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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-29
TESTS RADIO FOR TRAIN.
Delaware & lackaWanna Plans
to Install Wireless Phones
on Express Trains.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Syracuse. y. Y, Mar. 29.-Passen-
gers on the Delaware. Lackawanna anC
Western Railroad will while away tn,
lhcurs oc a tedious journey listening
TO radio concerts. or perhaps talking
to the folks at home. IL tests 10 be con.
Quoted soon on one OF the roads fast
est trains are successful.
The Lackawanna will install d
radio receiving set on the Cornell
Special which leaves Ithaca at 1885
p. ma and e IS hoped TO be able 70
pick up concerts hroadcasted from
Newark. Pittsburg and schenectady.
II the test is successful, road offi-
Gals said they will install sets on all
The fast trains between New York and
Buffalo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-29
WILSON DENIES PLACING
BETS ON HORSE RACES

William H. Wilson of 1912 Wash
ington street. proprietor OF a pool
room in Eden Hall. was arrested early
this morning by Police Sergeant Lew
is on a charge of being interested in
receiving and placing bets on horse
races When the case was called in
Municipal Court today, Wilson enter
ed q plea Of not guilty. and asked for
a continuance until tomorrow No
evidence was heard.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-29
ONE SHOTS ONE CUT.
Result Of . Row at Twelfth and Wal
nut Streets.

After John Showers, Negro. Of 1898
Hesld street. had been held in 5000
hail in Municipal Court today for a
hearing on charge of assault and
battery on John Cole. he in turn
swore out warrant charging Cole
with the same offense.
Showers was shot through the right
hand and Cole was cut about the face
in a quarrel at 1892 Walnut street
Monday night.
Another Negro. in the Homeopathic
Hospital with a bullet in his shoulder
refuses 10 talk or give the police the
name OF his asssilant.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-29
FINAL APPEAL FOR
FOOD AND CLOTHING

A final appeal for clothing. food
and whatever else can be spared has
been made by the Women's Commit
tee Of the Mayors Emergency Relief
Committee, which, if . decision made
AT a recent meeting OF the Mayors
Committee is carried out. will discon-
tinue It's activity at S25 Shipley street
on April !. The women wish TO get
donations together by that time. Mrs
Julia s. Ashbrook is in. charge
The women have 56S needy families
on their list. most OF whom receive
groceries twice q week. These families
will be left without this help when the
committees work is discontinued.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-29
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Grier.

Mrs. Anna NJ. Grier. bedridden with
paralysis for the past two years, died
last evening at the home Of her son,
John II. Grier, 1904 Van Buren, street
She was so years old and the widow
az Samuel II. Grier of Rising Sun, Md
She was n member of West Presby-
terrain Church. Seven children sur
vive, Amelia Of Philadelphia. Mrs
William Murray, North East, Md. and
Ralph William c., Elisha, John T
and l.. Franklin Grier all of this city
Grace A. GeiszIer.
Grace A. Geiszler died yesterday al
her home. 9l3 Chestnut street.
Mary II. Hutchison.
Mary II. Hutchison. 20 years old
died yesterday at her late home. eli
Clayton street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-29
ILLINOIS MINERS STICK;
NO SEPARATE AGREEMENT
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Chicago, March 29.-Illinois miners
will join the nationwide coal strike
set for April l, and there is no hope
of a postponement or of initiation Of
a separate state wage agreement,
Frank harrington, president of the
Illinois miners. told heads Of the
operators association in conference
here today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-29
Accused of Handling Liquor.

Laurence Cardenti was arrested this
morning by Traffic officer Adele.
charged with transporting liquor,
Cardenti. who was carrying n large
bundle wrapped In newspaper. when
|nccosted by Officer Adele, admitted
that it contained liquor. He viii b.
given a hearing in Municipal Court
tomorrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-29
The Time 10 Do IL.

