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The sun., 1910-06-02

To rHE FDTroR oF THB srS-sr Isa -bohs
mian' dinner bohemian dinner when ths price is
A. and me guests are requested 70 a. 3. " ?. and
sppeardC nggsr' thke these bohemian dinners Of
the real bohemian sort ths hest one In New Nork
having IT, price established a. o.. hut I contend
that Wheu they get ahoye 81 they are no longer IN
NE hohemian class and are crowdlng real 20
cieiy" for entrance
Nov q real soriety dinner makes ne ured ras,
Economically mentally and sorially and usually
remain absent Nhen have q chance 70 be present
The 70 called bohemian dinner ~ -. win all the
ear marks ~ lts conventional confrefe. win IL.
spirit " not ts substance. Ahects me about A. does
ths Other. but am scohsd ~ hy these s. bone
miansH ! say 20
The Vel known democratic. or 10 he more nar.
usan. ne Democrat dollar dinnsr IL surely not IN
the sane class politically with the SO plate PARTY
dinner ami don't see wherein bohen,ians can
claim not 10 be Democrau The bohemian 4 by
nature a DemocrsL and IL Eoes without sayinr
that the natural democrat Il the horn Antagnuist
Of high prices and other anstorratc Tendencies
Therefore contend that an right ~ x-nuin.
bohemian IN saying that a - dinner is not a no
heniaa dinner. Where should the Iine ~ drmarra
ton he drawn and SHAT IL me up uni-there "a
no limit downward of price for a real bohemian
dinner' VII.
NEw YoRE. June
The sun., 1910-06-02

-ssus ~ Hs sss,-rs sr4 ~-stsri ssyaus n
~ Rassbus II s'stfsfs
Ths stais bonar,msnt = NJ rpsn ~
no rhargr n Inconsistency h-rnsr-" =
prevented ihs husnharriniaut ~ Blue
hekis hy an armsi sieamship. The
nutir" sarvs,i upnn rienrral lnias. IN
tunmand au ths Vse'a. uuiinIbietily
iuurst ,p ths bonsat n thr Estrliiisis
In fa0t "a Eavs them one musr chanru ~
turn In tahls.s m 'hr tieuerais q Pres
daut NtDHU. gh1sr uircseea n tho
hrl.i had tlui1st tsrminaissl IN rpvulii-
'ion Bit there vrrs Nm~ftruns living
In B'usdel,is Win mist b. conaifiers'i.
ami there wsrs large American pruprrtv
interests IN the toWn that miist b. pro
tnCtal n was tD bsprgaumei that Tho
homhanimen, ii permitted s"iil,i rss'iI,
In lu-s " he AMI fn q sack nf the town
by Miflriy troops much AnsFican prop
srtv would b. destroyed " would have
bscoms the duty n Commansler GuWEH,
IN the ahsenrc N instructions from ne
Stats Department. to uss he discretiou
anil prevent an aftask upon tho town
from the set
The sun., 1910-06-02
The Experimental r,N.

The httls matter vt sc5urn ss' or 80
involved m the fifr ~ the Federal ror-
porauon taK is practically negligible
from the uolnt oi view of Government
fnanre The old Internal revenue taxes
Weld nine pr ten times - uOouO The
customs revenue - twelve or thirteen
times that sum. lts Incidental variations
from wear n wear being frequently a.
large a. the total which it IL nov eN-
pectsd n collect frDm the State corpo-
rations. II the Law is declared invalid
the ni,ed states Government will
not 90 bankrupt. II will merely have
missed collecting in l9ro about one
tWentv-ffth. or four pcr cent. ~ the
amount of its total revenues in 1907.
Il y not this small fraction of an in
come thai the promoters Of the corpora
tion tax are really after Under the
pretence ~ obtaining needed revenue
they seek 10 extend Federal control over
all business within the States. II the
cons,itutionality " the Federal corpo-
ration taN Is established by a decision Of
TIE supreme Court next October a revo-
luton will have heen accomplished IN
the relations of the Government a. Wash
ington 70 those local industries and IN
tercs's hich have hitherto known only
the Federal census taker not the Fed
eral tax collector or the Federal legisla-
tor The political consequences Of the
Generalization involved are tremendous
beyond present conception.
Meanwhile the burden n the political
experiment is borne bv those business
concerns. big and little. whose dollars
are tied up while the court Is consider
ing this particular method n eHecting
a radical change in our Federal system
without anv formal amendment ~ the
organic law.
The sun., 1910-06-02
BSr srafNss RrSER ufSs
q n-psst rnas 80 mssslus n,uasd-rua
wa msmarist o.

