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The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-04
NOTICE! /!

Monday, September 6th' h"Y DS,sr being a legal holiday, will Oe es,s Vs 1 by the employees of this olil.' N. office will be open from lO s Lad; a II a. m. for the purpose or 'i" h, <, regular business but will no, v ~ any other time during the ut .tsr rural carriers, will not serve .a, s pective routes on this date Du' ',il| route patrons may get 'n'n n.ur pl calling at the office at ne '. ". uiB toned above. Incoming nlai's s,d < distributed at their arriV" at going mails will be maoe 'f regular time.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-04
IMPORTANT CORRECTION OF WESTERN BANKS REPORT ON CORN PRODUCTION IN THE
 SOUTH.

The Continental and Commercial National bank of Chicago, in report just issued upon the grain crops of the country, credits the South with an increase of 125,OO0,0O0 bushels in corn production. The Manufacturers Rec ord. in a letter to the bank, called at tention to the fact that the increase in corn production in the South IS very much in excess of these figures. In reply we have letter stating that the report was ''intended to cover only the corn production in the principal cotton States rather than the entire South," and adding:
 "We deeply regret this, not only be- cause we like to have as much accu- racy as possible in everything issued from this office, but also because we are usually interested in the diversltl- cation taking place in the Southern States this year. We appre- ciate your courtesy in pointing out the mistake, because it is only through such action on the part of our friends that we can look to improve the re- port from year to year."
 In view of this statement, it would be well for the newspapers throughout the South and other papers which may use the figures of the Continental and Comms.<al National Bank to note that this increase in corn production refers only to the principal cotton growing States. The South, as a whole. has increased it's corn produc- tion this year by nearly 300,00O,OOO bushels over last year if the final out put should prove to be as good as the August indications of the United Stat es Agricultural Department reported.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-04

smiling, "just bed and work Norbury finished his first aas :, at ' p. m. and then engaged ~ <, teer overtime erecting steps " V canteen. He was cheery ana P. '' and seemed well content wl'il D'' days labor.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-04

report that large numbers of dead birds are to be seen, while birds of good class roam about the roads and veldt uncared for and unplucked.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-04
An Exception.

The landlord of a village tavern stood at his door fondly gazing at his newly-put-up sign of the Golden Lamb which specimen of zoology swung lazily over hins door.
 Good morning friend James, said passing rustic; "what be you think ing of?"
 q was thinking" said the host, "as how the lamb is a picture of inno- cence."
 "Yes, friend James; but that one of your is picture of gilt!"-Tit- Bits.
 Advertising pays; don't take our word for it.
 The best advertisers get better busi- ness and more of it.
 <o~s@
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-04

NuCE DEAlER This Ccds
  the ul and b. FINELY WILL REFUSE DS
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-04

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-17
GERMAN DiRIGIBIE
DAMAGED HN AFROPIANIS

London, May ~ G.t5 q. m.l-An-
nouncemcnt was made nc the admir-
atty today that tho German |dlrigiblr
which raidcd Hnmsgato early this
morning, dr"ppiug forty bombs and
injuring three persons had been
pursued and apparently damaged ser-
lously. The statement follows.
THE Zeppelin that attacked RAINS
gate early this morning WINS chased
off by Eustchurch ana Wostpate ma
chimes as TAR aa the Wosthudcr
lightshlp.
when of Niouport CBclsiump she
wac attacked by eight naval machines
from Dunkirk. Three machines were
able to attack her nt close range fire.
Flight Commander BigHworth drop
ped four bombs when 200 feet above
the alrship. \ large columu OF smoke
was seen 90 come out uf one of her
compartments.
The Zeppelin then rose to a great
heiEht-il0N feet-Wtth her tan
down, and is believed To- be- severely
damaged.
"All our machines were exposed %
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-17
GOVERNMENT AGAIN ~
CONTROL N pORTIGN NJ

Paris. May IA Tfavas dispatch
from Lisbon dated today snys that
last night passed quietly in the pur-
turuosc capital The city was pa
trulled hy attachments OF cavalry Jll
nipht long ana there were no disor-
dors.
THE new ministry. representing
public opinion. CouFratulates the
population and the army aud tho
navy On the noble way In which they
fulfilled tho.r duties in the difh,ult
crisis from which we have just
emerged Tho ministry invites all
citizens to resume their work and
occupation in respect of the law.
"lf by chance rioters should dis
Wrh the peace they viii he guilty OF
high treason aud they w,t be- pun-
ishcd 20 the fun extent ~ the law
The Muudo 81 Lisbon says thar the
revolutionary committee, not wishing
TO create difficulties. but rather to
avoid them. has come To the conclu-
sion hat iu so much as Senior Ar
riara, president of the republic, re-
spccted the revolutionary movement
ne will hc continued IN Office. cun-
forming absolutely % constitutional
law until the expiration OF his term
October 5th next.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-17
PARAlYZEO MAN IS
LATEST JITNEY
RECRUIT
sherer, Crippled Elk Brake-
man, Operates Car Especial
ly Arranged for Him; Spe-
cial license Demonstration.

