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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-27
FIND BLACKMAILER
MURDERED IN HOME
Intended Victim of Joseph De Salvo'
Chicago, Believed TO Have
Committed Deed.

Chicago, July 27.-His throat cut
from ear to ear, his jaw broken and
his chest and abdomen hacked and
battered, Joseph De Salvo, 35 years
old. believed TO have been a mem
Der of a band of Italian blackmailers,
was found dead in his room at 1888
South Clark street yesterday noon.
When the police of the Twenty
second street station broke into the
room they found De Salvo lying in a
pool of blood. Beside the body was
a stiletto and an ak, both smeared
with blood. He is believed to have
been killed for revenge or by an in
tended victim. Although suspected
several times OF being implicated in
black hand killings. the police have
never been able to get direct evil
dence against De Salvo. A sawed
on gun was also found in one cor
ner of the room. The murder is be-
Iieved 10 have been committed sew
eral days ago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-27
TRICK BALLO0NIST
DASHED TO DEATH
Harry DarnelI Plunges 200 Feet
Into Du Page River at Plain
field, Ill.

Chicago. July 27.-While attempting
to turn a somersault from a trapeze
while up in a balloon, Harry Darne!l
of Chicago, fell zoo feet into the Du
Page river. at Plainfeld, Ill. yesterday
afternoon and was instantly killed.
Two thousands picnickers from J0-
liet saw the balloonist plunge TO his
death while attempting to entertain
them with his daredevil stunts in the
air Barneu fell into four feet of Wa
ter in the river. His body was only
slightly bruised, and inis believed that
he died during his fall through space.
Darnell was 45 years old and unHar-
ried. He resided at GA West Adams
street. but had no relatives here. He
was a favorite performer at picnlr
az Joliet and vicinity. He made two
fights in balloons this month before
the one which resulted in his death
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-27
HERE'S The LIMIT
IN INVESTIGATION

Washington, July 27.-"Investi-
gate the investigating committee. -
This summarizes resolution intro
duced in the house by Roberts of
Nevada. Roberts wants the house to
find OUT the number of junketing
trips" the various investigating com
mittees of the house have taken.
Further committee of investigation
of investi cations" is to find out how
much these committees have spent;
how they spent It and what salaries
they are paying to people on their
payrolls and gum shoe men" and
others who dig into corners for clews
and information the committees de-
sire.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-27
|. D. BRANDEIS. TERROR OF LAND
GRABBERS, COMMITTEEATTO

Louis r CLAWS, was written two
months after CLAWS had been dismiss.
ed and was pre-dated to make it ap
pear that it was prepared before that
action was taken.
FORCES OUT FACTS.
II was Brandeis who forced from Bal
hnger and the administration the fact
that Lawier, Ballinger's henchman, rad
written the draft Of the letter which
was afterwards issued as the presi
dents own, exonerating BalIinger, and
it was Brandeis who forced the in.e--
ior department TO produce lette-.
showing Balinger's relations wI.h
George ". Perkins, Of the Morgan
Guggenheim combination.
II is safe guess that the admins
tration as a whole has little liking t..
Brandeis
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-27
BROKER Is VICTIM OF
MURDER MYSTERY
William Henry Jackson, Aged Wall
Street Operator. Found Dead
in a Hotel Room.

New York, July 27.-Murdered,
apparently by burglars, William
Henry Jackson, a popular Wall
street broker. aged 20, was found
dead in his bedroom today at the
Hotel IroQuois The body bore
marks of violence. a wash cloth was
stuffed IN the mouth as 8 gag. Ap-
parently the murderers were fright
ened away before they had time to
rife the room. unless. according to
one theory. they sought some par
ticular paper or article.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-27
HlBERNIANS OPPOSE
TREATY WITH ]. BULL
Protesting Petition to Be Signed
Throughout United States
Iowa Takes Initiative.

Iowa City, Iowa, July 27.-Members
Of the Ancient Order Of Hibernians
throughout the United States are urged
to protest against the ratification of
the proposed Anglo-American alliance,
in letter sent out today by President
Maher of the Iowa state organization.
The letter urges that petitions be for
warded TO senators and representatives
protesting against any sort of treaty
with England.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-27
BY TAV.

