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The evening world., 1905-07-01
MODERN PIRACY BALLAD.
BY WALTER A. SINCLAIR. -

Twas a pirate bold. With a gait that rolled,
And a hearty "Yo-heave-ho. me lad!"
Tn n voice that failed. in his grief he walled
Ont this mournful tale so low and sad:
ooh. the times amt what they used to be
In the days OF Capt. Kidd.
When a pirate crew went out to sea
To fight and fight they did.
In the days of yore we just sloshed'in gore
And we did the job up fine;
But we did not 90 like the foolish crew
OF the Kniaz Potemkine.
~When the Jolly Roger floats aloft
And your guns intimidate.
lust cut out this game Of speaking soft
And don't stop to ~ar5itrate.
And now what think you of a pirate crew
Who hang out the Let's Quit sign?
Just ,v down and quit when they made q hit
On the Kniaz ~PotemkineS
"ob. il old Cap Kidd and old Morgan. too.
Had a ship with three-ply name.
No telling what they could not do
To enhance their gore-stalned fame.
But the vodka Jag, meath the cross-bones flag,
Must have been both large and fine;
Tor without a shot was scooped in the lot
On the Kniay Potemkine."
Save he: IT guess this piracy
Is not lust what 1t used to be.
when now an able pirate sours
A. working cut of pirate hours"
The evening world., 1905-07-01
DOM|N|CANS
KILL MANY IN
JAIL DELIVERY
Gen. Candelario de Ia Rosa,
Political Prisoner, Is
Released.

SAN DOMINGO. July Friends OF
Gen. Candelario de la Rosa, who was a
political prisoner at Barahona, On the
Bay de Neiba, in the southern part of
this Republic. have released him from
prison by foroe.
Several men were killed or wounded
during the effray.
Gen. de la Rosa and his party have
left Barahona for the mountains.
The Government Is sending troops
there to maintain order, n the United
States cruiser Des Moines has gone to
Barahona to protect the Custom-House.
The rest of the Republic is quiet
Gen. Demetrio Rodriguez. a prom
inent factor In Dominican politics, has
arrived here.
The evening world., 1905-07-01
BOYS told VICTIM
HE'D BEEN ROBBED
Lads Who Looted Grocer In
formed on Themselves and
One Handed Detective $10O
to Keep for Himself"

Detective Kahn, of the Mulberry
Street Station, was eating in a Bowery
restaurant early this morning. when he
saw two boys displaying rolls OF money.
They wero treating the walters To cigars
and buying food for everybody. Kahn
followed them to the street and ar
rested them.
The boys said they were James Lam
mon. eighteen years old. OF NO. ~ East
One Hundred and Tenth street, and
william Almond. seventeen. OF Green
wood Lake, N. j.. Armond says his
father IL the owner OF tho Casino At
Greenwood Lake Glens, When they
were searched tlsl In cash and a $50
gold watch WA found on Lammor. and
SIC In bills ON Almond. The latter. &C.
cording 70 Kahn. admitted that he and
LAmmon had robbed the grocery store
Of Dominates Nichols. ct No. ilot SEQ
TShs detsctiys took the boys to that
store and informed the grccer that he
had been robbed. Nicholas 1ooked for
40 In cash, and jewelry worth snout
csS We m tie sssw;sl Tys IL So sfs I'll ssiia s's q
10. io,s Tn.s6 avenue. Kehr took
Watches ibrss god chszns ana . pslr
a. dieanond earrings.
mona 81 te os,l ssy II. e s asss cS%ns - y1Ssia S' and
hsndsd him two go bhE. pspt q tbs
plu1dey Of tte grocery sto5e
"a. ecccrdane r. k@ean. 'apq npb'ay
g. rs :S, 81: yI! ~ AK ,s'a ss.'.
n +Anonond toid &11e d6tooflSo y ~
The evening world., 1905-07-01
WOMAN
CALLED BADGER
Marion Howard, Arrested on
Complaint Of Fred Brandt, Of
Newark, Is Held in $l,50o
Bail for Examination.

