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a. person naturaltze,i Immediately enjoys the
,ioh.s of citizenship. bat the right Of representa-
lion is 10 be regulated by the laws Of election, which
The senate will publish.


s5. Persons naturaIlzed shall take the oaths of
allegiance to Greece.
CHAPTER y--Respecting the Organisation Of the


Greek Government.
Sc. The sovereign power Of the nation is divided
into three branches-the legislative, the executive,
and the judicial power.
81. The Legislative power enacts the laws.
So. The executive power sanctions the laws, ac-
corainr to the T4th article, and carries them into
effect


50. The judicial power applies the laws.
40 The legislative power belongs specially to the
boly Of representatives Of the people, which assumes
The name Of Senate.


al. The executive power resides in high indiyid.
nal. who assumes the name of Governor, and who
has several Secretaries under his orders.
A. The judicial power belongs to the tribunals


(Io be coniinued)