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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-08
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-08
CONSTITUTION Of
KOREAN REPUBLIC
RECEIVED IN j. s.
Document Promulgated April
27 Provides Equal Suffrage,
Compulsory Education and
Abolition of Glasses,
lay nosn,ne IousnAL spselAL .tAstp w,n,l

San Francisco, Calf June THE
first copy of the newly proclaimed
constitution of the Ia Han (Eorean
republic) was received in this city to-
day and made public by DR.. David
Lee, general manager of the Korean
National association The constitu
ton, DR.. Lee said, was PROMULGATED
on April q by the provisional cabi-
net and representatives of the new
government at an unnamed city in the
! Orient.
| The document provides for equal
suffrage, compulsory education and
military training and abolition of titles
and other evidences of class distinc
! tlon. Article expresses the wish that
the republic be admitted as u member
of the league of nations.
The Text.
Inc text of the constitution is as
follows:
by the will of God the people Of
Korea, both within and without the
country, have united in peaceful
declaration of their independence and
FOR over one month have carried on
their demonstrations in over 800 dis
tricts and because o. their faith in
the movement they have, by their
representatives, chosen a provisional
government to carry on to completion
this independence ana so to preserve
blessings for our children and grand
children
The provisional government IN it's
council of state has decided on Il Oro-
Vis'onal constitution, which It lew
proclaims:
1.-THE Ia Han (Ko.c&rI rcrublc
shall follow republican m tuciHles.
2-All power Of state shall rrst
with the provisions cpll.l Of state
and the provisional government.
No Class Distinttion.
3-There shall be 10 class 4. yrirc.
tlon among the citizens If the Ia Ha:,
republic but men and women. noble
and common, rich AMI poor. shan
have equality.
1.-The citizens of the Ia Han re-
public shall have religious liberty.
freedom of speech, freedom of writ
ing and publication the right to hold
public meetings and form social or
carnations and the full right to
choose their dwellings or change their
abode
1.-THE citizens of the Ia Han re-
public shall have the right to vote for
all public officials or to be elected to
public offices.
6-Cittzens Will be subject to COM
pulsory education and military service
and payment of taxes.
7-Since by the will of God the Ia
han republic has arisen in the word
ana mas come forward as a tribute TO
me world peace and civilization for
TINS reason we wish to become a men,
Der of the league of nations
"S-The Ia Han republic will ev-
tend benevolent treatment to the for.
NOR imperial family.
9-The death penalty, corporal
punishment and public prostitution
will be abolished.
lu-Wlthm one year of the re-
coVerY OF our lands the national con.
greSS will be convened
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-08
BOLSHEVISTS FIRE
ON FINNISH TROOPS
-, soss,ss -oussAL SPECIAL tSAsss ~,-sr

London. Friday. June British
Wireless Service) The Finnish gen
eral staff has reported a sudden open
ing of violent fire by Bolshevik senti-
mel posts on Finnish soldiers at vari-
Gus points on the Russian front, the
Copenhagen correspondent of the EN-
change Telegraph company states.
The fire became Increasingly violent,
machine guns and artillery being
brought into play. until the fighting
extended along the entire length Of
the front.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-08
Chandler Outs Mclnn.

Cleveland, O., June 7.-Directors of
the Chandler Automobile company to-
Gay declared quarterly dividend of
per cent, an increase of / per cent
over the last quarter. payable July /.
rms places the stock on 16 per cent
basis instead of IL per cent.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-08
BULGARIA DENIES
ARMY IS Modified
,y sesr,Ae JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED VIA

IBY MORNING JOURNAL sPEeIhL LEtsEp WIRtl
Washington, June THE Bulga-
rian legation today issued "A formal
denial of the Balkan news agency re-
port. transmitted from Copenhagen
yesterday, saying the Bulgarian army
had been modified and was marching
toward the Serbian frontier.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1919-01-16
~COOKEVILLE r. 7.