Marion Howard, q handsome, stylishly
dressed blonde about thirty years old.
was arraigned In Harlem Police Court
to-day and held by Magistrate Whitman
In 1880 ball for examination next Mon
day morning. The charge agsans' her
was working thelbadger game.
In her arrest the Harlem police be-
Iisvs they have taken the first step TO-
ward the rounding up OF a gang o.
badger-workers who have moved up 10
Harlem from the Tenderloin district.
According 70 the story todd Maslr-
trats whitman this morning by Fred
Brandt, OF No. ia Market street. New
ark. ne met the Howard woman at q
resort near Twenty-fouEth street u
sixth avenue last nisftt about . O'Clock
They had several drinks togethsr. n
then the woman suggested that they go
TO hsr 80 NO. la East Eighty-fourth
street, !,
mo sooner had ! eOt int > sso% M; !,
her back agsinst the door and braced
her fest. Then she told me that X I
aunt give I'D a.. tho money i had hea'
husband would come In and shoe my
produced ss2. This didn't satisfy hsy
and sha insisted on my going. tllrough
my clothes again, sven making me
taxa on my shoes and stockingA.- p
declared that : mar dressed like ] was
and with all the diamonds ] had cusht
So be good Scr 1900 a least. Then shs
bisndt began yelling ..rsievs;.
reached the street. Policeman Cashsll
arrested the woman. He could Ind no
trace OF thu shpghanpd Mrs. HovaSd
s s+a. ssat che hsa tsssn Any neasv
The evening world., 1905-07-01
Hot Wave in Berlin.

BERLIN. JULY IAN unusually not
wave Is visiting Berlin. The tempera-
tuie in the streets rose yesterday TO
l07. There were several cases of sun
stroke and fourteen horses died from
the effects OF the heat. Street railway
traffic was Interrupted at certain points
IN the city where the underground troll
ley system Is In use. The heat was SO
intense tha the rails expanded, and
hocses had to be pressed n service to
haul the cars.
The evening world., 1905-07-01
To Condemn Lynching.

wATKINsyILLE, GA. JULY l.
Judge John c. Johnson. chairman of
the Citizens Committee which invesi-
gated the Holbrook murder case, has
called the committee to meet in Wat
kirsv.lle to-day for the purpose of pass
ing resolutions ~condemning the lynching
OF Lon j. Aycock and seven negroes.
The victims of the mob were buried to-
day.
The evening world., 1905-07-01
Five Hurt in Auto Crash.

CHICAGO, JULY Live persons
were severely injured when an automo-
bile struck a coupe in Michigan venue
last night. -Four of the injured persons
are women two OF whom are In a criti-
CT. ccndliion. The injured are, Mrs. II.
Mcdonald. Mrs. Marian Sissell. Mrs. q
Mcdonald. Mrs. II. sissell n George
Mcdonald driver OF the ooupe
The evening world., 1905-07-01
NEW ORPHAN ASYLUM
One That VIII Cost 100000 IL "a
BE Built tn Jamaias.

A new orphan asylum for the otuiis
Orphan Society OF Greater New YORK
win be built IN Jamaica Within 3 short
time
Ground will probably be broken the
1ss5 Il ts sys Msss, on la Ssii Ss iSeassd Sa
lawson tract aud within a block Of The
jamaica Normal School. The site cost
slx:5oo, and With i d building VIII
The building Will be a two-story and
basement brick. 175 by ~ feet In area.
The grounds surroundlng y Will have
100 feet ON Degraw' avS4be and l,2H
i nj % a. ''se -
The evening world., 1905-07-01
Turbine Beats Record.

MONTREAL, JULY 1.-The Allan line
officers In this city lave received a
c%ablegram stating that the turbine
steamer virginian had beaten the east
ern st. Lawrence record from Rimoush
TO Movie by two hours. doing the dis
lance in six days, two hours n fifteen
minutes.
The evening world., 1905-07-01
Dawes Commission Dies.