20 rHr Fnfrsa 10 fHn - ~ ~
-sftafn arhsusa ~ rfpaeuf easifsaaNlstst
hr a. n-partmsuf n ~ iltsfief ere
ruaiias'i e. naa ausaul nafa than pfuoa.
- Hnt turinHa. tfa siu q - aistaaf
dav h~ ssasis . rfuzia 70 ~ tait-'t atases
uuvssuulsnt slsfsad q ths atignaa and
rsuFuash p, % prua~uf e,sfetaRr haiiin-
80 = rivtas q rreai d~ai ~ afieafiga -
~ pfeus-ssi fsfatui. snsi q = pfsftv ssii
1nasu H Wasainatan tspi Hansft y
WFsiliT hts s,sfasua-tiraa8Hi q.
= vsrai b ansi ahis msa. hsa t-sa Ffssaa.i
nee ssfvtrs TO- esusft Rshianre
faaf sfuafs mites ~ taPffuFT ahieh
.rehui- ~ sprins-. usfs auuuirei ~ ths
JnH-,t ataisa q 80 t.ms af tns i.ouhaiaaa
rufrhass end hars svsr sinrs hs~7 hsti
e. q uiihiin ruaervsf.un uns ius1iiutisu
thsfs ths usvsrawsai hs.piisl Il thins
b. 10 pfausi ~. bet sdmits ~ pstisnts
n q esftain class and = euudurtsi shoiiT
fur ere hsnsat % shs milfnrr srrviga
Thh hosp8ai - thurpanhiv sluirpsd.
rlsan snd adurahlr manag-d be = y
rfaftrnilv ~ ~ uas a. fhs aensfal puhlic
ths -siaHli-t uisnfa fhst ars rBen ~ 10
nluh afie ars M b" anr maara ahat thsT
shuutd - fnr svHmpla. tFeTe b. bath
hnttss ~ tha nfltfsHt 'nun i'tVtnH pu-
MNNNHl WNNNM HHNNHiNlAA - NNAlHNN'NHA ANANA .NA
reaf tHntfri ram no sround 20 Thea
thsfv are 'ts hafh hutaea srentfl ~ lesfess
oi t"s ttovsfnn1~nt on urraf ~ sgfdtn
anfi .tniuvstr sharks. rwufiaftrl uel -
sta complete iufsliEsnCs Npu 80
hsisotis pagusia here Ssi-a rh1lrf thsfs
= k'uss -nmsN here ~i-s There j. - co
hsfsnrs ~ 10. hfettIfs and Il y l-s- -
80 iutn ramtnon punis Mot ~ the Wtsnd.
ants lnaw hftls oi ihsrrumetsr- " b.
Eame ul rHf d 20 ~. "a tan To- hr'H ne
l~s-i ron-s snttOu- manager ruaD- he rich-
~ harvest
~ cour-s under e,istlng conditions
uothinE ean b. done Nth the Nrkansas
sais pf the dividing line On thai side are
,ntnr eNevllsnt hoiei- 30 doubt, hui n"fe
alsa are the Tambling houses and the dead.
TAILS &C. tun have ouly o. 'f"s- = 80
IN plunge t'fo a coarse and shahpy Nunf-
naIirr People Who sunt ~ dafuhie br
dt.uk 90 Do q aryhou. btt q b. vel that
ne GoNeTnmsrt should thke gnod care
~ ~ Own Reset atinn and wa,s q a refuge
Tor no veil Disposed and an ordefiv asvlun
Tor ne afflicted This b. what me depart
msnt N ne Interior now ha- IN Nlea Manv
NJ The hath hnf~s contrasts are about 20
e'pire auf q new deal is positive tht-
end SeCrefafy nallinssr - said 70 he address
ING hImaeF Ihs present suneFint endsut 10
a ran of ability ami Nell qualified 10 carry
out the Department riana
There seems % hs no doubt ~ the heal
ing and curative elect Of the water ~cief-
lihc in1e,ttgafton shnNz hat u u mo- sui
phur ar tuagnesta oT lthta or any other
lnfusion NJ q medisinal nature o = bot
water thai according 10 ~ Surgeon, General
% heillv nosse~-ea property OF radio-
artlvity ~ nose yirt lez are lseT1nd question.
n any rate ltot Springz l. the Mecca -
Shich thousands ot aniirted persons repair
ealh wear and " T. gratifying 10 knOw that
tBe Goyernment = nt last 70 tise an tntelt
gent interest IN the reorganization and
ede, tive equipment OF one ot n. finest and
most valuable pfnpertte- tAlEFAA.
MAsHINaru~. ID 4 June
The sun., 1910-06-02
StFE MT NOT SILENT.
4 Suagsstiaa for the FSurth WITH ReSu.
lated Nslar.