Dodson Branch Home Tele-
phone Co., met Jan. II, 1919,
and elected the followings Off
GERS.
w. C. Hicks. president: W. O.
Jaquish, Vice President and di-
rector, J. j. Darlington, Sec. q
Treas, and director, 0 F Was
some, line Mgr. and director,
BID Welch director
The officers reports were read
and approved. The Company
is in good shape and has about
thirty members. Harve Xix was
reelected operator for his Sth,
year. This company is not run
ming for a profit, its members
only pay Is cents dues per month
Monroe Webb is a regula visi-
tor at Monroe RAYS.
J, Darlington filled his regu.
lar appointment at John Rays.
Ike Haney has returned from
training camp.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1919-01-16

at an early date. | sure would
be happy to hear of it. Tell Lee
ma to write to the Sentinel, and
when your time to the paper ex-
pires, don't fail to send in your
renewal. The Sentinel is the
best paper, published nowadays
Miss Davie Grogan why not
write to the paper? Miss Arpha
Dyer | know you are done gath
ering corn by now, If you still
think you need those ~overalls,
let me know and | will get them
for you. am still liking Gaines
boro and its good people. Every
body is so nice to me, | feel like
| was at home.
Hellol Mamie Rector of Illinois
How are you and the folks?
Still homesick | guess. Oliver
spent two night with me when
| was at home. He sure looks
fine. Write me all the news
from the north. Heard Luther
Porter and brother, Ursh were
in on a visit, hope | shall see
them while they are here.
Garland Jackon.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1919-01-16
NEW HURRICANE.

Mrs. Eta Cav is confined
with measles.
Misses Lille and Rose Walker,
entertained a crowd of young
folks Saturday evening.
Mrs. Tom Mabry of Nashville
is visiting her sister Mrs. W. C.
Terry, this week.
Mrs. Minnie McNew visited
Mrs. Armel Cav Monday.
Barlow Bybee of Hamiiton's
branch has moved to his farm
near this place.
Miss Clara Allen entertained
a crowd of her friends last Sum-
day.
Several people around here
have humps.
Bessie Cherry of Buffers Ldg,
visited Eula Coe last week.
Efie McNew visited home
folks Saturday night.
MIR. and Mrs. Dave Hall took
dinner with Howard Jackson and
wife Sunday.
Joe Spivey of Nashville is Wis
iting relatives here.
Armel and Dan Mabry and
Roosevelt Way, visited their
Aunt, Mrs. Walker, last week.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1919-01-16
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

On Thursday, January 80.
1919, at the residence of the
residence of the late Daniel Pol
son. deceased, in Free State. |
will offer for sale to the highest
and best bidder, the sollowing
described property;
l black mare, in fold by good
Jack; one of the best mares in
the county; l black ~horse-mule,
coming 3, 1872 hands; 4 mare
mules good grade, coming 2's.
l extra good saddle horse 1872
8 years old; | two-horse spring
wagon, COON as new; about 81
head of hogs, good grade, differ
sizes; a lot of farming imple-
ments.
Terms of sale: all articles un-
der FIVE dollars. cash, over five
dollars, on IL months time, note
with good personal security. on
dav of sale Sale within legal
hours. This 10Th. day of Jan.
1919
]. L. Reeves, Admir-.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1919-01-16
INDIAN CREEK.

Bill and Mack Wilson have re
turned from Texas, where they
spent a few weeks with friends
and relatives.
Bill Mosley will soon return to
Hartsville where he will make
his future home.
Benton Mosley and Cicero
West visited Clay Mosley a
Flynn's Lick Sunday.
Jim Sloan and Mrs. Bell For.
KUN have returned from Nash
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1919-01-16

vile on account of the illness of
Mr.. Sloan's father.
Noah Sloan has returned from
Nashville.
John Wilson took dinner with
his father, last Saturday.
Ara Witcher visited his father
the later part of the week.
L. B. wilson Wilson made a
business trip to Haydenburg
recently.
Mrs. Martha Long is on the
sick list.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1919-01-16
STONE.

