
No hablemos. pueS. de castigos
perSonaleS para c~ualqulera de quien
pueda tratarse. antes de que el
Kaiser maya sido llevado a comparecer
ante un Consejo dc Guerra: atcnga-
monos al castisc potitico que debe
HERR a Turquia sin piedad. reiegan-
dola 4 la condicion de pueblo infe-
rior que es la Que lie corresponds.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-24
MERCADO CON BELGICA
Mexico puede tenerlo con
muchos de sus produc-
tos nGutraleS

CIUpAD DE MENlC0. AoriI 20.
-ScgIn informes que Ia S%ccrctar1a
dc industrial Y Concrete ha dado d
ccnoccr. en- B1lgica Sc necesitan mu-
cho> de los articuios que antcS sc ia
jricab&n Y Sc e~Xportaban en- grandc
~cscala.
La destruction que los pruSlanos
hicicroH de las faoricas belgas en- ge-
neal. po7c ahora d este pals en- Ia
necesidad de procurarSe fuera TODD
10 one antes tcnia en- casa con abru-
maGora abundancia.
\ este respCcto hablase DC qIe
Mexico puede enviar a Belglca mu-
cho. de Sus productos racionaleS. no
preciSamente fabricados. sino mate
rias arimaS Tue ALA tienen II de-
manda inGiscutible ( inaplazsble.
Una de las m~ercanciaS que Bclgi-
ca ~neceSita con mayor urgencia son
pieles Y cueros. de has cuaieS MeNl-
co puede enviar grandes cantidades
q pesar de TODD 10 Que eXporta a los
EStados Unidos.
Para toda suerte de detalleS sobre
81 particular los in~tcresadoS pucden
dirigirSe a Ia Secretaria dc Industrial.
Deearamento de Comercio Exterior
Dice II misma Se%cretaria que otro
&c los rroductoS nacionales que en-
cStos momcntoS tiene una gran de
marda en- Ci cXtranJero. cSpeciaiGlcn-
te en los Estados Unidos. es la raiz
dc 2~acaton. soprc la cUal sc cstaE
paeando precios eNtraordinarioS en-
Jas plaza< de Nueva York, Nueva
Orleans. Filadelfia Y algunas otras
que sc han dirigido tambien q Ia Sc
c-etaria de Agriculture para que
les informe Sobre el particular Y sir
VI DC intermediaria entire los eXpor-
tadores nueStros Y los importadores
de aqueila importante plaza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-24

La rmoriouautc uuticia lie IL muertr Y decapi-
tayi,n del General Blanguct. -. en- Sohra de razon.
eli tenn: dr p~alpitante actualidad. Dcbelnos pucS..
dctliclrlc nur>tra atcnci"n Y harer alugno> comenta-
rios >oj,rc. Ell >ucc>o y los procedimientoS ScguldoS
Dor las autUridaie> carranciSta>. y por ei miSmo
CarranZa. En- las c>peluZuantc$ Y contradIctorlaS
n~oticia< publicada> por la preII>a de Mexico. cul-
NINA IN lric"rama lie Carranza, autoriZando Ia
pHhihiriun lie la cahrZl del Gral. B%lanquct. E>tn
t. vcrladeramcntc peno>O para nm pueblo cIFlIlzatto.
FL .Irfr &c I'm "obicrno en- pleno >iglo veintc. N"
drbr auturizar iamiS la proclamation tie un cada-
yer. ESQ - ,ieno de los cruclc> berbcri>co> dc los
si1In> mr~iiuvalc>. Los cantore> anun1moS dci no
rau~rrn. incitarIan con este hechu Il mon>truo>a>
rrpreSalia<. JIarcz no mIndo. no huhicra manda.
do iam;3< ,~iccapitar ct cucrpo de MaNmillIail". nj
hubirr-I aulorizado una cXhibiciUu >cmcIantc. Ha>-
II la mucrtc del anragoni>ta para PregonarSe ven
ccl"r. La decapitacion ' 10 que ~ mas cruel III
cXhibiciGn. u" acreiitau al g"hicrmo nj tie fucrte. III
d. bumanit,rir ! honorable. Comprcndcmo> y
cyrliramn> que nm cadivcr ~ cNp"nga Il Ia VISTA
del pIblicu. para iIrutitir.rio. para dcmo>trar oh
iclivamcm1c I'm hrch". La mi>ma or'tcnanzi /"
prrlicnr como mrdida dr discipline ' lie romproba-
ci,n. Pcro la moral mas rudimcutarla Ihdlca y
nrdrua Que ~ rc>petc la mucrte dc los encmI@o>.
W M cStamo> en- los ticmpo> cn que .AquIlc> vic
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-24
JEFES MUERTOS
Lo fueron en- "Las Estacas'
dos antiques jefes
alriazaniStaS

LAREDO. TEXAS, abril 22.-Se
han recibido en- esta ciudad noticlas
confirmadas de Ia muerte de dos je-
fes revolucionarios Que militaron Il
las ordenes de Juan Andrew Almazan
Y que segun parece, Sc hablan sepa-
RADIO de dicho jefe, v pretendian acer-
carse a la frontera.
Las noticias llegadas de Guerre-
TO. dicen que Modesto Garcia Cava-
EOS. IN .iefe carrancista de los que
operan en- ell Estado de Tamaulipas,
do aviso de haber tenido IN encuen
tro con un pequeno grupo de revolu-
cionarios en- un punto dominado LAS
Estacas" V que en- tai e%ncuentro mu-
rieron los .iefes felicistas Eliezer Zu-
nigga V Gabriel Gonzalez. juntamente
con dos hombres que los acompana-
ban en- calidad de ayundantes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-24

