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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-03
JOE LAPSLEY'S CONDITION.


Tue many friends Of Joe Lsp,lsy
will be pleased u learn that the worst
Il now past with him 90 far a, suffering
from tue effects Of the painful aeoI.
dent which bsiell him some days ago
~ chronioled In tho NEwa.
Last evening Dr. Hughes, assisted
~ Doctors LindsAy, Pioutz and
WorlhingtOn, removed tho eye Into
winch tue molten metal TAU when the
ACCIDENT oocu'rHt. The member, In
the language Of DR.. Hughes, iva.
completely cooked" and hAI to DO re-
moved TO save lihe other eye, tho
vision Of which u 10 now confidently
,xpocle1 will not be inteTfsrsd with.
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THE EXPOSITION BUILDING.
Neither the Political Parties Nor the
National Guard tan Have ~.

There has been some misunderstand-
log aud controversy over an oudeayor
10 secure the Exposition building 70 Z
use by tLe NaIional Guard for armory
and dHll purposes and by two Of the
political parties for meeting purposes.
10 order that tho whole question may
be thoroughly undentood by all OF the
interested parties the following min
utes Of a meeting Of tho executive
committee OF the ID. A. a 81. society,
held September 2sth Ats published;
Pfe.ent-John r. Windef, 3. w.
Scare, n. A. Empey, Il. w. Jsunings.
The speclAl committee on militia 70.
ported ~ follows
10 the executive committee Of the u. A..
a NJ. socioIyi
Your committee 10 whom WAS referred
the question OF whether or not this So
ciely shall turn over 10 tho militia a por-
ton or all OF tho Exposition building
and grounds beg 70 report IA followsi
II recommends that the militia DO
given possession OF the main building
and tho east half Of the grounds until
farther notico commencing Oc,obar lOth,
1906, Tor such purposes ~ legtimaioly
cal Tor their use by the militia, but that
tho board OF directors OF tho ID, A. a
NJ. society reserve all right TO tho uso OF
said building aud grounds for any pub
| lie purpose daring tholr occupancy by
| tho militia. should tho board desire the
use uf taid buildings aud grounds II
| to give removable uoico TO the com'
| mander. in.ohiei or tho adiuiant'goneral
| 10 Vacaio temporarily sld preiniseL In
| consideration of the otherwise foe use
| Of said premises tho militia shall pay
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mont was voted down, 81 ayes 10 g22
uayp.
The diocese Of California presented
n petition for the division Of tho
diocese. Similar memorials were ufe.
scented from Maryland, Kentucky and
Northern Michigan.
Tho report of the commission on
constitutional revision was taken ~,
Dean T.. a. Hoffman, VI New York,
taking the Il Dor ~ ita defense. After
a debate N which ex-senator Ell.
mundS, OF Vermont, was = participant,
the report wns fc erred 10 TIE q mmit,
Tee 81 the whole by clo'c vote co i8i
10 1870. James Packard was callci iu
the ,hairmAnship VI the COMMITTEES Of
the whole and Dean Hoffman began
reading the declaration preceding the
consiilullon.
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HARRIsoSvLLE, No., oct. 3.-The
FArmefs anu Msfcha ate Bank OF
Ctoighton has made an assignment for
the benefit Of ths creditors. The
statement iled shown assets, $4,000;
llibllilios, 100000, mostly real estate
paper. Ofilcof. oil tue institution cay
the jeposilop viii be paid Ia iull.
HENGSuFORD, Mob, Oct. 3.-The
State Bank VI HemlugiorI was taken
charge Of by the state bank examiner
toIhy. No report of the insIitution's
conditions 1. made, but the cashier
asi.fls the bank wilt reopen soon.
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CHICAGO, Oct. 3.-ssnor De Qlr.
sRdA, tho leader Of the CubAn sym
pat lizurs IN tho United States, last
evening attended secret meeting OF
prominent trades unionists IN thia city f,
nj which It was decided 10 hold NJ.
other public mass meeting In behalf Of
the struggling Cubsns. This meeting
will bs addressed by prominent trsdes
unionists, and IL IL said that Its result
viii be ihu PRONUNCIATION OF an address
10 workingmen advising all lille men
10 enlist IN tho cause OF the insurgents.
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CHICAGO, Oct. SAT Lemont Yap
three men weto eating their dinner IN
the shade OF q powder box on section o
aud bsgan TO smoke. Onu mHu thrust
a lightod match In crack OF tho box
and exploded sixty pounds OF powder.
rne men were blown twenty foe,
away and frightiully burneJ. Ons
man wh3au back was y sheet VI fiauas
drawn out tho nrsh from mis- back re-
mained IN tbs water. Phs ribs Of En.
othtf wste barred anu none Of the mt "a
can recover. They were taken 10 tue
county hospital last night.
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gang, hut what charges ware made
against them | could not I'M out.
'uutierf,z w. president Of the republic
had an interview with the ptesi iesi.
q iionduras and Nicifagua while 1
was IN Salvador. TIE president aud
his generals, about twenty-five IN mum
bfr came back overland 10 FL TIT
umpho, aud I carried thom 10 lis
bibeflad. What tao conferences wa.
about do not kuow.n
According 10 tle Captain, Bustt-
monte. Eztia's al1o, was shot, ana
there was no boiling oil poured on
him.
IL IL tsii that EEsiA has many
friends ia Salvador. but they are aifalI
TO opon theif mouths lest they be im-
pfls med. Those mon have firm faitn
IA their Leaders, return. They think
he can get the assistance Of DiaE VI
Mexico, AMI that with this bAcklng
Baffios Of Guatemala will not dare OF.
pore him, ~ that he will be able TO
march through Bsrfios' county anu
got into northern Salvador.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-03

