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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-04
Alarm Subsiding

VERA CRUZ, May All was
quiet here after Saturdays alarm
Many OF the american soldiers at
tended mass in the old cathedral
while in the afternoon great crowds
attended the bull fight Strict order
were issued from headquarters for
the American soldiers and marines
in Vera Cruz and vicinity to rcmai,,
in the same positions and not to al
vance or bring on an encounter with
the Me>ican troops.
During the alarm over the furry At
the water works at Fl Tejar Satur-
day, dttaChmtnt> of marines and blue
Jackets were prepared ior an immedi-
ate landing, but at the last moment.
when headquarters had rstabl~hcl
the fact that there was no need for
assistance from the fleet, all orders
were cancelled.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-04
Important Questions
Decided by Court

IN important decision relative to
! {" down by the Supreme court this
morning. The decision a, written by
Justice McC Carran atfirms the juds-
mtnt OF the District court of Wa
shoe county in the case of Palymara
PrUsoli against the Steamboat Canal
company.
The plaintiff sued Tor damages and
asked that an injunction be issued
against the water company from fur
hl>h1nS water to new applicants to
the detriment g: the old ranchcr,
who are dependent on the canal COM
rany for water for irrigation. JUS
tlCr McC Carran established a new rule
governing the question of -'apprDpri-
ators of water" holding that a canal
company which diverts water from
public streams and conveys the same
over irrigable lands solely for sale
and distribution is not the actual ap-
proprietor OF the water but on the
other hand the one who applies the
water to thc land is the actual ap-
proprietor. and ii i the duty Of the
canal company to furnish the actual
appropriation OF the water, with water
III preference to later applicants.
1t i, the duty OF the divcrting com
pany under the rule as laid down ~
this decision to discriminate as be
tween all appropriations Of water from
the irrigation system, giving the pref
ercnEe to those appropriators who
are oldest in point OF time
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-04
PRECEOES DEATH
Of GENERAL DANIEL {, S|CKLES

NEW YORK, May 4.-General
Daniel T. Sickles, famous for his not
able services to the Union cause III
the Civil war. died at his home on
Fifth avenue after Q o'clock la It
night. Saturday night for the first
time in tWcnty-nine years, hi, wife
spent d night in the house OF her hus-
band. All day she watched by his
side, and remained with him to the
end
General SickIes and vile became
rStran9td more than quarter Of a
century ago Mrs. Sicklcs had re
peatediy in the last few years, com
to- the financial assistance OF the aged
NeterHn, but declined 20 enter his
home.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-04
MEDIATION Commission NOW
HOLDING REGULAR SESSIONS
Governor Amm0ns of Colorado Suf-
fers Collapse as Result of Strain
He Has Been Under for Several
Weeks Past

WASHINGTON, May 4.-The
Mexican situation in all its aspects
was again before the South American
mediators when they resumed their
sessions at the Argentine legation to-
day. Their first move was to go to-
gether to the state department and
ask for a reply to their request for
the appointment of a delegate from
the United States. The mediating en-
voys went into conference with Sec
reatry Bryan shortly before noon.
Ambassador de Cana of Brazil and
Minister Noon of Argentina arrived
first. A few minutes later Chilean
Minister Suarez joined them. Secre-
tary Bryan said that some announce
ment might be made later.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-04

General Sickles' death was due to
cerebral hemorrhages and paralysis.
He had been in comatose condition
since Saturday. Beside Mrs. Sicklcs,
their son Stanton, and the generals
negro servant who had attended him
Tor years, were at the bedside.
1t developed last night that the r.
'Concll1atlon between General Sickles
and his wife was effected more than
a week ago and that last Sunday
night the general and Mrs. Sickles
and Mrs. Denman, his half-sistcr. had
dinner together. On Thursday when
the aged veteran was stricken, Mrs.
Slcklc> and her son Stanton were no.
uhed, hasttncd to his home and re-
manned there throughout his last i'll
ness.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-04
SHIPPING Of ARMS PROHIBITED
INTO THE STATE Of COLORADO

TRINIDAD, Colo, May 4--Major
". \. Holbrook, in command OF the
federal troops in Colorado, yesterday
placed an embargo upon the impor-
tations OF arm, or ammunition into
the state He announced that any
arms shipped in Violation Of the or
der would be conhscatcd.
The embargo follows:
cadquarters federal forces, Trim
idad Colo, May 3, 1914
TO all railroad and expires, COM
panics state of Colorado:
by authority OF the secretary ci
war the embargo established by the
state authorities ON the reccivinE
shipping or delivering arms and am
munition III thi, state will be contiu-
ued.
You will therefore refrain iron
any of the acts above specified.
by order OF Major Ifolbrook, com
manding federal forces.
The order applies to any order and
ammunition for the use of any person
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-04
Carson City-Reno Road Now In
Better Shape Than for Years

