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Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-24
AVALON ANGLERS
AnE TalAlA AHAN
AMI IUVA-WAU
SEASONS RECORDS ARE SHAT
TERED DAILY
PASADENAN SETS NEW LIGHT
TACKLE MARK
Captures 27o-Pound Jewish After Sem
sationaI Fight-C. c. Conn of
Elkhart, Indiana, Breaks
Brode's Record
Especial to The Herald.l


AVALON, Catalina Island, Aug, %.
Avalon has gone tuna mad. Fol-
lowing the recent strike of the record
blue fin tuna made by a. c. Brode Of
Los Angeles, anglers from far and near
are pouring into Avalon daily. Every
available fishing launch is being char
tered, many of them days in advance,
and all the unused paraphernalia Is
being engaged. Close on the Brode
catch and that made the next day by
c. {. Conn of Elkhart, Ind, comes
the reports of sensational catches
made today, breaking all previous rec
ords of the season. Excitement is at
top notch here. and every returning
launch is being eagerly watched for
signs of the tuna pennant telling OF a
catch of the game fish
b. b. Atterbury of Pasadena made
catch which probably will stand as
Il seasons record He broke the
worlds record for light tackle 1shlng
by catching a jewish weighing 27O
pounds. The fight for the big beauty
lasted two hours and twenty minutes,
and the angler was compelled TO bring
the fish to the surface twenty EIGHT
times before it could be gated
Atterbury probably will be the re-
clpient of many prizes unless the rec
ord is beaten before October l.
Rare Strikes Reported
\ report reached here tonight that
the occupants of six launches are
fighting tuna off Seal rocks The an
glers who failed to go out for days
sport are congregated along the beach
north of the company wharf awaiting
the return Of the late comers and eX-
pecting even more sensational news
of the results of the day, for every
incoming boat brings reports Of rare
strikes. Six tuna have Leen brought
in since noon, and it is expected that
this number will be added to when the
last boat arrives.
c. c. Conn beat the record estab-
lisned by A G. Brode, gaffing a tuna
weighing 129 pounds three pounds
more than the one captured by the Los
Angeles angler.
Three of the fish captured by Mr..
Conn were obtained since . o'clock
this afternoon. The largest. the record
up to date this season, was brought to
gaff within ten minutes after the
strike was made. This is he largest
catch taken by one angler All the fish
weigh more than 100 pounds each.
A. J. Eddy of Chicago gated tuna
weighing Ill pounds with ten-ounce
rod and an eighteen strand line.
Eddy rished from the launch Dixie,
Capt. Charles Fischer, and Mr.. Conn
hade his record from his own private
boat
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-24

It's as easy to secure a bargain in a used
automobile. through want advertising it
used to be-and stil is-to secure horse
and carriage.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-24

1rs ss easv to secure a bargain in a used
automobile, through want advertising, as 1t
used to be-and still is-to secure horse
and carriage.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-24
Barry in Great Shape

After yesterdays work at Venice
Barry announced himself finished with
the routine. He has been in practically
for almost two months, and probably
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-08

1t is reported that work in the
Holden mine Oh Railroad creek will
be suspended during the winter and
that the force now employed there
will come out in a few days. Re-
Gently the air in the mine has be-
come bad and it was found that a
new ana larger air-compressor would
have to be installed. AS the machin-
cry can not be taken in at this sea-
son, it was determined to shut down
the mine until spring. Chelan parties
who visited the mine recently report
that there is an abundance of ore ap-
parent everywhere in the hundreds of
feet of tunnel which have been driv-
en- since the Graves company took
charge Of the mine, and that there
can be little or no doubt that the
property is destined to make great
mine in the future-Chelan Leader.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-08
HOG CHOLERA SERUM.

Discovery of Government Specialist
Proves Effieaeious.
After a thirty day test. which was
conducted by experts under the most
rigid supervision Of the United States
government and the Kansas City
Stockyards company, the unquestioned
efficacy of the serum discovered by DR..
NJ. Dorset, a government specialist. for
the prevention Of hog cholera has been
demonstrated OF poison squad of
thirty-fve hogs thirteen which were
not immunized at the beginning Of the
test are dead and twenty-five which
were treated are perfectly healthy in
an isolated pen.
The twenty-five were subjected to
every conceivable form Of cholera ex-
posure, and the thirteen which sue
cumbed to the disease died in pens
with the twenty-five at various times
during the progress Of the tests. The
carcasses of the dead hogs were per-
mitted to remain in pens with immu-
nized animals sometimes two or three
days.
Every opportunity was given the
twenty-five to succumb to the disease.
Under normal conditions. 1t Is said.
every hog would be dead. The fact
that the twenty-five did not die is
absolute proof. those who conducted
the tests declare. that the serum is an
unfailing preventive of hog cholera.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-08