MIssEAP OILS Oct. s.-'rhe tempe
Ct the houss Of Geputies Of the Episco
paliAn convention toward tho PROPOSE
ton TO change the name VI tho
cnuToh, was incidentally shown by ils
action this morning on an invitatio n
TO the house Of bishops TO meet vita
tho deputies al noon " receive Visitins
Canadian bishops,
The resolution OF Invitation con.
thinsd tho words 1.-THE American
CnuToh.D
Virginia moved to amend by subsii.
,utlng the words "rhs Protestant
Episcopal Church OF tho U. g.
which 10 tho legal tile. This amend.
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SUBPOENA ron oIBsos.
sensations Expected when ths Faster
Fact. Durranrs Lawyers.

sensations Expected when the Pastor
PAGES Durranrs LAWYERS.
BAN FRANCISCO, oct. all Is OK
poesed that the defense ia tue Durfant
case will take up the matter Of the
handwriting On tue wrapper Ia which
Blanche bamonrs rings were sent TO
MU. Noble, AZ soon ~ the remaining
witnesses from Cooper Medical coilegr
arc disposed OF tbs examination OF
tue remaining slEtsen students will
popably consume this morning'a sos-
sion VI cguf. aud ilon the evidence
calculated " cast suspicion upon DE-.
UibsJn will mjst likely be inirjiuOei
~ tho uoientO. A suhFmns was IN
siod yeslsrIay for DE- Giuson'a ap-
cafalCe IN court today, bat Up o a
late hour last night ho had no, been
served. Hv was expected te be ON
hand when he 4, wanted this after.
noon. A most Sensational phase Of
TIE trial IL looked for when Dt. GiUeon
faces Duffanrs lawyers ineguft.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-03

NEW York, Oct. 8.--The board OF
oil Gers VI the department OF state oil
New York has reported It's nndings Ia
IT, Investigation OF the charges against
MJ1r W. 4. Andrews, ex-oommis-
slo aer OF street cleaning In tails city.
Zoe board hnda major Andrews guilty
u three charges. A resolution TO ex-
pei has, however, been laid over. This
charges grew out q evidence produced
before the famous Ltxow committee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-03

BAN FRASolsco, Oct. S.-rhe steam
or Celia has arrived from Saskatchewan
p5Ft,.
CAPTAIN johnson reports that the
little republic, tho control of which "a
20 aIdently desired by lAntouiO
EzsIa, an u state VI isverish unrest.
Rum1Ts have been thick at ell the
porls az which tbs Celia stopped, oih'
cerning the coming OF Ez ia 10 capture
SalvAIo;. A warm reception awaits
MIA.
"rhey are lp IN arms there" said
CAptain JOLutup. "At Acalutln, b.
Laberlad ana la Union tho Draun }.
fili OF soldiers ara at tho new port
there were thir'y guards all waiting
Tor E1i They iDid inc that o.,
friendi Il Ezeta wore suffering III
their acts. No lets han half dosui
very wealthy men wcTe IN tho chsu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-03

NEW Yoml, Oct. 3.-The chamber
Of oommetcs met today and received
the report from tho committee on mu-
nioipAl reform, composed OF former
fnembers OF the cominitiee OF seventy.
They advise tho chamber to adopt all
honorable and reasonable measures 10
urlng aboutA fusion ticket to oppose
rAmnany Hall.
UnArles Stewart Smith, Dr. Park
hurst and q. Barson Rhodes mad
speeches.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-03