To rHE EnIIoB oF THE SrN -Sv. this
morning I attended the ceremony Of hrinR
salute. over the Erayes NJ veterans - see
my son IRE from the ranks The small
company of volunteers vas pretty much
submerged In r. maas of small boys
Why not arrange in every tovn and 'tr
q concerted hour when ah sman boys may
assemble aud celebrate ~ given places and
hays free play for q stated time 10 the dis
charge Of 81 or any nreNorks or arms.
under the instrurt ION Of detailed niltiamen,
cumuetently directed By officers NhO should
he in siueriGT command
This WOuid give play 10 the martial spirit
of The Youngsters. and every element Of
danger could Nth practice 10 eliminated
n is silly 10 talk Ot = quiet FOurth. md
y Ouid be cruelty 60 animals Not anlv
would this plan give vent 10 spirif-, but
elstnsntal drilling and training might ~
introduret Inc superb entertainment for
me Kids gould more than compensate
fof the passage Of a lau prOhibtinR all
such dOings under any 81 her Circumst ances.
much ~ volunteer miluiamen are nos pro
limited from the use Of their aFms other than
~ the rife butte or otherwise under COM
mand tuEpEHtrK DtNAAH.
WILMINGTON. Del Nav ~
The sun., 1910-06-02
Intimidation.

IN discussing editoriallv the consii-
tuiional objections -aised bv CORE
spondent Of THE SUN n the course n
the Governor in calling an extraordinary
session of the Legislature the ErsniSg
Post asks the following questions.
ne tbs Governor. going 70 brbs any sg
islsior vi,h money Or with on,cs-' l. hs gong
N i-umida,e any legislator ~ threats Of loss
either psrunlary % poliuoar'
The first Interrogation is plainly a
matter of pure eloqucnce and ~ such
NAV te disregarded. II il different
with the second An extra session is Of
itself an unmlstakable threat II nsCuni-
ary loss 20 legislators. for the expenses
~ Assemblymen and senators at extra
sessions the State makes no provision
except for mileage Tho considerable
cost n several weeks or months Of
summer residence At Albany must be
horne by the members themselves.
To tho ninety-fouT Asaemblymen,
almost two-thir5s Of the membership of
The lower house. who ventured 20 vote
against the Governors pleasure in
matter of personal legislation the extra
session Is both a threat and a punish
ment. For the privilege Of voting a.
they believed they must now nav out Of
their own nockets several hundreds ~
dollars. ~ wrll NJ suffer still more con-
siderablc loss incident 20 further neglect
~ their own proper businesses.
More than this. II the Governors
right 20 call an extra session every time
HE personal dosires are thwarted be con-
coded. then the extra session remains
a permanent weapon for intimidation
held over the heads of legislators
to compel compliance with executive
wishes The legislators who gather at
Albany IN three weeks will be forced
n consider the possibility that II they
again obey the dictates n their own con-
science and judgment they will again be
called n vet another session and com
prl!ci n suffer further peciiniary loss.
j. tho legislators A. the extra session
Weld anything 10 the demands u the
Governor Il will be because they feel
The sun., 1910-06-02

To TIVE ErToE oY rHE SrN-.siy' Lst -
SOciety for the Prevention Of Unnecessary Nsss
get after me small hoisung engines nog in fsa'
eral use whenever = neN building Of any ~
under construction The exhaust f'ean fsn
these engines Is allowed 10 escape direrrJ 40
me atmosphere without 'he use Of 81 ez-ila
hcad or mufner.
Fyery automobile has q muhsf. but a. they afe
usually IN the move any particular 80 -
afcct ri,rn locahty Tor a Nery shor' 1ns
On the other hand : spent few days rrren'r =
= nSighborhoof In which nye Of these hosuns
engines were discharglnx their shArr annof'ns
puns practically continuously from no-n''s ul
night The expense Of nracueaiIy dong sHn
utth tbis source of disturbance should NOT rtrsel
SIS for each engine. and me necessary ~I-e- y
exhaust head can ne obtained from man tir"
rni makers In addition II VII not IN A." %"
affect me operation oi ,hs engine. but u.. -el''s
many q housewife from an attack Of nerves
NV i0RN. June Z. JoHN n It.AsN
The sun., 1910-06-02
The CrI.I. in NIcararna.

