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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-23
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Robert Dyer, of Schurz, was in
town on business early this week.
Mrs P. ]. Leverich was visiting and
shopping in our city "Wednesday.
White shoes for Easter at Sand
man,s adv.
Robert Sloan was an Artesian who
visited the city Wednesday.
Mrs. Hagud of Fresno, Califor-
MIA, is visiting her mother, Mrs. II
Pursel.
lust received our Easter line OF
boys and mems bonnetts. Lam, liam
GOV g. N.therton. Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Myer left
Thursday for San Francisco. he has
accepted position in the bay city.
Mrs. J. Giraud and little son, OF
Reno are visiting Mr.. Crraud at the
sheep camp on Missouri Flat.
=. New line of summer dress goods
for your inspection. Lam, Hanson
.. N..h.r,on Adv
Mrs. E. S. Cross and Miss Minda
.,T,ere the lat
Ter is receiving medical attention.
DR.. c.. E. Leavitt has received Or
ders TO hold himself in readiness tor
active duty in the United states Ar
nv not later than April 8.
Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Burt OF Thomp-
son were shopping and calling on some
of their many friends in town last
Saturday.
Come in and look at Off Easter
stock of mems suits. Lam HAN
son D Nethcrton. Adv
MYS, j. r. i>uSCHt a'ii|N =.
morning from San Francisco ohe
will have charge Of the bookkeeping
at the Ford Service.
Mrs. A. r. Srsson, sister OF MRS.
w. A. Pursel. from Sparks, is visiting
with friends and relatives in the valley
Mrs. B. C. Bleasda has been III
for the past week. under the care or
physician. Latest rAports were to
the effect that she is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F.Nugent lett vest
erday afternoon for visit OF two
weeks ,yith Mr., Nugent's brother
Austin at Camp Lewis and with an
uncle living in Tacomah. Washington
Announcement is made that the
presentation Of TON Sawyer which
has been advertised for the Mutual
Theatre for Tuesday evening OF next
week will be given IN Monday even
;r0 instead. in order to make way for
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]Brran&tal

A large variety of bulk seeds at
the Big Store. Adv.
Mrs. J. X. Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Mollart, and G. NJ. Devercaux
were in the county seat Wednesday
on business.
Mems Dress Shoes in the new Choc
olate shade at Sandman's. adv.
Miners in the properties around
here have recently had Csc RAISE in
pay, The Smelter employees are in
cludcd. Now when the ghost walks
everybody will be happy.
New line Of Ladies Silk Hose tor
Easter at Lam, Hanson 4 Neither
tons. ADV
The friends OF Uncle Chris. Hern-
leben were delighted to see him up
town Wednesday afternoon. 1t was
his first trip for months, and he made
it in wheel chair. His accident last
fall has made walking impossible tor
him.
Last Thursday evening the Mason
Hotel had near-accident that did a
good deal of damage to the glass in
the first story. When cold water was
poured into the furnace it exploded
and made some some OF the guests
think that the Germans had come.
r. l.. Waggoner has severed his
connection with the High School,
completing his last days labor on Fri
day of this week. He will devote all
of his time to his growing law prac-
tice and the Times" His subjects
will be handled by the other mem
bers OF the faculty for the remand
er of the term.
CA. Norcross, Miss johnson, Miss
Hancock and V. T. Scott arrived in
Ycrington yesterday morning and
from here went to Wellington, Where
a meeting of tn Lyon County Farm
Bureau was held last night. They
will return to Yerington this morning
where :. similar meeting and demon
stratione will lie held this afternoon
and evening.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-23
CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR SALE-l0 work horses vita
harness and 3 wagons
y inderlnuhi, Silver City.
March 5ot
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-23