When the fire engine is parked in
front OF your property-with streams
OF water being played on the burning
structure it's too late 10 think OF IN
sUrance.-The time 20 insure Is today.
CORTLAND E. Pierson Co. Odd Fellows
Building, can insure you against loss
by fire.-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-29
BANKERS SEEK PLAN
TO CHECK SALES OF
FRAUDULENT STOCK
Continued from page l

also have authority 20 pass upon their
character in The legitimate business
world with power 10 refuse 10 issue
such licenses. IL would do much TO
curb the activities Of Delaware hrokT
crs and saiesmen Of stocks
To this legislation the objection IS
made that Willie this would govern Del
aware citizens. IL would not prevent a
stock concern In Ohio sending letters
into the state and Offering stock fer
sale. While this fact Is admitted by
the bankers. il 10 shown that II the
citizens OF Delaware could be educat-
ed 20 the point where they would
hesitate or refuse TO buy stock from
any one except a Delawaresn or a
Delaware concern. the amount Of
stock sold by others would be 50 little
as 10 be hardly worth noticing.
Public Education.
The other chief plan is that OF edu-
eating the public to refuse 10 buy
stocks except upon recommendation Of
their banker. their bank. their at
torney. pastor or business men OF their
community.
Those who find flaws IN things
point &c the fact that there are those
/ in every community who will not deal
with banks because Ct some prejudice
They are only too glad TO listen TO the
willy and oily representations Of stock
statesmen. that they. the stock sales.
men could. according TO their state.
ments. sell TO banks. but will not. Theii
argument to their victim is that they
want them--their victim--to make III,
money from the stock. etc. al TIL,
sounds SO attractive 20 the sullibl,
that thousands Of dollars are inveigleC
from the pockets OF victims ever,
year. and seldom do the sales Of stool
materisliZe.
1t is this latter class Of citizens. {
is believed. that the advertisement!
in newspapers are more likely TO in
fuence than those who realize tn,
value OF the bankers advice.
II is not expected that the executiv,
committee Will do more than discus
these plans and others. and max,
recommendation 10 the Bankers As
ISOLATION for action at their semi
annual meeting in September.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-29
Individual Losers.

The Outlet store proper Is located
in the three-story building at 3O2
Market street and the four
story building adjoining at 304
Market street. together with a por-
ton OF the building on the corner. but
this latter structure is separate
building and Is partly used as an
apartment house. This structure was
not so seriously da maged by the
flames, but the interior OF the apart
ment house az No. : East Third street
a three story building with a gablec
roof and attic. was badly damaged
The fourth floor was vacant and 4
was there that the fire did the mos
damage. The rear OF this building /.
practically Quilted. OF the Quite
store Itself there is little left but tn,
four walls and a portion OF the floors
All the properties ruined or dana SeS
by tho fire are owned by Mrs. Samue
Greenbaum. whose home IS at 200
Boulevard. She could not be loca te,
this morning. but woman who sal,
she could speak for her. stated tina
/ she could not determine what he
: ~ NphA0 bt- NAAt EA i41AilC liza
each property was insured. bu
/ whether this was sufficient 10 cove
! the entire loss could not be determin
ed until after an examination Of tn
/ buildings.
The Outlet Company. + conccr
composed Of New York people. lease
the store property. None OF ther
were in Wilmington this morning, bu
they mad been notified Of the FIRE an
were expected here this afternoon
They in turn rented 10 var.ou
people the several departments in IA
store and these tenants conducted IN
business OF these departments.
On the first and second floors Of tn
building on the corner of Third an
Market streets. 500 Market, was III
Stylebuilt Clothes Shop. operated b
Morris & Son. The first floor wa
fitted up as mems furnishing stor
and the clothing department was O
the second floor. The first ECCr wa
lady damaged. together with IN
stock. by the smoke and water. Q
the second floor. however. there wa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-29
Miss Collett Wins Golf Title.

