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, 1907-02-15
Forenoon in the House.

Special to The Republican.
Cheyenne, Wyo., Feb. 15.-At the
converting Of the house this morning,
Mr.. Sammon demanded Of the speaker
an apology for the unfair ruling"
made by the speaker yesterday after
noon, at 3 o'clock. when a division
was demanded on a motion to adjourn,
the speaker denying the division and
declaring the house adjourned. MI.
Snively made an address to the house
concerning the matter.
Declines to Concur in Amendments.
H. B. No. LOG, the apportionment
bill, which was returned from the SEN
ate amended to conform with the For.
sythe bill in that body, was read. the
house declining unanimously to concur
in the amendments made in the senate.
H. B. No. 3, by Mr.. Kinney, which
provided for the improvement of the
Big Horn hot springs, and which was
amended in the senate by striking out
all reference to the county of Ere
mont, was read. the house concurring
in the amendments and passing the
! bill.
H. B. No. SO, by Mr.. Saul, relative
to the salaries of division superintend
ents of water divisions, the senate
having reduced the salaries to $1,5OC
a year, the house concurring.
Amendments to Pharmacy Bill.
H. B. No. 10, by Mr.. King, relative
to the qualifications Of pharmacists
concurrence in senate amendments.
H.. B. No. 25. by Mr.. Sage, providing
for an assistant examiner. The senate
amended the bill reducing the number
of assistants from two to n and the
house concurred.
H. B. No. 62, the right Of way meas
ure by the committee on irrigation
concurrence by house.
H. B. No. II, by Mr.. Whitney, mu
tual fire insurance companies; accept
ed as amended in senate.
H. B. No. 81. the irrigation distric
bill; concurred in.
H. B. No. so, by Mr.. McMurray, en-
dorsement On ballots; concurred in.
Stoner's Claim Against State.
H. B. No. sc, by MI. Somsen, the
Abraham Stoner claim for horse.
killed by the state veterinarian in ar
effort to stamp out disease; senate
amended by eliminating provision fol
interest on the fund and the house
concurred in the amendment.
Mr.. Hayden introduced house memo
rial No. 1, relating to changes in the
land laws, providing for the exchange
Of certain state lands for others. A
letter from Senator Warren on the
subject was read.
H. B. No. 1873. by Mr.. Hoge, the cat
tie inspection bill. was passed under
suspension OF the rules.
, 1907-02-15
, Q 0 G Q Q .
Captain Was Arrant Coward.

Block Island, L. l., Feb. 15.-Formal
and startling charges were made today
against Captain McVey of the Larch-
mont. He is shown to have displayed
the most sickening cowardice, he and
his crew fighting women away from
the life boats in order that the sailors
be saved.
Rescued Women Tell Story.
Two of these women were finally
rescued, although scores died around
them, and today told in detail the
shameful action Of the Larchmont's
captain, when. with only six in the big
life boat, which has a capacity of
twenty, he and his men rowed of,
leaving all the passengers to their
wretched fate.
, 1907-02-15
Cause Of the Delay.

The breaking of the ice gorge IN the
Loup river, a few miles northwest OF
Columbus, Neb., Tuesday afternoon
caused the water to raise owe five
feet in an hour, reaching the highest
point within the memory Of the old
est residents. A family OF four, DOC
Mccone, his wife, daughter and sister
in-law, we're drowned while attempting
to escape to higher ground in a spring
wagon. They were drowned few
feet north Of the north main line traci
o fthe Union Pacific in West Column
bus. The team was also drowned. Thu
whole south side is under water ant
many families. are imprisoned II
, 1907-02-15
ACCEPTS THE ROOSEvELT-RooT
AMENDMENT TO lMMlGRA-
TON BILL TO EXCLUDE
CERTAIN JAPS.
Only Those Holding Passports to
Mainland Will Be Allowed to Land
After Congress Has Passed Meas
ure-Pennsylvania House Adopts
Two-Cent Fare Bill After Strong
Effort by President Reading Road.