School is progressing nicely
under the management of Miss
Nora Spivey.
A large crowd attended church
here Sunday.
Rufe Gaines and daughter of
Whitleyville took dinner with
Mrs. Aulta Shoulders and family
Sunday. Rosa was en- route to
Gainesboro to enter school.
Cancel and Turner Carver, and
Golman Kennedy, left Monday
on the Str. Burnside for Garth
age, where they will enter school
Winton Hix and family were
the dinner guests of Henry Rob
erts and family Sunday.
Kate Shoulders, Oda Herod,
Lucille and Moline Sadler, left
Jan. lst, on the Str. Fall, for
Nashville, where they will enter
Nashville Bible school.
c. P. jenkins has gone to
Drumright, Oklahoma.
R. B. Crowder is confined to
his room with rheumatism, but
is thought to be improving.
j. W. Jenkins was painfully
hurt Saturday, when his horse
fell down with him.
Okla and Martha Roberts have
gone to Cookeville.
Ora Poison spent Tuesday
night with H. T. Roberts and
and family.
Georgia Stone, Rnby Draper
and Ed Cherry, took dinner with
Jap Stone and wife Monday.
j. E. Sadler and wife visited
Benton Willmore and wife a
Whitleyville Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Terry
left on the Str. Fall Saturday
for Okla,
Ed Cherry returned home Sat-
urday. He has been in the
army about four months, we are
glad to have him back.
Mrs. jim Draper visited Bev.
Vahooser and family.
Mrs. Franklin Spivey is visi-
ting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
R. B. Crowder.
Kirk Quarles who has been
home on a furlough, left Tues
day for Boston, Mass, where he
is serving in the navy,
The little infant of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robt Allen died Friday,
after being i'll only a few days.
Kirk Quarles, Ed Cherry and
Mary Quarles spent Sunday
night John Stone and wife.
Geo. A. Dudney and family
have moved to where j. Mack
Johnson lived, Mr. Johnson, hav-
ing moved TO Gainesboro.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1919-01-16
GAINESB0R0.

Mitchell Jackson, of Cleveland
Okla. how are you and the folks
well | trust. | received a letter
from James on the end of this
month, he said he was well and
thought he might be discharged
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1919-01-16
NOTICE.

All persons indebted to James
Washburn, deceased, will please
call upon Rec Roberts at the
store house of the deceased, at
once and make settlement. He
is authorized by me to make
settlement and receipt you for
same.
Ella B. Washburn.
Administrative,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-13
ASUNTOS DEL Ola !:

de los hombres. y vueive la csFal-
da torpemente, = quien cuenta con
la %cstimacion Official.
Entonces, ad;os sufragio, adios IL
bertades electcrales, adios democra-
eia 10y vengan los tiros y los ma
chetazos y las aprehensiones, y, 81
a mano viene, dejar en- una Gale ur
mcnton de muertos, para u la
sente ponga otra vez cuidado en- 10
que hace Y no Sc equivoque de tan
lamentable manera, ~estorbando la
voluntad Official.
Tai es 10 que en- Nuevo Leon ha
acontecido el domingd uitimo, tai
es 10 que en- otras muchas parties ha
a~contecido; aun que menos g,lave
y endorsements.
Hubo la desgraeia lamentabilIsima,
de que el pueblo de Nuevo Leu tu-
viera va su candidate, auando el
Senior Carranza lie envio ell suyo, re-
comendado y e~xpensado, no para que
luchara por la election, sino para que
ganara la election, por kuenas o por
malas.
Ell candidate del pueblo de Nue.
vo Leon, era Juan M. Garcia. IN
hombre Que habia sabido hacerse
ouerer V hacerse respetar por IN
serie de buenas accioncs, de quien
Sc sabian oocas cosas reorobables;
un hombre de quien sc saba qre. a
falta de grandes meritos inteleetua-
les, tenia Ell de rodearse de console
ros habiles, y Ell de escojerlos de
entire los mas respectable de los que
en- el Estado podian s~s2irar a ser di-
rectores de la cosa publiea.
Ell Estado no habria perdido NADIA
con la election de Juan M. Garcia:
pero Don Venustiano 81: sc lesionaba
por la Primera vez ST. autoridad
omnimoda, no Sc lie eumalia un de-
SEQ, no Sc le haeia "un eapricho.'
Esto, nj Don Venustiano nj los
suyos 10 podian perdonar. EsPeraron
que lirgase Ell dis de las eleecione,,
para yer 81 la suerte evitaba el con-
fiicto; pero ia Suerte Sc puso del la
do de Juan M. Garcia, a quien dio
en- la eiudad de Monterrey por 10
menos, ell ochenta por ciento de los
~votos. repartiendose el resto entire
Marcieno Gonzalez, candidate de D.
Venustiano. Alfredo Perez, candida
to de Don Nieeroro, y TODD I'm bun
che de- candidates de clos mismos.
No habia mas remedio que acndir
al motin, al eseandalo, a los tiros =
a La sangre, para que no saliese ia
dido el deseo dc Don Venustiapo.
Sesenta muertos quedaron tendi-
dos en- las GALES de Monterrey; en-
sus bogares y en- loo hospitates sc GU
ran eentenares de heridos. Juan M.
Garcia en- Ia Penit-nciaria del Esta-
do, M~areiano Gonzalez canine de
Mexico, preso con eonsideraciones,
la function electoral nula y Don We
MUSTANG satisfecho.
Para este Sc hizo la revolueion.
Pedro RECIO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-13
OTRO PREMIO PARA LOS
AVIADORES