The end of the revolution in eastern
Nicaragua is apparently near When
Commander " ". GIIAlER Of the United
States gtnboa' Paducah. under instTic-
tons from Secretary KNOX. gave notice
that the Madriz steamship Venus. which
had been converted into a mau-of-war
would not be permitted 20 lombard
Bluehelds. hold bv General ESTRADA,
the leader of the Madriz forces had no
alternative hut TO attack RSiefelds on
tie and side
II II now the rainy season in Nicar-
aqua. TRANSFORMATION is difficult. ratinns
arc none t0o good nor ~ ammunition
plentiful and the troops Of the De fartO
President are 2on miles from the capital
az Nanagua. which NAV be- considered
their hase The time had come 20 strike
a decisive blow II Bhehclds. the base
Of the revoEtIonists. were occupied the
Estradlsts could b. dispersed and driven
in,o tho interior. and MAnRIZ. master of
the east As well as Of the west coast,
might reasonably count upon being rec
ognized bv the United States as Presi-
dent Bombardment of Blucfelds. il
il now admitted, would have cleared
the town of tho revolutionists. and the
Government troops could then have
landed IN force under the guns Of tho
Venus.
Win tie enemy IN front and rear
tho POSITION ~ tho Estradsts would
have heen homeless. Bpmhardmen, nre-
vented hv the action of Commander
GUNTE. their cHse was very different.
They could now fight on the defensive
in their trenches On the land side
n Blueie.ds, and tho Nadriz force.
iAd bv General L,RA, would assault,
Jhr Estrad.si position under a grea,
"a. 'ical disadvantage Dispatches from
Blusheids dated June { sav that an
engagement. which would probably he
de- .iye. began early in the morning.
A complete victory for General Lana
vii mean the downfall of ESTRADA and
the loss NJ hE cause. while on the other
harG, u E.TEADA can infic, a defeat
sitt heavy casualties upon the Govern
a.rr' tro0ps he may still expect the
moral support Of the United States
The situation. 20 far ns the American
EtEte Department was concerned. would
~ od IN the respect that Presi-
den; MtDRrl, despairing Of asserting his
authority in eastern N.caraglia. might
be persuaded N agree 70 truce. and
ultimately n submit his claim N the
de- -.on NJ n national election.
The kew n the attitude NJ tho United
States toward the hostile parties in
NicarlgIa IS ~ be- found IN the follow
ing passage of Secretary KN0x's letter
ofDo.amb"r 1900 10 senior RoBnIGuEz.
thc Nolrlguan Minister m .ha United
STATE.
Tho Covr-ns-t % SIrangua vhirH ,,s
h,vs E-h"rto --rrr--1'-I. T. rrrrr~ -rrssf
30 vIa % als0 'Hs sHfsl, ~ fhs revolution r1,,
tHs s1r-urel' n me- Waited sut-s VIII ro.f
stHouv tero-Hubls 'or ths rrotsrrou ~ Auszf.
cen re ard property us factions Dc iarto "a
The sun., 1910-06-02