with a car controlled and operated
entirely hy his hands. Frank Shercr.
"a former Texas a Pacific railroad
hrolkmau whose suit for $4,000
gains tho railroad attracted wide at
tontion last year. IL The latest addi-
tiou Geo the jitucy ranks In this city.
~hcrer was p%ar1lyzcd from the waist
down by the accident which his suit
against the +. a T. was BASED. ana the
levers Of the jitncy car were arranged
especially for him His feet are use
less FOR pedal control. and the makers
ut the car simply eliminated foot con
troll ana conferred the operation OF the
car Ia u set Of levers that Shcrer
works with his hands.
Uc went into the jitncy business be-
cause Il opened about the only means
lcft 10 him for q livelihood. lie was
awarded a verdict Of $4,000 against
the railroad, bat on advice OF counsel
ho appealed Tor q new trial ana tho
,use Is still pending.
when Shcrcr applied for "a license
90 run % car the city officials had
grave doubts of his ability 10 run ono
safely. He convinced them in a prac-
tical way. Mayor Hoatright AID other
members uf the license board took a
special ride about the city and over
the mesa road with him. and after
they watched the deft way In which
he drove and controlled the car doubts
ls Co his fitness 10 Join the iitney
ranks failed.
Shorer's ear runs from South Edith
street TO ola Town. ,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-17
LONDON ADMITS
CONTINUED from Page one.)

med the |flll0wluS statement ON the
progroas Ut hu4tttlos.
" IN the region 90 uct Sts We have
continued Goo make progress. Yes
tCtday pornlur we occupied % huuS"
strongly defended Dos the enemy aud
on the east bank ct the canal We took
possession of the first German lluc'
mHking at tho same time iii prison
crs and capturing four machine
guns.
Nothing new 20 the north OF Ar
rae, who're 10 ls again raining.
'pu the rest %, the front nothing
has been reported.
'pu the Disc at "a point near Bali
iy. the Germans, undoubtedly iu am
cnort 90 influence our shaipshuutcrs'
displayed iu front of our lines q
Turkish flag, % green background
with the crescent our African
troops responded by rifle fire which
brought this flag "a the ground. \
sharpshOoter subsequently brought
the flag back Co our lines
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-17

triolic people.
~And 20 this sighl Of every man
Who realizes these thIass. 70 have
anything 20 do with them. when q
crssis OCCURS in thie country Il IL NJ II
you put your hand on the pulsc Of a
dynamo: 4 Is as II the thinse which
you were in connection with were
spiritually bred. You had nothing TO
do win them. except Il you listen
truly 10 speak the things that you
hear.
These things nov brood over the
river; thls spirit now loves with the
men who represent the nation IN the
navy; these things viii now pom the
waters in the ~maneasers; no threat
lifted aeainss any man. against any
nation. aEninst amy Interest, but Just
q great solemn evidence that the force
OF America u the force ~ a moral
principle. that there u not ANYTHING
else that she loves AMI that there h
not anything else for which She VIII
contend
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-17
BERLIN SAYS TIM SAN
CROSSED NJ MANY POINTS

Berlin, May n tNiul wireless 20
Sayvilici German army h%cad1uar-
tiers TODAY gave out q report nn tho
progress OF the war reading as fol-
lows.
In the western war theater'
North OF Yprcs and Go the west of
the canal near Steenstrtnrtc ana llct
Sas, the Germans yesterday gave up
their advanced positions ana 81 avoid
losses from the strong artillery Zee
of the enemy they drew back their
smaller forces to The main positions
ON the eastern bank of the canal
South ~ Nueve Chapclic the Brit
Ish still hold parts NJ the front trench
taken May Is. The nehtins rontlu-
nes north OF Arras. Scar Ahlain and
Neuyilie French attacks were re-
pulsed with heavy losses Tor the en-
cuy.
German airships have successfully
attacked the seaports Of Dover aud
Calais"
Dispatches last right from Eng
land set forth that a hostile aircraft
had appeared over Dover, hut for a
short time only. u no mention Of
an attack was made An uirship,
probably the same vessel ala deliver
am attack on Hamsgate. 20 miles north
uf Dover. dropping forty bombs.
In the eastern war thentct. ON
the bubysp river ucuT Eiargola aud
'zekiszki and south IT the Nicmcn
river. nca Miriampoi ana Ludiuow,
attacks hy M" enemy wer" repulscd.
Among the Russian prisoners taken
near Shawl in Couri1nd were O. num-
her of recruits of the class Of 1919,
who had only bee in training Tor
three weeks.
I'm the southeastern wal theater
The German advance between the
lllIDu river ana the upper \istulA,
and along the front from Sumbur 90
stry o. Sfanislau continue. Tho
river san has been crossed nt several
places cHr Iurirlau ana Co the
northward There b. fighting roing
ou arorgd pr2omysl'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-17
CHARGES AGAINST
Y DISMISSED

