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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19

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5000. = securities. vas postponed,
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Senator AI6ric5 q Rhode Island.
Il letter 20 C1z.rLs- Mckinley q
49,
rzg- committee ds1ts5 re charges
q Senator 8-.E-o= regarding re
changes L IRE rubber schedule @ TIE
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cz-st5c tsrZs CT re course ot tie
Kansas se1z-o- AID his political asso-
GATES
Thomas c. Lee. al enploy= o. A.
Zc1r & Co. rs indicted - Chicago
q ( charge q ps-5u-T b. the grand
jury investigating -1s alleged comb
-sttol OF packers
T-tz1-ile paralysis i spreading ZAP
idly through Rhode Island
Tie Hudson county IN - grand
jury deferred iudic-irg the esssils-t
q Ns-c- GzyIo- peZding definite
knowledge q re result OF tie nay
o1's Injuries one way O. tie other.
Virginia 0. WzrdIzE. under in6ict-
-e-c to- having killed her 1iece. Ocey
S1=ad. died i the house OF detention.
Newark. y. :. from What ne doctors
ssv was starvation
Chief Driscoll informed the bakers
~ New York that after Oc-oter : al
bread must be sold b. weight and
STAMPED accordingly
The Aero club approved The CuTriss
plan for Z three days meet CT bird
men - the SLeepshead bsy race track,
New York
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19

Bar Harbor Especial A steel cage
on wheels. cunninglv wrought by a skill
cd craftsman and safeguarded BY locks
of the most complicated design, for the
mornings ride CT Niason Mclean.
Americas slc0.O0O.o00 babv. is the latest
and most startling novelty which two
fond parents have taken 10 protect this
little 'Croesus against kilnapning This
steel perambulator has followed the
receat attempt 81 burglars 10 break into
the Edward Beale Mclean mansion. at
Bsr Harbor. The Mclean haby is now as
carefully guarded from all save his nurse
and Detective Wardens. a. If he were a
little prisoner held as hostage.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19
FIRM TOWARD THE VATICAN
AlfonsO's Reported Statement 10
F. each Premier.
Declares They ORGANIZED Juatzs c:
Winch Village Priests Are the
Leaders His Compliant 70 the
Vatican Tgzore6-WIu Reduce ths
Number :; Religious Orders.

Pans >P=eizli Les S5uTslzs ssys
TAI i ! authorized = 5=ay ~ STATE
Den, a TIE Madrid Egos4 t5at Premier
BElaa5 Strongly advised kiag Altenz9
against rupture zi;a Rcn= and blamed
lie severance q 6ipl1-z.ie relations -
-ze@n Frazas ard - Holy 50 % tb=
eluZsl1ss> q IL Es-iezr-
he paper SAYS turt1sr that King Al
iolso. during Ia ingerTisE Ei-a Premier
BRAND talked frankly about ths s5tus-
tlo1 AID told he FEzzeh statesman n
energetic terms that x id e. propose
70 obey the injunction @: re Ya-5cz1- 70
tolerate IL threats q Plus y. O . al
los he Vatican 70 nix II Spanish poll
Iies.
Is NouvelIes dds:
N Brands experience enabled him
&c C-fer sage advice . he pou1g monarch.
T2-ning 1is majesty % proceed dip
-omsticzlly. and avoid brussuelss= and
vTeuEt5-c-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19
WHITE CITY" OF
BRUSSELS FIRE SWEPT
Hundred thousand People Are
Panic Stricken.
Frantic EFFORTS TO ESCAPE FLAMES
The Loss Nay Be 500 600 ooo-CEowd
OF 10000 OF Grounds When the
Flames Sweep Than Two Dead.
Thirty Injured.