New line of mems dress shirts at
Lam, Hanson & Netherton's. Adv
English Dress Shoes for boys at
c,,d,n,r,s adv.
H. ]. Long, of Mason, was in Yer
ington on business Thursday
John Sandman is putting in more
shelves to hold his stock of spring
shoes.
Lam, Hanson & Netherton have
lust received a rev line of front lace
.o,se,s Adv
c. B. Burkham spent several days
this week in the valley locking after
his ranch interests.
Mr.. md Mrs. Theodore Franklin
have moved from Rockland TO che
Cross ranch, wher. they will be for
the summer.
Mrs. Frank Stickney was shopping
in town on Thursday. She Gays the
farmers on the fat are getting Teaoy
for early crops.
DO YOU KNOW
That YOU can get the Times and the
Daily San Francisco Call for only -
per year. The two papers you need
most.
Mrs. John Young was IN from her
ranch near Wabuska Thursday. The
ranches in that section will be Gull
,ivated 70 the extent Of their acreage
this year to Increase production as
much as possible.
Miss Mildred Leavitt attained the
honor OF the highest per centage OF
anv pupil in the Fourth Supervision
District in the semi-final cxamina-
ton given last month. Mr.. Bray IS
authority for this statement
Mrs. Mcintyre. who was struck by
buggy about two weeks age, rs
very poorly. 1t was thought ct the
time that no serious results would
follow but the shock was great fof
ore of her years.
The Yerington Social League met
Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. ]. T. Sweat. The afternoon was
spent doing Red Cross work and ev-
eryone had a very pleasant time
NJ S,. ,rs;e+cd NV Mrs Realty
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-23

Announcement is made that the
presentation Of tom Sawyer. which
has been advertised for the Mutual
Theatre for Tuesday evening OF next
week will be given IN Monday even
ing instead, in order to make way tor
the Patriotic meeting at the Rink on
Tuesday evening. -
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-23

\ stray COW came to my ranch m
Smith Valley some time ago. Ear
marks; lei, ear undertaking. right
ear cut off with under bit. Brand
is not distinct. Owner may have
same by paying pasture bill and adj
vertiscneht.
II. c. Peterson. Smith. New.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-23

FOR SALE - 80 acre ranch in Ar
tesla. with stock and implements.
See Mrs. ]. X. Phillips.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-23

Mrs. Mcintyre. who was struck D
buggy about two weeks age, \
very poorly. 1t was thought ct tn
time that no serious results woul
follow but the shock was great 10
ore of her years. -
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-23

Mrs. John Young was IN from he'
ranch near Wabuska Thursday. Ih<
ranches in that section will be cul-
tiyated 70 the extent of their acreage
this wear to Increase production a:
much as possible.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-23

DO YOU KNOW
That you can get the Times and me
Da;Iv San Francisco Call for only IS
per year. The two papers you need
most.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-23

Miss Mildred Leavitt attained thu
honor OF the highest per centaRe
any pupil in the Fourth Supervision
District in the semi-final cxamina
ton given last month. Mr.. Bray !
authority for this statement.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-23

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F.Nugent lett vest
erday afternoon for visit of two
weeks with Mr., \ugents brother
Austin at Camp Lewis and with an
uncle living in Tacomah. Washington
Evening journal., 1918-11-07

The worries OF unemployment are
avoided by cultlvating the WANT AID
habit.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1918-11-07
DIPLOMAS FOR MORE
GOlDEY GRADUATES
DR.. S. Parkes Cadman to
be Orator at Commence
ment on Nov. l9
IS 32D CLASS OF
THE. INSTITUTION

/ The graduating exercises Of the thirty
second class OF Goldey College VIII be
held on Tuesday evening" November 49,
at 7.30'o'elock, in the Playhouse.
The principal address of the evening
Will be made by the. Rev. 5. Parkes Cad
man, D. D., Of Brooklyn George Carter,
editor OF The Evening Journal, Will be
the presiding officer at the exercises and
make the Introductory remarks.
The program will open with musical
seclectlons by Taylor's Orchestra, Joha
d. Taylor conducting. The numbers
will be: March, Uncle Sammy, Take
Care of My GirLn Morgan; fox trot, AT
the Yankee Military Ball." Jentes /;
waltz. Dear Kiss.N Ager; march, THE
Fighting Ninth,n Strachan.
The invocation will be offered by the
Rev William IL Laird, rector of I'M
manuel Episcopal Church, and the bene-
diction will be given by the Rev.
Charles H. Bobner, pastor Of Hanover
Presbyterian Church.
Diplomas VIII be presented 10 the
graduates by ]. E. Fuller, president Of
Cooley College.
Other musical selections by the or
chostra win be: MY Belgian Rose," by
Benoit; "K-K-Katy,r by OHara, and a
finale march. where Do We Go From
Here?" by Wenrich.
Evening journal., 1918-11-07
KENT DEMOCRATS
In ASCENDENCY
speelaI 70 The Evening journal.