ing up of the past season, the charges
brought against William Smith, for
mer manager of the Atlanta club ana
who has been named to manage the
Buffalo club of the Eastern league
next year. Smith was credited by a
Cincinnati newspaper with explaining
his dismissal from the Atlanta club
by declaring that "the directors fired
him for not drawing a fine finish on
the pennant race so that gate re-
ceipts would improve" 1t is under
stood that Smith will make formal
denial of the statements credited to
him, in which event the charges
against him will probably be allowed
to drop.
Following the Southern league
meeting tomorrow will come the an
nual meeting of the National Associa-
ton of Minor League clubs. With no
war talk and baseball in the most
prosperous condition in the history of
the game, the magnates will have the
time to discuss the business from all
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-08

A Zurich chemist has been analysing
the lava that surrounds and partly
covers Herculaneum. he finds that 1t
contains heavy percentage Of caustic
potash. which may be extracted In pay
ing quantities and furnish enough fer
tilizer to satisfy the entire Italian de-
mand.
Having become convinced Of the
value Of the discovery. the govern
ment has asserted its right Of eminent
domain in a decree that all the lots
over the site of Hercuianeum must be
sold without reservation as to the
treasure underneath.
Under this decree prohibitive prices
will not be tolerated. and the Zurich
chemists discovery. besides being OF
immense value to Italian agriculture.
will prove of worldwide interest in
the exploration of site long reputed
to be Of greater historic value than
that of Pompeii
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-08
Wales to Meet King Manuel.

London, Nov. 8.-Great prepara-
tions have been made for the recep-
ton of King Manuel of Portugal, who
is now on his way to England to pay
the first state visit he has made since
he assembled the throne. The royal
yacht Victoria and Albert is to con-
vey the king from Cherbourg, escort
ed by several British cruisers and tor
pedo-boat destroyers. The Prince
and Princess of Wales will welcome
his majesty at Portsmouth. The
guard of honor at the jetty will con-
sist of bluejackets and detachment
of the Royal Marine Artillery. The
King of Portugal and the Prince and
Princess of Wales will travel by royal
train to Windsor, where there is to
be an elaborate program of festivities
including a gala banquet and great
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-08
Boston's New Opera House.

Boston, Mass, Nov. S.-With
performance of "La Gioconda," the
new Boston Opera House, heralded
as one of the finest temples of music
in America, begins its first season
tonight. The season will run fifteen
weeks. The repertoire will consist
chiefly of standard works. anton"
BY Galeotti, a modern Italian COM
poser, will be the absolute novelty,
while Pergolesi's 'Serva Padrona"
will be the two notable revivals of old
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-08
The Life Of q Bio Gun.

In his testimony before the house
committee Rear Admiral Mason re-
Gently estimated the life of an eight
inch gun at 200 rounds. As first con-
structed the twelve inch gun began to
deteriorate by erosion at 80 rounds.
but by reducing the velocity and using
a broader copper riding band its life
has been extended to about $50 rounds.
After $50 rounds it would be neces-
sary to refine the gun at cost Of
$4,000, which is about one-fourth the
first cost Of the gun.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-08

hunt. Afterward King Manuel is to
come to London, where he is to reside
at Buckingham palace for four days.
Interest in the visit of the young
Portuguese monarch has been height
ened by the rumor that during his
stay formal announcement may be
made of his engagement to marry the
Princess Alexandra of Fife, niece of
King Edward.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-08
Baseball Men in Session.

Memphis, Tenn, Nov. S.-Minor
league baseball owners and patrons
will be particularly interested in the
gathering of the small league mag
mates which began here today and
will occupy the greater part OF the
week. Today the Southern league
met for its annual fall session. The
matters to come before the session
for discussion and action include. in
addition to the routine business wind
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-08
west at night by the aid of big arc
lights.

west at night by the aid of big arc
lights.
Secret practice by football elevens
is now being worked stronger than
ever.
The Harvard freshmen look to be
a good bet in their game with the
Yale youngsters.
Cornell and Syracuse, who have
not met on the gridiron the past six
years, may get together next year.
The Brown University eleven is the
only team that plays three Of the
big Six" Yale, Pennsylvania and
Harvard.
Princeton's attack up to date has
been based on last years lines, the
short forward pass and the onside
kick.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-08

ture. 1t is so arranged that the move
ment of the armature away from the
magnet when a closed circuit is used
or toward the magnet when an open
circuit is used releases the lever, allow
ing the gears to start. The center
gear, which engages with the end Of
the blowing lever, makes one blast Of
the whistle at every revolution.
The weight is used in preference to
springs, because it does not change its
tension and when once adjusted only
requires to be occasionally rewound.-
Popular Mechanics.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-08
Proper Heat For Rabbit Metal.