Brussels S1e.izl The white city Of
TIE Worlds FAIR q liz B=lgians call
1ls 1910 exposition. : non mass 81
aauss All sno1l5ering ruins j spark
falling into f-Haunzble material n the
-eleErzuh building burst Up u raUes-
which. driven b . hiEl WING -EeT.-
rapidly Il al direc-isns- Soon t1e Bel
gan. Engl5st and French sections EeTe
destroyed Tl@ 6reuan and attachments
7 Soidsz-s. called quickly - Ire s-ene-
found Themselves tsEai tv t3e ys-l-15ls
gale. waiez carried the burning e1lteEs
70 al rz--s Z ne grourd--
TIE los Fl The exposition 6r7 . es.i-
rated q. 5Cl0f-19 :rz-es SlN-i-lle,-
010t
To the ii. ~ the main building arose
~ uic-u-zs7ue roofs ard sp-eS q
-R-r=xsl!es Nzr1ssz- q BelEisa Ceney
Island. sikh -ater cLutes- tooe--an
s7st4s and s-c-a, Il side shows ms
rlaes was sIiTe with Sunday rroWd-- and
before -Lav could y gotten ou- vIt1 any
s--blare= ri orcsr The ksrwesZ vas
sb-2ze. TIE crowds beesue Fsnlc-s-Tlcl-
n and nen- women and children fought
-uaIlv u ese1u=- TIE exits became ehQse1
With - struggling masses AID men
uSei -hsi7 4s,s 70 clear The pathway.
Many were t7amped under fo0t and badly
Injured
som tie ENORMOUS faeade -umbled in
ruins Consi6zring TIE raViditr Of tie
cor1sgration. the small los Of life =
-Be-valou=. = Tar a. i known up 20 .
late hour tonight only two are dead he
injured. a. officially Announced. nunbeT
81 but probably many hundreds received
minor hurts.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19
20 Miles With Dead.

Tuseon, Ariz, SPECIALIZATION driv.
ing a team Of bTonchos with one hand for
40 miles on stormy night. Alfred Villa
a youth. delivered the body of his dead
brother to his parents near the city.
While driving through the storm the
blackboard in which the two brothers
were riding was struck by lightning. kill
ing the younger instantly and paralyzine
one side of the other. Regaining con
sciousness. the elder boy headed the team
for home, driving with his sound hand.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19
Loses Money. Ends Life

Keaosha. Wis (SPeeiall Frank W
Nohling. y years old. president Of the
kenosha Mercantile Company and leader
among the Social Democrats Of Wiscon.
sin, committed suicide in his office. He
slasied his throat with a shoe knife,
seve-ing the jugular vein. and then tax.
ing another knife drove it deep into the
wound. Mr.. Nohling left letter which
Indicated that he had lost money through
speculation and had betrayed others who
had given him the use OF their money.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19
Can Hear on Mountain.

Colorado Springs, Col. lSpeeiaII Al
the summit OF Pixies Peak. l4.l47 feet
above the sea. Edward b. Hainey. 40
wears old and deaf from birth. Cbie,ar
delegate to the Worlds Congress Of -1c
Deaf. was able 10 hear. While on t1e
Peak. in company with other delegates
4 peculiar buzzing in his ears gave M
face an expression Of bewilderment. =
companion enunciated a few words
Hainey signslled that he heard. althoug
he could not classify sounds into words.
He also heard the braying Of a burro.
which startled him. As he descended his
partial hearing left him. and a; Manitou
5000 feet below, be was as deaf as ever.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19
SEARCHING FOR POISON SIGNS
Experts Work on Supposed
Belle Elmore's B DIV.
Prof Pepper, ire British Home O&cs
Physician Now Seems Sure c: tae
Identity c; the Remains Found
Under C1pPez's House.