Del Scr,-cio Especial dc LA PRENSA.
LISBOA. Portugal, Jurio 12.-E'
gobierno portugucs ha publicado uh
decreto estableciendo IN premlo Us
80 coutos. (cerca de $1,000 nesos al
canbio normally para Ell aVlador
portugues o brasileno que realize
IN vuelo desde Portugal al Brasil.
Ell Ministro de Marina de Portu-
gal. r~efiriendose a la oferta del pre-
MIC. dijo que ell gobierno portuguese
habia sido astimulado por el cJem-
pIo de los Estados UniGos y sc pro-
ponia establecer una ruta comerc!ai
aerea entire Portugal Y tl Brasil, con
cstaciones en- Lisboa, Madeira, las
Canarias, Fernando Norolhna y Per
nambuco como estacion terminal, 10
cue compnende n distancia de
5,400 millas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-13

Ell pueblo de Nuevo Leon debe en-
contrarse a estas horas, honda 2 r.
pliamente satisfecho: acata de eJer-
GER. en- plena libertad, y en- plena
passion, los suPremos derechos de la
ciudadania-en nombre de los cuales
.l maternal don Nenus,iano hizo ia
reyoIrcion;-acaba de vivir los dias
roios de la mas adorable democrat
cia. de vivir en- plero, una interesan-
tisima aventura electoral.
De ella sale como don Quijote de la
ayentura de los mofiros, maltreeho
v sansrante, v no tendra siquiera Ell
balsamo de Fierabras de Ia illusion nj
de la e~sperarza, pueS que sabe Por
dolorosa experiencia. que Ell Mexico,
en- Il Mexico carrancista, Sc pueoe ser
TODD 10 democratic que Sc guerra
nero de acuerdo con don Venus
siano.".
Don Venustiano eumrle las prone
sas de la r~evoluciont permite que sc
hagar las e]lecciones en- medic de Ia
mas franca de las l~ibertadeS, que los
candidates Sc pongan verdes, cue los
partidarios anden a moJicones en- las
plazas pub!icas y en- las eantinas sor-
d;das, que Sc cscriban muchos discur-
SOS v Sc escriban muchos editoriales;
pero dc que don Fulano o Den Luta
no sc ~sienten en- la Poltrona guber-
namental, Ell Sc encarga, el solo.
ST ell pueblo tuvo el buen ojo de
"carearse'' del lado del candidate O.
fetal, del amigo de don Venustiano
O de Aguirre Ber!anga. entonces, la
furcion electoral cs encantadora, ell
pueblo ~triunta en- toda la Inca, su vo-
lurtad Sc haee sentir omnimoda, la
efeetividad del sufragio Sc hace PalPa-
Ole.
Pero a las veces el Pobre pueblo,
tan ajetreado despues de los anos
de revolucion-que 10 deJaron me-
nos maltrecho de 10 que van dejan-
dolo los amos de gobierno carran-
cista-no We claro, sc equivoca como
un nino, pone Su amor en- qulen no
debe ponerlo, como una nina casa
dera O IN joyen de buena casa. que
Sc eneaprichan, en- Il g~rafico caprieho
matrimonial. por quien no es srato
al jefc de la casa; sigue a quien no es
ell amado del sobierno. Sc emPena
en- que puede scr buen gobernants,
preeisamente ell que el gofierno
quiere hacer aparecer como el peor
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-13
ACTUALIDADES EXTRANJERAS
FL C DEL KAISER

