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La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1918-03-30
POR Ia TERRA DE HERMAN CORTES

Tn sus negros ojos 0 en- sus claras
,pupilas vislumbres amorosos?
iQuien sera la que ash despierta
I'm mundo de ternuras en- Ell alma?
Y por este misterio, que ash nos
interesa y nos doblega como la
quimera armada, suenan mas har-
m6nicas las notas que tan facil-
mente Sc adentran en- nuestro es-
piritu como una Garcia de fusion
leiana. Manos Albas es ei NOM
bre de esta placida calle, por don
de Sc We una estrecha faja de pu-
risimo cielo y unas ~estrellas tan
|claras como las notas del piano.
Manos Albas pueden ser las
que toquen en- la serena calma, en-
ell misterio que, como una blanca
flor perfumada Sc abre, interroga-
dor, en- la quietud del alma.
Ell reloj sonoro, fuerte y meta
leo, ajeno a TODD este en- su inn
perturbable recorrido, rompe la
harmonic de las notas con unas
graves y largos campanadas, que
quedan, vibrando, en- la noche es-
trellada.
Madrugamos para salir tempra-
no de Merida en- direction a Sc
villa.
La ciudad, con Ell trafago ma
nanero, Sc ANNA I'm POGO, y We
mos pasar, gallardas y cimbrado-
ras, a las mozas que van al mer-
cado proximo. Bajo Ell negro
manton los cuerpos recios indi-
can ell vigor de la raza que llevo,
al traves de los mares, la energia
y la fortaleza, la virtud y la tenn
planza de estos cuerpos jovenes y
recios que afortunadamente no sa-
ben de morfina, nj de la degene-
racion del eter. Bajo ell manton
negro, que parece una capa roma
ma, pasan las garfidas mozas, y en-
los brillantes ojos canta la vida I'M
hermoso poema de possession firme
y entera.
Merida ha despertado en- estas
olaras horas a la e~xistencia practi-
ca. Las negras piedras del tenn
plo de Marie, que tantas maianas
pudieron DIR los mismos prego-
mes, siguen ahora inmortales y
sordas a los gritos de la genie que
Sc procura ell systemic en- una ciu-
dad llena de evocaciones y de p1a-
cidez milenaria.
Las aguas del rio corren sere-
mas; ell acueducto va desmoronan-
dose lentamente, y del temple de
Marie solo quedan unas piedras
informes.
FL reloj suena ahora mas ale
gre, pero siempre pausado y rit-
mico. La diafanidad de la mana
ma Sc We en- las claras aguas que el
sol LENA de resplandores lumino-
sos.
La ciudad, la luz y Ell bello Qua
dro nos atraen firmemente la aten-
ci6n y nos cautivan ell pensamien-
to, mientras salimos de Merida
por ell campo rano y pr6digo y en-
direction de los monies 1ejanos.
T. Servando Gutierrez.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1918-03-30