Calumet. Mich, May 1.-THE con-
spiracy indictments found against
President q. n. Meyer aud other Of
ncials Of tho Western Federation OF
Miners. to the number of eighteen.
by the Huught county grand jury
q year ago. as "a result az alleged acts
OF violence said to hny been conn
United ut the direction ~ the defend
ants during the copper strike. were
nolIe pressed today by Judge 70 %.
O'HrIcn in the bar against count
circuit court at L'AnHo. uu motion
of Prosecutor W. j. Galurpith, "i
Houehtnn couHty.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-17
OFFICERS LOOKING
FOR A POSSIBLE
TOURIST
Being One Result of the Ex-
perience of Mahlon Swick,
Of COhOes, on the Californ-
ia Limited.

station Master J. r. Sinclair ana
other Santa Fe police officials along
here are keeping a lookout for o tall.
dark. well dressed man, who. u is
thought. may be touring the country
on iil-gotten gains. There sn't much
! hope that he will actually pass this
way. but the passengers on the trans
continental trains are being watched
on general principles.
The tall dark man came 10 the no.
tioe OF the railroad police through
Mahlon Swlck, Of CohQes. y v. a
passenger on the California limited.
Mr.. swick was The most depressed
passenger on No. 3 today. The cause
Of his depression was a slip Of yellow
tissue paper with perforated edges In
his vest pocket. The sheet OF tissue
paper cost Mr.. Swick $50.
He got, 10 iusb.hsfore stlr tram lefb
Chicago. He was settled comfort
ably in the observation Ger. thinking
pleasantly Of the trip west. when "a
tall, dark man who was writing AZ
the desk In the car jumped up and
approached him. Tho tail dark man
had q thick roll Of small bills in one
hand and an open letter In The other.
"old man. said the stranger
would you mind giving me a $50
bin for these small bills? / want 20
send II on In this letter.
Mr.. swick had a $50 bin and he
handed IL oyer in exchange for the
roll.
See II there's fifty there said
the stranger as he tucked Mr.. swick's
$50 note In the letter. and he watched
while sir. Swick counted.
There's only forty here said Mr..
swick after q careful count.
"Darnation:' said the stranger.
I'm have 20 telegraph. Here's your
nfy."
He grabbed the forty. thrust the
letter with the $50 note Ia Il In Mr..
Swick's hand md hurried from the
ear. His haste was not suspicious
because Il was within half a minute
Of starting time.
Mr.. Swick looked at the hurrying
stranger and wondered how be was
going to find time To- telegraph ana
make the train. As the stranger dis
appeared through tho observation car
door Mr.. Swick opened the envelope
10 get the nfty-dollar note he felt
inside. When Mr. swick saw the my
he almost tainted. II wasn't a $50
hill az all, but "a folded sheet Of yell
low tissue paper. with perforated
edges. OF "a familiar kind The "a
ried stranger had switched envelopes
while Mr.. swlck was counting th'
roll.
AIR. swick ran 10 the platform ana
made a feeble effort 90 spot the brisk
stranger. but he knew u would De no
use. He reported h case 10 ih'
conductor aud resigned himself Co p
trim minus $50 Of his vacation roll.
The santa Fe police We're notified
by the conductor. and while the sta
tion oops az Chicago are keeping Their
eyes peeled Tor the dark man, special
agents and other railroad police along
the line are s1rt 81 watching on theii
own account They think that per-
haps after the dark man has trimmed
enough people to %uphnlstor his peck
cts he may decide 90 take "a tour hiHi'
self.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-17

