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Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1919-09-13

N0N-OARBON lubricating oil and greaseA
manufactured from Pa. crude, Chemical an
alysis less than one-fourth OF 10 carbon
Prompt ship. Bercher OIL Co, Shreveport, La
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-14
WHOLE CREDIT STRUCTURE OF
NATION DEPENDS ON WHAT
CONGRESS DOES WITH ROADS
Luther Walter Representing Association Railroad Owners In
Presenting Wared Control Plan House Committee Says
Fate Of Nation With the Solution Reached
by This Congress of Railroad Problem

turned in a surplus for division be-
tween employees and the public. Mr..
Walter said the financial structure Of
credits depended upon the legislation
enacted by this congress &C. deal with
the railroad nrotnenf. The association
he said. used the property Investment
account Of tho carriers as the hnsis
upon which TO apply the si1 pet cent
because the Interstate commerce com
mission had found n the only avail
able basis tor prompt determination
rf rufficiency OF The return upon IN
yestmcnt
II was fundamental Of the War
field plan. the witness said. that labor
should participate In the earnings "
the carriers.
we believe" he declared. that
capital is entitled 10 its return Sf six
per cent; that labor Is entitled TO a
fair wage and that the excess earned
by the carriers after paying fair
wages and six per cent upon capital
shouid be divided with labor md the
public. l.abor's share should be used
for the establishment % the ineuf-
ancc system or for profit sharing. ~
reason cf thu largely increased duties
which will fall upon the commission,
the security holders ask congress to
create SIX regional intarEtate cont
merce commissions suhASdlrate to the
commission but with all ths powers OF
the interstate commerce c9mmisaion
IN their respective territories
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-14

Washington. Aug. 1.-THE War
field plan FOR railroad control, with
provision Tor flat return of six per
cent ON capital invested. was pee
scented today to the house Interstate
commerce committee by uther II,
Walter. general counsel Of the Ma
uonnt Association OF owners OF Rail
road Securities
The fundamentals of the plan. in
clude division OF an surplus over the
fixed return umong employees, thu
public and the road earnings it " qs
explained by Mr Wa cr, who ds-
clarcd u could he pat lpta effect im-
mediateiy.
The keystone Of the Warfleld
plan" the witness said. us a cons ees-
sional direction TO the Interstate COM
merce commission that u shall make
freight and passenger rates sufficient
to pay operating expenses, maintaih
railroad properties. and give not less
than six per cent return upon the az
grcgntc falr value nf the properly de-
voted 10 transportation IN each OF tho
principal traffic territories"
Mr.. walter opposed federal incor.
poraiion, transportation board and
a secretary OF transportation In ths
cabinet. anh declared that under the
minimum return plan. the net result
OF operations In thN pre-war tegl
period. the basis OF government rent
al. some Of the carriers would have
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-14
Rigid Simplicity
Marks Funeral cf
Andrew Carnegie

Lemon. Mass. AUG 1.-THE funeral
OF Andrew Carnegie was held at
Shadow Brook. his summer home to-
day. There was no eulogy and there
were no pail bearers
The service was as simple as were
the tastes and HABITS OF the man in
life. Fully one half OF the sixty per-
sons present we're members OF the
household. The others were intimatcs
OF the family.
The ritual uf the Presbyterian
church was us"d by the officiating
clergyman. Dr. William pierson Mer-
fill OF the Brick Presbyterian church.
run avenue, New York. where the
Cnrn.giss attended and OF which
Mrs. Carnegie and her daughter. Mrs.
Kuswell Milier, We're members.
y mixed quartet from this church
saug the three hymns that were the
favoritcs OF the philanthropist.
At the conclusion Of the service.
which occupied barely twenty min
utos, the body accompanied by most
OF the party was removed in q motor
car to itillsdalc. y Y, where IL fu-
neral coach was In waiting This car
vas attached to the regular train of
the New York Central railway, leav-
Ing at i;il o'clock this afternoon ior
Tarrytowu Thence the body was to
L' taken TO Sleepy Hollow Tor inter-
mcnt IN a lot chosen by Mr. Carnegie.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-14
Oil Promoter Is
Killed When Auto
Tumbles Into Ditch