The greatest mistake in using bab-
bitt metal is heating too hot before
pouring, says Popular Mechanics.
When the metal is hot enough to light
a small pine stick it is ready to pour.
Never heat the metal until 1t shows
red. Rabbit that has been overhead
ed or burned crystallizes and when
poured is brittle, hard and not homoge-
neous. Never mix overheated metal
with the good hoping to restore 1t, as
such mixed metal will be brittle.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-08

operas.
BY a special arrangement there is
to be an interchange of prominent
artists between the Boston and Me-
tropolitan Opera companies. These
artists will include Lillian Nordica,
Alice Nielsen, Jane Noria, Antonio
Pini-Corsi Fernando Gianoli-Galletti
and EMO Leliva, the celebrated Po-
lish tenor.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-08
Aluminium Wears Best.

Experiments in abrasion conducted
at a French mint have proved that
aluminium coins will be less rapidly
worn by use than coins made Of gold.
silver or even bronze.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-08
WHISTLE BLOWING DEVICE.
Electrically Operated Machine For
Sounding Signals.

E1eotrlcaHy OPeF1tcd MacnIho TOT
Sounding Signals.
The whistle blowing machine here
with shown is composed Of q standard.
a seventy-five pound weight. three
gears. set OF fans. blowing lever
and the necessary electrical installa.
ton to release the weight. 1t will OPP
crate any whistle In any system. the
length Of the blast being determined
by the speed Of the gears and being
regulated by the fans.
The gears are held in check BY re-
lease lever, the end Of which rests on
the studs Of an electric magnet arma-
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-08
FOOTBALL NOTES.


A son of Thomas w. Lawson is
a member of the Harvard freshmen
squad.
Coy and Philbin back of the Yale
line make a hard pair to beat.
Football is being played in the
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-08

George Grey broke his leg yester-
day kicking because he couldn't get
Folger's Golden Gate Coffee. go
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-08
SCENE IN THE CANADIAN ROCKIES.

Rockies which extensive forest fires have done mucn
scenery
not appear
plains
mountains heavily
comparatively 1nroads
did damage estimated at more
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-08

angles and to map out the future OF
the organization devoted to minor
league interests.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-08

E. F. Banker, of Winthrop, ship
ped two carloads of cattle yesterday
to the coast cities.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-08

Thomas
Of Chicago
both expert horseback
Miss
Of OF
been set
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-08

Have the Daily World left at your
door and read today's news today.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-08

James Wilder is here from Cash
mere today on business.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-08

WHEN WILL THE CLOCK STOP?
ASK THE MAN AT SCHADE &
PARSHALL'S.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-28

landu, New Yorku, Indianapolisu,
po zapadu in severn.
"Da bo ''Proletarec" brez
skrbno gledal v bodoenost in boje,
Xxi ga Sc cakajo. mora pridobiti
toliko novih narocnikov, da Sc bo
list sam izplaGal in da bo incl
stalnega urednika. Dokler ne bo
tega - nj iStu zasigurana nobena
bodocnost
Mi moramo tn odkrito povedati,
da ko bi ne bilo nekaj pozrtvoval-
nih sodrugov okoli "Proletarca
bi Sc naSim nasprotnikom ne cedi-
lie slime zastonj. ker bi Sc ze da-
vnaj uresniGile njih zelje, da bi ne
bilo vec "Proletarca Tega do
danes nj bilo in upajmo. da tega
tudi ne bodo doziveli bodoce.
Ampak da Sc to ne bo zgodilo
le treba da naSi somiSljeniki agi-
tirajo "a list in mu pridobe novih
naroGnikov. Samo naroGnikov nam
ie treba in bodoGnost "Proletar-
ca" je zagotovljenal
Pojdite torej takoj ma pot in
iscite novih narocnikov. kdor zeli
pOstati zastOpnik maj Sc javi ma
upravniStvo, ktero mu tokoj po-
size tozadevne pobotne knjizice.
Kdor nash cenj. naroGnikov in
SomiSljenikov zeli Proletarcu'
bodocnost, ia maj gre in maj della.
V delu je bodocnoSt vaSa in bo-
docnost vaSega orodia V boju "a
pravicno stvar. UpravniStvo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-28
CHIKASKI GRAFT.