A fin de hacer efectivas las pre-
venciones de la ley sobre "Espio-
maize y Concrete con Ell Enemigo"
aprobada respectivamente Ell IS de
JUNO de 1917, y Octubre 6 del
mismo afo a fin de facilitar CO.
modidades y toda clase de conve-
niencias a los ~viajeros, Sc debera
cumplir estrictamente con las 81
guientes reglas:
I.-Limitense los articulos de
uso personal, 10 mismo que aque-
los que Sc lleven en- ell equipaje,
para ell proposito y con ell objeto
de vedtirse y hacerse la toilet"
II.-Todo equipaje que no Sc
lleve en- Ell camarote, debera entire
garse en- Ell muelle 48 horas antics
de la bora fijada para la salida.
Todos los pasajeros que tienen tai
equipaje deben presentarse en- ell
muelle un dia antes de partir, pa
ra que les sea examinado dicho
equipaje.
III.-Una declaration de expor-
taci6n del embarcador, relativa a
TODD articulo de comercio, Sc debe
entregar al Representative del Ad-
ministrador de Aduana en- los
muelles antes que dichos articu-
los vayan a bordo del vapor. Di-
cha declaration debe obtenerse en-
la Aduana por 10 menos 4S horas
antes de partir. ST Sc concede la
solicitud, tales articulos sc deber
embarcar por flete yno como equi.
pale.
VI.-Comete acto Illegal toda
persona que envia, AGA o trae, c
intenta e%nviar, sacar o traer a los
Estados Unidos, cualquiera carta
L otro escrito o communication er
lorna 1lamada tangible, este es
portandola consigo, excepto poi
medic del curse regular del CO.
e La pena por violar esta ley
es una multa de dolares 10000
diez amos de prisioh B AsAbas. Ell
casos absolutamente n~ecesarios
una licencia para llevar o envial
tales comunicaciones fuera de 10.
Estados Unidos, sin la ayuda de
correo, Sc puede conceder a soil
Citud presentada al Administra
dor de Aduana del puerto de EN-
barque por 10 menos u horas an
ties del tempo fijado para la sail
da. En- case de que la carta, es
critic o medic tangible de comuni
cacion ha de entregarse directa {
indirectamente al pals enemigo {
a un aliado del pals enemigo, l;
~solicitud para un permiso Sc deb,
elevar a la Junta de Concrete d.
Guerra.
V.-Los pasajeros no deben lie
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1918-03-30

la eterna dualidad indi-
visible, y dando a las tempesta-
des de la historic la prestancia
gentil y benefica de las tempesta-
des del cielo que despues de azotar
ei corazon de los bosques hacen
racer mas hermosas las flores y
mas jugosas y verdes las ramas.
La Humankind necesita para su
progreso luchar y amar simulta-
neamente. Y asi Gamma dele
treando, unas veces las blasfemias
de Alta ; otras, los suaves himnos
con que Tomas de Aquino celebro
en- Ell Paraiso del Dante las glorias
b~ondadosas del Triste de Asis.
iQue Pequena la TERRA y Guam
Duro ell Vivirl
l,En la lucha por la selection de
la especie lograremos alcanzar ell
|estado fisico y moral que Federi-
co pone en- Ell super? No 10 duda-
mos. Todos los seres engendran
otros menos im~perfectos, y Ell
|hombre Sc superara a 81 mismo
30 que es hoy Ell piteco para ell
antropo'-dice 1ngegnieros-"se-
ra algun dia ell hombre para ell SUI
Iperhombre."
Pero ell "super-hombre" del ma
mana no sera tan impiadoso como
el que profetizo Ell SOLITAIRE de
lWeimar. Distara algo de los ser
mones tremendos de este filosofc
implacable; pero tambien estara
liejos de los idealismos de Guyau
La psicologia, tan intimaments
enlazada con la biologia, enseha
que la moral suprema es la que
eleva e intensified la existencia y
sbre al progreso horizontes nue.
yos e ilimitados. En- este concep.
to, la etica propicia al seleccionis'
mo es la it'll y verdadera. Lo:
fuertes, los hermosos, los domino
dores, poseen dicha moral. Ello.
no sacrifican nunca ofrendas ex
cesivas en- los altares de la humil.
dad, de la misericordia nj de Il
carload; comprenden que la vida
es un cambio impio de batalla don
de no TRUMAN los debiles que 81
entretienen con ell arrullo de las
palomas, sino los intrepidos, 10:
valientes, la geste de presa que
avanza iluminada con la antorcha
de Zaratustra.
Aqui Sc hace necesario decir Il
inmisericordia de los fuertes nc
debe confundirse con la crueldad
Ser inmisericorde, en- ell sentidc
psico-biologico de la lucha por Ia
vida, es cumplir siempre, cumplii
sin piedad, toda function %necesaria
Jamas la borrasca amaino' ST
aliento ante ell espectaculo de los
naufragios jamas ell invierno tn.
vo en- cuenta para mitigar sus ri
cores las tristezas de los paupero
sin abrigo y sin pan. Podemos
lamar a la Naturaleza inmiseri
corde, porque cumple sin piedad
su deber; pero no cruel porque
ella no hace NAL por ell simple pla-
Ger de causar dano.
La vida es asi, y es precise AGO.
modarse a sus canones.
Triste y desolador seria, sin EN-.
barge, ell vivir sujeto a los valve
mes de la lucha selectiva 81 esta
no fuera acompahada de la ley de
amor. Pero la tempestad pasa, y
el cielo queda despues mas azul y
resplandeciente; Ell campo hume
do yreverdecido tornase mas her
moso, y hasta la misma atmosfera
vuelvese mas pura. Quiza Ell hui
racan que llevo la lluvia a las
huertas, h~aciendolas florecer, sea
Ell mismo que no tuvo compassion
49, T. t-
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Una de las dieciocho millones DC
pequehas ~estrellas de que Sc COM
pone uno de los cuatro o cinco mi
grupos estelares llamados VIA
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1918-03-30