CRY or MEXICO, DOT. Manuel
Romero Rubio, minister Of the inter
Tor anu father.in'lAw OF President
Diaz, died this morning, having failed
u rally from an operation for q can
cerous tumor. His age WAS 90. The
wife OF President DlAA was proeent ut
the operation, ne were all the members
OF tho family.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-03

AUSTIN, gczas, Oct. a.-rho senate
TO 10y concugred In low mihlt hjus-
amendments 20 IL I'LL revealing
pf.zB.igIting, and the bill viii be feui
TO the governor this afternoon. rlo
remand 4 ths special session will
b uevo,oi 10 'nailefl Of state Interest
suggested W tho governor this m jfu.
lag.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-03

LoHDos, OCT a-Muoh additional
ytscsago has been washed ashore In
fnr Vicinity VI llracombe, north co1ti
oil Dsv0pshife. II Ia thought several
sels ioundered IN ths Bfihtol chan.
uol durirg tae recent gale, This wouli
make th numbsr OF crafts lost over
Fly aud may oonsiderably Increase
900 - OF life, previously estimated at
0nlY %
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Ban JOSH, Cal, Oct 3. - Aiter
seven ycafs Of faithful wofs, Prof H..
H.. BafnAfd has severed his connection
with the Lick observatory, and on
Friday will leave San Francisco Tor
tue Elst 10 assume q position NJ the
great ferkes observatory. w. j. HUI
soy, OF stanford university will sue
coed Pfof, BAraari.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-03

LoNDoS, OCT. S.--Hvfberi Burrows
has written letter announcing thai
he has left the Theoaophitts society,
owing to recent disclosures which
have convinced him that deception H.,
the society has been rampant for years
both by Messrs. Olcolt and binnett.
10 lsys he believe. That Madam BlG-
yatsky IL partially fraudulent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-03

{ On moliln Of =. W. Stars the report
Was adopted unaf imously,
On motion OF John H. Windor the
{ flowing was also adopted unani-
o. oltly.
Whereas, tho Governor and staff OH.
cofs u tho Utah National Guard have
potiuoned the bonrd OF directors Of the
ID. \. NJ. =. for tile use OF the central pnrt
OF tuu Exposition building Tor an arniOry
and Tor drill during the wintot season,
Also Tor al u tho grounds cast OF said
building Tor parade aud drili In fair
wou her.
Aud whereas, Tho said b1ilding aud
grounds arc not now being used ny tho
said ID. A. ". :. Tor any special purpose,
and both nj -tid organizations arc Tori.
toral and mutually Interested In the
public welfare.
Now. therefore, be Il Resolved, by tho
board u directors Of tho u. 4. NJ. q.
that tho petition OF tho Governor and
,iai officers ~ tho uian National Guard
% aud j. hereby granted on the follow
Ing conditions, via
fitsi-Tha petitioners agro1 to use
ilcir bost cndoayora 10 protect all Of
said property from damage and 10 be OK
TIA icariul 10 preserve We building
ncain1t lire.
Sccnnd-Tho petitioners 10 occupy tho
building and grounds, ront froe, to pros
vide ihuif own light and heN Ing " they
fouuifcuuy ,nndsnall pay ouc.half 81 lani-
tors salary Tor he services to them, tao
i1uiiQr Ia receive his instructions from
The executive committee " the y. A. &
~. 5. ~ heretofore.
ihird-fhn petitioners agree not 10 AL
low enid promises o. DO used for any
o'lcr purp1se than that named In their
poiitHn wiihou. wilton authority - IN
tue ID. a. ~ NJ. X. aud agree To yacaiu
said pfotaisos when required By the
loird u directors, provided, however,
this requirement. shaii not hs made uu-
loss - shall DO necessary Tor the public
good.
On motion OF 4. w. Gesfs The follow
iug aas unanimautiy aiUlltdi
Whereas, There arc on lilo with this
committee several communications maxi
ing application i1fthO uso " tho Expoli-
ton usilding Tor political and driil pur-
ptH1s, aud
Whereas, Information has reached tho
committee that the rates OF flro insurance
are lkoiy To be Increased u the buildings
arc used ior such pufplto,i be- IL
Resolved, That said cnmmunicai Ions
and applications be- tabled Tor the prcs.
ent pending further investigation OF the
fHcH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-03

