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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-03
PARENTS DENY KIDNAPPING

Eut Police Are Investigating Story Told
by BOY.
New York, June Police headquar-
ters Is investigating a report that kid
nappers are holding the year-old
son of Calogaro Buffa. a wealthy gro
Ger, for ransom of $4,000. According
TO the child's elder brother. he has been
held for a month and his parents no
titled that unless the ransom were
forthcoming the little fellow would
be cut Into fine bits and sent, picked
in vinegar. hack to them.
Both the father and the mother de-
cline to discuss the case beyond deny
Ing that the boy has been Kidnapped
They insist he is in the country With
rela tive. N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-03
! STILL UNSETTLED
Differences of Southern and It's Fire
81 men 40 Nrnrer IIcnIed

piHerehccs on Southcrn and It's Fire.
men No Nearer HenIed.
Washington, June 2.-Efortsi IN
mediate the differences between the
Southern Railway and the company's
firemen continued to-day without a
result. and tonight the situation APP
parentiy Is just what 1t was three DAYS
ago. The nremen are holding out for a
20 per cent. increase in wages and
other concessions, while the company
insists upon n compromise. M
Representatives OF the fremen were
closeted with the media tors practical lily
all day. Officials of the railway will
be called in tomorrow morning.
Representatives OF the ,Southcrn's
engineers, here to ask for an increase
OF % per cent. In wages. have not Yet
appeared at the railway offices. II is
understood that the engineers do no,
contemplate an attempt 10 force com
pliance in the event the company de-
MES their petition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-03
MAGAZINES IN MERGER
Consolidated Company. Hus Been Incor.
poruted for S4,O0OtOOO.


New York. June Announcement
was made to-day of consolidation of
magazine interests. in which six pub
LEGATIONS VIII be brought under one
control. known rs the Columbian Ster-
ling Company. THE consolidated mag
azines are Hampton's Magazine. Co
lumbar Magazine. Home Magazine.
Sterling Magazine. Drifts Farm Review
and the American Woman's Review.
Frank orff, OF the Western Maya
zine Publishing Company, will head
the new company, which. was incorpo-
rated to-day for si,000.0o0. Ben Hamp-
ton. VIII continue as editor OF Hamp-
tons.
While the various magazines In the
combination retain their separate iden-
tfty the main manufacturing of the
consolidation will be done at St Louis.
the present home of the Western Mag
azine Publishing Company. Albert Ell
lery Bergh, managing editor OF the
Columbian Magazine. will assume du-
ties of that character on all the maya
zines r. a. II. Long. associate editor of
Hamptons becomes editorial executive
OF the associated ma gazines. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-03
IOWA MANS PROPHECY

If Reciprocity Fnils, Washington Will
See oInny New Faces.
Washington. June 2.-One OF the
many letters which come to the W hite
House commencing the Presidents ef-
forts in behalf of Canadian reciprocity
contained q sentence which was par
ticularly pleasing 10 Mr.. Taft. and
which ELECTED from him an enthusiast
tic reply. The letter was from a man
in Sioux City. Iowa. whose name was
not made public.
"If reciprocity fails wrote the
Iowan, you will see many new faces
at Washington after the next elect
finn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-03
Too Good T Miss

Don't fnii to read the illustrated
Magazine with Sundays Tfmcs-Dis-
patch. 1t contains n number OF mr.
ticIes by acme of the best known
writers In the country, among the
stories Of the coming week being
"M' Lord Goes Adventuring," "The
Dcvastntions of Uncle ZcI," "Fi0ho
Hotels and Their Guests "Crini-
noloRy In Mode "BnsebnlI's Won
derfui Feat" "rhe June Bride and
Groom and other features too gooa
to miss.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-03
Attempt Made to De-
s5roy Him at Juarez
Ball.
BOMB Is FOUND
In NICK OF TIME
It Is Being Carried Into Hall
Where 500 People Are Dane
ing When It's Bearer Is
Stopped and Searched.
Elaborate Conspiracy
Suspected.