True translation filed with the
Post Master at Los Angeles,
March %, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress October 6, 1918.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-11-30

Mogollon Mountains makes Il evident
that a total of at least ESQ head OF
cattle as we'll as n larger number OF
sheep were killed by bears These
facts are worthy Of consideration,
the Federal specialists point out, in
view of the general and concerted
efforts now under way on the part
of sportsmen to enact legislation
that will prevent trapping of bears
or hunting them with the aid OF dogs.
Between April and August CO.
operative work In extermlnnting
prairie dogs was conducted over
$4,000 acres of infested land;
more than 60 tons OF poisoned grain
being used and 3,403 landowners as
sisting In the work. An average of
over 80 per cent of the prairie dogs
on the treated areas have been kill
ed; In many places determination has
been complete. Practically all the
crop areas subject to damage by
Jugs nave bcCh
amounting to 100000 acres. The
value of this work is evidenced from
the fact that on the untreated land
the total loss of the crop, or at least
SO per cent loss, often occurs as q
result OF prairie-dog infestation 1t
is estimated that the crop-saving ef-
fected this year from prairie-dog
control amounts to approximately
$500. 900.
On the range lands of New Mexico
$4,000 acres have been treated
with poison. while the plans are com
plete to extend this control as rapid
ly as possible over 100000 acres,
AS a RUE. the average cost OF in
itial treatment on range areas has
been less than ~ cents an acre.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-11-30
HAVE PoTTED MEAT READY

The end of 9 boiled ham or corned
beef sorted boned and gristle re-
moved. fat and meat chopped fine,
may yield more than could be used
advantageously at single meal.
Heat Il. with little water, In its own
fat and pack solldly in jelly tumblers
or small jars. There should be a
quarter inch OF fat on top to harden
and form seal from the air. With a
tin cover on top. meat thus prepared
will keep several weeks.
Seasoning may be added as for any
potted meat. Meat thus prepared.
both fat and lean. is ready to be used
with from two to four times It's bulk
Of potatoes or other vegetables for
hashes, or for sandwiches. etc.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-11-30
BUYING NEW EQUIPMENT

IL It easy to keep clean and will II
lessen labor and save your time? ?
These are the two pertinent points
when buying new equipment.
Because an article is widely adver-
tised does not guarantee that II will
be OF practical use to the house
keeper. There are so-called labor
saving devices on the market which
add to the time and labor because
they are complicated to operate and
difficult to keep clean. The economy
OF any utensil or tool Is that the
housekeeper Is able to finish task
more quickly and easily with II than
without
The Department OF Agriculture adj
vocates that the necessity to conserve
fuels indicates the wisdom OF buying
one OF the cooking devices for saving
fuel II such Is not already included
In the equipment. These include the
flreless cooker. the pressure cooker.
compartment steamer and the triple
saucepans TO tit over one gas plate
or oil burner
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-11-30
STOCK SAVED by DESTROYING
ROWING PREDATORY
ANIMALS.