Lo-i5z Special it : reported liza.
th= authorities have discovered 6 clue %
- certain Identity Of tie body uzzzrta=5
.ia IL Hili5-op Crescent hons O: Dr.
Ha~ley 4 C-ipPea. acz under zrrez. II
grus5ec- awaiting exrrsdi-i11 q IL
charge {: having murdered Al unnamed
WOMAN Ihe p.9lic@ have eo1ter1e6 all
along 11z. IL bits q flesh were PARTS C;
III bo6v q Belle Elzo-s- tie actress
vile q d.. Crippen. bu. their iieati6ea-
tio1 - such las ben q mater q uuea
doubt
L : generally believed that IL eas=
q IL crown rests u ; positive i1entif-
cation and - greatest importance i
TIE h0Ueiui elus ~ss obtained during an
exhaustive examination u The body by
Professor Pepper. he Hone Ot5oe sx-
EeTt wLo had previously given many
hours = the problem During t1s i've
hours that Il WORKED Professor Pepper
obtained conclusive evi3@zee That lie sex
AS feminine He ths1 continued with
tEs purpose y determining re msuIer
u 6ea-a. having n mind the possibility
that poison Ess Used-
Io@ ANALYSIS. - lar a. TIE poison
tleo-y i ec-.s-nsl. Ess lot completed
5ut / wzz reported that tie physician
found evidence that al soma Psriod tie
WOMAN had undergone a surgical opera
ton Il Ills can I established TIE zu-
thogiri-> clziu TIA: they viii have gone 4
long say II proving thar the victim was
Belle Eluore- L j doubtful Il ANYTHING
beyold The scientific evidence j brought
q light before he return here q d.
Crippen ard Ethel Clare Le Neve- who
are jointly charged with guilty KNOW
edge q tte Eonaa's death.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19
FOREIGN.

Tie Belgian. English and French
sections ~ the Brussels exposition
we're destroyed BY FIRE Two persons
were killed and thirty injured. The
loss is estimated a. 500. 600. 600. 4
spark from short circuit falling into
some i1azuusble material was the
cause
Ttirty-tzo persons we're killed and
hundred injured II train wreck a.
Sz15oa. France. Many OF Ire victims
we're schoolgirls
Sergeant Mitchell and the war
dresses from Holloway Jail arrived a.
Quebec 10 take Dr.. Crippeu and Ethel
Leueve back 10 England 70 &c tried
for the murder OF his wife Miss Le-
brought b. the Scotland Yard Official
which caused her 70 sob all day il
prison
TIE yice-oE OF Nauchuria has for
usliy demanded OF the Japs1ese Con
sul the withdrawal Of the japanese
STAYING in all places not open 10 the
residercy Of foreigners.
Gems. Lee Christmas and Manuel
Bonilla. with sixty men. we're cap
tu-ed BY Guatsmalau troops OF the
coast OF Guatemala.
TIE Vatican in semi-oficial CON-
munication says Il will make 10 new
alejas resumes negotiations
Carlos Mendoza, the President Of
Panama, accompanied By several
members Of his cabinet and other Of
hcials. left Colon on board a canal
launch for z trip along the coast 10
the rev settlement at Port Obaidia.
near the Colombian border.
The international congress on phi
vste charity and public help al Copen-
hagen. after considerable discussion.
adopted 2 resolution asking the Dan
ISL government 20 invite the powers
70 diplomatic conference on the sub
Jet OF helping foreigners.
Tie Pan-Amsrican congress in
BCelos Ayres adopted resolution TO
Teorganize the bureau OF American
republics into a Pan-Americsn union,
under the presidency Of the secretary
q state OF the United States
Serious foods continue throughout
Japan. Thousands Of houses are sub
merged and many lives have been
lost. The interruption 10 the railway
service is unprecedented. There is
much suffering il Toxic
There has been an unusually heavy
snowfall throughout Chile. which has
inteTfeFed with the operation OF rail-
way trains Traffic on the Transan-
dean route was suspended
The International congress on edu-
cation at Brussels adopted a resolu-
;ion fzyoring making physical in
stT1eiicn compulsory in all public and
private schools.
Don jaime. the Carlist pretender
10 the SpaniEh throne. issued a letter
addressed 70 the leaders of the Car
FISTS in which he advises his followers
TO resist with all their force the risin g
tile OF rsdicalism. but not 10 have re-
course 70 violence.
Robert Lorain few oversee from
3,ackpooi England. to Llandudlo.
Wales. and thence TO Camlyn on An
slegey island.
Tae Pa1-Ame-ican conference IL
Berlin unanimously approved con-
He-Iion forcing all the republics OF
America 20 suomit all peclniary
claims 10 arbitration.
ION J1iy 81 until August 9. co.
S6S cages OF cholera we're reported
taroBghout Russia. with S,e7s deaths
ReraTns from the leading provinces
STOW the following fatalities: Don
+ CossackE. 1,242; Kuban, 1.122; Yek-
I :te,.Eoslay. 776; Samara, 707; Kher-
sen 45l.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19
Haunted By Dead Wife.