Az frequent intervals the Secretary
Of Agriculture issues bulletins in which
are reported the Judgments Obtained
against debasers Of drugs. foods and
drinks under the Law of June N. 1910
These bulletins furnish a record Of the
convictions Obtained and give a fair
index .; the fields In which the agents
of the Federal Government are active m
their prosecutions and inquiries. They
touch practically every article used NJ
medicine. food or beverage Tor man and
bsa-t, and rohody Will regret that cer-
tain venders have been punished for the
cheats they have attempted
In the latest batch of bulletins Il is
made known that one firm has been
caught selling vinegar in short meas
ure packages. two manufacturers u
so-called soft drinks have been fined
for uttering concoCtions containing CO.
CaIne without announcing the presence
therein oi the drug. two milk dealers
have been brought 10 bOok for peddling
milk not up 10 the prescribed standard. a
hair restorer maker and a Compounder
of a hay fever cure have been found
violating the law. a manufacturer Of
cattle feeds who lied cheerfully about
the composition of his wares has been
detec; ed and punished. and 80 on The
record is distinctly gratifying 20 all who
want 20 know that what they eat or
drink or use 70 anoint themselves with l.
what II is declared ~ be-
Vet Il seems somewhat beyond the
legitimate sphere of action of the Fed
eral Government n be engaged in the
work n do which thousands Of boards
and commissioners of health and de-
partments of agriculture throughout the
country are paid nv their States and
their political subdivisions Il would
seem that the activities reported by
Secretary WILSON were of a kind par
tic,Ilarly suitable for State and local
Officers. None Oi them is Of a nature
70 require a Federal law. a Federal
detective or a Federal Judge for pro-
hibition, detection or punishment Ger
tainly in some States this impOrtan,
work had been effectively done by local
agencies before the law Of 1914 went
into operation Inquestionably in those
States whore supervision was laG public
sentiment eventually. and before the
passage of many years. would have
brought about the conditions nsce--
sarv 70 health II u unlikely that this
will he the fact now. for what some
body else will do for them apparently
without expense the people are very
unlikely to undertake for themselves.
Thus State and local initiative and
self-dependence will be weakened and
tho growing practice Of leaning on
the Government at Washington will be
strengthened.
The sun., 1910-06-02

FruN ~ Aiaess hfgas
Oovsrnor Hurhss has called sstraardinarv
nsauisna ~ ths feeisinfurs in thres of the
four yeara of his ~rvies a. tovsrnar
% inoG. dpspts ths fsst that ~ rsgi'ar
sauutaa had draHrru hiong until 1uss ". 10
reronvene'i the Legislature tn extraordinary
aa-aion % reaFraaRe ths senate datfictt
Thh sztrnordinary session hsEan on luly
and lasted until 1ulv ". iaCs
Ths chisf sIert u not ne chieg uurDass
thereof. vas 10 msfRr ne county ~ Living
ston sfh The county n steunen for ssna-
tofial purposes, thus overposerinR a. and
q Waa hslieved that Nuusfintendeut of Pub
d. Worka stevgns. the ancient sneuiy 81 ne
Wadsuottha. Nts hack Of tho attask on the
prestige o. the Speahsr and NJ. fsr.hy
The aerond Hughes e2traordinary session
vas called In May. lols, and lasted from May
~ 20 June 10. n had a. bs purpose the pa
SAGE Of hus whose perfesting this year uili
u s sNp~Cted drive horse rac,Eg ont Of the
state
sinGularly enough h 10 hAppens that the
WadsH orth family - much Interested IN
horse breeding 90 me second q the Hughes
exiraordinary sessions sas not a move agree
able 10 the SpeaKsr
The third sNtranrdnsrv session Of ths
HuEhs> regime j. designed 10 ram down The
throat Of The Assembly. lsd by Speaker
Madsaortf. the direct primary legislation
which h has repeatedly and emphatically
declined 10 arcepi
u can hardly be wondered. then. that
speaker NAd-N orths procIivifie- are not
80 much IN he direction n eNiraordinary
sessions a. are those ~ the Governor
This years eNfraordInAry session will
begin On June Is fso DAYS after the Return
from flhs and 7rumpnal Home Coming
What " 90 Oh" DCionei have 10 say about ~
Ne can hardly avoid taking sides one way
or the other
Wheiher tho fault los with tho Governor
or With the Leglslafure, such frequency Of
expensive and snnoyinE eNtraordinarv
sessions plus ne increasing length ~ rhe
regular session s one of fhe man, signs
that ihe party in power needs a .ong respite
from Officai cares
The sun., 1910-06-02
ANCESTOR SEEKERS m ENCL AM.
Hints to American Visitors Who want
Family Trre.