Tired, sore, with blistered hands
and stiffened joints, Carson's aggre-
CATION which went to the fore yes
terday and helped put the Reno
Carson road in good repair, returned
late yesterday afternoon, but thcy
were satisfied with the achievements
vi the day.
The Carson contingent, headed EJ
l.mmitt Boyle and other state Off
GERS, got and early start yesterday
morning and with pick shovel. slcdgr
hammer and in some cases dynamite,
began the repair of the road immcdi-
atcly outside the Citys limits. From
this point there was little cessation
till Bowers mansions was reached.
In all about 225 men participated
IN the road work, Carson furnishing
seventy Of the number. Under guar
dianship of Warden Dicker~on dele
CATION from the prison wa, 2lso
there and assisted very materially in
WWhat was accomplished.
At noon the Carsonitcs gathered at
the creek this side OF Levers ranch
and were treated to a splendid re-
past prepared by the ladies, mer-
chants and hotels Of this city. Seat
cd around the "eats' and served by
the ladies. of whom about fifteen were
present. were Governor Oddic, COun-
~ Commissioners kitzmeyer and WI
ley. Warden Dickcrson, Tom Picket!
ard seven trustees, Emm,tt Boyle
John Shaughnessy, William kcarncv
William Maxwell, Sam Platt w. X
Irucdcnbers, +. H. Walker, DR.,
krebs and Alaclain, Charlie Edwards.
Frank Baker, George Smith, Charles
Norcross, Captain J. p. Donnelley,
Austin Jackson, VIM. Kaiser, Mahout
Cutler, Dick Savage, William Bealcs
Charlie Crippen, +. Marlette, ranch
crs Joe Farrctto and MIR. Bryant and
two sons, l.. +. Adam,on, Ed Yering
ton, Max Stem. John Chartz, NJ
karge. George Sanford, Lyman
Smith, I. O'Brien, George MOntrOse
VIM. Harrington, Joe Farnsworth, ~
NJ Waltz, with many representatives
from the ranches along the line.
Following lunch the Carsonites
continued the work till the Reno CON
tingent was met in the vicinity II
Bowers mansion at about $50. The
Reno representatives included bank
crs. city and county officials ana
many wcll-known people.
From parties who went over the
road after the work had been con
cluded. the Appeal learns that the
highway is now in better shape than
it has ever been and when the road
gang which the authorities OF Wa
shoe county put on conclude the I'm
ishins touches, the road will be the
best in the state and will add much
to the enjoyment OF the autoist trav
cling between the two towns.
With this work completed it IS
now in order in the next week or two
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-04

MENICO CITY. May 4.-\nuthcr
! warming was received yesterday by
the Brazilian minister from Consul
I William ". Canada at Vera Cruz.
who advised the remaining Amcri-
cans i'll the federal capital to leave
| Without delay. Referring to this, the
Brazilian minister said to the \ssu-
ciated Press:
II met General lluerta casually
this morning and received from him
repeated assurances that both he per
~nnally and his ministers would do
everything that | asked to secure the
safety and complete protection and
comfort of the Americans remaining
III this country.
wv hen | referred to the request |
had made in the morning to the de
partment OF foreign relations Tor a
special train ior Americans desiring
to leave the capital, General IIuerta
at once gave orders for the necessary
arrangements to be made and the
train will leave this city for Coatzt-
{, alco- at 8 O'Clock tomorrow cver-
ing.
"General lIuerta assured me the
train would carry the requisite num-
Der OF sleeping cars for the women
and children OF the party and would
run under the protection OF the Bra
lillian flag and with an adequate mill
tary escort to guard the passengers.
"The Brazilian consul and vice
consul Will accompany the train on
behalf OF the brazilian legatiun.'
Rumors as to the i'll health Il
Provisional President IIuerta were
, apparently unfounded, "a he took his
usual walk yesterday and later ap-
pearcd i'll prominent restaurant.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-04
A Slight Error

The statement in Saturdays issue
OF the Appeal that the contract ior
the silver service iur the battlcship
Nevada would be let at the meeting
May II Wa in a sense an error. The
commission is preparing t. meet on
t"tives OF three ui the largest jcWe!ry
manufacturers of the east to consil-
cr the designs submitted.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-04
Another Richmond