New York Special Walter Schmidt
so years old, killed himself by inhaling
ga. Just six years ago his wife killed
herself in the same manner. Since then
Schmidt has been haunted by her and re-
Gently he had been out Of work and be-
came respondent. He was found in bed
fully dressed. with the "a, escaping from
a burner which had been left turned on
fully A letter and bank book. in
which there was a balance of SIPS T.
Sehmidts credit. were found in the room.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19
TO PROSECUTE WARDLAWS.
Death OF One Of Sisters viii Not Halt
Counsel for State.

Newark. \. J. Specialists prose
cution OF Mrs. Caroline B. Martin and
Mrs.. Snead will not BE- intsrier-d with
in any way by the death Of Virginia 0.
Wardlaw. the third Of the sisters in.
dicted in connection with the mysterious
death OF Oeey ". VI. Snead. the East
Orange bathtub victim. This statement
was made By Louis Hood. SPECIAL counsel
for the State in the Wsrdlaw case. when
his attention was called 10 reports that
Miss Wardlaw's death might cause the
prosecution OF her TWO sisters TO lie
dropped. Mr. Hood said that the three
sisters were jointly charged with the
commission Of the crime as well as aid
ing and abet;ing il. and he would not
concede that the case against Mr. Mar
tin and Mrs. Snead had been weakened in
any way by the death OF Miss Wa-dlaw.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19
GENERAL NEWS.

Secretary Bsllinger said a. Kid
nzth Falls. Ore. that Le Rad 10 IL
te7tior O. resizri-g from the Cabinet
Major General Wood uraised New
YORK City militia II his report Of
Massachusetts, msEoeuvres Of 1909.
Mayor GavroE's surgeons we're
greatly relieved xEen re passed The
srst critical period Of his Illness with
3ut signs q blood poisoning being
discovered Prayers for his recovery
we're said il many churches
Lsfeless for almost week. he
BODY os Joseph H Huston. thirty
sosr. well-knowE lawyer, was found
il the bathroom OF his home in Phila-
f-lphia. There were indications that
se had carefully planned and carried
yut a suicide because ne feared he
Rgd tsecue tuberculosis victim.
EheI Leneve spent her last cent
il Q1ebec for wig 70 hide her sho-n
locks OF her return 70 London WIKI
Dr. CripUen il custody OF Scotland
Yard Inspector Dew.
The Illinois Central announced its
purpose 70 push the prosecution Of
srstEhiIe officials involved il the
Memphis car repair swladle.
Following attacks OF the PittsbuTg
Railways company b. the Pit-sOgrg
Leader. because OF the failure OF that
company 70 provide adequate faeili-
ties the company Tetaliated by Teius-
ing hereafter 70 ALLOW copies o. the
Leader CT its cars
Members OF the committee who
had charge o. the annual "spissh"
OF the civilian employees q the naval
torpedo station last winter. which
caused ~ investigation because .
dancing girl was one OF the chief
features CT the entertainment, are 10
Be 1epr.mazded By order OF the navy
department.
John r. Thayer. the Democrat who
vas elected 10 congress from the
Third Massachusetts district on sew
eFal occasions. announced in Wor-
cester that be would not consent TO
contest the district this rear against
Charles G. WsshbUrn. the Republican
Incumbent
George II. PoeII, for three terms
clerk OF Han county, was arrested al
Omaha. Seb., or Z charge Of default
inc IL Office Poell denies that any
fhortaee exists Poell in 1906 re-
celsed a Carnegie medal for saving
the lie OF a child when he vas =
fireman OIL the s. Joseph & Grand
Island railroad
President Taft had 4 conference al
Beverly with Representative Weeks.
Who has Just returned from Z western
tour
Knigats Telplar at Chicago elect
ed ". L Melish o. Cincinnati grand
mgsies. and chose Denver as tie
place .or tie next conclaye.
Contracts have been signed for the
formation of a s15. 100000 combina-
zion Il the retail drug business. in
yU.ving tne corporations Of William
y ike. & Son company and Hese-
la-n z Co. In New York The con-
s51.i4.at.on % the result OF negot.a-
tens wh.ch have been OF fo- the last
iaIee MONTE.
RE Sugar T-gs:. IN defiance oil
f.siksnz employees. marched 1,eoQ
noH-Inioa zen in.o rs Brookis
plan
me American Order OF Owls while
N session IN Rocaester, y. y, voted
to change lis name to the FraterDzl
Orie. OF Ores.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19
KILLS FAMILY AND SELF.
Life Taken By Each OF -Four Revolver
Shots.