y que 81 tienen muchas razones para
tratar de sgradarles a los america
nos. Sc adhirieron 4 su opinion.
Los demas mienbros de Ia comision,
es decir los europeos, distinguieron
tres puntos:
1.-iPuede juzgarse a Guillermo II
por haber ~provocado la guerra?
Respuesta.-No. En- derecho, esta
proyocacion sc afirma por un hecho
precise: La declaration de guerra.
Este hecho entraba en- las atribucio-
mes Gel sooerano.
2.-iPuede iuzgarse a GuilIermo II
por haber viclado la neutralidad bel
ga!
Respuesta.-La violacion de un
tratado Zen la especie, ell de 1882 es
IN crimen contra Ell derecho de gen.
ties. Estes crimenes no son de Ia COM
petencia de los tribunales o%rdinarios.
La question no podria ser Nevada 81
no ante ell tribunal ~platonico de ia
maya b
3.-Puede juzgarse a GuiIlermo II
por los crimines del orden comun per-
petrados por sus suboriinados?
Respuesta.-La comtsion ha forma-
do una relacion de treinta y dos ca
sos para los cuales nuestros prelimi-
mares de paz estipulan que sus au-
tcres, 4 tcdos los cuales 81 les COMO
cs nominslmente, seraH entrcsados
por Alemania q los tribunales de los
paises ofsndidos. Estos oficialos O
estos soldaaos aiernanes alsgsran We.
rosimiimente, cue ebrsren en- virtud
de 6rdenss supsrierss. piehas 6rde'
nss ro los ahsueiven. No hay ordsn
superior quo paeda msndsris d les
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-13

FL Kaiser sera juzgado. Nos 10
dicen V hahra que creerlo. No es eS-
tie Ell mas importante (excepto para el
mismc Guirermo ID de los prelimi-
mares de paz eXpueStoS por los a
liados. pero 81 eS el mas dramatlco.
iJuzgado? Pero ;como o por que?
Este es Ell secreto del Consejo de
los Tres. No es SECURE (hasta creo
poier afirmar 10 contrariop que elloS
hayar resuelto va la question de sa-
Der donde celebrara sus sesiones Y
como funcionara csc tribunal sin pre-
cedente en- la historic, que excedera
en- 10 patetico a TODD 10 semejante que
Ia escena del mundo no podido ofre-
Ger hasta ahora. En- la edad media
Sc VIC a la cristiandad. reunida Ell
Concilio. eXcumulgar a los Emperado-
res germanicos, pero Ell Cesar Sc en-
contraba q la cabeza de Sus ejsrcitos
e Sc creia de los rayos Impotentes que
sc Ianzaban contra ell. Guillerno II,
en- su aleatorio asilo de Amerongen.
no Sc encuentra en- las Tismas condi-
clones. En- case de ser acusado. Sc.
RIA efectivamente aprehendido y eje-
cutado. va que Holanda no tiene Ia
ITALIA nj probablemente tampocc el
humor de ponerse a luchar con el
Universe entero para a~r.-ncarselo q
la justicia humana-
iveremos ese espectacuio? 10 mas
indicado era irles a preguntar q los
iuristas en- cuyos informes base ell
Consejo de los Tres 81 decision. {o
10 nice asi Y no resulto in1tii MI Vi
sta. pues supe al misno tempo cual
fus Ia actitud de Las diferentes poten-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-13