Reports from Reno state that |. +
Adamson will not be the only aspir
ant for the Republican nomination fol
Secretary oi State \ssemblyman NJ
Ii"lme> OF Reno is seriously consiI
eriny entering the race AMI from the
statements OF hi, friend, will make
an energetic effort to land the covct~
cd honor
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-04
Hornaday the Favorite

The records OF the county recorder
indicate that the Rev. w. II. ID. Horn
aday is becoming the mAgcnt for ali
&C Cuples desiring to enter the matri-
m"nial state. During the past month
he has accommodated five couples
with the words Il pronounce you
man and wife,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-04
For Friday Nights Masquerade

Many people OF Carson, who are
preparing to participate in the festiv-
tiles of next Friday evenings mas
querade ball are getting their cos
tunes ready and on the night of the
affair many unique characters will be
present. Admission to the ball will
be so cents This will include both
dancers and spectators.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-04
Another Reno Suicide

De>pOndent owing to his long i'll
less and the failure oi an operation
to benefit his health. !. ID. Shaw, a
pioneer resident Of Reno. committed
suicide shortly alter i O'Clock yester-
day afternoon at his home. 552 North
Center street. Death wa, caused by
drinking carbolc acid. Shaw WAS II
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-04
Maypole Dance

Under myriad OF strcamers eN-
tending from a pole erected in front
OF the postotficc. Miss Marguerite
Raycrait and a big bunch OF kiddic,
--olJe s!!ql 7ourp 9l"dArV oql poourp
noon. \ large crowd gathered and
enjoyed the performance OF the little
ones
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-04
OFF for McNeil's Island

United State, Marshal A. B. Gray
and three deputies with eight federal
prisoners will leave the latter part OF
this week for McNeil's Island, where
they will deliver the unluckv eight to
TIE care OF the warden OF the govern
ment prison.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-04
Taken From Hospital

Gust Demogelis, Greek who was
shot recently by Deputy Sheriff
Holmes of McGill while resisting ar
rest after shooting Chris Panos, has
been removed from the hospital n
Ely to the county jail. Panos is in a
critical condition.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-04
Worked Within City Limits

While the big crowd WAS out on
the road yesterday liking the high
way beyond the city limits City Mar
shal Henry Daughcrty and a force OF
men were busy on the streets lead
ing out OF town. Us result Carson
street, going to the north. i, in sple l.
did condition.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-04

\. X. Pollard OF Silver City, who
was in Carson today. reports that the
output from the leases Of Silver City
is encouraging and from present indi-
cation will far exceed that of former
periods. After purchasing some need
ed supplys he returned to his home
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-04
Plenty of Funds

The funds of this county Tor road
and bridge work are in sutficien!
amounts to cover the needs of the
county Dads for all necessary i'm
prOvcments contemplated.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-04
Visiting San Diego

Several Carsonitcs are enjoying the
annual gathering of the c. A. r. At
San Diego this week d, representa-
tives of the local organization. Among
the delegates are Mrs. Crisler, Mrs.
Rinckle and Major w. II. Doane.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-04
Makes Report

G. n. Peters. special auditor for
the exporting of the record, of the oi-
hclals of Ormsby county, has render
ed his report to the county commits
sioners. His report indicates that all
departments. records and funds ar"
in good condition.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-04
FiVe-Legged Dog

Tom Critchlcy OF Virginia City has
a curiosity in the shape OF a fve-leg-
2ed pup, born a Jew days ago. The
extra leg projects between the two
front legs.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-04
Governor CollapseS

DENVER, May 4.-As a result of
the terrible strain under which he has
been laboring for a number of weeks,
Governor Ammons has completely
collapsed, and is at home with num-
Der of physicians attending him. His
condition is regarded as serious.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-04
Government Must
Pay In Advance

In the matter of the bill for the
keep OF Federal prisoners in the
county jail while awaiting trial, the
board OF county commissioners m
,tructed the sheriff to notify the Unit
ed States marshal that no more pris-
oners will be kept in the jail unless
the necessary costs are paid at the
time Of their delivery.
This action OF the commissioners
is the result OF the refusal OF the
treasury department at Washington
refusing TO pay the bill for 1913,
claiming that it was not proper
charge and that nothing was due the
county for the services rendered. al
though the county had received pay
mcEt OF the same from 1910 to 1912.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-04
Carranza Declines