MiJsKOIEE, L. T.. JULY LAT mid
night tho commission 10 the I'VE civil
lied fri,ea. commonly. known as the
Dawes Commission. Rlssel out of OK.
igtence. Its work has been TO place
~.c90 Indian heirs In possession OF a.
OoQ. coo acres of land In Indian Territory.
FANS baxDy. who has been appointed
~ ftnish the work, received his COM
mission. to-day and Is designated as
tior1iDissloner to the five civilized
tribee. iJA-B.Az
The evening world., 1905-07-01
Train Kills TWO.

WESTERLY. r. L.. JULY 1.-Georgc
Mallato. eighteen, and Joseph Guam
tranao, fifteen years old, both of No.
70 Pleasant street, were killed to-day by
q frslgnt train on West Broad street
bridge as they were going to work at
Clark's thread nails.
The evening world., 1905-07-01
Free Zone Abolished.

I'LL PAsO. TEXAS. JULY 1.-The
Mexican Free Zone, sixteen miles wide.
on the American border, has been abol-
isaed. When the Free Zone obtained
megssharsdise could be imported into the
pone at 10 per cent, OF the regulas
Mexican customs duties, but II II was
The evening world., 1905-07-01
Rescued Nine at Sea.

CHATHAM. N. B.. July 1.-The Nor
werian bark Telefon, of Stavenger.
which a arrived from Liverpool.
British schooner Mimic. Capt. Burke,
his wife and child and crew of six men
were rescued by the bark n brought
to this port.
The evening world., 1905-07-01
Rates TO Canada Cut.

Gl,Asuow, SCOTLAND, JULY IL
The Allan Line has reduced ,ta steerags
ratelt 70 cAnada 70 N.l;5o, the same an tie
thas qfvrs yesterday,
The evening world., 1905-07-01
Steamer Fast on Shoals.

HALIFAX. n. s., JULY Lit is re-
ported that the steamer salerno, bound
from Barcelona n Cadlz for Halifax.
with q cargo OF salt, Is ashore on
Litcnneid skoal, near the entrance OF
his harbor.
The evening world., 1905-07-01
Escaping Boy Drowned.

ANsoNIA. CONN, JULY 1.-whiis
tryiig % escape from q policemen last
right, Thomas Green, c0lored, eight
years ola, was drowned IN ths Nauga.
companions We're s~bsilins watermeIons
nom q freight ear.
The evening world., 1905-07-01
Bauplayer Fatally Shot.

TROY. N. Y. JULY l~.-Alexsnder
Hardy. OF Toronto, Canada. one of the
pitchers OF the Troy baseball club. has
been shot and possibly fatally injured
by Charles There. of Danbury, Com.
who alleges that Hardy had been pay
Ing attention to There's wife. The lat
ter lives IN this city. Hardy denies pay
ing attention to Mrs. Thero.
The evening world., 1905-07-01
Peary's Ship on Way Here.

PORTLAND. Me-. JULY 1.-The
steamer Roosevelt. on which Com
mander Peary Is to sail to the Arctic
regions, left Portland last night for
New York, where she Is to receive sup
plies. AS the Roosevelt proceeded down
the hssSoor she was saluated by num-
erous WHISTLES on steam craft
The evening world., 1905-07-01

terror the other 80 per cent. had to be
paid. In this way goods were sold in
fhr border towns OF Mexico much
CHEAPER than they could b. Sold In In
~terior towns or In American border
The evening world., 1905-07-01
GOV. HERE
TO SEE I'LL SISTER
Comes to City Unexpectedly and
wh' Go to Clean To-Morraw to
spend the Fourth.

Gov. Higgins came To this city from
Albany to-day to visit his sister. who is
seriously III He had Intended to 60 TO
his home in olean 10 spend the Fourth.
but Mrs. Higgins telephoned to him
from here that he had better come to
New York al once.
He will remain with his sister to-day
meet no politicians nor attend any con-
ferences while here.
The evening world., 1905-07-01
Dismissed for Graft"

NEW ORLEANS. JULY AFTER an
investigation which disclosed wide
spread grating by the Police De-
partment. Inspector Whitaker has dis
missed Capt. John Cooper.
The evening world., 1905-07-01
Eloper Killed Woman.