Prowling predatory animals are on
the decrease in New Mexico, due to
the intensive campaign waged by
State and Federal forces of the Biolo-
gical Survey, United States Depart
ment OF Agriculture. One thousand
and fifty-nine coyotes. col bobcats,
55 wolves, 13 mountain lions. and 7
bears, including grizzlies, have
been exterminated at total cost OF
S11.20 an animal. without deducting
fur values This is considered a very
small outlay for protection, in view
of the fact that the average gray
wolf kills $1,000 worth of live stock
a year, while a mountain lion de-
stroys $4,000 worth of stock, and the
bobcat and coyote $50 worth each,
On this basis the saving represented
in this cooperative campaign is near
ly nine times the amount of the gross
expenditure
Poisoning operations against pre-
II,
from December to March. 1919, are
planned on a scale so extensive as to
include the main winter ranges of
the State. With more carefully
systematized methods and a larger
and more dependable personnel at
the disposal of the United States
Bureau of Biological Survey than
has heretofore been available, quick
and permanent relief from coyotes
and bobcats is promised for New
Mexico stockmen, who are keenly in
terested in the project and are will
ing to cooperate in the work to the
best of their ability.
During the recent summer -
hunters paid by the State and Is in
the employ of the Federal Govern
ment have conducted an intensive
trapping campaign. This force Will
be increased to 40 during the fall
and winter trapping season, as at
those seasons the animals are more
eisiiy captured, while the value OF
their fur gives an income to the
State which almost pays for the cost
of killing.
Illustrative of the great value of
predatory animals control, during
the three years of the Government
organization work in New Mexico the
gray. wolf population has been re-
duced from 5000 individuals to less
than 40. The entire determination
Of such providers will mean great
reduction in the local losses of live
stock. Bears also have been very de-
structive in the Pecos Mountain
region. During the recent grazing
season they killed approximately 125
head of valuable cattle, Similar dam
age in the Black Range and In the
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-11-30

Collars - those always impor.
tant accessories. They're high
also very low. Four new models
from the big city shops prove this.
At the top. a guimpe OF batiste
and .fiiet lace has high aaring
collar. Next lower. an intensified
Buster Brown hchu. Then into
tho low ones. It's bit daring.
that charming net cape collar or
namented with white soutache
braid ana Frenchy black velvet
bow. At the bottom Is a soft
guimpo collar with youthLnlness
In every line.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-11-30
WARRANT CALL

Notice Is hereby given that there
are sufficient funds on hand TO pay
off all General Fund warrants issued
and registered prior TO Oct. ]. 1918.
Interest ceases on November 20 1918.
PEARL KELLER,
County Treasurer,
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-11-30

The book lover is never lonely
He is not only sufficient unto him
self, but he Is perfectly Independent
OF others for entertainment. With his
book he can Danish loneliness and
laugh at dull care.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-11-30