'I'Ni'i W ii' iN'hiiiS Jbbih
DOVER, Del, Nov. THE result Of
Tuesdays election in Kent county. in
showing Democratic majority OF all
the county Offices, also shows the cleo
tion OF Eve members OF the House OF
Representatives and one Senator. Four
out Of the Ave members OF the Levy
Court Commissioners were elected, thus
giving the Kent county Levy Court con-
troll Of the county's affairs for two
more years by vote Of seven Demo-
Gratis to three Republicans. They are
two hold-Over Republican members in
the court The Clerk Of the Peace be-
ing a Democrat would have a vote in
case of a tie The majorities OF the
Democratic county officers exclusive Of
the soldier vote. will range from i75 to
200, possibly slightly over those flg-
urcs. W Ia rt
The returns from four of the soldier
.encampments were received here yes
terday by Prothonotary Ridgely includ-
ing those from Camp Meade, lamp Dix,
Camp Upton and Camp Lee. Col. Town
send and Theodore Ferguson who went
to Camp Johnson, Florida, are expected
here today. With the vote from all the
encampments, there will likely be no de-
lay in securing the canvass of the vote
at todays return day.
Evening journal., 1918-11-07

sylyania, Nebraska, Kansas and Indiana.
The effect OF the Non-Partisan League
In O0wa, Idaho and Wisconsin appears
10 have been negligible, although the
defeat OF GoOding by Senator Nugent
may be attributed to It.
The Republicans have elected gov
ernors in all the northern and western
states, holding such elections with the
exception Of Nevada, New York and
Ohio.
The Republican vote in the Middle
West apparently ends The talk OF new
alliance between the west and the
south that was to inure TO the advan-
tage OF the Democrats and continue
them In control OF the country. IT, 5
talk was very strong Immediately allal
the last national election. The swing
Ing back of these States TO their old
Republican moorlngs may be attributed
10 various causes.
The results for one thing appear TO
show plainly that the farmers resented
the fixing OF price on wheat and not
on cotton by the Democratic admins
tration. Also these States apparently
were swung back TO their old moor
ings by the Republican attitude on the
war, many OF them having suffered
heavily In the casualties. The women
have not stood by Mr.. Wilson, as was
the Democratic expectation,
Longworth for Speaker.
The Republicans are practically GER
tain to organize both houses, with the
question OF the speakership already un-
der discussion In Washington. Repre-
sentative Longworth (OhIo) appears to
be already In the race, and Majority
Leader Gillett (Mass.l Is certain to face
a contest. The financial policy OF the
government which viii now be deter
mined by Republican ways and means
committee win be largely under the
direction Of Representative Joseph W.
Fordney (Mlch.). with Senator Penrose
(Pa) having charge OF these matters
In the Senate as chairman OF the SEN
ate Finance Committee.
Chairman Hays Of the Republican Ma
tional Committee contented himself by
saying that his estimates OF Monday OF
a gain Of seven seats in the Senate and
twenty-six seats in the House would
be exceeded. Republican leaders
the nation were jublIant.
Yearly all OF them took the view that |
he Presidents appeal had intensified |
he Republican tendencies Of many in
lined before to waver and that this /
vas shown by the remarkable and un- !
xpected gains made in the Republican
tates like Pennsylvania and Ohio.
Evening journal., 1918-11-07
BOXING STARS TO
APPEAR In CITY