Chicago Daily Socialist je re
pred meseci razkril mnogo reel, Xxi
so govorile, da vlada Chicago
velik graft in da vodijo mestno
upravo navadni hudodelci in
graftarji, kakrsnih malo pozna
zgodovina-
DRAWN pravdnik Wayman Sc
je takratnim razkribem Chicago
Daily Socialista posmehoval in de-
jail da Ia list laze in da 81 hoce ma
ta naGin delati lie reklamo. Ampak
ma them je Wayman vendar sci
ma delo in sledil razkritjem tega
lista, Xxi je vedno oprto povedal,
kan maj Wayman poseze, ce mu
je resnici ma TEN, da zaloti graf
tarje.
Kmalu nato SO Sc odkrila veli-
ka raZocaranja kolektanem de-
narju, kterega so moraii odracu-
natl bordelirji Ia policijsko pro-
tekciio agentu inSpektorja Nc
Gamma, kteri je bill pred kratkem
spoznan Cd porote krivim, da je
jemal denar "a policijsko protek-
cijo. Sploh je V podobnemu graf
tn zapleteno vsepolno policijsllih
glav.
Dosedaj Sc je Wayman drzal lie
zapadne strani, Chicago Daily So
cialist pa pravi, maj Wayman po-
gleda tudi ma JUNO stran. kjer bo
zalotilSe vse pillantnejSe in vecje
lopove - one "viSje". Do sedaj
/ Wayman Sc nj posegel ma JUNO
stran, pat pa Sc Zanima Ia dogod'
Ike V fiksanju" porote. Nasled je
namreG prisel. da Sc je vcasih po,
liubno klicalo pod poroto take dr.
zavljane, ki SO bill V kaki zveZi ali
prijateljstvu tozencem in tako
je cestokrat prislo. da ie porota
doticnega oprostila, ali pa Sc N
mogla zediniti. Tacih slucajev -
tako trdi Wayman, ie bilo wee
Posledce teh trditev so bile, da
ie Wayman posadil diva komisio
maria, - Xxi kliceta porotnike poo
prisego - ma zatozno klop.
Zadnje dni Sc tudi mnogo piS,
po cikaSkih listih o graftu. Xxi via
da krogih. Xxi imaio oslIrb
mestno kurjavo.
Tudi tam da Sc je nekai fix
salo" zadevi davkov Tako 81
morale kompanije. Xxi MISC kupo
vale kurjave cd dvrtke. ki oskr
buje mestu premog, plaGati ve'
davkov kot drugi it'd. Sploh 81
razmere Y Chicagi take, da jih n
mogoGe popisati. Graft. sam graf
vlada. Eni cello trdijo. da taccgt
grafta, kakor ie Sedaj Chicagu
nj bilo V Rimu tiste case predn,
.jc razpal razvaline VZlic tenn
bodo pa eni Sc vedno trdili, kak
pametno in poSteno je uravnan;
Sedania druzba in kako nnicujo
sistem propagirajo socialist, k
hocejo odpraviti sistem grafto'
in budleriev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-28

Co, Xxi jul je poslala brez varnost-
nih naprav ROY. Radovedni smo,
Ge Sc bo sedaj kdo zavzel "a to, da
Sc pozove kompanijo ma odgovor-
most.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-28
Cd bIizO in daIeC

" jeseni bi Sc morala znizati
eena "a zivila, ako je bila srednja
letina. Ali to je danes Ameriki
lie Sc ponizna ljudska zelja. Raz-
nj trusti "a zivila, ma celu trust
Ia meso ne izsesavajo lie delavce
kot konzumente. ampak tudi kme-
tcvalce, XII so primorani svoje pri-
delke IA nizko ceno prodati tru-
stjanom.
Mesarski trustjani so podrazili
meso, dasi je zivina ceneji kot
lansko letO. Zdaj so Sc pa oglasili
trgovci ma debelo sirovim ma
slom, Xxi med seboj tvorijo tudi
nekak trust in SO podrazili sirovo
maslo. Lansko leto je stall funt ma
debelo 24 centOv in pol, letos pa
81. Trgovci pravijo. da to Sc nj
meja ceni, da pojde cena kviSko,
da bode treba placati 90 centov
"a funt.
Spekulantje, meSetarii in trgov-
ci ma debelo trdijo. da je vzrok
"a te visoke Gene izskati kmetii-
skin razmerah, da Sc kmetovalci
ne ozlraJo ma to, da Sc konzumira
cimdalje vec sirovega masla.
To Je pa cenena laz. Vsak kmet
Sc bo gotovo potrudil zviSati pro-
dukcijo, ce bo opazil, da pridelke
"a dobro ceno razpeca.
Konec konca je ia, da pri TEN
najvec trpi delavec, Xxi zivi me-
stu. Tega oskubijo vsi: Kapitalist,
Spekulant, meSetar in trgovec ma
debelo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-28
rASIM NARoCNIKOM IN
sOMISLJENIKOM.