CLEVELAND. OHIO. July 1.-Albert
Henry Darwin. thirty-six years old. of
Joliet, Ill, a widower and father of
two children. shot and killed Mrs. Anna
Gray, thirty years old, the wife of a
tailor living on Ottawa street, In Joliet.
couple had eloped and W. been away
from for a number of weeks.
The evening world., 1905-07-01
IdslpI Wants a Pardon.

BOSTON, JULY l.-Jossph A. Iasigi,
formerly Turkish Consul and prominent
In this city for yearn rs . club man n
society leader. mas signed an application
for his, pardon from tho State Prison.
Iasigi embezzled $17s, oeo from French
estntes OF which he was trustee.
The evening world., 1905-07-01
News
IN =
Teddy. Jr.. on for Home.

WASHINGTON. JULY 1~.-Theodore
Roosevelt, jr.. has left the city to join
Is parcnfx at Oyster Bay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-26
Boycott paralyz.s Flour Trade,

Seattle. Wash, Ang 25.--Advices re-
ceivod today by the Hammond Mill
ing company of this city from It's agent
in H1ngk0nE state that the Chinese
byocott Of American goods has COM
pletely palaIyaed the -four trade be-
tween Pacific coast uorts and China,
so sales have been made since July II
and an orders for september shipment
have been cancelled,
The compluy's agent writes that the
bread makers Con the bake shops Of Cam
ton and Hongkoug refuse 70 handle
American -four ana the small dealers
dare not purchase it FOR this reason,
The trade with the straits settlements
ana lndo China Is also threatened by
reason Of the fact that the -four supply
for these countries Is controlled wholly
by Chinese merchants.
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Collins ExtradItion Proceedings.

Victoria, b o., Aug % The extra
dition proceedings against George D..
Collins, the san Francisco lawyer COM
mitted for eStnditlon week ago, have
been remanded In the appeal case be-
fore Justice DUFF until Tuesday ". j.
Taylor *. e. for Collins, Is continuing
his argument conteudng the affidavit
upon perjury was Assigned was one
not required by the Canadian law and
therefore could Tot be perjury. II was
intended to continue tonight arguing
as TO the law Of California IN that re-
spect. but as prosecution and defense
were unable 10 agree 10 4 set OF facts
upon which to base the argument Il
Was found necessary to wait until the
notes were extended so that the evil
dence OF experts. Asst Dist Atty.
Whiting and the accused can be placed
before the Judge.
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their rights are regarding tho surplus
and hat they are willing Co leave this
matter 10 tho courts to decide
In conclusion the answer says.
"Whereice. this defendant Joins IN
the prayer ot the plaintiff NJ this roc
ton and thereon submits It's rights and
interests I'm the matters iu question 20
the Judgment Of the court"
Wallace McFarane appears rs attor-
ncy Jor the Equitable. with Austen @.
Fox Rs associate counsel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-26

Astoria or. Aug. 2j.--Noon today
marked the end of the Columbia river
salmon fishing season of 1905. The sea-
SON mas been characterized by small
but steady run and while in one or two
instances spurts which promised TO tax
the cannorics to their utmost We're dis
covered, they %ere short lived and not
at any time were the cauueries blocked,
The pack IS about the same as last year
aud ln estimated aggregate figured on
the basis OF ull cases is $50 500 cases.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-26
ENGLAND CONCLUDES NEW
TREATY WITH JAPAN

LONDON Aug 90. The Associated
Press has good ronson for stating that
o n'' AngIo-Japauese treaty ot alli-
an'0 may have been signed. The for
e'En ONCE declines to give official con-
irmlion on denial. hut the Associated
Press understands that the treaty was
EEn" SOM. days ago. There IS no rea-
SON "hy 10 should uol be signed prior to
t1' conclusions OF the Portsmouth con-
ference as the action Of that conference
NI not affect its terms.
The new treaty is broader In scope In
som respects than the former treaty
ho.F Where 10 recognizes the protct-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-26
OGDEN EXCURSION
Sunday, Aug, 9th.