Ell Paso. Tex. June 2.-soon after
the departure OF Francisco /. Maderu.
Jr, for Mexico City to-day. details
were made known or an alleged att
tempt to dynamite him. The plot. nc.
cofding to insurrectos. was 10 have
been carried out during the ball which
Senior AIadero attended in Juarez last
night. III
Senior Cruzrey. formerly Iefc politico
of Guadalupe whom Aiadero deposcd.
has been locked up In Juarez ard
placed incommunicado. Insurrecto
secret service men have been detailed
to make other arrests.
When the plot was discovered
enough dynamite was being carried
into the ball room to blow UP the
building. About 500 persons. inciud
ing Senior NIadcro and his wife. were
the participants in. and spectators OF,
a grand march about II o'clock, when
a man was stopped at the entrance
In the mans pocket was found a largo
tin can, filled with dynamite and pro-
yided with time fuse.
The Juarez police believe that tho
incident Is only part OF an elaborate
conspiracy, formed by a political party
opposed to Aladero, and that further
developments may follow
Juarez is now In charge of General
Jose de la Luz Blanco and 1900 in
surrectos.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-03
TRINITY CHURCH EXHIBIT.
Corporation I'm New York Ownx Prop.
erty Worth SI3,7OO.OO

New York. June 3.-rhe annual re-
shows that the receipts of the parish
for the past year were sS65.000. the
largest Item being $4,000 from real
estate rents. Pew rents were $4,000.
The parish spent 100000 for new
buildings. $4,000 for the maintenance
or lis ten churches and eleven schools
and Sl5I000 for taxes The report re-
cords considerable deficit for the
year.
Trinitys balance sheet shows that
the parish now owns productive prop
erty assessed at sl3,7o0.000. These fig :
ures do not include the property used,
for churches. chapels, schools and bury
ing grounds.
The number of communicates report .
ed is $500, a slight increase. "Church
attendance throughout the parish says
the report. has shown no falling off,
but. on the contrary. in most of Tile
churches shows n marked increase
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-03
CHARGE AGAINST ELKlNs
Late Senator Snid to HIVE Keen Lessee
VII OF Scnl PrfyIleres

Late Senator Snid to HIVE Been Lessee
OF Scnl PriviieEes.
Washington. June 2.-Charges tina {
the late Senator Elkins. of West Vir-
GINA. had been one of the lessees
of the government seal killing privi-
leges in the Pribilof Islands were made
to-day by. Henry w. Elliott, of Cleve-
land. g.. before the House Committee
on Expenditures in the Department OF
Commerce and Labor. Mr.. Elliott
charged that George w. Bowers, now
head of the Federal Fish Commission,
was appointed through MIR Elkins's in
Huence.
Commissioner Bowers answered Mr..
Elliott by saying that although he he
ca me commissioner in 1S9S, his bureau
had nothing to do with the sealing
Industry until wear later u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-03
BODY is cREMATED

Ashca of Noted Dramatic Author Buried
mt StanmOre.
I London. June THE body OF Sir
William S. Gilbert. the noted English
dramatic author, who died of syncope
May 20, while attempting to rescue
one OF the women OF his bathing party
at Harrow, was cremated to-day. All
the persons prominent In theatrical
circles here attended the subsequent
burial OF the ashes at Stanmore.
Whtelaw Reid. the American amba s.
sador; sent wreath as a tribute from
America, llE 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-03
Governor Assns.innted.

Nogales, onora. June 2.-Governor
Diego Redo. OF the State OF Sinaloa.
was assassinated on May 81, according
to advices received here to-day.
Passengers arriving here to-day from
Guyamas. the seaport city which is ut
present the southern terminus of, rail-
road service on the weSt coast of Mex
leo, brought the information. They
said the Federal officer was killed af-
ter he had surrendered the capital.
CuIiacan, to the Maderistas.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-03
STORM is DISASTROUS

Hnttery of Artillery struck by Light
ming md officer Killed.
Paris June "a terrific thunder.
storm, which broke tonight. did con.
siderable damage here and In the
provinces. AT Grenoble, battery OF
artillery, while manoeuvrins. was
struck by lightning and an officer was
killed and SIX men were injured. at
Evreny, bolt, set fire to the courts
building. which was destroyed with
all the archives.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-03
nRcdr LLonez IkilIed.

Cananea, Sonora. June 2.-"Red" Lo-
pez,, ordered Imprisoned by Francisco
i, N1adero Jr., on the charge that he
had sold OUT 10 American interests
while in command of a section Of the
insurrecto garrison at Aqua Prieta,
has been put to death. Lopez was be-
ing conveyed here to serve an eight
year sentence imposed by court
martial; When the guards of Arthur
(Red) Lopez arrived at Cananea they
delivered his seraphe and sombrero I'd
General I.omioli. "l1e tried 10 escape.
reported the guards who were taking
him to prison.
Lopezs mother visited General I1omi
oil yesterday and asked Where Is my
SOM
Here is your SON. the general re-
piled. as lie handed the seraphe and
somorero to the aged woman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-03
DENIES DISPUTE AT YALE
President lIndlcy Says John Inya Ham
------ mOnl nesikmed long Ago. --