Q Washington, Feb. 15.-Japan @
Q has officially approved the Root @
O Roosevelt amendment in the i'm @
Q migration bill, which provides 9
Q that the president may issue or G
Q ders denying entrance of Japan @
O csc to the United States who do @
Q not have passports to the main Q
Q land. This announcement is made @
@ by persons in the close confidence @
Q Of the administration. Q
. @ 9 Q Q ooo Q Q @ @ @ 9 Q Q @
, 1907-02-15
Railroad Notea

Trains are all late again today.
Otis Thayer, the division engineer,
and E. L. Boland, connected with the
Cheyenne Office, spent the night here,
leaving for the asst this morning to
look after the condition of the cut at
Colores.
Superintendent w. R. McKeen, jr.,
Of the motive power department OF the
Union Pacific, came from the east
last evening and dined at the Union
Pacific, Mrs. Let's and Miss Laura
Let's being his guests at the hotel.
He went westward from here.
, 1907-02-15
TOWN LOTS SOLD

BY FITCH AGENCY.
R e. Fitch today reports the fol
lowing sales:
August and Annie Berner to James
A. Miller, the south SO feet of lot 4,
block 1873, at S66 north Fourth street,
for 5000. Mr.. Berner will remove to
the country and Mr.. Miller will occupy
the premises as a home for his fam.
lily.
Arthur H. and Mamie jackson to
Ada M. Chase, the north SO feet of lot
G.. block 215, at 4O7 south Fourth street,
for $4,000. This property is now oc'
cupied by DR.. and Mrs. A. w. White
house. who will vacate 1t shortly and
find a home elsewhere in the city. Mrs
Chase will occupy the premises as q
home.
, 1907-02-15
MANY BILLS PASSED AND AMEND
MENTS MADE BY SENATE AC-
CEPTED AT MORNING
SESSION TODAY.
Apportionment Measure Amended in
Senate to Conform to the Forsythe
imously Turned Down-Senate
Acts on Number Of Measures
Wransle Over House Adjournment

Cheyenne, Wyo., Feb. 15.-In the
senate this morning, in committee of
the whole, with Mr.. Atherly in the
chair, the following bills were dis
| posed of:
H. B. No. 10. to establish a home
and training school for the feeble
minded on the lands of the poor farm
at Lander; recommended for passage.
H. B. No. 104, by the committee on
judiciary, regulating the publication OF
legal notices; indefinitely postponed.
H. B. No. 125, by Mr.. Jefferis. amend
ing section zoos, revised statutes; in
definitely postponed.
Fl. ]. R. No. 4. proposing al amend
ment to the constitution of the state
relating to the establishment and
composition Of the state board of
equalization; recommended for pas
sage.
H. B. No. 124, by the committee on
judiciary, providing for the protection
Of the Monaghan pheasant and bob
white quail; indefinitely postponed.
H. B. No. 112. relating to the pub
LEGATION of notices of Incorporation;
Indefinitely postponed.
Breeders Bill FavorabIy Considered.
H. B. No. 100, substitute for H. B.
| No. 4S, by the committee on stock
| ,oi.fnr ora orl cfonly lauyc ra1atinp
to breeders liens; recommended for
passage.
H. B. No. So, by the committee or
lands and irrigation. relating to as
| sistants Of the state engineer and the
payment of travelling expenses of the
engineer, etc.; recommitted to the
committee.
H. B. No. S8, by Mr.. Booker, relat'
ing to bail bonds; recommended for
passage.
sniveIy Bill Postponed.
H. B. No. "a. by Mr.. Snively, requir'
ing the deputy state treasurer to give
bond to the state; indefinitely post
poned.
8. F. No. SO, by Mr.. Clark, relating
to the method of service Of summons
in civil cases; recommended for pas
sage.
S. F. No. 81, by Mr.. Clark, to repea
and re-enact chapter IS of the session
laws of 1903; recommended for pas
sage.
S. F. No. SO, by Mr.. Clark. relating
to the care and preservation Of papers
by the clerk Of the district court; rec
commended for passage.
Lawful Days Work for Miners.
S. F. No. 80, a substitute for H. B
No. 10, defining a lawful days worl
in underground mines; recommended
for passage.
H. B. No. SO. by Mr.. Sammon. re
garding private banks; recommended
for passage.
H. B. No. 80, by the committee OF
federal relations, relating to the re
organization OF the militia Of the
state; recommended for passage.
Horticultural Bill Reported FavorabIy
H. B. No. 102, by Mr.. Hinckley
amending the law creating the state
board of horticulture; recommended
for passage.
H. B. No. ia. by Mr.. Morris, relat
ing to the examination of teachers;
recommended for passage.
H. B. No. A. by Mr.. Mcclellan, con
corning the levying of special assess
ments for improvements in cities: rec
commended for passage.
! H. B. No. GO, by MI. Todd, higt
, 1907-02-15
BOOK
CREATES A BIC STIR