Especial Correspondence Of The Argus-)
Washington, July 25.-Louis D.
Brandeis OF Boston. terror OF lani
grabbers, has agreed to serve as at
torney for Judge Graham's committee.
investigating the surrender by Presi.
dent Taft OF the shore lines OF Con-
troIler bay, Alaska, TO the Morgan
Guggenheims.
Judge Graham has made a master
stroke In securing the help Of BraE-
deis. in the opinion OF many members
Of congress. The land grabbers would
prefer 10 have most anyone but Bran
deis assist the house Investigators.
Brandeis has achieved much in the PUB
lie interest. He is the man who forces
BaIIinger and the administration -
produce so many important documents,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-27

which would otherwise nave been sue
cessfuIly withheld.
MASTER IN EXAMINATION.
His mastery examination OF WI
nesses brought forth in detail the tes
timony which convicted Ballinger II
public opinion, and thereby won so &c
cisive a victory for conservation arc
saved the Alaska coal lands, in spite
OF the fact that the packed commit
tee Of congress reported whitewasb
Of BaIlingeT.
The utter futflity Of that whitewazh
was shown in the retirement OF BaL
linger six months after IL was applied
Il was Brandeis who proved aO1
finally compelled the president 10 ed
nit that the opinion Of Attorney GeG-
eral Wickersham, indcrsing Ballinge,
and recommending the dismissal oi
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-27
STEAMER HITS ROCK;
ALL ON BOARD SAFE
Empress of China, Owned by Canad-
ian Pacific, Has Accident OF
Province of Boshu.

Toxic. July 27.-The British steamer
Empress of China today struck sunk
en- rock off the province OF Boshu.
The 1S5 passengers were taken of by
two cruisers OF the japanese training
squadron, which were dispatched to the
assistance of the distressed steamer.
The steamers bottom was badly dam
aged and If the craft Is saved it viii
take three months time TO repair IL
The Empress OF China is owned by
the Canadian Pacific railway.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-27
TIM L. NO LONGER LEADER
Quits Control of Republican OFgani-
zation Of Kings County.

New York, July 27.-Timothy L.
Woodruff, former lieutenant govern
or and former chairman OF the re-
publican state committee, relin-
quished control of the republican or
ganization Of Kings county, Brook
Iyn, today His opponents induced
fourteen district leaders to sign a
statement calling for a change in
leadership.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-27

Toilette, whose amendment was de-
feated IA to sc. secured a reconsid-
Grafton of the original Underwood
bill by a vote of 40 to 81, democrats
and insurgents supporting the mo-
ton.
COMPROMISE PASSES.
LaFollette then offered a modified
substitute of his defeated amend
ment as a compromise between the
house bill and the original La Fol
lette bill, upon which democrats and
insurgents had agreed. La Toilette s
compromise wool bill then passed the
senate As to 80.
In offering amendments to the
proposed reduction in duties on wool
en- goods, La Toilette took the posi-
ton that the reductions would COM
pensate the farmers for losses they
would suffer as a result of free
trade agricultural products from
Canada.
PAY TRIBUTE TO WOOLEN TRUST.
They will" the speaker contin-
ued, "in some measure relieve all
Of the people of the United States
who have been made to pay tribute
to the wooden trust. long the pam
pered favorite of the tarin law"
La Toilette startled the members
when he declared he had heard
there was to "be a little perform
ance today to defeat all real tariff
legislation; that a number of high
protection republicans had agreed to
vote for the house wool bill, but sure
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-27
REBUKES UNIFORM INSULT

Mayor Gaynor Orders Police to Re
woke Appointments OF Specials
New York. July 2T.-On receipt of
q letter from Major General Grant
calling his attention 70 the fact that
two privaIes IN the United States
army were excluded from a Coney
island dancing pavilion on July. May
ore Gaynor today told the police COM
missioner 10 revoke the appointment
OF al special policemen hired out TO
private individuals.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-27
Message is Called Expla-
nation of a Bad Mis-
take.
ROOT is NOT TOUCHED
Former Government Forester
Issues Statement in Behalf
of Conservation Body.