Steve Smith, Charley Rosenblatt and
Bill MCGOWAN spent last night at Hotel
Walton, Philadelphia, as guests OF
Jimmy Dougherty and Jack Dempsey,
worlds recognized champion. Bill will
conduct bouts under the auspices Of
Harlan's here on November IA as VIII
mington's part in the united war fund
drive Battlers engaged are Lew Tend
Ter, Gussie Lewis, Joe Burman of Chi
cago; Jack Dempsey, Battling Murray,
Eddie McAndrews, Wally Nelson. Frank
"Pop" OBrien, and Johnny Lotus.
Evening journal., 1918-11-07
NEWS HAPPENINGS
ABOUT new CASTLE
Red Cross Branch VIII Get
Back to Work at
Once
Once
EXPECT NEW FIRE
APPARATUS SOON
Special 10 The Evening journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE, Del, Nov. 7.--NIrs. II,
TG. Cavenaush announces that the Red
Cross work will be resumed and she
win appreciate the cooperation Of all
the citizens Of this city. The cartons
for the Christmas packags for the SOL
.dlers overseas have arrived. The same
can be had by applying at the Red
Cross rooms between the hours OF 8 a.
m. and f2 m. and between the hours
OF 2 p. m. and s p. m. daily. on ac-
count Of the recent influenza epidemic
1t will be necessary for those who
help in the Red Cross work to double
their endeayors TO reach the sought
goal. Now that the ban has been lift
ed and the epidemic practically ellmi-
mated It is expected that all those in
terested win do their utmost to make
this work success
The regular meeting Of the Good VIII
Fire Company was held last evening at
the fire engine house. Improvements
have been made to the property as
the expected new fire apparatus VIII
arrive in the near future. it
Patronlze the modern Shoe Repair
Shop, 4i2 Delaware street. We have a
large stock OF shoes, boots and rubbers
reasonable prices, Jacob Keimon.
ADV.
Mrs. Harold Hobbs has been visiting
friends at Denton, Md. While there
she had the pleasure OF picking and
eating strawberries from the garden OF
the friends where she was staying.
Installation OF officers of the A. o. IT,.
w. will be held at the meeting Of that
lodge on the evening Of November IA.
Mrs. Frederick. Meyers. formerly Of
this city, now OF Brooklyn, n. Y, Isl
visiting her brother, Joseph Herman
OF West Fifth street.
John Lockerman Of Wilmington, Is
visiting his sister, Mrs. William Leach
Of West Sixth street.
Miss Catharine Reese has accepted
position as Inspector at the Bethlehem
Loading Company. -ne
The Penn-Sesboard Steel Corporation
has been granted contract Of S4-lnch
ship plate for the British government.
A number OF the British inspectors ar
rived today. "-f'a rs-s
James Gallagher, formerly OF this
city. now OF the u. S. Army. stationed
At Camp SEWER, N. c., who has been
very III with pneumonia, has recovered.
~
Evening journal., 1918-11-07
SEAFORD FOLK TO
RAISE WAR FUND
speeIaI o The EyenIng Jonrnal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
SEAFoRD, Del. Nov. T-chairman
EMANUEL oreenabaum. Of the United
War Work drive. is planning a vigorous
campaign FOR Scaford ind vlcinlty and
there IS not the least doubt that this
rommunity viii respond literally
The local circle OF the Red Cross
shipped to headquarters today 700
quarts OF preserves and canned goods,
% tin cans OF canned fruits. bottles
grape juice and 3 bottles catsup. They
also sent to the naval base at Lewes rs
glasses of Jelly.
Mrs. John w. Neyins and son Fred.
returned to Philadelphia yesterday with
her husband. who is employed there.
Lee Johnson. Of Norwalk, Conn, has
been visiting his family here.
William Messick has returned home
after three months stay at Bethle-
hem, Md f.
Miss Edna Collins has returned TO
Wilmington. after a two weeks visit
with her father, Elmer Collins.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Darbee are
spending part of the week in Philadel-
phia.
Mrs. 2. C. Ross is visiting in Phila-
delphia this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert A. Dawson. OF
fredericksburg, Md. was the guest OF
relatives over the last weekend.
Evening journal., 1918-11-07