BosToS, Oct. Sin an interview sI.
Champion John Il. sullivan said; 81
never authorized any man % suggest
my name as referee for the CorDolt'
FltDimmons fiyhI aud would not
under any circumstances or Tor any
amount VI money, accept the o."
sullivan mas not looked 30 well IN
years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-03

wAsmNGTos, oct. 8.-It is positive
ly slAItG on tho authority Of Attorney
General HaTmOl. that tins COTbsti.
FitInmmony fight will not DO per.
mitte1 Ia u, >. Territory. Although
no would MI disolosu his purpose, It in
believed that, N necessary, troops will
bu ordered out to prevent thu fight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-03

CLEVELAND, oct. ga larger
crowd than that yesterday lie 10 attend.
ance at the game t0day between
Cleveland aud baltimore Ia tue Tenn
pie cup series. Cuppy, thinner anu
Hotter Clarke arc the batteries. First
inning, Baltimore none; Cleveland
three.
Second, Baltimore, one; Cleveland,
none.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-03

CHICAGO, Oct. 8.-Edward Moe, q
pro, porous tradosmsn, Shot and fatally
injured his wife today At North Mar
hst street hotel, 10 which sne had gone
with Peter Nelson, q f;iond OF the
husband. Breaking down the door 10
their room, Moo Immediately began
firing. Nelson escaped.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-03
~. AnnsIn,m.n,cenar

PORTLAND, or, Oct 3.-The ap-
pointmenI Of Andrew +. buflrigh as
receiver Of tho Northern Pacific was
confirmsd today by Judge Gilbert, us
far As the Northern Paciiio's property
In Oregon 10 concerned
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-03

IDfHBuHoH, oct. b. There was a
heavy su1W TALL yealofday eyouin-
about Loeb llannoch, accompanied ~
q heavy gels. inufe Ato seven inehtH
ofsaow OF Ben Newt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-03

ATLANTA, a., O1i. 3 -MJoi J. &.
e. Blaog, Democrat, has u'iel ted
rhomns l.. MglsJn, 20 ulist, Tor
Congto.s Ia tao tenth dlilfloi, by a
mtJ0gity OF ,6il.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-03

ATLANTIC Cry, Oct. Salary
Wright, chief VI the national league Of
umpires and ox.manager OF the Pals
delphla club, died Today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-03

Alter reading the text Of the bill
Manager Brady saidi swell, that doe.
sreln to COOK u.s." Then pAusing Tor a
moment no continued. "rhu next
move will DO TO trJ Laredo, buI one
thing IL certain, We afs not going into
Mexico unless We nave an if0n-clad
guarantee that ne will not DO troubled.
We know how totake cars Of ourselves
In this county, but ara not goiug 10
take any chances with foreign govern.
ments. We are Wiling, however, 20
20 into the indian Territory, u Stuart
wants 10 take us there, for / believe
the light could be pulled on there.
We viii 20 At once to Texas, and Cor.
bolt will continue his training. lilo Ia
rt TO 10 into tho riDR right now"
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coSoERsiSa ASIA.

The Letter OF tue German Emperor 20
the ,sar.
NEW YoRiS, oct. "a special 10
the Herald from Berlin says: The
German empstot's autograph letter to
tho cEar, delivered by Col. Won Mollke,
refers to pending events In western
Asia as Of the grAvs.t character. Tue
reception accorded Col Won Moltke by
tho cElr was most friendly,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-03

SEATTLE, WASH, Oct. s.-Judg-
HanisTd has filed an order citing ex-
Receivers Rou'e. Payne aud aud Oakss
10 appeaf Deioio him on October 81 and
show cause why tnsy should not be
punished for contempt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-03

half Of Tho wages - tho ianitor, said
ianiior shall do an rtaf1naOle work i1r
said mill ia but shall receive hia instfuc-
tlous nom tho executive committee 0f
tho u. A. q NJ. society.
ions H. WfNpEH,
=. w. SEARS,
n. W. JrNSisus,
Special Committee
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tiiss ample. | do not caro- to ssy what
| paid TOT those articles, but 1 do b..
lisve that they are all genuine relics"
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KNOCKS Turu-ALL our.
The News of 'h. Aeuon taken by III,
texas Legislature.