uasta ahora no habiamoS viSto formulada en-
terminus tan cuntundenteS eSta acuSacion de conf
plicidad contra Carranza. en- letras dc molde, ' flr-
mazda por quicn, cOnociendo a fondo los proceed
mientos Y politica del ~ex-prlmer Jete ' de los ca
rrancistas. eS autoridad competente para Juzgar '
condenar. Obregon ha condenSado una gran acu-
sacion que flota severa ' conminadora desde hace
mucho tempo. de uno a otro extreme de la Repu-
hIica. FL pals entero sc ha dado cuenta exacta
de la rapacidad de csos "Jctcs miIitarcS. muy eS-
prcialmcntc.-como dice ObregGn,-dc los dc alto
rclierc que, apartados del canine que senalan los
principles. solo bHScGp Ia o~pulcnciG y CT Poder. y
Sc aprovechan del prestigio,-meior dirlamos pode-
rio conquiSJado con el eSfuerzo collective, para
improriyQr fortWRq& y consCtcr deSmiGncS: actoS que
para bien de nueStra Patria son cOndenadoS por
la opinion ~publica."
Y dc igual modo. el pals Sc ha dado cuenta de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-13

FL lnforme de Ia comision, conflada,
4 demanGa de los amerlcanos, a un
belga, ell senior Rollin Jacquemyns, al
que Sc lie adjunt6 Ell procurador ge-
neral britanico, lego pues a la on
clusion de que el Kaiser deberia com,
parecer ante un tribunal miXto, for
mado por todas las potencias ofendl-
das. para que responda ante el de
~treinta V dos crimenes del orden CO.
NUN. Fue entonces cuando los ameri-
icanos presentaron un contra-lnforme.
Que llegaba a Ia conclusion c%ontraria.
Ell Ccnsejo Supreme de los Tres, di-
vididc sin duda tambien en- las mis-
mas dos tendenciaS, Sc decide por un
sistema de transaction: el Kaiser Sc
"a juzgado, pero no por los tribunales
e~xistentes. Sc creara para el IN tri-
bunal de exception. Y, en- este pun
10, los juristas 4 q~uienes ha c%onsuita-
do Sc declaran incompetentes. Ell a
sunto sale del dominic juridico como
cido. Lo lamentan.
Los tribunales habrian
pronunciado la s%entencia de muerte.
Los hechos son patentes. La pena
prevista es la de la horca segun la
ley inglesa Y Ia de la ejecucion por
medic de las armas en- el codigo mi
!itar frances. .jQue es 10 que hara
un tribunal juridico juEgando fuera
de TODD extreme imperative? Lo ig-
moro, pero me inclino a Greer que Sc
"a mas clemente.
-;No temeran que 81 e~jecutan al
Emperador culpable, 10 transfornan
en- martir a los ojos de ~ pueblo?
Sin duda. Pero Ell pueblo ale
man, ala en- Ell secreto de su ~corazon,
o aprueba o desaprueba a su Kaiser.
81 10 desaprueba ;como podria des-
aprobar Ell castigo? Y 81 10 aprueba
;c6mo no YER Ia necesidad de des-
alentar a los herederos o a los po-
sibles imitadores de e., ell dia en- que
el descubrimiento de I'm gas veneno-
so o de cualquiera otra i%nvencion dia-
boIica le hiciera esperar al future je-
fe aleman una oportunidad de des-
quite? Ese dia, 81 tuviera la vision
de IN ricsgo personal, dicho jefe va
cilaria dos wees en- lugar de n sola.
Y por otra parte ique hacen Ia con-
eiencia Y IA moral de los demas pue-
bios?
Maurice de WALEFFE.