HfUHu resiEHtU 1.UHE AEH.
dent Hadley, OF Yale, says the printed
reports that John Hays Hammond had
withdrawn from the Sheffield Scientific
School because of differences of opinion
between him and Director Russell tT
Chittenden are misleading. He adds
Two years ago Mr.. Hammond pre-
scented his resignation. and II was re-
luotantly accepted on the ground that
OF business obligations, did not have
time to attend to the duties OF this
Office as he desired" a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-03
! GAMBLING is TABooED
Government VIII Try to Stop II IL

Canal Zone. 5
Washing ton. June AT CONFER
encc between President Taft, Score
tary OF War Stimson. Colonel Cocktails
and Senior C. c. Arosomena. u membe Ell
of the Panama Cabinet. at the White
House to-day. it was decided to adopt
measures to prevent gambling by en-
ployes OF the lsthmian Canal Commits
sion in the cities OF Panama and Colon.
According to reports. gambling in
those two cities Is open. 1t is proba BILE
that the Panama government will be
asked TO stop 1t.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-03
TO KEEP CADETS SOBER
Hill Proposes TO Make Liquor Selling a

Hi PropOses TO MIKE liquor Selling a
MiSue meanor.
Albany, y. y, June 2-Majo Gen :
eral 7 homas FL Barrock. commandment
OF the West Point Military Academy,
has written Assemblyman Cuvillier.
chairman Of the Assembly Committee
on Military Affairs. advocating the
passage of the Cuvillier bill making
1t misdemeanor to sell liquor to
United States soldiers or cadets within
tary Academy. The bill has passed the
Assembly. but has been opposed in the
upper house. g4 ili
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-03
HUSBAND HAS REVIEW E
! Shoots and kills Prizenghter and
4 Gt titGil \EoIulS Iyifc. ANS

Shoots and kills Prfzenghter and
Wounds Wife.
Bend. Oregon June 2.-I.ouis Long. o.
Oakland. Cal. a prizefighter. was shot
and killed. and Mrs. r. Riley. OF Port
land. Ore. was severely wounded by
the woman's husband to-day while en-
deavorinE to escape from Riley In an
automobile Riley followed in another
car. Longs machine broke down. and
tho pursuing husband drove ZIP and
killed Long. and then shot The woman.
ililcy surrendered 10 the sheriff
Long has been lighting in Central
Oregon for some time He was in
Portland a few months ago. and 1t is
u,ft
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-03
K0HLER IN BAD SHAPE
"Golden nule" CHIEF Of Police Fcnr

"Golden Rule" Chief of Police FcRrs
Nerroua BrenkdOwn.
Cleveland. o.. June 2.-Fearing a
nervous breakdown. Frederick kohler.
Cleveland's Golden Rule" chief of po-
lice. this afternoon asked for and was
granted an indefinite leave of absence.
lie will leave for German health re-
sort at once.
Kohler has been the subject of an
Inquiry on charges of unbecoming con-
duct and the object at which revolt
the past year. His physician says that
his condition has become such that he
has not slept more than two hours
nightly for months
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-03
Cashier Is Robbed,

Minneapolis. Mimi, June 2.-The po-
lice tonight are making diligent
search for three men, who. according to
~ D. Bren, cashier of the University
OF Minnesota. robbed him OF $4,000 OF
University funds near the campus toS
day, No arrests haya been made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-03
MINISTER is KILLED

Automobile Struck, by Train While
# Crossing Tracks OF Southern.
across the tracks Of the Southern Rail-
way In Fort Valley this AFTERNOON with
'Ars. Y. G. Eberhardt, Rov. Fl; r. Dean.
IA Methodist minister OF that place. was
( Instantly killed and his companion 80
fiously injured when freight train
atEnck their AUTOMOBILE. 7& al9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-03
AvIATORs ARE RESTING
Neither Renumont Nor GnrrOs Attempt
list Stage Of Flight.

Netfhcr Henumont Nor tinrrOr Attempt
list Stage of Flight.
Rome. June 2.-There was no com
petition to-day in the great heavier
than-air machine race from Paris 10
Turin. Andre Beaumont and Roland
Garros, leaders in the race, did not
attempt to start from Rome on the
final stage of the flight to Turin. Frey,
the German entrant, who is broken
down near Pisa, tlnkered with his mo-
tor all day. and hopes to be able to take
the air in the morning. Vidart had
wing of the aeroplane at Cecina, and
also hopes to be able to resume the
race Saturday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-03
GooDPAsTURE INDICTED
He Is Accused of Having Offered Bride
-l.-e to Legislator.