imell re neSlelOkraJ prlllKO "a
iii V enem ali drugem sloven-
.m listu Ameriki, kako sa-
.sko skodozeljnostjo in vese-
m so sledili naSi nasprotniki
Sm tozbam, kadar smo naSim
roSnikom povedali, kako stoji-
Proletarcem in jih vabili ma
i "a ohranitev edinega orodja,
,rega posedujemo.
Oh takih prilikah smo videli ma
nasprotnike duhu, kako so 81
II roke, V nadi, da bodo culi
Banilo o Proletarcevi smrti.
ieli smo jih, da so mas zasledo-
1 cd stevilke do stevilke; toda
DO 6tivu, temvec po stanju, "a
zanimalo jih je, da bi ze sko-
sliSali tisto nadvse zazeljeno
sreeno besedo nj vec PRO
srca'l Kadar smo tozili ta-
1. SO skakali veselja in takoj V
hodnjih stevilkah so prinesli
t. da ze umira, da ga bo ko-
it'd. V svojih umazanih
dah so komaj cakali trenotka
resenja - trenotka. Xxi mai bi
m pomenil triumf; trenotka, v
Brem bi lahko nemoteno padh
mas, ker bi bill brez orodja-
mas pokazali svetu kot najvaGje
owe, cato ker jih razkrinkava-
da so hinavci. narodni izko-
teyalci in navadni meSetarji.
Ii naGelni in nenaGelni ma
otniki 50 racunah vsak cas-, ka-
ne moteno bi lahkO propagirali
demokrate, republikance, pro-
lste in cerkvene naprave, ce bi
bio "Proletarca" tega edine-
zagovornika nacelnega boja ma
Nm staremu svetovnemu naZoru
goSp0darskemu sistemu, ki tia
judstvo nizdol. V nepoznanje
mizerjo.
roletarca so sodili in obsodili !;
kali so samo Sc dneya ekSekuci-
in pogreba. Toda njih made so
varale bridko. "Proletarec"
in kljubuje delavskim So
iznikom vile vsem poboznim
Jam njegovih nasprotnikov. On
neizprosen V svojem boju. TAX
bill zacetku in tax ostane. Ia
dule samO pravico i'll Sc ne
MIA nikomur
Nh smo rekli, da je naSe ma
Fotnike njih satansko veselje
nasimi vzdihi dosedaj temelji-
varalo. To ie resnica. Toda
d nami je bodocnost - bodo-
st polna boja, della in klubo-
nla; razSiritve naSih idej in o.
Enlenja. V bodocnost pa mas
emilia tudi mas sedanji mas
Pmk, kteremu Sc pridruzi Sc
loci. Treba bo torej nepresta-
"a boja, = ne prestanega Pro
lrca."
somo pa Ii zmozni varati nase
'protnike njih satanskih ma
tudi bodoce tako vspesno,
Eor smo jih do sedaj?-
70 ie vprasanje, XII pa je Sc ne
emo, vzlic temu, da vemo, Ola
no lmeli sovraznike tudi V bo-
posti.
Ptanje danaSnjega Proletarca
tako, da bi odgovarjalo potre-
. bodocnosti; nj nobenih re-
ne kapitala. Komaj "a spro-
I. 70 sicer nj naislabeje: bilo
g mnogo slabse, ampak tolazba
nl. ce sc pomisli. da bo to dolga
boJa, XII ina Sc priti in ktere-
izgoniti Sc ne da. Sedanjc
sanJe "Proletarca" je pripisa-
okolnostim, ker je razdeljeno
h Sc ga opravlja brez pla-
kakor nitro bi Sc V TEN OH
kaJ izpremenilo - spremenilo
Y tndi protanje izdatkov pa
We, = dolg.
od takimi razmerami je torej
'yno, da "Proletarec" ne more
golJat bodocnosti. ampak, da
Doll naveZan ma nekaj ljudi.
redo znjim. To stalisce ie pa
20; kajti list n SINE biti nikdar
)sen cd nekai liudi. amDak vsi