Chicago tSpeeial) Wv. J. Meyers.
keeper Of a shooting gallery. Used his
skin with . revolver xith tragic purpose.
shooting three members Of hi household
through the head and then taking his OWL
life
Just four shots were fred. and four
lives we're snufed cut BY Meyers IN
erring aim
Policeman Dennis o'Neill was passing
the Meyers home when he heard The four
shots IL rapid succession Breaking into
the apartment he found the dead whore
they had fallen. 4 revolver with four
chambers empty lay beside the body Of
Meyers Death il each case apparently
had been instantaneous.
Meyers and his wife separated recently
after she had MIN placed under bonds 70
keep the pace There are no living eye
witnesses 70 the tragedy.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19
SNOW-WHITE WATER.
Sea Captain Relates Seeing an In
applicable Phenomenon.

Port Townsend, Wash. lsracian.-ln
a report TO the United States Hviro.
graph Office here the statement j. made Of
an inexplieable phenomenon that marine
interests declare Is without precedent.
The statement Is fled by CAPTAIN Sam.
uels. Of the American barkentine Aurora
on arrival from CallaO. Peru On June
l.. in latitude II degrees south. and
Longitude So degrees west. according TO
the report. the vessels course brought her
into an area OF snow-white water. The
expanse was - large a. 70 require nearly
an entire days sail 70 traverse Its
merging with the natural ocean water
was sharp and definitely defined in color,
creating a meryelOus scene Of marine
beauty.
Investigation with every means avail
able failed TO show the phenomenon to
be due to submarine volcanic eruption or
other seismic upheavals.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19
PITTSBURG's EXPOSITION.
Will Consist OF Exhibits OF Land IN
terest Only.

Pittsburg, Pa. lSpeciall .-Pi;tsburg IS
preparing for the biggest indoor exPosi'
ton ever held in the East. The snow IS
TO be known a. the National Land and
Irrigation Exposition. and viii consist
.of exhibits of land interest only. There
will be government and state exhibits Of
modern farms and model dairies; models
Of irrigation plans and systems; samples
II grains, seeds. plants. fruits. Tege,,
/ 'ables. cottons tobaec0s. minerals ana
other earth products. Lectures on soil
restoration and agriculture viii also DC
given. and chambers of commerce. boards
Of trade and commercial bodies from all
parts Of the country will demonstrate TO
the farmer, the homeseeSer and investor
the particular advantages Of their yari'
Gus districts. The exposition viii taSe
place October l. TO 20.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19