Trinidad. Colo. Aug. IL \ W
Engle. So Of Colorado Springs. m
oil company official and promoter at
Electra Texas was killed aud two
women. Mrs. Joe Alter and Josephine
Chavez OF bclagua escaped without
injury early last evening when Gn
automobile driven bN Engle plunged
through the railing OF wooden
bridge near Hastings a coal mining
camp near here. into an arroyo.
Engle had been IN this district but q
few days selling oil stock and was
taking the women for a ride when the
accident occurred. The wife and five
children ct the dead man arrived
from Colorado Springs this morning.
Colorado Springs tulua Aug IL
\ W. Eugls who WAS KILLED ~ AN
automobile accident at Trinidad last
evening. was well known colorado
Springs oil operator lle left here
Monday evening Tor a stock selling
trip In southern Colorado.
Eng!r came here from Pcun-Nl-
vanla. where he is understood TO have
had OH interests. about uvc wears ngo
and has been prominent In a number
Of oil promotions here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-14
PROVISIONS FALL
FAST IN CHICAGO
DUE TO j. S. RAIDS
Sudden Collapse Of Prices in Eng
land Also Has Effect in Bearing
Grain and Pork on Board of
Trade.

Chicago. Aug. Radical down
turns In grain and provisions prices
took place to-day The breaks wcrc
largely ascribed tu seizures OF food
huards AMI 10 other Developments In
the war against high cost OF living.
Corn fcll So, cents "A bushel to sl.S3
September delivery. aud pork S3.35 a
barrel to si4.O0 september
Heavy selling to unload holdings
were the order OF the duN and the
lowest prices OF all prevailed near the
end Of trading BESIDES she seizure
OF food boards. other factors which
attracted strained attention on change
were tumble IN foreign eNchnnr",
and government fixing Of both re-
tail aud wholesale prices In England.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-14

the committee accepted an Informal
invitation transmitted by senator
Hitchcock. the administration leader
a few days after Mr.. Wilson laid the
treaty before the senate.
The suggestion that the committee
go to the White House was under
stood to have been made by senator
Johnson. republican Of California.
Several members. including SEN
ator ltorah were understood TO have
Objoc ed Il the talk with the presi-
Ucnt was To- be confidential Senator
Fall was said to have indicated that
he would not go because no record Of
the discussions would be Kept ami
dlsputcs would arise afterward as to
what the president said.
democratic members opposed the
calling % all witnesses ON the ground
that virtually every senator had made
up his mind how he would vote and
that public sentiment demanded that
- vote IN the senate should not be un.
duly delayed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-14
Admiral Kolchak Is
in Grave Position,
Says London Report