Rome. The fragments are large and
valuable, and doubtless came from the.
excavations which extend under the
Ruspoli and other places.
King D%isapproves.
But they have not been taken with
the approval Of the king. The re-
moval Of such fragments is a violation
OF the laws of the kingdom. Italy for
years has endeavored to preserve her
famous works of art within her own
domains.
, 1907-02-15
ROLLING Mills Daily Report.

The Undetermined mill broke all pre-
vious records again yesterday, and
Manager Jacobus Is wondering where
it will stop. Yesterday sixty tons OF
steel were heated in the two furnaces,
producing an output of ffty-lve tons
of finished product, one Of the larg-
est tonnage days eve recorded here.
The mill is rolling bars for the contin,
uous rail joint and the men are work
ing like a well made clock.
, 1907-02-15
Hanged for Assaultina Cir
Murder In Second Degree,

Walsenburg, Colo, Feb. ia jury
today found Charles Kovis, a Slav,
guilty of murder in the second degree
in killing Andrew Pollock last Deem.
Der. The killing followed a quarrel at.
ter the two men had engaged in a
friendly boxing match in a saloon here.
Sentence has not yet been passed.
, 1907-02-15
DOG TAX EXPIRED
END OF THE YEAR.

Persons are laboring under h mis-
taken apprehension of the dog ncense
matter. Some contend that a dog tax
paid last juno entitled the owners OF
dogs to exemption until next June.
Marshal Sigman say the tax Is due
after the first Of the present year m
will be collected. He has employed
a professional dog catcher from Chey'
enne, whose business it will be to rio
the city of dogs upon which tax has
not been paid. The catcher Will DE-
gin business tomorrow.
, 1907-02-15
mohier Leaves His Room.

General Manager Mohler Of the I'm
ion Pacific has SO far recovered that
he is able to leave his room at the
Auditorium Annex in Chicago and at
tend the conference between the rail-
road managers and the committees OF
railroad trainmen in the adjustment OF
their difficulties.
, 1907-02-15

London, Feb. l5.-Quite a sensation
was created here today by the publica-
ton of General Kuropatkin's history
Of the Russo-Japanese war. The his
tory was conhscated in Russia, but the
leader Of the cars forces sees his
story before the world. whether he
desires it or not,
, 1907-02-15
Ten Drowned or Shot.
Princess Milena DYING.

Rome, Feb. 15.-It is reported today
that the mother Of Queen Helena, the
Princess Milena Of Montenegro, is
dying at Cettinje. Queen Helena's
physician is in constant attendance on
the dowager.
, 1907-02-15
Whole Body Sang.
Currency Bill to Pass

Washington, D. c., Feb. 15.-It is
understood today that the proposed
currency bill will pass congress in the
condition it now is. This is expected
to strengthen the markets of the
world.
, 1907-02-15
Cuban Election Mond,v

Havana, Feb. 15.-The new election
Will take place here on Monday, which
Will decide the future laws of Cuba.
There will be universal male suffrage
and foreigners will be allowed to vote.
, 1907-02-15
Morqan's Works Of Art.

Rome, Feb. 15.-The kingdom is
much excited over the news from the
United States hat ]. P. Morgan has
again purchased various works Of
ancient art from the Trajan Forum at
, 1907-02-15

New Lineman for Laramie.
Carl Jackson. who goes to Cheyenne
on Sunday as signal maintainer be-
tween that city and this, will be sue
ceeded here by Otto Claussen, the
change to occur Sunday.
, 1907-02-15

trains are run on schedule time. They
are received late at either end of the
division and delivered at the other end
at the correct running speed across
the state.
, 1907-02-15
Approves D%ormltory Bill.
specIaI to The Republican.