BY Associated Press 20 Every f.>-H'oC
Plnehurst, y. G.. Naroh ~. Miss
Glenna Collett. Of The Metacomet
Club. Providence. L. l., won The north
and south womens golf championship
today. defeating Mrs. NJ. j. Scanned
Of Cn!ontown. Pa, 4 and in the
finals.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-29

BY Associated Press 10 livery Evening.
Lawrence. Mass. Mar. 2s.-Wlth
more active picketing at the gates Of
the seven cotton mills. in which a
wage cut Of 20 per cent went into Of
feet Monday. there were many addi-
tons today TO the ranks of the strik-
ers. In all, about 10000 workers were
absent from their places.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-29
Rotarinns and Business.

Business Methods" will be the sub
3ect of discussion at the weekly
iuncheon-meeting Of the Wilmington
Rotary Club. in the Hotel du Pont to-
morrow. The topic Will be in charge
OF ]. Edgar Rhoads. A report OF the
Washington Conference will be given
by the club members who attended
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-29
Check That Cold
Right AWAY

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There are no harmful drugs. nothing
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-29
David Curlett the Nominee.

David Curlett OF du Pont road and
Junction street. and not David b. Cur
lett. as reported yesterday was nomi-
mated FOR commissioner OF Elsmere
TO be voted for at the election on Apri,
3.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-29
LIBERTY BOND QUOTATIONS.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
New York. March 29-Liberty bond
quotations at noon Three and half's.
$500: first 4's. $3.50: second As. 9S.S2;
first AIS. $3.50; second AVS. 1882;
third 4l.'s. 1850; fourth AS. 1854;
Victory 3As. 100.O4: Victory 80 5.
1OO.84
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-29
Josiah .Maryers Car Stolen.

A Ford automobile belonging to
Josiah Marvel was stolen from in
front OF the High School last night.
The machine is valued at $500,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-29

The Union National Bank has de-
clared a quarterly dividend OF 4 pei
cent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-29

The news on the classified pas
Will interest you, too.-Adv,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-29

Try an Every Evening want ad.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-08-31
The Mardi Gras Mystery
By
H. BEDFORD-JONES


Germ to which you persuaded your
precious father to sell some Of Miss
Ledanois Bayou landp Remember the
real estate company to which you per-
suaded him to sell her st. Landry par
ish property You had interests In
both concerns; don't imagine you'd
care to have your share In those trans
actions exposed. Further. entirely
understand your indignation over my
getting rid Of this stock before the
crash, and 1t III becomes you to assume
any such attitude"
Malllard glared at him for a long
moment, a red tide of rage flooding
and ebblng from his heavy counte-
nance. Then, mastering himself, he
turned away without further speech.
Leaving Hammond to take the car
home, Gramont headed for Canal
street to mlngle with the carnival
crowd and revel In his new-found
sense Of freedom. Now that he was
his own master, he felt like new
man. With boyish abandon he
tramped the streets merrily exchang-
AHS JNeto anu ouuNtS
bladderblows. laughs and kisses. Mad
ness and reckless gayety were In the
very air, and Gramont drank deep Of
these youthful tOnlcs. When at last
he wandered home to his pension, he
was footsore, weary. disarranged and
tousled-and very happy. The wine
of human comradeship is n good wine.
That evening the Comus ball, the
most exclusive revel OF the most ex-
elusive aristocracy of the southland,
crowded the edifice In which 1t was
held to capacity. Here evening dress
was prescribed for all the guests. The
Krewe of Comus alone were masked
and costumed, in grotesque and mag
nlficent costumes which had been In
the making for months. The Krewe
Is to the South what the Bohemian
club Is to the western coast, with the
added enhancement of mystery.
Despite the revels of the Krewe,
hovever-desplte the glittering jewels,
the barbaric costumes, the music, the
excitement-an indehnable air OF re-
greet, almost of sadness. pervaded the
entire gathering. This feeling was
something to be sensed, rather than
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-08-31