london. Aug 1.-THE rctrca, in
the l'rih mountains Of the torrra OF
Admiral kolchak continues, accord
ing 10 news received he.o today
South OF t'ialsk. az the southern end
Of the IraiHg IL is added. tine Boisi,c-
VIII have driven the cussncks back
sixty miles and are cndcavorinE TO
separate them from THE main body
OF the koichuk forces. who are fight
mg ON both sides Of the trans-Siber-
ian railway.
East rf Cbclirhinsk q junction
point ON the railway and Shndrinsk,
the BolsheNtki gte said to have reach
od the line OF the Mass ANA lsaet
rivers and captured Tiumen. just east
OF the Russian Siberian border The
udVi,os add that thore Is no sign that
De checked.
The AHsuciafrd pross is informed.
however. that the genal position Of
Admiral kolrhak and his government
is not believed TO have been made mR-
tcriailN WORSE los the IolshrNtk Hd,
vance aud barring the unexpected
collapse ni Admiral Koichak. she mu-
milton. America Is sending should az
rive ~ siborin n time to and n his
recovery.
No,rrth.lrss 10 is admitted here
that tho trNcrsy- suffered hN Admiral
Nuichuk are % s,rious blow To the pol
les of entente Boo Russia
Bctter news has been received frnm
south Russia where General pctlurn
the ikrainn'u Rit-liolshc,ik leader
IS prugrsssi rapidly toward ki's
with view 10 cutting the railway
soutnWurd toward Odessa which
probably will have to be evacuated b>
the soviet forces The lkuGsiun Voi
unteci TROOPS under General penikin'
are closing in ON Odessa from M
northeast and the east aud , Is be-
licNed that the whole Hihrk sea cuus
soon VIII Zee out Of hulshcNik hands
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-14
JURY TAKES CASE
OF HENRY FORD VS..
CHICAGO TRIBUNE
Court, in His Instructions Says
Newspaper Has No More Right
to Freedom Of Comment Than
an Individual.

Mount Clemens. Mich. Aug. H.
The jury which fpr three months has
been hearing testimony and argu-
mcnts In Henry Ford's million dollar
libel suit against The Chicago Daily
Tribune. retired today To consider It's
verdict.
Judge James q. Tucker. instructing
the Jury said that the right OF fair
comment" is expected In tie case Of
Mr.. Ford. because his position as "A
great employer OF labor and entry -
a prOpagandist into 5he discussion Jf
preparedness question made him a
public character.
The Judge held that the newspa per
has no greater privileges IN making
comment than has an individual
The jury wus instructed further g.
dismiss the ease against the solomon
News Company which on "a purely
technical charge that 1t distributed In
Michigan 20s copies Of the Tribune
the alleged libeious editorial headed
Ford Is an anarchist was made "a
co-defendant
The Judge Instructed the plaintiffs
charges of pro-t;crmanism against
the Tribune ara Of a selfish Interest
In advocating Intervention la adeNico
had not been proven and tho jury
Toucbinr On the statements made
by Air. Ford In The course of his psc-
.iist urnparnttdy. the court said.
There h NO nbligation on tue mart
Of anv ritiy.n q, agree with auybody
elise ON nny subject ON eurth. whether
u a. the uresideut .eeretnr- Of slate
or vino. Evcry man mas l. right To
his own oplnlnns and convictions and
the right to advocate them in any
rensonsi,le waV. and the uurpose of
examining into Mr. Ford's mas been
so thev might picture TO YOU lust cN -
nctly whnt the man h. what his
views were. and whether the charac-
ter,zAtIon of him as an anarchist. or
az an Ignorant dealist WAS iiistiiiuble
nklug nf he term anarchist, 30
Judge Tucker said In part.
As To the meaning of the term
anarchist as used In Tins editorial
that * a matter for YOU to consider
and * on. OF the uucstiuns you must
ac,,ruine
"urdinarily spcaklng. the term an
archist would he expected to convey
to the mind of the ordinary render
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-14