Special to The Republican,.
Cheyenne, Wyo., Feb. 15.-Governor
Brooks has approved H. B. No. 105,
providing for a girls dormitory at the
UNI ,ersity of Wyoming at Laramie,
anG carrying an appropriation of $685.
900 for the erection Of the building.
The structure will be erected on the
campus of the university at Laramie.
, 1907-02-15
FINED FOR ASSAULT
ON SCARLET WOMAN

A new conner to the city pleaded
guilty to assault and battery in Jus
tice Hynds' court this morning and
was fined $3.50. He vas charged with
assaulting Kittie Hutchinson, who
lives on First street. He paid his fine.
, 1907-02-15
New Rate Bill Passed.

Harrisburg, Pa. Feb. 15.-Amid
jeers and cries, and after the batting
by the whole house of the spokesman
for the railroads, the legislature unan.
imously passed the 2-cents-a-mile fare
bill, to defeat which George F. Baer,
president Of the Reading railroad, sent
his remarkable protest on Monday.
Whole Body Sang.
AS he finished the whole legislature
arose to its feet and sang, who is
Baer? Are we for him? No" The
speaker made absolutely no attempt
to stop the disorder, and amid laughter
and gibes the bill was passed. 1t now
goes to the senate, where it will be,
come a law.
, 1907-02-15
Calling Official Indictment.

Kuropatkin plainly exposes the
weakness of Russia and applauds the
valor Of the Japs. 1t is a calling in.
dictment Of Russia's %unitness for war
and the incompetency Of many of the
leaders, being a story OF incapacity
and disorganization on the part Of the
cars forces that seems almost In
credible.
, 1907-02-15
o SOLD HIGH.
Calumet and HecIa Reaches Thousand
Dollars a Share.

Boston, Mass. Feb. 15.-Copper
stocks continued to rise in this city
this morning. Calumet and Heckla
stock sold for $1,000 a share.
, 1907-02-15

houses surrounded by from four to ten
feet of water. A large number Of
hogs and cattle drowned in the
Union Pacific stock yards.
, 1907-02-15
DEATH ROLL
Of LARCHMONT
REPORTED MISSING PLACED AT
NINETY-FIvE AND SAVED AT
EIGHTEEN PASSENGERS,
Formal Charges Against Captain Of
Vessel, TWO Women Survivors
Telling Of His Display Of sickenina
Cowardice in Saving Himself and
Leaving Many to Drown.

@ New London, Feb. 15.-The fol- Q
@ lowing is the latest estimate of O
Q the death roll of the Larchmont: Q
@ Reported missing, 95; bodies re- O
O covered, rs; survivors, IS; bodies Q
@ identified, So. O
, 1907-02-15

Wyoming Division is Clear.
There is trouble and delay on al
most every division OF the Hartman
system except the Wyoming. where
, 1907-02-15
Eight Men Hanged.

Chicago, ILL.,, Feb. 15.-This was
hangman's day. In various parts OF
the country eight men paid the death
penalty. At Richmond, Va, Moses Hill
and William Bufin, were hanged for
the murder Of Postmaster Grub.
Hanged for A~ssaulting Girl.
At Russellville, KY, William Fetch
er and Guy Lyon were hanged for as
saulting a young girl two years ago.
At Barbourville Jesse Fitzgerald vas
executed fer Alling Mrs. Broughton,
and in Bastrop, Texas, A. B. Washing
ton, was hanged for killing Jennie
Moore, colored.
, 1907-02-15
Mutlny On Turkish Vessel.

Suez, Feb. 15.-A mutiny on the
Turkish transport Hodeindah, while
passing through the canal to the Red
sea, ended by 300 soldiers jumping
overheard while going through the
Bitter lakes.
Ten Drowned or Shot.
Ten of them were drowned or shot
down by loyal marines. The others
reached the shore and escaped.
The Hodeindah is now here. Ev-
erything is peaceful aboard her. She
landed seventeen men who were
wounded in the outbreak.
, 1907-02-15
RUSSIAN GENERAL GIVES sENsA
TIoNAL HISTORY OF RECENT
WAR WITH JAPAN IN
MANcHURlA.

Not Allowed to See Light OF Day In
His Own Country, but It Comes
Out in London and Is Revelation
of Incompetency and U%nftness of
Leaders Almost DISQUALIFICATION
gan Exci.es Ire Of Roman kino.
, 1907-02-15
THVW CASE MAY END
ALMOST ANY DAY NOW
was preferable to him to incarceration
In a mad house.
JustiHes unwritten Law.