p AyyrtGHicrto mctropojfnno. NJ
c,oj Sc Jc hdn usqGdo mwchGs cirt"-
Jc> nor todo crircmo ncceSGriGs a los
,nG,tcu;caiox. tales como competCs-
cjg n hororobilidad. no Sc ic podrG nc
oor up dcscnfrenado amor ol ortc,
yrC pdsiou ioc0 por Ia mdSicc. m en-
t.SiG@ro dcsbordantc poF q "hcit
~costc."
Este no.U incUgnrorSc On Mcylco
| upg ~teuayorada de opera que conSf'-
tuirG upo dc los m0gorcS ocontcc'-
mipeios dc Ia riGr nrtiSticG Hacioadt.
Apurecca en- ei clcnco dc esq COM
yo1ir ~cstupeudo. ucda mcpoS q"c Ca
rsso. la Barricatoa. Tito R"fio. Ia
Music y "tutti qpontj."
80" y.,' =. t.nn,,o,oJo yc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-24
MEGA Bella KUN QUE hAlA
CAiDO Ell GOBIERNO DEL
SOVIET HUNGARO
Teksrcnc E.pseiol para !: P9EESA-

NUEVA YORK, Abril 22.-un CD
blegrama de Ultima bora reclbido de
Viena dice CUE Bella Kun. et Minis
tro de Relaciones hungaro. al ser
preguntado por t~elefono acerca de IL
exactitud de las noticias r~eferentes
2 que 81 sobierno hingaro del Soviet
habia caido. las neg6 e~nfaticamenre
Y agrcg6 que los hungaros estan re
sistiendo la invasion rumana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-24

Turuula les ma osrscido 4 los u
l!ados una primera victima eXpiato-
ria en- la persona de Renal Bey, Go
bernador de Diar Bekin. Que hablen-
dc sido hallado culpable dc los aSeSi-
na;os de armenioS llevadoS . cabo en-
81 provincial. fue candenado a muer-
l. = colgado en- Il plaza puhllca De
Stambul. :Ea sido colgado efectl-
vamente" Hay derecho a hacerSe eS-
IA pregunta porque los turcoS son
c,ntes muy habilcS en- ell arte &c la
substitution de las perscnaS y. a
f;lIta de reStigos series. sc nos permit
tira Que dudemo> lie Ia realidad de
los castiguS infli=iGoS Z los aseSl-
nos de los armeUiOS.
Los proceiImjentos judicialeS. las
averiguaciones. los juicioS ' las eye
cuciones ordenadaS por 81 actual 60
Lierno otOmano marcan n CONVEX
sion tan eXtraordinariamente suolta
O. las ausoridadcS turcaS al prIncl-
oio humane. cue no poIemo> menos
de m~anifestarnos eScepticcS, duran
e mucho tempo. tantO acerca de la
rraiidad de los caSligoS como acer-
ca de Ia bucna fe de los ~jueces, Son
bien conocidaS las palabraS que lie
diio un gendarme otomano = III her-
mana daresa de Ia Cruz RoJa: Va
mo- . macar primero 4 los armenlos.
Gaspues q los griegoS : flnalmente
:, los kurdoS." FL gobierno de En-
ven baia Y de Talaar no tuvo ITEM
no para poner en- ejecucion Su pro-
.rraHla irtegro. Dero lievo demaSlado
leios su obra Sangrienta de Armenia
para que Hasta los mismos boches
lazaran IN grito &c horror. ! re-
pentinarente ante Il derrota ' ell
cas,:eo. los SuceSoreS de Enver paJa
Sc poHen 4 iiorar acerca de Ia Suer-
20 de lo< asesinadoS. acuSan . los
-randss aSeSinoS de aver y lie o
frccen al mundo. en- brenda dc 81
nceridad. alguuaS hOScas cabezaS y
aigunoS ahorcadoS.
i derlaSiado cviGente que Iurqula
e~uera burlur Z Europa ana vez mas,
IL Dropaganda desarrollada en- a.
"uno paiScS neutraleS por los agen-
-as cmaHo tenGiendo Il hacernos
Greer gu" TurouiG no les hiZc Ia que
rra a Su> DrotectCrcS Sino contra 81
yuluntad. >iryc de confirmation a las
desconfianzaS quc nos Susiere Ia eye
cucion de Kcmal 6ey. Por 10 &c
m&S. c>,e Kcmal no fuG mas Que anc
de los agenres dc cjecucion d" Ia pc
Utica lie los j~uvoncS turcoS Sn IaS
sci< proviucias dc Armenia Y de Il
ciL hay otrcS cu(pableS cuyo cas-
;igu se hacc eSpcrar sin que Sc pue-
G% ativinar Ia c2u>a. desde el mo"len'
e en Que la> responsibilities son
mas facileS de fijay para los que 8
hallan arriba cue para los cue sc en-
cuentran abajo. "Tcdo sentimIentC
de i~usticia IN Sido violado, dice e
ueriGdicO turco "Mutcvakat ' EueS'
ira nacion Ser3 c~onGenaGa en- la o
ferencia lie Ia Paz. 81 e crimen que
da impune. Is precise sacrltlcar
los criminaleS para aSegurar Ia EMS
tencia del Imperio," No IS el ARE
p~entimiento el que hace obrar 4 Tur'
Cuia: e e iucercS del lmperio. Des,
de eI momeuJo en- que ell imperio oto-
maro lograra SalyarSe. el caSVlgo dc
les aScSinoS lie los armenioS Seria
considerable como ~Superfiuo Y no les
cuedaria a los JGveneS TurcoS mas
cue restablCcer Ia tjrania otomana