Westerly. r l. Special - Clark
Rathbun. Westerly's weather wizard and
poultry raiser. recently discovered in bis
henyard an unusually large egg. When
Mrs. Bathbun broke il in the frying pan
she discovered two eggs. both perfec; and
one within the other. The shell Of the
inside egg was hard and the size Of the
average egg. The outer egg was eaten by
Clark for breakfast. while the inner one
ass placed carefully in the basket with
:he salable eggs.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19
Explosion Wrecks Building

Philadelphia >peeiall Six persons
were injured, one seriously. by the col
lapse Of three-story brick dwelling fol
lowing an explosion in the northeastern
part q tie city. The most seriously hur;
j. john B0lagh. a grocer. who occupied
the frs; door Of the building. There
were several narrow escapes from death
The explosion was caused. it is believed
by the ignition Of coal oil in Bolagh':
store
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19
MOUSE IN HER RAT.
Actress Badly Shocked. But VIII Re-
cover.

Nev York SPeeial1.-T5e first woman
70 b recorded A. having q zeal mouse in
her ~rst" j. Miss Elizabeth Goodzu. an
actress. She was rehearsing in the Sev-
euty-drst Regiment Armory for her ap-
pearsncs in We Won't Go Home Til
Morning. and a: one tine took Of the
al and hid ]: IN a dark corner. When
Sic put Z; On again and started . Use
Ter hatpin there Eas a terrible eommo-
tioa. When she finally got the hat Of
ont popped The mouse with pin wound
IN Il side. Il was said that Miss Good
all ! doing well.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19
DREXEL RISES $3.50 FEET.
American Aviator Makes q Worlds
Altitude Record.

Lanark. Scotland Special 1t was
officially announced that J. Armstrong
Drexel, the American aviator. attained
a worlds altitude record by rising $50
feet.
His paragraph will be submitted 20 the
experts OF the Kew Observatory at Lon.
don. who will determine the accuracy OF
the instruments.
Drexel's flight was the sensation Of the
aviation meeting. Ascending al o'clock
in the evening. he shot up into a baaS Of
clouds and disappeared from the gaze OF
the anxious crowd. He landed some two
hours later near farmhouse y miles
from Lanark.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19
Ch;li's Side of Case.

Washington. D. c. tSpeeisll.-The
documents in the Aslop case, which in
wolves heavy claims against Chill. and
which was submitted 70 King George. Of
England. for mediation. we're received at
the State Department. The papers con-
tain Chili's side Of the controversy. Tie
United States. prosecutor Of the claims
for the Alsop interests. has until Deem
Der 20 make answer
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19
Killed By His Own Gun.

Wheeling W. Va. Special Joseph
c. Cole. superintendent Of the Jones Coal
Company's mine al Bethany, ". Va. met
a frightful death while after ground hogs
With companion. In climbing over a
fence Cole accidentally discharged his
shotgun. the load penetrating his heart,
killing him instantly.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19
Snezks for Sig DAYS.

The Hague Special .-Senator Elihu
Root concluded his six-dsy speech before
the Arbitration Tribunal. which viii de-
eide the Newfoundland fisheries dispute.
His speech marked tire end Of the argu-
ment and the case mas nov gone to the
srhitrators. 4 verdict i not expected
before the latter part Of September or
early in October
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19
Burglar Cuts Windows.

PottsyilIe. Pa Special The burglar
who gained entrance BY cutting window
panes with diamond again got away
with a big SUN Of money By entering
three dwellings couple Of miles up the
Schuylkiil Valley. By the same methods
$50 was stolen from John Borans barber
shop a, Middleport.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19
-Four OF Crew Killed.

San Francisco Special Pour nam
ber. u the crew q The schooner Phoenix
were killed OF Point Arena when the
boiler q the frail. little craft exploded.
oI@ning her hull from stem 70 stern and
tossing her upper WORKS into ths ia.
The dead are: T. I. Houston. chief engi-
n=-r: Andrea Rasmussen. second mate:
William J. Nicholson. fireman; Chris
Hansen. fireman. Tie Phoenix sank soon
after IL boats III. Ler si9e