Chicago, ILL.,, Feb. 15.-Rev. Willis
G. Craig, instructor in didactic theol.
ogy at Mccormick seminary, declared
that the unwritten law is founded on
sympathy and mercy, and will save
Harry X. Thaw from the electric chair
and vindicate his action in killing
Stanford White.
Kid Ministers Startled,
This declaration was made before
fifty embryonic Presbyterian ministers,
who were startled when the noted lee
turer declared that the young million
aire was justified in protecting his
wife.
, 1907-02-15
Jones as Elisor,

The venire was drawn by o. B.
Jones, a prominent merchant of Wal
lace, who has been chosen by the
court to serve as elisor. Mr.. Jones is
considered perfectly fair, and both
sides appear satisfied with the choice.
, 1907-02-15
JEROME INCLINED TO ACCEPT
PLEA OF INSANITY AND
HAVE COMMISSION AP-
POINTED IN LUNAcY.
Thaw Objects to This and Declares He
Prefers Sing Sing or Electric Chair
to Mad House, and Attorneys Will
Fight Any Move State May Make
With That End in view-Adams
Jury Hard to Get at Wallace.

- New York, Feb. 15.-Close observers
of the Thaw trial, which has been post
poned for several days because OF the
death Of a jurors wife, believe the
present trend of the trial, as shown In
the last two days, is toward a COM
mission in lunacy to determine official
ly Harry Thaw's condition of mind.
Suggestions for Belief.
This belief is suggested by District
Attorney Jerome's willingness to ad-
NIT part of the will, by his readiness
to withhold technical objections to
the testimony Of Thaw's family physi-
clans tending to throw light upon the
defendants mental status. and by his
policy Of yesterday in admitting with
out opposition the conversation be-
tween Thaw and DR.. Evans when the
latter was examining the prisoner in
the tombs.
May Terminate Abruptly.
Counsel for Thaw have reached the
opinion that the trial may be termin-
ated abruptly any day next week from
this aus So fully convinced are they
that Jerome will make this move that
they are planning to fight him on this
line.
Harry Also Kicks.
Thaw himself is credited with hav-
ing declared that he would M face
the asylum in preference to Sing Sing
and the death chamber, SO 1t can be
seen what feeling this expected move
of Mr.. Jerome is creating in the camp
of the defense.
Prefers Chair to Mad House.
Thaw and his lawyers had a rather
protracted interview in the Tombs to-
day, and 1t Is known that he vigorous
ly protested against any possible end
ing Of the trial by declaring him in
sane. He is reported to have said in
80 many words that the electric chair
, 1907-02-15
Kid Ministers Startled.
Jury Hard to Get.

Wallace, Idaho, Feb. ia new
venire Of fifty men appeared in court
this morning and the work of securing
a jury to try Steve Adams on tbs
charge of the murder of Fred Tyler
was resumed. with little chances thai
1t will be completed this week.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-08-23
oesss sralpss TO PRAY.

As|AIsaS ehsws HIs Rsspssa ~ IN
esrlpturss In Peculiar Way.
4 certain s1d tavorits tu1ioe o@es,
= tAe United States navy hsd for .
seesidseabls time observed that he
eA0tral always removed his uniforD
eat and loaasd oas Of lees prstsa.
asas wAsa hs read his Bible on Dun.
az mornings. He often woadsrs1
WY the commander Of The aaSshiD
sAeuld Do 70 strange . thing. and %
~ day. whom the good hunos Of the
e41iral permitted The great amount q
freedom such . question would ~
euire. As asked:
Admiral, will you tell Ne Why yos
always remove your uniform coat b.
tore you open your Bible fos Sunday
mornings rsadins!"
The admiral lifted his syss and
g1avsly stared the young omcsr in the
face. His smile was more bsatinc
tAaA folbidding.
"Lisutsoant. I remove my uniform
coat before reading the Bible because
I can never give the Lord Of Hosts the
proper amount Of respect and adora.
uoo with the stripes Of IN admiral
s0braeins the arms that support the
Bible"
Il was . question Of the pride Of bis
heast-which was In his admiral's
stripss-ovsrcoming the love he held
tor his Maker when he would render
Ais devotion To him.-Lippineott's
nasasins.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-08-23
SPECIAL DlsPENsATioN.