Via oregon short Line Round trip
only 800 Trains leave nj no and
1890 ID. M. and 1870 and 6 40 p. m. Re-
turning leave ogden at $40, $50
and 1890 p. mn. This allows ample time
for days outing pJ the Hermitage In
ogden canyon, where excellent trout
and chicken dinners are served.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-26
THE GOOD OLD Way

4 severe cold or attack Of Ia grippe
Is Ike Ere, the sooner YOU combat Il
the better your chances are 10 over
power n. But few mothers I'm this age
are willing 90 DO the necessary work
required 10 give n good fashioned
reliable treatment such "a would he ad-
ministered by their grandmothers,
backed by Bochcc's German syrup
which was always literally used IN con.
nection with the home treatment az
colds and is still in greater household
favor than any known remedy But
even without the application NJ the old
fashioned aids German syrup viii cure
severe cold IN quick time. II witt
cure colds IN children ar grown people.
II relieves the conzestcd organs allays
thr Irritation, and effectively stops the
cough ANY child v.l take H. II is
Invaluable in household NJ children.
Trial size bottle 9Sr. regular size, 75c
For sale hy AN druggists.
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ANNOUNCE M EMIT.

The GiIos McrCantIIe Agency ana Tho
American Mercantile and Reporting
Agency have consolidated and business
will hereafter be conducted under the
name Of The Glles-Amerioan Mercantile
Agency sept ! the business VIII he TO-
Gated NJ 100 20 an d + Walker Bllg.
Uop floor Phones. $50 Tor reports and
2l9 for collections
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-26
PIONEER WOMAN
GOES TO HER REST
Mrs NJ Isabella Horn Succumbs
To the Inflrmlties OF
Old Age
IN HER ElGHTy'SEVENTH YEAR.
Passed Peacefully Away at the Resi-
dcuce Of Her Daughter in This
City Biographical.

Tho shadow ~ death which has been
,,-,,lna about the bedside Of Mrs, Mary
r,,hena Horne since last June, closed
a.. .,,r hor la=t night, when she sank
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-26

n, Clayton, Provo, Utah, Mrs Min
ME H. James, Mrs Martha H. Tingey
and Mrs, clara H. James Of this city.
She also leaves over 400 grandchildren,
over 90 Rrcat-grandchildrcu and two
great great grandchildren The time
and place Of funeral win be announced
later.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-26
Land! Land!
UNION PACIFIC p. K. co.
offer for Sale Inv UTAH and
WYOMING 6ood8razine lands
In LARGE and small iracis,

sToCKMEE, this viii 10 your last
chance 10 purchase on the easy 10 year
payment plan. Liberal discount f'r cash
Good range IA selling fas' and getting
scarce. Now Ia lAe time 90 purchase full
particulars nom r. ! Wills AGENT u, p
RR Co Lands. No Is W. md South s.
Salt Lake CITY Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-26
MALARIA
UNDERMINES THE HEALTH

When the germs Of malaria enter the
blood the entire health is affected. and If
the blood is not purified Of these germs
ana microbes, Chronic Sores and Ulcers,
LAYER Splotches, Chills and Fever, Boils,
Aehees and Pains, and d great variety Of
troubles manifest themselves, and soon
.Ie entire system is undermined. leaving
tle sufferer a prey TO most miserable,
weak and nervous condition.
Sl3 W. Market st., Louisville, Ky.
torseveral years suffered With Cbills
sHu FeVer, caused by Malaria in my
s, - s,en and each summer for several
Suel3 would have n relapse. Fiuully
Hy pnyglolan prescribed S. IS, s. / took
leW bottlos this was about six
}JuIs ago, II entirely cured mo, and
= naye noyor been troubled since. lam
~ 80 no Other medicine could have given
Ia - complete and immediate rolief,
ssInd, cannot speak too highly OFFS. 8. S.
81 sner IN buf-nces Is now taking
% ., :, Tor an eruption of tho skin, and
skeherll run' down condition ofthe Bys-
hni ana although no has taken but ono
poI'Is, already commences 10 feel better
T. SHAPoFF.
D. 5, 5, counteracts and drives all the
poison from the blood and builds M the
system by It's fine purifying dual
Nles and tonic effects. II strengthens
eeVery part increases the appetite. helps
me stomach and digestion, and by sup.
pIyn9 the body with rich, pure blood,
cures Malaria and all its disaggeeable all
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-26