Washington, July 27--Gtford Pin
chot, former governor chief forester
and new president OF The National Con
servation association, today issued a
statement declaring President Taft
leaves the root Of the matter wholly
untouched in his message TO the sen
ate. denying that there could be any
monopolization Of the water front of
Controller Bay. Alaska Plnchot opens
his statement with this charge: The
presidents defense of his course in the
Controller Bay affair shows how hard
It is 10 make a good excuse for bad
mistakes"
DUPLICATION OF WORK.
Concluding, Pinchot says: 1T is un-
fortunate that the friends of conserva
ton. in their efforts TO bring about the
development of Alaska for the benefit
of the people, are continually obliged
10 expend their strength against men
who ought TO be protectors Of the peo-
PIES property. II looks TO me like al
unnecessary duplication of work when
we must first fight the policemen be
fore we can get a chance to stop the
looting."
HAVE KEY TO CHANNEL.
Pinchot's statement says: In spite
Of all explanations. the fact remains
that Taft. in opening the lands, without
notice TO the public las given the in
terests behind Ryan an opportunity TO
acquire the key to the channel OF Con
uoller bay before the public knew
what was going on. The public will
agree with Roosevelt that these ter
minal lands ought to have been kept in
the public hands. The so-called Bal
luger Pinchot Investigation opened the
eyes OF the public TO the extensive
and successful efforts which were be
ing made TO monopOlize the resources
Of Alaska The facts developed by this
Investigation constituted a solemn
warning and a call upon the executive
for special watchfulness in protecting
public property in Alaska.
SHOULD HAVE HELD TERMINALS.
In view Of the need for firm and
careful policy thus emphasized. It was
the presidents duty to hold the termin-
aI lands around Controller bay in the
government ownership. As with the
coal lands. the title TO the harbor lands,
which are the key TO the coal lands,
should have been held. in any event,
until congress could act SO long as
these terminal lands remained in the
government ownership no one could
moucpolize the Larbors. The moment
any OF them passed into private hands
the danger OF monopoly began
COMPETITION DESTROYED.
This was abundantly proved, not
only by the general history of CONNER
Cial consolidation, but in particular by
what the Morgan-Guggenhe syndi-
cate already had done in destroying or
absorbing possible competitors
LETTER FROM c. u. TAFT.
Washington. July 27.-The White
house today made public a cable
gram from Charles p. Taft. brother
Cf the president. denying he was in
terested in Alaska or Controller bay,
and declaring he never asked the
president for any favors for Richard
s Ryan.
GTaft's Controller Bay message ap-
pears on page Editor Arsus.l
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-27
WALKS IN SLEEP; BROWNS
Mrs. NJ. 8. Howe, Missing From
Home, Found ifeIess in Pond.

Upper Sandusky, Ohio, July ~
When ". S. Howe awakened at 4
O'Clock this morning he found hts
wife absent from the house, although
her clothing was still IN the room
She was found later drowned in a
pond near the house. She was in
her night gown and it is presumed she
had walked in her sleep.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-27
CHICAGO AIRMAN
IN A new RECORD
st. Croix Johnstone, in Mono
plane, Remains in Space
Over Four Hours.
BROUGHT DOWN BY MISHAP
Engine Trouble Compels Early Des-
cent-Five Hundred Pounds
Are Carried.

Mineola, L. l.. July 27.-St Crcix
Johnstone, a Chicago aviator, broke
the American endurance records for
monoplanes and biplanes today when
he remained in the air four hours, one
minute, fifty three and three-fourth sec
onds. The previous record was made
by Parmalee-3; SO 4912-at San Fran
cisco, Jan. 20 last.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-27
BLACK HAND DEN
RAIDEDBY POLICE

Chicago, July 27.-Police today raid
ed a house believed 10 be the headquar-
ters of alleged black handlers and ar
rested four. One man escaped. A
trunkfuI Of letters written In Italian.
several reyolyers, and a stiletto were
found. The letters viii be translated
By the police.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-27
keiss Comet Visible.

Los Angeles, Cal, July 27-RepOrts
from the Carnegie observatory are that
the Keiss comet, the newest celestial
tramp, can now be seen in the early
morning hours with the aid of an ord1-
nary glass. The Comet seems bright
er each day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-27
GERMANY EXPELLS
SOCIALIST AGITAT0R
Advises Armies to Turn Against
Their Governments in the
Event of War.

Berlin. July EN- Yvetot. French
snti-millarist agiJator. who ~ q F'2a-
CO-Germau socialist meeting MondSy
delivered q flaming speech on the pos
siOihty OF the armies OF France and
Germany turning against the govern
me2ts instead OF lighting each other In
the eveL- o. w@r, was today expected
from Germany.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-27
BAILEY, AT ODDS,
QUITSCOMMITTEE

Washington. July 27-Because be
does not believe in the senate's meth .
OF taking testimony in Investigations.
Bailey. Of Texas, today resigned from
TIE committee OF privileges and eiec-
hons. The resignation was accepted
without comment.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-27
Tho Weather

Forecast Till p. NJ. Tomorrow, for
Rock Island, Davenport, Moline,
and VIeIaity.
Showers tonight or Friday; slightly
warmer tonight. Cooler Friday.
Highest temperature yesterday. IS;
lowest last night, 62; at a. m, 68.
Precipitation up 70 z g. N, none.
Velocity of wind at z a m. 6 miles
an hour.
Relative humidity, at p. m "a, at Z
q. N "a
Stage Of water, Z; a fall Of / in last
"a hours.
I'M. SHER1ER. Local Forecaster.
*
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.
From noon today 70 noon tcmorrov)
Sun sets z71e. rises 4szs; moon sets
9.o4 p. m
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-27
HAS ENGINE TROUBLE.