FL. PASO. Texas. May 4-Gcncru
Carranza has formally declined th>
suggestion OF the mediator, that he
Geese hostilisies against Huerta, pend
ing the outcome of the plan of media
;'"n. His note. sent to Washingt0i'
yesterday. was made public here to-
day.
No Importance is attached here 40
the report that the rebels and feder-
ais at Tampico are arranging a truce,
1t is assumed that If true, the ccssa-
ton oi hostiltic> i, for the purpose
O. burying the dead or removing the
wounded
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-04
IodaY's Stock Quotations

Following are the closings on the
Stock and Exchange Board today, as
furnished by the Heffernan company
Of Reno.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-04

James Woodbury. is down from Sill
yer City for the day
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-04

Whenever he was recognized on tin,
streets he was cheered.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-04

Secretary John J. MIulln of the
gone to Lovelock on official business.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-27

| fi4 auf bic Stdrte Der frun56iifdsn
@srtbeibisunssIini. perIdbt. 9is
Tieberlase bic bic Gransoien Bel
gbarltroi erlittsn babeu, mar tbeiI.
ipeife cine Golse beg Nunf4es. f4uslI
in elfab unb 2otbrinsen porSubrin.
gen, ipds lie peranlaBt., ibre Sruppsn
an Der belsii6sn grenss gu ffipddsn.
Ha9bem bic 5ran5pieu bic 9efabr
bisisr Straiesi. einseiehsn, baben iie
ibrsn rripriinsli6sn &rissspIaH auf.
gsssben unS aaf bic SnDafion Der
DsrIorsnen prOOins.r osrsiaiet.
es lit nidt 5u leugner, baB man
IN gneIrnb pegen Der ltnter6riifing
aQer geahridten bonn 9riegsidni.
plas itro Dem 8uriifbalten Der Britt.
iden @crluitIiite einigerrnaben BE-
iorst lit. Gas @oIf befitnoet aber
groBe @eouI5 irnb @ertraiien auf
2orS Ritdener. Qtud bat bic gsieSer.
geidIagerlheit, bic iid mad ben erften
idlimnten Nadri6ten Ses Britt.
iden 9oIfes bcinadtigte, eirieerrna.
ben radgelaiier, Sa man iest Deib,
eat bic Eeutihe, unsebeiire 9pfer
bringeu nriiiien, tperlr iie bic @erbiit.
oeten aus ibren Stellunsen Dertrei.
ben ipolen.
@ian 1T bier Der glniidjt, Sab, tpenn
es aud oen Seutidjen eeIingen ioHte,
nod Boris gu geIansen, Die 9fiiiien
ebenio fiher naa Berlin geIangen
lpiiroen.
Die Gesner oes obIisdtpriiden Wis
litdrbisnites in GnsIanD Iieben ipGbs |
rsnb bes 1asss i'm untsrbuus bon iia
b5ren, Der premisr alsQuitb berubiste
fie uber. Gr faste. bab oie Reeierung
nidt bic elbfiat babe. Ods Spitem
Ct fiiste aber -siuau, bab |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-27
GrfDIse Der Defterreid, er
usber bic Ruffen an Der
daItaifd,en @renat

saliaifden Grena.
Chandelier, Wafi., 26. 9fusuit.
Or. &. o., 0umba, Der 5fierrsi4iId.
unsarifde gotfdaftsr in ben Ser.
Stdaten fiin6iste ON Witipo9 an,
baB er bon bem {. I. WiniF.r bee
aeuberen cine Depefde pia SapDills,
6. s., erbalten babe, b.s Jnbalts,
bab Der auiier bsm 5fterrsidiTasn
areuaer .aaiferin eliiabetb" in5iins
Eau bsfoblsn babe, ben aampf gu.
fammsn nit Der beutfhen GIotie &c.
gen bic Sapautr duf5uHebmsn. Die
DipIomotiiden gssiebuHsen nit Sas
pan finb abgebrOdcR ipOrben.
Sn Der Depsids bsibt ss iusiter:
Die 0itsTrsiaiIas 2[gGSifi issSSss
fdIisbi fi3 Der beutfhsn zruppe tu,ft.
Iid bon Der W,i9IsI an.
.am %. atusuit fhlugen Sfisrrsi.
difde sruppen in Der Rabe DDn
arasnit, in Ruififd poIen. 5tpansis
Rsilsn n0rbIid BON Der saIi5ifdsn
Grenae, Elm. fart. ruiiifde Stsrssab-
tasiluns suriid, bic sesen aubIin su.
riidsetrisben tpurbe. Die Seiterrsi.
der erbeuisien brsi Gabntn, 20 9a.
Honsn Feben Mafdinsnssidiis. uno
maGten 5000 Gsfansene.
vsSn Der Ndbe Der 9rensitabt Ro-
ipoielica, in Der proDin5 gutOipina,
ipurb,n 10000 RuiTsn in bic Glu1t
s.f1fagen unb es ipurben mshrers,
bunbsrt Ruiisn gu Gsfdnssnen gs-
ma4t. Die Ruifsn IisBen pisIariess-
material in unfsrsn 5dnbsn suriid.
.gfuffiias Sruppen pIiinbsrn IN
barbariIdsr Wsifs unb psrbrsnnsn
sanas D5rfsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-27
9ie 8emtiden
2affsn aud duf Der SEE
BON lid bDreu.