Mrs. Bessie Browning soprano Salt
air. sunday. aug. o., concert $50 g.. m
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-26

If you don't like it, give it
away your grocer returns
your money.
Write or or kas,ia... sss4, A Sshians e
tSygA-g, S-a !s-hs.-a
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ONE MONTHS TREAT
MENT NOW is WORTH
THREE MONTHS
DURING THE
WINTER.

DON'T DELAY II YOU WANT A
SPEEDY CURE.
Drs shores prices and terms are
medicines free-for all Catarrhal,
Chronic Diseases--Sj.
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Lewis % 70 I've,

PENNSYLVANIA SALT MEG. CO,
Proprietorp Phila. Pa
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-19

Sod created TIE heaven and The
earth. And the earth was without
form and void, and darkness WAC
&pon the face Of The deep. And
thsNspirit OF God moved npon the
face ~ the watersD Gen.
Here we have declaration thai !
tGod created Tho heaven AID the
Garth !" and o declaration tkat when \
lie aid create the oarih tina. Il WAS
.wilhoat form, ana void " We
do rot wsnt clearer destruction
than this.
2ud. "Dil God create the
earth al tic time he said be did,
Yes, or No This gentemen's
answer il yes.
W. vii agree Nilh him at
present but viii refer 10 ltis 1T 81
aoIe pVoPt' s"''
Srd. Was 'hs earth u form q
the time be (tiodj created ~ fvs
or no, Tais gentiemcn's answer
is yes. ! answer 40. 70 she
begiuning God created the heayon
and The earth and the earth was
without form and void, and dark
gess was npon tho face o. The deep,
and me Srirlt Of Goa moved mp
esthe lace ot,hc waters" Gen. ~
M. Was tie earth void when Gcd
created u? 'Yes or no. This @rnile-
mens answer IL 70, we answer yes
"In tie peRgae God created the
heaven and c,rih and the carlli was
without form and void, and the sp'r-
ii d God moved upon The lace q ilae
waters
s,h. "Did God create d'rkress be
fire lishl; YES cr 10. This gel'lc-
,ners answer IS 10, @s answer SIS
Nov here We viii teiere vow To ore
81 ,our VIII Statements which sou
made in answering VI tyst question.
Thou All worthy q; Lord, TO receive
glory and honor, and power ltf thou
hast created all things and '9r NY
pleasure they src and We've created.
Da,knrss exists as same IS llsh'
therefore since YOU say he cresied : I
things yol evidently mast ackooW'
isdse ,hslhe created darkness Slnc'
dsckncss is spakcn q before light :
was created before
0tt, Did The spirl, 'a1ve -pon ~
face OF The waier.' Yes or rA lh
gentlemen answers y.s,w wlll aSro
wi,k him here.
FIN sWas hight created hler' ~
spiri, moved on The waters Yes or 2
rsis gentlemen answers yes y
will asrec with you here
sth. WAS lighs and darsocss dF'dc
AFTER the spirit Of God movedan "
, NJ w, no ,ttis ocnllfnlcns M
s,;. ia ~, answer Is core,
,osysslfin answe
: MI. ,,,.s.,ao ,sa seventh. |
W. ~ \, ~, ,hn .nir;, d @,
US 's' : ,,,.,.. NV l;oh,. and
, ..;,, ls,h Nm answer "yys
.,.i,, 4, ga moved npt
~" IN. ,W,cr. THIS i,
M u. nd, n,oye i, crea,io
~ f,na LAVA ii u MI
! r,oyss ,b,ou,
- ~ .,,,l ,i,e,r vas lirs
AZ VIZ s.,,; !, u ~ iejic lr5
ntfV tniS RiNlSiS'' li- So Vt.