Johnstone was compelled to alight
before his so gallons of gasoline was
consumed because of engine trouble
Counting gasoline, oil and accessories,
with his own weight, Johnstone carried
500 pounds weight in his fight, which
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-27
Believes Morocco Dispute
Will be Soon Ad-
iusted.
GERMANY is TOUCHY
Real Danger of Nations Offer
ing 0ffense That Might
Cause Explosion.

Paris, July 27.-The deadlock be-
tween France and Germany continues,
but France expects a way will be found
for a peaceful solution. To this end
she is prepared to go TO the limit Of
con meditation, but cannot agree either
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-27
ANXIETY IN ENGLAND.
DEATHS CAUSED BY POISON

Physicians Say Two Missouri Chill
dren Were Victims OF Cyanide.
ST. Joseph, Mo, July 27.-Ella and
Arthur Farris, children lof a. T. Far
ris of Meadyille, Mo, Who died after
they had drunk coffee, we're poison
ed, probably with cyanide, accord
ing to the testimony of physicians
today. The death of the two chill
dren and the illness OF four others
and their parents caused the neigh
bors to make an investigation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-27
Is Defeated in the Senate
by a Vote of A.
to So
COMPROMISE PASSES
La Toilette Measure, With In
Surgents and Democrats
Uniting, Is Adopted.

Washington, July 27.-The senate
defeated the house wool bill A
to SO.
Except for Brown of Nebraska,
who voted in the affirmative, the vote
was along strictly party lines. La
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-27
CITY HALL LAWN
SERVESASSTORE
Hucksters Still Supplying Des
Moines Wives Produce
From Wagons.
OFFICIALS BEHIND PLAN
Mayor Hanna CritiCises Food Trust
and Prices Are Lowered 40
to 80 Per Cent.

Des Moines. Iowa, July 27.-House-
wives received oratory free of charge
while they bought potatoes and farm
produce from hucksters on the city
hall lawn today. Mayor Hanna and
Commissioner Schramm criticized the
local food trust" and promised perma-
nent relief in a market house to be
built by the city. The prices were the
same as they were Tuesday-from 40
to so per cent lower than the prevail
ing quotations at retail stores.
FIRE FIGHTERS HAVE CONTESTS.
Des Moines, Iowa, July 27.-The sec
ond days program of the Iowa Fire
mems association tournament contain
ed a varied list of events in which COM
petition was exceedingly keen. The
afternoon opened with the first state
hose race. Following this came the
hook and ladder race. volunteer coup
ling race. hub and hub race, fire COM
pany drill, and volunteer climbing CON
test. movement to organize a state
association of volunteer f1remen was
inaugurated at a meeting of volunteer
firemen. A committee was named to
draw up a constitution and bylaws.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-27

was made at the rate of close
to 60 miles an hour. tombstone used
/ a Moisant monoplane.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-27

that its excessively low duties would
justify a veto by the president.
81 PER CENT REDUCTION.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-27

81 PER CENT REDUCTION.
The La Toilette measure as adopt
ed reduces the raw wool duty to 35
per cent ad valorem and correspond
ingly reduces the duties on wooden
articles. There Is some doubt what
course the house democrats will pur-
sue concerning the compromise bill.
few days ago Underwood served
notice that the house would not ac-
cept the original La Toilette bill.
HOW SENATORS VOTED.
All insurgents but Borah, Dixon
of Montana and Jones of Washing
ton, voted for the compromise bill;
while the democrats were unanimous
in their support Among the repub-
licans voting the affirmative were
Crawford Of South Dakota, Cummins
and Kenyon of Iowa and La Toilette
of Wisconsin. Among republicans
voting the negative were Cullom and
Lorimer of Illinois; Gamble of South
Dakota; Smith and Townsend of
Michigan and Stephenson of Wiscon-
sin.
PENROSE SATISFIED.
"The situation is entirely to our lilI-
ing" said Chairman Penrose OF the
finance committee. I'VE are satisfied
the president will veto any bill that
can be sent to him within the range
prescribed, and we shall proceed next
winter with whatever tariff revision
may be necessary. Then we shall
have tariff boards report and can
work intelligently."
BILL UP IN HOUSE.
Washington, July 27.-The Under
wood cotton bill was reported to the
house today, but debate was postponed
until tomorrow to permit the republi-
cans to file a minority report.
FREE LIST BILL CALLED.
Washington, July 27.-The farm
ers' free list bill was laid before the
senate today by Penrose was made
unfinished business.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-27