to Legislator.
Nashville, Tenn, June 2.-The David :
son county grand jury to-day returned
an indictment against Z. c. Goodpas-
ture on bribery charge. Represents
tive J. Q; Mcdonald. OF Overton county.
offering him $1,000 before the Legis-
lature met to vote with regular Demo
Gratis on organization and to repeal the
liquor manufacturers law and the cleo
ton law. The Tennessee Anti Saloon
Lea que pressed the charge and Good
pasture was arrested.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-03
NOT AMTiQUATED

Sherman Law Just mt beginning of It's
Usefulness.
Washington, June 2.-President Taft
was asked to-day by some callers
whether he thought the Sherman anti
trust law was antiquated.
no" replied Mr.. Taft, "they are lust
beginning TO make 1t useful
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-03
OLD SOLDIERS DAY
Veterans of North md South Celebrate
. I'D. NJ phftIr,ns /.

at PhiIIppi.
Philippi, W. Va, June odd SOL
diers' day was observed at the cele-
bration Of the hftieth anniversary Of
the battle OF Philippi, the first land en-
ga gement OF the Civil War. to-day.
Veterans OF the armies OF the North
and South paraded and later held re-
unions. The State militia gave sham
battle. Speeches were delivered by
Governor ". +. Glasscock and Charles
+. Moore of New York
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-03
ELECTION IL CalieA.

Mexico city. June BY official de
cree, Issued to-day By Provisional
President de la Barra, a special presi-
Dental election was called. In all
states and territories. electors Will be
chosen on October /, and these VIII.
select the successor of Pornrio Dlaz on
Sunday, October s.
De la Barra fully realizes the Inn
msnse responsibility he has assumed
and men who were prominent In tile
conduct of the revolution do not un-
derestimate the difficulties that Will be
encountered in holding open elections
in Mexico. In small towns and rural
regions there doubtless are Thousands
to whom the word election" conveys
little or no meaning.
The various parties Will now select
Their candidates. AT present Francisco
l. Niadero. Jr.. Is the only man whose
name Is certain to be on the ballot.
Until General Bernardo Reyes. who VIII
be here in a few days, declares that
he will not be a candidate. support
ers of Madero will not be as ease.
That any effort Will be made to pre-
vent General Reyes from reaching the
capital Is not expected, but stories of
plots. both in his favor and against
him, are heard daily. This afternoon
newspaper published story that
group OF army officers had planned to
proclaim MIN preSiueHt anu use tiiSii
forces to place him at the head of
the nation.
No official cognizance has been taken
of the alleged plot but late to-day
President de la Barra. in receiving a
large group of officers of the army.
made a statement which might be con-
strued as a hint.
Your acts are known to the Presi-
dent, and VIII continue to be known
he said. However. few minutes be-
forN he had referred to their meri-
torious conduct in the war.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-22

Tho contests WIl take place loo tho
English channel during the SUNNI
aud Nu Boz. undo, %. WnnnrDmcut
cot the municipal authorities of FplN-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-22
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-22

u tn. Score lud after eg- ael M
Vr.h .rI.e $50 le5 hur .rN..
Daimler Wurur. m. Front motion r
.in,r u.r drives two PROP 1ou. uHI.
tn r.r motor drives 90 s.nr.. pro-
p'Ilor.
rne ,1rs 90. hung rram Obs H.
boom bt stoves oI pI.o.. uH
which dr, attached tu ta. hHa H."H-
almost Its uutr, length 800 stool
ropes .r, 'mplaN.d
Doe r,r a.p uu ught N.r1'y
shn .lr..i p,rIt, r,ur'.. boa, r s
stated that -r. can carry ls many
ts unE ThO vessel is the private.
property o' fH, Slcmcu--S CHM ..,rf
Elr.'r. company and was cou-t'u..
,d o., Daut.iu wan kruuph. Formerly
oi tlr a,rou3uu.Yl battalion nf thH
prus~lau army
% o.. pointed out chat f aU t..
Isrurluuc prizrs nnDrd thle t,rr
could bee yquaII, divided cv,rl AWE
atur would receive about $4,000. 7
sum which would approNimat,N ua'-
aucu rho cost OF an, machine. ana a..
expenses Tho prl. money 10 De- '
umpled. win amount 90 sl-iot"pH
ana tho number of men who N,l hr
nNiug or learning to ry this suWm"
In 500 parts of tio world VIII %, about
. 5oO.
ono OF th, most interesting rrf IS
rs that of SlU.oop for riuug from and
setting again un tho son u poinl- &"
hy ARRANGED hetW "rn Folkestnur uud
BuupEno For This competition a
nov tsp. of machine win Dee required
,unic~l~ for summer.
Tho contests NIll take place loo thc
English channel during the SUNNI ar
aud Nul b undy fh. monneDncnt
.ol the municipal authorities OF Folk
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-22