CHtuAoo, Oct. 3.-when the news
Of the action the legislature bad taken
on tho priz5 fighting question At Aui-
tin, Texas, yesterday, reached the
snofts round town they were knocked
silly. Gov. Culberson snd everybody
That had any connection with the pas.
sage of the bill were denounced Ia
strong language. Those that had btsn
In Communication with President Dan
Stuart, OF the Florida athletic club or
the past month, DOUBTED the press dis.
patches anu still retainei faith In hls
ability 10 pull the fight of M advert
tiped. J. NJ. McLain, one Of 5iuart's
business partners, said that with the
exception Of brief telegram which lie
received early In tho day aud which
had no bearing On tho doings Of the
legislature, he had not heard from
stuart.
Regarding the prospects OF the Flor.
ida athletic club holding tho eight else
where he said that everything looked
50 rosy 10 have II take place as aivef-
tised that he was not prepared 10 make
any statement As 10 the future dolugs
OF tho club. Ito was thundofatruck
when Informed Of tho action the lelis'
laturo had t.kon and could not under.
stand how the passage ol the bill was
acc mplished. Whon asked n the
fight GOULD DO declared of fof good, lac
said he thought that Stuart was n
determined msu, Aul having gone
thus lar, would zoe tns tbing through.
Arrangements, no said, nAvs In a
mluot WY been perfected 10 lfanb'ef
The lights 70 the Indian Territory or 10
Mexico. lie thou gnt Stuatt would
much prefer tho former place, but "
the Indian Territory should os barred
against them no wouli undOubie ily
bring the men tJgethor on the other
side OF tue Rio Grande.
o1RnE1T WILL FIGHT ANYHOW.
ATLANTA, o., Oct .. When
Champion James J. CoTbottwas show n
the dltpa.oh announcing that boin
houses OF the Texas legislature had
passed tho anti.pTlzs light bill no said:
In thb absence VI defniis ini0Tma.
tl0n a. 10 the oxaet text o. tho bill
which tho Toxsa lozlsiGtufo passed., l
cannot very well give IN answer be.
yond thu; We are under contract
with Dan stuart aud the Florida Ath.
letlo ciuo and propose 20 live up g. OUT
pSft Of toe couttacl. We are going -
Texas under the terms Of our contract
snd am going thore 70 fight ex.
| poet 10 live up 10 my part Of tho agree.
neDi. am anxious 10 nght and will
10 anywhere 10 pull 10 oil, providing
the purse Ia all right."
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-02-16
SOME WAR STATISTICS.
Tersc Facts Concerning the Greatest Re
hcilion OF This Century.

The whole number of men furnished
to the Union army, according to the
adjutant generals report of November
9,lSS0, from the firing on Fort Sumter
to the close of the war was 2.S65,02S of
which the northern states furnished p
432, ,SOl men. The census of 1860 showed
that the number of white males of the
military age between is and 45) i'm the
northern states was 4,327 900, 50 that
the troops furnished by them to the
Union army We're So per cent. of their
availa BILE men. Turning to the slave
states, the first discovery is the amaz-
ing one that Delaware furnishes lar
ger number of troops to the Union army
in proportion to her available mill
tary population than any other state
in any part of the country. This Is so
contrary to accepted ideas that the
average northern Republican would
pronounce the statement absurd on it's
face But the figures leave no room for
doubt Delaware had in 1860 only 49,
273 white males between the ages of IS
and 45. She sent 1850 men into the
Union army, which equaled 74.S per
cent New Hampshire contributed only
about "a per cent, Vermont and Massa-
chusetts 5S, Maine SO. Rhode Island 66,
Illinois and Ohio 50, Kansas y, and In
diana "A.
The other border states did nearly as
well. Maryland had lO2, 7l5 white males
of army age, and so, 3l6 of them did SER
vice for the Union, being almost exact
ly 40 per cent. Kentucky had 1S05S9
men to call upon, and 79,025 or nearly
"A per cent. responded. Missouri had
232,7Sl white males, 109,1l1 of whom
went into the Union army, being almost
AZ per cent. West Virginia did not
fall behind. She had $500 white males,
of whom 32,06S became Union soldiers,
or more than As per cent. Even Ten
nessee, one of the states which actually
seeded. furnished no less than 3l,O92
to the Union army.
Altogether the thirteen slave states
contributed 432 ,227 men in defense of
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-02-16

II IN bave hean t,lan or oon,ad without
authority 10 ,,u,,tv of a n,isd.ma,nor
- ~ o, " "o"se"Ne's'
'.e ',''''esU" s'a.e sraase e'ii
's ""' WIZ 'ne 81 raui s"iolS'
r.,, p IN, to
a..,,,on W 'ooi oe ,ea,eu " ,"e
.,' ' e'',,, y, '.n'e 'elooi " "n,ch
''e ""s",e'H 'a' so III WIZ
20 ~ De 'enooi VI nouee"le,s
80 wy. .,'., se. :" u are W oe