y a len aud duf Der SEE
BON lid b0ren.
petins, 26. gusuit. Das eins
siss RentOntre, bas biz gum Mittaa
in Der RGbs BON 1iins Eau, Der
9auptitabt Der Ssuti1sn aolnni.
Riautidou, itattgefunbsn 6at, mar
ein 9efsht spifhen eirsm britiiden
uub einsm beuti6en Sorpeboboot, am
Counting pber am Montas. Das bri.
tif9e Boot tsbrte nit Elf Sobten linh
@erpunbttsn an 9orb mad Wei Sdi
Wei suriid. lle6er bic @srluite Der
9sutIdsn 1T nihts betannt.
Sling Sau, 26. 4uguit. Gin
beutider 4sroplan ilies am Wlittpo9
bon Sing Eau aus auf, I'm gu retog.
nossiren. Der Jiibrsr ia6 tein iapa.
uiitss ariessfdiff auf Der See ob.r
japdnifhe Sruppsn an 2anb.
glep gort, 26. Dug. = Der 4ns
sriff Der Sapaner uuf siiug Sau 1T
abgsfhlusen porben unb bic Sapaner
bereitsn iid auf cine gslaserung Dor,
tpie cine &dbslbspeffe meIbet, bic am
bem beutfGen 9otf9after,
@raf bon 9srnftorff. ron Der beit-
fben 8ptidaft in 9etins susins.
Graf BON 9ernitorff iagte, bub bic
GabeIoepeIhe teine gtnSelbeiten ents
baIte, ionbern nur bas SeblihIagen
bes Musriffs unb bic @orbereitunssn
fir cine Belaserung melben.
Die Radriht lit obne 3peifel
ri6tig", fiigte Der 8otibafter binsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-27

2onoon 81. gliis. Die 9or.
eange auf Dem seriessfdaupIas iinb
iest nrebr als ie in 9irnfel eebiiI[t.
lteber Die Greigniiie on beiben ssron.
TEN lit ipabreno oes Cages tpeiig il,
Grfabrung gebradt fporoen, Die 9fri.
len ideinen aber in SitpreuBen por.
5uriiden. Bon Der groBen riiiiii6en
Saiiptarntee, Gle bon YoIen ans &C.
gen poien porriiden ioG, bat man
aber icipeit nod nidts sefeben ODER
geb0rt, nber ofiiaieI[e 0adrihten. bic
bon Der ruiiiifen gotidait in gsep
Dorf berofientliht iporoen iinS, ent.
balten bic iiberraidenoe, bisber nidt
befannte 0iittbeilung, baf iid bic
pittisen StGSte 9ob3, petrofotp,
2pnsf, Raoon unb Option, aIle fpeit
in @uiiii1. .Polen uri6 IN einem SaIb.
freis Inn @aridnu beriuH gsIesen.
iid nod" in BEN Sdnben Der
Deitiden befiroen.
asrnsr tpirS bon Berlin offiSien &c.
msIbst, bab bic Ruifen i'm Siibsn bon
RuiIil9 polsn bon ben Ssiterrei.
dsrn gefdlassH unh sesen aubIin 5us
riidsetriebsn morbsn feien, tpsIae
Stabt bunn ben BON ben Deuti4eH
bsfrstsn Salbireis abrunbst.
Die einsissn Nadri@tsn, bic nab.
renb b,s Cages Don fran5Dffdsr
Stiie fuuen. lauten. boB bic Tran5o.
fen an Der Grsn5e BON aoibriHssn
.Jortfaritts1 MAIDEN, bab absr Der
linte JIiiseI i'm ROrbtn ii4 sttpas
peiisr suriidss5Osen babe. unb aud
p,r reats sJIiissl i'm SiiO.u gsswun.
yen ssiDsisn I'll, ii4 na9 ct. Die su-
riidausisben.
Sn England Asrris4i itsi cine mslr
'ofiuuussSoIls s'simmuns. sa mani