Washington. Aug. if.-After two
Pur discussion today. the senate for
-En relations committee decided 10
biify Prealdcnt Wilson that II would
u on him AZ the White House at
y convenience to discuss the peace
faty.
The committee also decided 10 call
|fore II y. r. Williams. X X Horn
|ck and William c. Buiiitt who re-
'yned as advisors to the American
t'nce commission at Paris because u
~ been reported the disagreed with
|cisions by the conference.
4 motion TO call also Colonel
.ouse. General Bliss and Henry
4hiie. American delegates TO the
Pace conference was voted down.
TO s, Scnators McCumber. North
2akota. aud Harding Onto republi-
ne. voting with the democrats
In deciding to request conference
ith President Wilson on which there
ns no committee vote II was agreed
= at all Information secured from the
esident should he made public
There was no indication az the
|hito House when the president
|puld receive the committee. To in
iiiri"s Secretary Tumulty said:
We have no comment to make"
4 Speculation ut the capito' AZ to the
|lrpose OF the committee In re-
liesiing that the president receive u
volvod around the subject Of rcscr-
lions to the treaty and the league
',Vcnant Before the committee
Ifed II had been intimated at the
|hite House that the president hal
Ipt changed his attitude against res
.vations.
No date was fiNsd for r.-ouentua
1 te hearings with Mcssrs Built
illlams and others as witnesses
imc ~ those tn be called are not IN
rs country. hut will be Invited 20
tend AZ soon NJ they are available.
Of the bearings viii he open.
|hrirmhn Lodge announced.
The committee decided also 10 ran
b John g. Ifcrruron and Thomns =.
Hard. regarded as authorities On
tincso and Japanese affairs
In agreeing 10 call on the president.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-14
Threatened Renewal
of Stock Yards War
Is Averted Today

IhIcnRO, Aux. H. ThfeatP q
stockyards employees made last night
TO quit arbitration and -trike did not
materialize today and the hearing OF
the wage Demands made against the
packers went along smoothly before
Federal Judge Alexander. mediator.
II WIS expected that the arguments
of the men for increased pay would
ba complttad today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-14
e1oNNseeNSSNN~~N~AoN%4OOS0

Two Gctionl pariiciuuted in the
conference. one advocating the fur-
nation Of new party tn he known
Hs "thr American party and the
other headed hv former Senator
Joseph W bailey. urging refornia-
unn within the old orvtnYatlon.
Former Governor James ~ Fergu-
son delivered the keynote address to
tho faction terming itself the Amer
Jean parry" after which 4 set Of ptln-
ciples was adopted. 'Old time demo-
Gratis was the slogan taken by the
other faction. which was 10 hear for
mer senator Bailey late today,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-14
Shopmen at Work
in All Sections
Except at Chicago

InT0IEU. Mug TI"IWUTUNOlWNUI
i'm conditions brought about hy the
strike Of the Federated Railway shop
men was reported from an sections
affected hy the walkout started on
August O. IN the chicago district the
stronghold ~ the strikers. 4 vote WIS
under way today tu decide whether
the men should return tu their
benches OF remain out
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-14
onIoLE PLANE BADLY BUMPED.

Colorado SprlngR Colo. AIS. IA
The Curtiss Oriole alrplanc owned
by /. u Humphreys OF Denver was
badl, damaged today white attempt
iug 10 ris. from the Bruadmoor golf
course Erouds foi Tight to la Juntn
The propeller was broken and the
landing gear damaged but neither pil-
ot AieN t.cudrum nor meChanicinn
Iiud tieun ingtou. was injured The
accident was caused by running into
u bunker in q high wind The ma
chine was later loaded into truck
aud taken to Denver FOR repairs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-14
LOWE Actors May
Join Brothers of
Stage in Strike
ar ID .ttocIarrn rsla.

'hicagO. Aug. - Quiet rciguod
Ipday In the actors strike IN chicago.
binding decision loo the two suits
~ iulunrtlon tiled IN behalf of Woods
heater AMI the Palace Music hall
here attractions owned hN mrubrrs
the Producing Managers Associa-
ION are PLAYING
Master IN charrcry Zcislcr viii re-
4 oime the hearing of testimony in the
. Junction suits tomorrow. and Ia the
eauiimc ihc opposing forces are
.,aiiug under Hu armlstic".
Los Angeles Aug. IL Motion pict-
rc actors here have been showinL
|hclr sympathy with the striking ac-
|,rs Of tho Actors EuultV Association
eastern ciiics by donating funds
Boz the AID OF the strikers NJ onr
bottom picture studio. $1,000 was sub
'cribcd IN "a few minutes HLil. var
|,us individual stars ANA other moo
pom picture people have sent iu con-
iltttiOug
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-14
Ask President for
Report on Fund for
Relief in Europe