nsld, Admiral Fletcher. Major General
wood, Major General Barnett. Rear
Admiral Usher. Rear Admiral Ben
san and Joseph n. Choate.
SuHraeisis ftaliy to Attack.
Two m auNraNists. oluded Abe
heavy guard stationed IN the hbtel
and succeeded in reaching the floor
where the president was al luncheon.
They manoged TO see Secretary Tu-
muliy and save him a letter 20 be de-
hyercd TO the president. As Mr. Tu-
multy was walking away from the
door. one OF the women exclaimed.
Mr.. Wilson - the greatest little
evador I know
Mr.. Tnmulty told the women they
we're impolite and would receive no
answer TO the letter. The letter was
written on stationery Of the national
executive Commute Of the congress
sionai union Ter woman suffrage and
appealed 10 the president for his
powerful aid 40 remove the political
disabilities Of women
The women went TO the lobby and
waited. They told reporters u would
be useless for the president to eiude
them.
II necessary, ven hire a tug and
20 out to the Maynower 10 see him.
M of them said.
when the president left the room
whore the luncheon was held, the two
women. who had returned. stepped
out OF an aute-room and confronting
him. exclaimed.
Votes for women; votes for wo-
men' Mr.. President we have a mes
saee for yon.'
They got no further In their appeal.
-Four secret service men seized them
quickly and took them away. Thc
president smiled.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-17
SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED
FOR LIBERTY BELL
TOUR TO THE COAST

July ~, will be Liberty ben day at
the Panama-pacific exposition. a
committee OF the city council today
agreed that the relic shall leave Phil
adelphia on rs journey 10 the Pacific
coast at 3 y. m. on July 5th. after
patriotic exercises In Independence
hall. n will arrive In san Francisco
at 8 .. m, July 10.
Several stops viii be made along
the way. Omaha and Lincoln will De
reached JIly o; Denver July 10, salt
Lake. July ~ Boise. July ~. Spo-
kane. July rs, seattle and Olympin.
July ~: Portland and salem. july
IS; Sacramento. July 10.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-17

LONDON STREET CARS
STOPPED BY STRIKE

London. May a., $3.50 y. mi
with the exception 81 an occusiona.
ear, London today Is without q street
car service virtually an the drivers
and conductors OF the London county
municipal railway street car system.
now out on strike, having taken q
pledge not 90 return 10 work until a
permanent Iuor"as, Boa pay. and not
merely "a war bonus. is granted.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-17
BRITIu MERCNNT SHIPPING
ms LOST 10000 TONS

London. May ~, t3:i5 p. MI
Thomas J. Mcnamara. parliamentary
secretary %, the admiralty announced
Ia reply tu q question I'm The house uf
commons to-day that iGO.G2s tons uf
British shipping. other than warships.
had hccn sank or captured by th'
German navy since the outbreak Of
the war.
AR Mcnamara added;
"rho number Of persons of all ma
tluualItiss Eillcd IN ~con1ectipn with
these siukiugs is approximately 1855.
The tonnage OF German shipping,
NOT wurships. suns or captured by the
British navy a. May Is, Is 3li,fGi. Su
iar ts known not onc German or nou-
trail subject has been oilicd iu com
u,etiun herewith
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-17

bombs ON various quarters ot tho
city. killing two children and wound-
Ing one woman. The property dnm-
age vas slight.
After lis raid The Zeppelin sailed
In the direction OF IA" sea-.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-17
RiOTING N LISBON STILL
UNDER WAY, SAYS REPORT

Madrid, May H.. eva London. go
q. mJ-An official dispatch Received
here Today from Lisbon announces
that disturbances similar to those
which occurred last night broke out
araiu today. Details are lacking.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-17
PAYING SECOND HALF
OF LAST YEAR TAX BILL

Taxpayers are beginning 10 roll a
stream Of checks am" cnsh into tho
county Golfers in payment of the sec
uud hall OF tho 1914 taxes, The ac-
count viii become delinquent unless
paid hy June T..
For several days Deputy County
Treasurer Matt sippcl and his assist
ant, Miss Gluyds Mnndeil. have been
busy taking ln payments ana making
out receipts. Nearly $1,000 was
taken In saturday. and from now on
the daily receipts are expected 10 in
crease untiI the day OF the final rush
Just before the late on which penal
ties will go into effect.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-17
ZEPPELIN KILLS TWO
CHILDREN AND \ WOMAN

CALAIS. France, May II eva PARIS
May %. 1910 y. MA Zeppelin
airship coming from the channel Flew
over Calais last night. II dropped
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-17

Tomorrow h the last day of The big
reduction millinery sale al Iiauiey's.
Don't fail 20 take advantage Of H.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-17

Tomorrow l. the lust day of the big
reduction millinery snle az I%artIcy's.
Don't TAIL Ia take advantage at u.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-17

"a heavy fire omit re Heppelin. There
,U.rD B., sY rsr.Itt.u W
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-17