CORNELIo BARABA. Plaintiff
FRED-HOLLoWAY and CLARA
HOLLOWAY, Defendants.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN That,
WHEREAS. on the 10th day OF April.
1918. In the Circuit. Court OF the
State OF oregon for the County OF
Harney. Judgement was duly meio
and entered in favor OF the above
named Plaintiff, Correlio Baraba,
against the above-nnmed Defendants
Fred Holloway and Clara Holloway
for the sum OF s596.16. and interest
I thereon at 8 per cent per annum from
! August 10. 1914, and for The costs
fhnd disbursements taxed at $4,000:
I which said Judgment was duly enroll
/ cd and docketed In the office OF the
! County Clerk OF said Harnay County
Oregon on the 10th day OF April.
1918; And.
WHEREAS Il was further order
( ed and Adjudged by the Court In the
aboys-eutitled cause that certain pro-
porty, Heretofore attached ~ said
cauae. towit;--~
Z gEh SW a, shGEh os Sec 20;
E3sNWh NhNEl4 Of Gac. s2;
Ns SEA, sW1l NEA. EEK NWA of
Goc. 81; a,so NW,s NWi4 OF Soc "a;
NGM NEh or Sec, 81 all in Twp.
80 south Range 80, u. ". NJ Harncy
County, Oregon. Also the EIa Wa
OF Sec. SO IN Twp 40 south Range 81
r.. W. NJ. Earney County, Oregon.
be so!d, as provided ny law, to salts
fy said judgment, interest, costs and
disbursements, accrulng costs and ex-
ponae3 of nalo; aud that Execution
issue thoreln; Aad.
WHEREAS, Ga the 2Srd day OF
Noycnhcr, 1913. on Execution was
duly issued ~ the Clerk o. said
Court. co:nuaad'rG mo; the Under
s:gnod Shor.ff to sell the said pro-
rerty as by Jaw required;
NOW, TTEGETopE. IN obedience
to the commands OF said Writ and by
authority thereof, hare lo2led upon
the interests OF said Defendaats In
aud to tho aboye-doscribed prom.ses;
aud win on Monday the 23rd day of
pocember, 1918, at the hour OF 1000
C'clock "A. M Of said dag at tho court
fhouse door In the CITY OF Burns,
County OF Harney State OF Oregon,
offer for snle 10 the highest bidder
for cash all the right tito ard inter
oSi OF said Defendants, or %thor OF
them. In and to tho said above -des-
cribed premises, ard every part and
Tarcel thereof, together WITH al and
singular the tonoments. lieredlta-
nrents and appurtenances therounto
belonging or IN anywise appertalning,
10 satisfy sa!d Judgment, accruing
Interest. costs and disbursements,
subject to tho Right OF Redemption
aud the Confirmation o. this Court
w, A, GOODMAN,
Sheriff OF Harnoy County, Oregon
by p. IT, RANDALL, Deputy.
First publication, November 2S, 1o18,
Last publication, Deoombor "a, 1913
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-11-30

For Sale--le acres adjoining
Burns. See J. J. Donegan.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-11-30
NOTICE or smEnIFrs SALE

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON COUNTY or
HARVEY.
CORNELIO BARABA. Plaintiff
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-02
GERMANS DOOMED,
WASHINGTON VIEW
Military Expect Big Results From
the Allies Drive and Pur-
suit of Foe.

Washington. Aug. q Apparently the
! German armies are again ON the retreat
III the Alsne Marine salient The Amer
can thrust IN the center of the Inc, ut
, Sorlnges, has already given results
The Paris statement Inst night shows
that the Allied forces have lenpcd for
ward ON the German TANKS on both sides.
indicating to observers here that the
withdrawal to the Neslc ~ IN full swing
This has been expected bv oiliclnls
here since the American divisions ont
fought crack German divisions IN the
terrific conflicts that began Saturday
The cucmy made every effort to hIrl
the Americans back across the Ourcu.
but failed Ills picked troops fought to
tho death. reports from all SIDES Indicate.
but the Americans were not to hc denied
and tho positions whlrh broke the back
Of the German line on this front were
consolidated
With magnificent gallantrr british and
French forces took full advantage of the
situation Tho enemy was hurled oil
BUTTE dc thalmunt IN dashng assault
by French british UNITS and Ia tho cfst
tho French also hammered ~ his line
Innights report shows that u was made
and that tho French aud British
have made rlpld progress N exploiting
tho succcss
The fact that GOO prisoners were taken
was viewed rs fu rthcr evidence hat the
eucny was wlthd rawIng under pressure
and gave new hope that has lines along he
\ oslo would not hcfullr prepared when the
Nl,cs arrived before them
Nsl'ic from the gains IN tcrr tory made
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-02
DRAFT CONFERENCE.
10 consider Matter ri Filling August
and September Quotas

Members If the local and district
boards oi exemption viii hold confer
enre ut the Water Department building
this AFTERNOON concerning plans for filling
the August aud September qiIdtaa, which
Will he large
The conference will hc attended by
a representative uf Provost Marshal
''encral trnwdor, II Is understood H.
IS SAID that tho call for August IL IN excess
"t the ~ men availablc NJ this tune
and that the only source of securing addr
tional mon Is hy taking the deferred
classes
When spoken ~ concerning thr df
heultles winch may arise in connection
with filling the draft quotas for August
and September. q member If tho District
boatd ot Exemption stated that it was 80
he expected that the ~tatc Of Delaware
with is n.nltlon plants and ehlpyards
should have less ~ men tIan some
OF the other taios Il ronld not be learn-
ei whether the district bond viii rclraso
som" of the nen whom Il placed ~ 10
iorred classes because If industrial cinlfns
sa that they mat be shifted INTO \
Lost something Try classified
advertisement IN Ivory Evening Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-02
FINN PEOPLE TURN
AGAINST THE GERMANS
Express Intense Hostility TO the
Kaiser; Huns May Start
Offensive in Russia.