Washington, Aug if.-Prrsiden;
Wilson was asked IN resolution In
troduced today by Chairman Good Of
the appropriations COMMITTEES to re-
port TO the house what use was made
of the tt00. 600. 900 fund appropriated
by congress for relief Of the destitute
people OF Europe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-14
WILL LIMIT NUMBER
OF SALOONS IN JUAREZ

,IuarcE. MeN Aug 1.-THE num-
her of saloons IN Juarcz are to be
limited II was announced at the of
flee OF the state taN collector here
today Since prohibition became cf-
tective In the United states the num-
ber OF saloons In Juarcz have In
creased more than iO0 per cent
II rs also proposed to rcsulat" those
now operating through a 80 stem OF
slate and city taxation
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-14

Vienna. CTu,-da,l Aus. a. Giy The
Associated pt,sa1 a statement at.
tnrlNng England and Amoria, de
manding that Hungary hc united win
Humanht under k,ng Ferdinand and
threatening To utup Hungary if the
Eumnninn armN is forrcd To- Withdraw
from that cunutrv. has been present.
"d to Archduke Joseph head Of the
Hungarian government b, the author
ixed Rumauitn representative as Bud
upeSt. according to dispatches tc-
teiNcd here
The teNt Of the statement. according
TO report follows
There are $50 600 workmrn in
budapest Who ATE waiting for the
tuUa mans To- leave Hungary to TIM
mcdiatclv take the situation into thcir
own hands. which means the return
of Boishcvism. The hungarian gov
crnmeut cannot depend upon the en-
tcnte powers for assistance Tor thoSf
powers have withdrawn al thelt
troops lrom Russia. aud America h.
unwilling to sond single soldier. We
do not Trust the entente which wants
only 10 humiltatc us We are willing
10 Withdraw our troops. 10 necessary
starting Tomorrow morning but We
viii carry OFT everything and strip
the country iuHi aS Field Marshal
Mackensen did Rumauia"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-14
10 HOPE FOR RECOVERY
OF CHARLES P. DOWNS

~ Paso. Tex. Aug. li.-Aftcr re-
aiming consciousness Tor few min
tcs TO-DAY. charles bovine. telegraph
|ditor Of The Times lapscd into q
ate of coma ~ noon TODAY ana his
|ttonding physicians have little hope
II his recovery. ~" was run over 10y
street car Tuesday night
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-14
British Munition
Dump at Coblenz
Is Exploded Today

IOlOgnel Nus IL Urltlsh Wu-
milton dump At Kalk, an eastern sub
urb Of this city, exploded this morn
ing, killing - workers and iniuring
many IN the vicinity.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-14
ia N PHoENIN

Phocnix. Nriz Aus IL Max
imum temperature past 20 hours
no; minimum 81 Forecast for
state: Fair except possibly local
showers. south central portion
of state Not much change In
temperature.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-14
WASH|NGTON THREATENS To
CHANGE MEXICAN POLICY IF
OUTRAGES ARE NOT CHECKED

State Department Sent Note ON July 22nd Through
Mexican Ambassador, Indicating That Amer
lean Lives and Property Must Be Protected or
This Nation Might Be Expected to Adopt
New Course -Carranza Government Says in
Effect That Foreigners Should Keep Out of
Danger.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-14
Texas Unterrihed
Radicals Meet to
Rebuild the Party