There were bou 500 guests az the
luncheon which was held on the nine
: 3enth floor Of the building, Among
those ~ the table with the president
were Secretary DAN gA. Seertarg Red
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-01
ASKS INVESTIGATION
OF KALIHl STATION

Representative Eli Crawford intro
duced a resolution in the house today
calling for an investigation into the
truth of the reports alleging visitors
to the Kalihi receiving station have
been allowed to spend the night there.
The resolution was referred to the
health committee, and is as follows
Whereas, it is reported that Ger.
tain conditions exist at the Kalihi re-
ceiving station duplicating the keeper
of the place contrary and subversive
of any discipline whatsoever; and
whereas, such report is believed to
be authentic, in that certain persons
who have patients in the station are
allowed within the compound, and
more particularly in the keepers cot
tage, at nights and permitted to sleep
there with certain and various in
mates;
Wherefore, be II resolved by the
House Of Representatives, Session of
1915, that an investigation of the con.
dition complained of be Immediately
instituted, to be reported within five
days, and, if found to be true, that
the committee make whatever recon.
mendatiOnS it may seem meet and
proper, together with a further recon-
mendation, if proved. that the said
keeper be forthwith discharged
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-01
CHARTER BILL
GETS APPROVAL
Of committee

Honolulu will be graCed with a
brand new charter if present predic-
tons come true. The Territorial Cen
trail Republican commits bill
calling for a special election in June
for the purpose of electing delegates
to draw up a new charter was report
ed fayorably by the municipal COM
mittee of the house today
The bill was introduced by Repre-
sentative Aiu. A public hearing on
it was held last night No one ap-
peared except a few supporters Of
the measure and after these were
heard the committee announced that it
would report favorably. AS the meas
ure is a party pet and the Republi-
cans have majority in both houses,
the predictions Of passage are de-
clareG certain. According to the bill,
the congress of delegates will sit not
more than so days, Sundays and hol-
idays included, from July 6, 1915.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-01
CHANGE YEARS FOR
MILITARY TRAINING

For the purpose of amending the
Holstein compulsory military educa-
ton bill, which lost on a misunder.
stood vote of the house Monday, the
committee on military affairs has
caused the bill to be recommitted to
that sub-body. The committee an.
nounced through one Of it's members
that the age limit would be from -
to - years old, two-year period, in.
stead of from IS to 10 years old, one.
year period. This change is to be
made so that the bill will conform
to the compulsory school attendance
law
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-01
MOrYl,nl1&,On
CHAMGE

Eva and Waialua advanced today
on the strength of the increase in
dividends voted by the directors of
those companies. Eva went up from
PA to 2l3s. Waialua went from SO
to par.
Another feature was the continued
rally of Hilo common, which is now
back at 81. This stock has doubled
in value since the announcement was
made that the bond interest would
be paid Before that, however, it had
dropped from $162 12 to 50 cents when
the bOndhOlders committee was ap-
pointed.
Other stocks were a little weaker.
H. G. q S Co. was down p, after
three weeks at So. Pioneer was
down IS.
Heavy buying orders for Olaa 6
per cent bonds advanced them to
.SNl2. Generally there was a stimu-
lated market, more so than at any
time in the last fortnight.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-01
COMPENSATION
DUE To PASS IN
SENATE TODAY
Will Go Through Upper House
With Amendments EIIminat-
ing Territorial Insurance

The Wurku,s- ,,a..a.I.~ st.. ..|
vas schrdui.~. TO-, 1ul. :. .t.." IN g."
senate t!i.- a''..,.,,. a,ut - ..aN 1":.
"ralIl thyI2ur It..t ,.c 2,... 40. ....!
pass thr up,u., .,... VII .,..t s,.-. 49,
ODpOsitlur J..r .GI. lar. ,,u.u.rtrf
which has lad II j.. liam. Tor som"
tim" ana r,.G IL r.s.... l....t~.u. 81. rl,.
subject. ir,u:r,d ....rra..y uIl o.. 20
pOsAI Tur-Gn.
TIL. romnart,,. en-. s.rt,d IL, :, ri
tnriat insur.a.,,. l.a,nl, nuH,.,r,. ae
too experimental and rro..aItv too un-
practical 1T this time IN il. report
the committee a. VhirL I l. Castle
is chairman ,ail
"Tlr oucet.ou Of vorrm,rr- com.
Uous1ti,,n j. one which L.. n,n be-
fore. This legislature tnir.. YET caring
the last two session. il .,.:-r, . larye
extent cxIrrimrafaI >u.. iunwpler.
il has been tried rnorun IT, prove ITS