to evacuate Morocco or hand over huge
blocks of African territory merely in
return for Germany's reiterated assur-
ance that France will not be bothered
in the future in Morocco.
TO MOVE CAUTIOUSLY.
International peace advocates point
out that the real danger of the situa-
ton rests in the nations offending Ger
many's pride by driving her into a cor
ner from which she might strike in
anger.
ANXIETY IN ENGLAND.
London, July 27.-Premier Asqu;th
made a statement in the commons TO-
day Oh the subject of Morocco which
fully bore out the description Of the sit
uation as one of real anxiety. The po-
sition. the premier said, had reached d
point at which IT was bound TO become
difficult and harassing unless a solu.
ton was found.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-27

which would otherwise have been sue
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-27

(ContiAued On Page Elsht)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-12

Zveze o vseh socialistiGnih upra-
sanjih podkovani kakor treba.
Dobre SO namire IA ustanovitev
informacijskega biroa Ia delo in
nabavo drzavljanskih pravic. Pri
nas - moran Sc V TEN oZiru IL
raziti povoljno - je mnogo zani-
mania IA drzavljanSke pravice.
IL dopisov in Iveznih porocil
je razvidno. da je napredek V So
cialistitni agitaciji na cell crti. -
lie pogumno naprej sodrugi! So
cialilem in socialist MISC wee tut
ci Y dezeli sal imamo V rokah re
celia mesta. VISA %znamenja kazejo,
da nismo vec tako dalec od dobe,
ko BIO zavladal socialism ma vseh
koncih Sveta.
: socialistiGnim pozdravom.
Josip Dernac.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-12

delujmo vsi "a en- cilj, "a en- smoter -
"a slovensko denarno centralo Y Anne
riki.
70 naravnem pravu smo vsi enaki
- Boljsa izObrazba, par dolariev
razloeka v premozeniu, ali razno stran.
karsko ali politicno naziranie vendar ne
Pho %prepre6ilo vstanoviti zavod, XII ie
nujno in abSolutno potreben, ako Sc
hoce kedaj ~dvigniti gospodarski polo
zaj' in 5 TEN javni vgled, nascga ljud-
stva y Ameriki.
koliko koliko prevee - Jednot in
Hvcz Sc ie v%stanovilo med mani!
Mozje slovenski! Ali Sc mar ne da
misliti ma vstanovitev G~ospodarske
Jednote ali Zveze, kier maj bi Sc cen
traliziral YES slovenski zadruzni gospo-
darski razvoj v Amerikil Ali Sc ne da
doseGi delniska druzba te vrste2
CLAM Jednot in Zvcz, Ali Sc DO res
aS denar nalagal ma vcke Y tuiena-
rodne banke in vrednostne papirie, v
podjetJa Xxi so tujerodcem Y prospeh
mesto, da hi Sc nalagal V zavod, XII hi
skrbel IA napredek mas, IN prosper slo-
venSkega ljudstVa V Amerikil Ali :,
ne da v~stanOviti vsaj GOspodarski Cd
SEX pri nash Jednotah in ZvezahH
Listi slovcnski! Axe nj scbiGen Vas
program, roko ma srce, in z%avzemite Sc
"a slogo vsaj ma gospodarskem polju.
zavzemite Sc n potrebno vazno in ko-
ristno stvar, brez koje Slovenski Ma
rod V NOvi Domovini ne DO nikdar ma
prcdoval, ne DO nikdar kaj stel Y iav-
noSti.
Ia vazni predlog razpravlial Sc ie v
Glas Svobode pred kratkim; odmeva
bilo ie malo.
SlOvensko ljudstvol Uredniki listov.
CLAM JednOt, Ali bono res tako aalo-
marni, tako mrtvi, da 81 ne bono po-
magai IL tuznega gospodarskega sta
MA, V kojem smo danes. V kojem bodo
naSi nasledniki Sc leta in let, ako Sc ne
uvidi elm preie nujna pOtreba c%entrali
zacile. osredotOtenja naSe financiielne
moGi!
Ibudimo Sc rodni bratie, rodnc
%sestre' Pritnimo delo 5 p~odvoieno mo.
Go, doloGimo elm preje vstanovni cd
Dor ,katerega naloga in skrb mai DO, da
nam leto 1912 poklice v zivlicnie Slo-
vensko GoSpodarsko Zvezo. Slovensko
Hranilno in PosoiiIno Zadrugo Y Anne
riki.
Viljem Brunschmid.