Fort worth Tex. Aug a.
Many democrats of TEXAS.
dlssutisnsd with the present
democratic party leaders ind I
principles conferred here to-day
10 formulate plans for party
rcruuztructiuu-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-14
SENATE FORE|GN RELATIONS
COMMITTEE ASKS CONFERENCE
WITH PRESIDENT ON TREATY

wo Hour Discussion Results in Decision to Seek
Audience With Wilson, With Reference to
Reservations on Which Presidents Attitude
Remains Unchanged - Committee Votes
Down Motion to Call House, Bliss and White,
But Asks Others of American Delegation to
Appear.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-14
Threaten to
Strip Hungary as Did
Won MackenSen in Rumania

consequence OF the note sent to Hu-
mania hN the peace conference. ac-
cording 70 O. wireless dispatch rccc .vod
here from Vienna quoting newspapers
OF that city
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-14

continue 10 remain unsafe and these
murders continne " reason Of the
unwlllnrnesa or. Inability OF the Mex
lean government to AFFORD nfloquato
protection, MY government ,Aay be
forced TO adopt radical Inang1 IN
its policy with regard 10 Mexico.
Accept. slr. the renewed assur-
ances OF my highest consideration.
GEORGE r.. SUMMERLIN,
tsignedi ''Chnrge d'afairen'"
Doing the tscs lie Can.
The Mexican governments reply
which N lengthy one. sets out that
the Carranxa government IA doing the
best Il can TO cope with conditions IN
remote and Hpnraely settled regions
still affected ~ the results Of civil
war. ana suggests that Americans IN
those remote places come into popu-
tected. lettering tn r0bberica or
paymastcrs of oil.conpanies, the Mex
lean government declared the oil
compan nies hnd declined GUARDS for
them either On grounds that the pres
ence OF guards invited attack By ban-
dts, or that the guards niisbehaved.
Both assertions. the Mexican govern
ments note declared. are unfoundei
The McNlcrn government the note
further said has oficred TO reimburse
the robbed perspns for moneys lost
Nttn Nlot " nNri AoftuAtA-
New Orleans La. GUS. if.--Whnt
was believed by government officers
to have been plot TO overthrow the
carranza government OF Mexiro vas
disclosed here today with the srreef
Of Colonel Fernando viliars and Col
onel Augnstln Flores. former oiiicere
Of the Mexican federal army. and
Eucnriu Huertn. an empiofe OF the
Mexican customs house at Vera Cruz.
yaquis Auack Gussmas
NoRaiea AriE., Aug. lt.--Aaraud-
ers Numbering about 200 and nald to
be Yaqul Indians last sunday sttacs-
cd a suburb Of Guaymaa. one Of the
principal towns on the Western copst
vf Mexico and. killed one child. ac-
cording to traveicfs arriving today
.roin GuaynGs.
Troops iroln the Mexican fedcral
garrison pursued the marauders. XIII
lpg eight and wounding three.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-14

~ tat sasottAftu vRfss
Amsterdam Nut II Iium1nl1n
oops are about tp leave budapest in
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-14

DAILY WEATHER liIiHOIiT
Al the University at New McAicO
NintiIurt
For q hours ending -. m..
Highest temperature ....... HS
Lowest temperature .-.. .......'s
Daily range of temperature 20
Mean daily temperature. .... -
Rcntl,c humidity u D. ME-, ~
Relative humidity . 4. lh.,, a2
Precipitation ......,,.. t+....'
MnNlnum Nelo,iiN uf wind.
miles per hour ....-.. .... -
Prevailing direction .,. Variable
character %. day ....... .'lehr
State Weather.
Denver 'ulu. Aug H. Cen
orally fair tonight and Friday
cooler northeast portion Friday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-14
METAL MAmKEr.

New York. Aug. ii.--Bar silver.
ti.l9A.
Copper and iron unchanged.
Lcae nrn; spot 1886 bid, septem-
Der, ts.72at.7s.
spelter quiet. East st. Louis spot
F1f5 q 1855, Sept. fI.50G 7,sO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-14

Chicago -lieef seara medium an1
heavy. choice. fie.1s IA. tfe.l5i ne
dlgm, tisto 10 ffe.ss. 1icseip,s
fie. 600
Deaser- sso.so to sit.se- nsesipss.
ISsnaa. 1910 to .sis.oe ne
celpu. s.oeo.