II you are looking for position, the
quickest and best way to find 1t is TO
run s'Want 'Ad.--Adv. =, .~- b,
Evening journal., 1918-11-07
Women Who Fly

Women's part in winning the
war is not so much in doing
mems work In flying in front
Of the lines as it is In war
service work here at home.
You are confronted now by
grave- and harder duties. You,
as mothers, wives and sisters,
are called upon to face the
separation FROM all that is
most dear TO you. The war
must be won not less by women
than by the fighting men The
influence of women is felt
everywhere-on the fftsle-
field, in the hospital ard
amongst the producers at
home. Women IL yer tho
world realize more an5 more
that their work at home viii
helo the men It the Front.
There is an important factor
which has tc be carefully OF
rived to make the great work
women are doing succcse-
ful. Nobody, man or woman,
can do good work when health
is impaired. s4't
The greatest boon TO woman
kind is q tonic made up OF
herbs, which makes weak
women strong and sick women
well. This is the ''Prescrip-
ton" of DR.. Pierce, used by
Evening journal., 1918-11-07
REPUBLICANS GUARD
AGAINST TRICKERY

General T. Coleman dupont last night
received the following self-explanatory
telegram:
New York, Nov 6.
Coleman dupont,
Wilmington, Del.
Regardless Of size OF Republican
majority. take every precaution to
require honest count and canvass
OF vote. We have won tremendous
victory and want every vote hon.
estly counted. Pass this word to
every county chairman. Watch II
closely. We have Senate by six and
House by thirty
WILL II. HAYS.
Evening journal., 1918-11-07

sold by almost druggist the land
had and
weaknesses of
finds life and strength It's
herbal and For Just entering wOnah-
and
favoab yearnedients
and Surgical Institute Buffalo N for large tlai
package if need
Evening journal., 1918-11-07
DURING
THE
EPIDEMIC
Don't Tske Any Chances

Don't take any chances. II you de-
tect the first stages Of a cold. and feel
creepy and chilly and a soreness
throughout the body, with sneezing and
coughing perhaps. either consult doc
tor or get full size bottle Of CHASCO-
WIN. a Tasteless Cod Liver and Iron
Tonic and take It regularly after each
meal and at bedtime II you do this
you will almost surely escape case
OF Spanish Influenza. But do act quickly
for your own sake.
CHASCO-VIN is Just the medicine for
all run down conditions and a splendid
reconstructive tonic for those who are
recovering from Pneumonia, Grip or
any other serious Illness.
You can get CHASCO-VIN in VIII
at the Miller Drug Store-40i-
406 Market street
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-18
o L
z SLOWIAN-
SKIM.

Washington, Is. grudnia. -
Polski Rad wystapi} z propozy--
.ya, ably Polska, Czechy i Jugo-
Slawia podpisafy traktat. pisze
National Ztg. w Bazylei. Grabski,
narodowy demokrata polski, jest
glownym rzecznikiem propono-
wanej ugody, ktora o~bejmowa3a-
by sprawy wojskowe, kolejowe
handlowe, iaczac SciSle tie grippe
nowych panstw z Aliantami Ia
chodnimi. Polska obejmowac be-
die takze terytoryum Prus, "a
mieszka&e przez Polakow, ktorzy
w6wczas liczyliby okoao 80 MI
lionow w SVEN panstwie. Wegry,
ktore uwazane So "a pro-austrya-
ckie, pragna rowniez ~przystapic
do tego przymierza, a take same
tendencye objawiaia sic i w Vie
dniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-18