loo which 1t i- housed. Botn officers
and men concerned m its cou.uug-
uou are sworn not 60 dtulec amy ot
It- "details. ana 600 anyone -rrkiuE 'nr
such Information J.. hdud,d u irtilct
un dch ar" printed the penal CLAUSE
's of tn oiiie.H secrets act N.t,r-
th.',ss sufficient particulars haze
been learned 10 mak, IL pos>i1lc 90
compare 30 with he latest Zeppelin
vessel aud th, now Si,mcns-~.h1 b.
trt lIr-hlp
The British dirg,hla is of BRITISH
manufacture umnushout even CD, .u-
.Dop, winch is or th, -ume .hlru.-
trr ts ,lr fabric used 20 th, latest
H.pp.l.u Th" principal dimensions
100. ". Wum length. $40 fr.t.
compared vith ~ tN5is f.ct uf Icp-
r,u Nltl maximum diameter as
t.,f against tho Zopprun4 as n.t.
Hrt sIe capacity ,oG.33o uui. t,,l
compared with tho a2p.ttu ,ubI. l.ct
To-. 'uo irr1uw boat.
Ta. British vessel is epurp.d ntb
tvp s.ts 1f ugm-eyuudcf Wol-'.ry
,usu,. ,l.h 90 which is u.td at
nbnut ,ou horsepower ana loo mis- ale
-l -u. Doe, a. CONSIDERABLE, advantage"
owen do, latest Zeppelin watch hos
three namI,r. Nor, .dp> motor. ~ ltt
n1r-. poN'r each The latter are IN
tended tu pit. THE vo--. tD which
thD, u, Gu.d speed of thwu-nvc
mu.~ an hour, while the british vc--
sel Is credited with fofl-uv. milc-
lu hogr
Tber. Is N,t our other detail n
which .h. marks IN lmprot1nt im-
prov mont pN,r her type. and th- n
regard to Use m,tal gscd lor nor
nnmoWure T.1js metal s u ree,utI"
discovered ALTOS known ae duralu-
miu, which b. both tighter and
stronger than aluminium. tn metal
used iy The Ippprl.ns Tha BRITISH
vessel is equipped with thrc, pr"p,l-
Iois one large ono 81 No roar H.ing
coupled mp To the .ft'r motor and
tao smallrr ones being carried IN
uutrisgcrs on zach side of the lur-
ward goudoln.
q Is Intended thnt tho nirsu.p shall
work in conjunction vih Tho flee. ,s
scout Shr viii currN powerful
N IIi f"N fiil IN'Nl'' W lllfU M w t.IItlII|f
hcr tn send news ct tlr movement.
ANA position oi an opposing fleet
while within cI'1r sight of tnr shIps
and yet wrll oui of r1nRr of The en-
cmys guns.
Tho launching Of this air~hip is
likely 10 take place any time within
the next sis wocHs o. ser trials prove
satisfactory sh, win nkc part u th'
summer naval mancuNrrg ana also
Join the home end Atlantic fleets for
the coronation rcylcW al Spitho1d
trrc l. German Pride.
How does IN british naval airship
compare win tac latest German Yos-
sci. the ~icmcns- SchuckrrL which h.
drscrib, Il a. the most powerful ditgi-
Die rvrr constructed The Stemcns-
Schuckcri Is uon-rigid. nsh shaped
vessel 800 feet long Her maximum
diameter is ilis feet aud she has a
pas capacity of i0O.OOO cubic feet.
pf the three cars which arr nttaoh-
ed 10 the balloon, the center one
serves for The passengers and also
carries two "a horsepower petrol moo
! tors controlling III" vuly of tho bal.
loon. Tao ships engines an, placed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-22

balance is accounted FOR from the
fact that collections of taxes have
b,cu made hut not distributed 10
funds such distributions being made
lN tronsurcrs the tenth day of cach
month according to statutory pro-
vision.
Tl, following were thr land en-
tries at the local land office Mon
dlN. Enrique ~isnerus. CuerVo, Chol"
g. : IRELAND. Wagon Mound, Alcnrio
MARITIME. pasturI. Antonio VI, colo
u.l John q. T.. Vigil : Roland.
W gon Mound william r.. NciinR,
Garden city kas., bnofre Lriebr".
bDttr. bnpcimo MARTINEZ. Wagon
Mound pRtricju Truiillo. cuba: Jose
~ltcir. Rosa Edward Y. poskor La
Piuta. Acasio Gulegns, fatigue:
Green f. Newton. Nztcc; Charles VI.
-..aI. EruItl4pI.