During the hot months the Com.
monwealth Life Is offering a special
policy on special terms. Pays for
sickness (all diseases), accident and
death. Pays more weekly benefits
than all other Denver companies COM
bined.
Ask your friends which Is best and
they will tell you The Common
wealth Life"
YOU CAN LAY YOUR TROUBLE
UPON THE SHELF
IF YOU CARRY BENEFITS IN THE
COMMONWEALTH.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-08-23
soss N Mo OWN oovar.
msataaa Se1os Rsessed y Llsesn y
eOant u lsA

A ~ ~ Tie supesas court y
ooed a s0Dovioory Wit directing
Julss claaa1. of Montana 70 make
esetaia or1ss b . oass, sithsr grant
~ or rsf1seag . sisAt b Amalass
nassd. 70 Aae he matter might b.
asAlly dstssnl1sd II ~ higher n
D0A. WAeo tAis was beessAt to tAs
Js1sss attsaalea. 10 aAAeunssA that b
vsuld take - natter unAsr sdviss.
nat Tle julss ~ takss
soee nAeosRS n1ee advise
0sat aal ~ ~ Asvss bssa beard
9 altssvas1s; 4 was - way Of u
0vaag He1noo aaDas tine - sxtFsse
va,uabls ~ bedjss froa ~ disputed
eosnd. "UA1es ths Aedslsa Of tAs
o1Dssns eeugt ws srs eatttjed 70 q.
hDsdiats se1ss." said L o. Evans.
- AmalgaAAtsd attorney, who pfe
oented the natter In court We'll. I'm
~ going 10 sivs II to yos," came back
tAs reply hon The bench "0ur only
recourse win b another appeal 70
u supreme court" sail Nr. Evans
You can 20 TO the supreme court. or
-anywhsrs else you plsass," said the
1udgs. This court en- ~ punished
for contempt" "oo away. % away"
shouted tie fudge, waving his long
arms bslligerently toward he lawyer.
You talk like town fool l used TO
know back n Missouri. Baili6, ID.
iourn court"-NcClurs Magazine.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-08-23
ouM.rir end tn. chle.ss pr..s.

oufFsrin end the chIease prsss.
n the year 1874 the Marquis Of Duf.
fsrin and Ava. then the governor-gen.
eeal Of Canada, visited Chicago. Con.
eefning that visit he has written: The
day following my arrival spent n bed
with . vefy bad nervous headache. .
fast which was announced to the pub.
lie IN the morning BY . Sensational
paragraph IN oil the papers. to the fol.
lowing effect: His royal nibs down
With . collie! Doctor sent for In
fact, all the time I was at Chicago the
papers tssmsd with similar slesanciss
Tho concluding leading article In the
leading Journal being headed '0ood.by,
oA DuRsrin.' Another paper devoted
twe of It, columns to . description u
- Interview between one Of IL -.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-08-23
svsIe a. MAN AND U,aos.
lrtsrssslNo - Trsss evsivtisN u ths
WeeFs Hssmsay.

y tAs aiseeveey q iA4spselsat
e,.lut.ons e hsnAa nxsis III tsodiAg
In the sa0e 1lFeetioa indicates Tie a.
istsnes q - ilsal standard toward
which progress lsaAs. bow nusa
stronger y ~ Evidence Afforded b
the fact thst hirl music d DEVELOPING
along the saDs hsssi Il sssms . fas
cry from . Beethoven synphosy Of ,
Wagnsriaa sDsea 70 tAs simpls lay oe
. sparrow, bot - we trace ~ course
Of the nisA0 hvse a nusie haek
toward IT. sosrse. tAs stream -
comes naffeWes a1a narrower. until
Il 10 contracted % . pol1t whore Il u
70 broader tAaa TIE little rill of bird
music. Nor loss the decrease stop
thses; for. rsaarkab,s - Il may
seem. tAeee vas . tine whsa The
music frea vAich ours has bssa
evolved was tn1srior TO soos q that
which loats - cur safs non ~
woods Of spsiaG. This 10 not 70 ~
merely that ~ sonss Of certain q
tAs birds involve more intssvais nd
greater vasjeey, but that tAsy ~ oe
. higher esdss Judged b or swn
modern seaa1arls-Hsasy ollys =
HaspsrA