/ b. burn. c. II. Harrisona, kt6ry sic
obecnie ~znajduje jake kapitan Czerwo-
nego Krzyza we Francyi.
Ze mole do czegos przyjsc, wskazu-
ia pOgadanki W hotelu Morrisona, u
rzadzone przez W. L. O'Connella i kon-
gresmana A. J. Sabatha. O'Connell jak
wiadomo, jest prawa reka Dunne'a.
Sytuacye jednakze komplikuje via
domOSG, IL byiy skarbnik i byly szeryf
j. Z. Traeger zdecydOwany jest ubie-
gao sic o demokratyczna nominacye ma
burmiStrza i ma swa kwatere Otwo-
RYE jeszcze pred Bozem N~arodzeniem.
Wedfug pOgfosek ~krazacych, pro-
kuratOr stan. Hoyne juz postanowiI o.
tworzyc swa kwatere jake kandydat
ma demokratyczna ~nominacye ma bur
mistrza.
Thomas Carey jest jednym z kan
dydatow acknowledgement, ktorzy pro
wadza swa kampanie ma w}asna reke.
Carey Sadzi, re zdobedzie nOminacye
burmiStrzowska bez poparcia zadnej
frakcyi. Kwatera jego juz otwarta. F..
W. Block, by}y czlonek wydzialu re-
wizyjnego, przyja4 urzad przewodnicza-
cego ma komitecie finansowym Carey'a.
DIS r~ozpoczyna sic kampania Carey'a
zebraniem W sail Social Turner PREY
rogu Mic Belmont i Paulina, ma kt0-
rem gi6wna move wyg1osi Block.
Co do sytuacyi republikanskiej,
rozIam ma try frakcye - Deneen'a,
Brundage'a i ThImpsona - jest tax
Shiny. re ME ma mowy, IL moze przyjSc
k~iedEkolwiek do pogodzenia wszyst-
kich trzech frakcyi. Frakcya ThOmp-
soma jest wykluczona, gdyz burn.
Thompson sam jest ponownym handy
datem. Co do dw6ch pozostaiych frak-
cyl, ma razie ME ma zadnych widOk6w
~poSodzenia sic. aczkolwiek czynione SO
starania o wysuniecie wspolnego kan
dydata.
Kapitan c. E. Merriam, kt0ry Co
dziennie wyglasza swe poglady o kwe-
styach i reformach miejskich, ma Silna
opozycye pomiedzy zawOdOwymi pOlity-
kierami.
Ostatnio zostali ZaprOponOwani dwaj
mozliwi kandydaci, z kt6rych jeden al
DO drugi m6giby ~zjednoczyc frakcye re-
publika6ska. Sa to: W. II. Wilson, kOn-
troler miejSki "a administracyi BuSSe'-
go, oraz alderman 7-mej wardy G..
Guernsey. Projekt. ten, jak d~otychczas
wszystkie inne, jest tylko ~prOwizory-
cznym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-18
POLScY WLASCICIELE
ZIEMScY E PRED
W~LOSCIANAMI.

Warszawa, 1S. grudnia. - Ka-
ady pociag, jaki tutaj przyjezdza,
wiezie setki familii w3aScicieli
ziemskich, Szlachty i fabrykan--
tow cukru z Litwy i Ukrainy,
gdzie handy uzbrojonych chic
now rabuja i masakruja. Dzieje
sic to szczeg6lnie ma Ukraine,
skad Niemcy powoli powracaja
do swego kraju.
Hrabia Potocki, ktory musia1
uciekae re swych posiad3osci, sa-
siadujacych z majatkiem hrabiny
Gizyckiej, dawniej panny E. M.
Patterson z Chicago, ktora opus
cha Wo4yn ma poczatku wojny,
r~owiedzia{: ,,Zesz3ego roku wies-
IL cy palili i rabowali, w tym TO
ku Norduja, poniewaz sami chca
posiasc ziemie. Zauwazyli oni, re
podczas okupacyi niemieckiej,
w~iasciciele p~owrocili, pragna
vice rozprawic sic z mimi a ME
chca niszczyc majatkow, ktore
sami spodziewaja sic Eedys po-
siadac."