London, Aug 2-Thcro are indica-
tlons That the situation has changed IN
the Inst three weeks IN Northern Rus
sin, nnd that the Germans shortly Will
begin an offensive against the southern
part ~ the Thurman Railway. Tho Fin
nIsh population u now intensely hOsfil
10 the Germans There - a great short
age of food, aud the people fyc entirely
dependent on the Entente for eIstcnaucf
Both the government md the army.
however, arc completely under German
control, and there ie crory reason 10
suppose they will co-nfirate with tho
Germans
Tho Germans have induced Tho Ro-
shcvist government to akFce ~ the cea-
sion ~ tho whole ~ thd Thurman cnaai
10 Finland. not WthstaHtHng The desire
81 the inhabitants TO 5cInnln Russian
The Finnish army cara ,lc of ~rtndcr
taking nm Offensive prJ l,hhlY docs not
cxcood 10 600 mon
In the kraino the ptceont rising har
assumed large propprtil ns. and apI bar
emily seriously monacoa hc tiormnn hnd
Austrian communicating The poagdnta
are DESTROYING the railroads and have
blown up the bridge abulhraat ~ i\iev
The Austrian tropfe ~ the district have
been unable 80 control Fhrtn
In tho aucasua thrrF II grrat frirtio
bet wccn Tho Germans land rurfs The
Germans are trying 70 prevent the Turk
from occupying Ralu On which . Turk
lsh attack appears IA ~ imminent Rnku
- lightly purris1nod nv Arrncnlns sud
i3olehoviII aud probably will fall
There IS evidence " growing di=cour
apctncn' n Bulgaria. which IS said ~
hc duo chiefly ~ thc exploitation ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-02
The course of General Bullnrd and his

Tho course Of General Bullnrd and hi'
command at Chateau Thierry makes one,
: : heart boat high. He was ordered by his
French commander to give ground. lie
declined, on the ground that his troops
did not know how to retreat. lie ordered
/ them forward The check of the German
offensive on the Marine began with this
sharp counter Of his men. His net
savored of INSTRUMENTATION. Only brl-
liant success could justifyit. Hetook the
chance and report makes him lieu
tenant general.
The most interesting and amusing evil
dence of the wonderful work our men are
doing on the battlefront IN France is to
he found in the German military reports
They first ignored the presence Of Amcri-
can troops Then they bclttlcd their
numbers Then they reported ms killed
more than they have said could cross the
seas To be successful liar a man must
have some sense Of h,imor The German
Is without It The sense of real human
proportion II implies he lacks A German
lie can only fool German
The contest on the Ourcu has been
bitter We are driving the Germans
back The true fighting edge Of the
Americans has stiffcncd the morale of the
British know what hoy may count on in
the five millions ~ come II the first two
hundred Thousand thus stand the Raff
and wcldit
But the American people must prepare
lt.pncc for u sad awakening 20 the awful
'ost of war cur total casualties 10 date
~ reported arc but $4,000 with seven
divisions engaged ~ this battle IN the
20 I,Cut (,pu,ral March saws that th,,
'nsnalt,cs arc now 10 hc reported IN full
S they occur and not spread over many
laws In MAY the English lost 10000
non In June their casualties were III, !
loO Ihcy had. II IS true. many more men |
ngarci Hut # the ration of loss 10 men !
IS the same, and We know no /
casouwhv II should not be our casualties |
. this battle atone may easily be moro |
han dulnlc all our previous losses lot |
y STORMY nerve ourselves and bravrly |
laintalu the aatrltlcial ~Vrit