To TIE EDfroR or THE SUN-Sv After
Americans visiting England have looked %
their friends thev often look up their ancs~-
tors u s a worthy investiEation con.
mcnded hy Daniel Webster. who sad -Tha
study ~ ancestry Il q commendable dutv
A. he present generation ~ a connecting
link between the eveniful past and the un-
snovn future u has alWays formed the
ha=t- ~ true history. In the ancient records
Of AsSvris EEypt. Arabia and Israel ne
pedigree Of an Individual waa usually the
thread upon which we're strung the stlrring
Stents Of centurisa
II viii be Of some assiatanee 70 thoae ubo
make such investigations In England thp
summer II they refer 20 a book entitled
key "a the Ancient Parish Registers Of ing
land and Wales, complied by q member of
the Inner Temple. Arthur Merydith Burke
The parish registers of England 90 n7t
date back further than is5o. and some are
Of more recent date. although TIRE PARISH
Hself may date back even 90 Anglo-SAtan
or Norman times Take for example the
parish Of Brace Me0l near ShreWsharv.
where there = still standing an Old Norman
church. us register does not date further
hack than 1881. II h such q ctrcumstancs
~ this that makes u very diffcult for s0ma
of our American families 10 trace their ar
geNiFN on tue Ofnef HNne OF instance. tha
Deans Of the United States are descended
from Matter bean. who came from Chard
IN Someraetzhire. but Mr.. Burke shows that
The church register a. Chard does not -
further hack than i6tl. 30 that there can N
no record n Waller Deans baptism %
marriage
The BinEhsms in this country cans from
Shefleld and the records Of the parish church
.nf sheffield 90 hack 20 iSfn. thus af0rdinE
a wide field Tor careful investiEation he
ancestor n the Park family came from
Preston In Lancashire. ard VI. Burke tells
ne shat there is printed cory n the registff
.of Preston parish church which can ~
purchased In the town of Preston. Tha
the Chapelrv 81 LoWtOn In the parish oi
Ninwick. and the registers Of Winwick
date from lsen.
There are great many printed copies
of registers In existence and they can ~
seen IN the reading room n the British
Museum. which is free 10 the public on nre-
senttng q ccrtihcate signed by two house
holders IN London and a signed statement
that the reading room will be used eXclu-
sively for study and research and not tor
recreation
Unfortunately the entries In these regt-
ters are 20 brief that they are often q SQUIRE
registers are IN ne keeping Of the church
clerk, who is entitled BY law % . fee tor
searching the entries The Parish Regs-
ter SOcietv has published many volumes
and ~ has the Harieian Scciety. and a.
most every county IN the kingdom has ~
parish register sO~iety. phiCh are eli noted
in Mr. Burke's book
ANERic,N ANCEsrEr
BRooELTN. June l.
The sun., 1910-06-02

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sssf aaamalai.s. ~ sse.sss - 80 ieHsatelss
81 sssrr @@a~ ~ s.aanss - as $50 80
fsussasag 90 asnsgs ss ~ msn $50 -
NsEsat ~ asai ruaalssal tsasaSEF aaausss
s1aa ~ ss.sss - 1sgsIasaust s'sa 90 80
agB ~ maf ssaen@ 81 saa s-ssss-s -
saf ~ sauafsaf go ~ aaa ias1naaass aaaa1ai
aas ssss ast - lsss go naaaait ssealsss
'Gsumf1ss 10 m@ asdaars mesaa ~
sssslssts. A. arnftts tassu. Ff'as~n.
- ss@ni ssiaaafa,a ~ 80 fss1iaf asaslaso
- ~ tsFisisfHs
10 Msafs-parEus fIsssa esniaafiaaf
IN go hanuut w susn au.ruus ~ ~ iaris-
asrgs n aasta.f asasana ed b n ua flas-
srnars hwa.ia f1 etass sEsaa snmms-
tinns msassses s4s tslsat@f lg sas is1is-
atass 80 EsspssiF sasaa.itai s,itaafiiF
~ dsssselas 80 nanrrsa ras Oassfaa~
aas 81 satasffr asrusaanF 81 b. - rHa-
silutus q go siais ~ as,saf - sgpsss
anF maNlfs sssiaa hsioss 80 tsa.alar
trss ~ Aas 90 ugssr ~ ssis taf eaa
500 q sAaa aua,s ns-t ta hla ga ~
iisaf.s Fsaups dFrss assiaatsas an
uaaps ths at.ln tsrnls ~ no csastaul,la
~ ths stais ths Csygraer aasi 80 sztasriiT
- rs-uasu.eua issnlaiaa sai.h ssspauaiir
ssuisui ~ tiarnan- gf~aa dlssss samiRa-
tisas uai Cadsr no aans lssfrunssi. 80
caasttstiaa whirh aas rfttua ~ stnto 70
resf hsaur nai pFu-usritY teF . e~utET
snd aiars. 80 GsgsrusF Nd ~ authariiy
psacticaiiy % rsss ths hsads- ganlins hai
~ ~ smsfgsney ms.-aes bstofs q had
rsarh@.i him CuHNsslo.
NHv yoaH. Iurs