observed definitely. Some said, after
ward. that II was a premonltion OF
the terrible event that was to happen
this night. Wrongl 1t was because,
for the first time In many generations,
the COmus ball was held In one of the
newer public buildings instead OF in
its accustomed place. Everyone was
speaking OF It. Even Malllard the
banker, that cold man OF dollars, spoke
uneaslly Of 1t when Gramont encoun-
tered him In the smoking room.
at doesn't seem like Comus." said
Maillard, with vexed frown. "And
to think that we had just finished re-
decorating the opera house when II
was burned down. Comus will never
be the same again."
IL didn't know you could feel such
emotion for ruined building, Mail
lard" said Gramont, lightly. The
banker shrugged a trife.
Emotion No. Regret None OF
us, who has been brought up in the
traditions OF the city, but regarded
the French Opera house as the center
OF all our storied life. You can't I'M
derstand 1t, Gramont; no outsider
can. BY the way, you haven't seen
Bob1 He's In costume, but he might
have spoken TO you"
Gram0nt answered In the negative,
with a slight surprise at the question.
1t was not long before he came TO
comprehend more fully just what the
loss Of the old French Opera house
meant to the assembly. He heard com
PARSONS made on every hand, regret
full illusions, signs for the days that
were no more.
This present building, to be sure,
was one OF the city's finest, up to date
in every way, with an abundance of
rOom-and yet everyone said that Co
mus would never be the same. About
the opera house had chung the romance
OF many generations. About It, too,
had clupg the affections of the people
with a fierceness beyond reason. More
famous buildings had been allowed to
go to ruin, like the Hotel Royale, but
the opera house had been kept in re-
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-08-31
CHAPTER vll-continued.


very well. Do not plan TO wear
any jewels. Lucie. have a set to
lend you for the occasion--no, not a
gift, merely a loan for the sake of
Ccmus. They are very nice pearls;
little old fashioned, because they were
mounted for the Princess de Lamballe,
bnt you will find that they fit in ex-
cellently with your gown. I'll bring
tbem with me when call for you"
And I'll tender fitting thanks then.
One thing more: Henry Gramont Is
Going to see you after luncheon,
think--On business. And | want you
10 be nice to him. Uncle Jachln."
Most assuredly." said the other,
dryly. ~ should like to be associated
IN business with that young man. The
firm would prosper"
Smiling, she hung up the receiver.
Ten minutes later, when Gramont
md Miss Ledanois entered the wait
ihg car, Hammond saw the boxes that
fhey carried. He stood beside the
open door, paralyzed, his eyes fas-
tened on the boxes, his mouth agape.
ITO the post office, sergeant" said
0ramont, then affected to observe his
stupefactlon. "Why, what's the mat
fer?"
Hammond met his twinkling eyes,
nhw the laughter of Lucie, and swal-
lowed hard.
~ "I-er-nothlng at all, cap'n," he an
SEVERED, hoarsely. "A-little chokin'
spell, that's all. Post Office? Yes,
tir."
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-08-31

The reason a man scratches his
head when puzzled has never been
satisfactorily accounted for by scien
lists
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-28
v DUBLINE CHYSTA Sc BITVA.
REPUBLIKANI HODLAJf UDERITI
MA POVSTALCE,
TITO Sc ZATARASILI We FOUR COURTS BUDOVE,
KTEROU BUDOU HAJITI
BULLETIN:

Londyn, 2S. cervna. Dubnska depese ku Evening
Standard nekolkahodnnem bOj povstaecke Vol
sko irske pod veenm pukovnika Rory OConnora zacna
stupovati Bva povstaci pravidelnym republican
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STAVKA VYPUKNE ma |. CERVENCE.
DELNfCI v ZELEZNICNfCH DfINACH
HOTOVI ZANECHATI PRACE.
MZDY DIE NEDAVNEHO ROZHODNUTf
ZELEZNICNf RADY

Chicago, 27. Podle vseho 400 900 zamesnan-
zeleznicnch dlnach vde stavku pfisti sobou
pfistoupi drhy pozadavky uni, B. M. jewell
mesel dnach, oznamil dnes vecer telegram t. DeWu
Cuylerov New Yorku pedsedov Sdruzen zeezncnich
konnych dredniku.
Ably pfedeso zastaven prace prav ultimau dra-
ny muse uvo gnorova posedn rozkaz zelezncn pra-
covn rady Spojenych Stau jmz povoeno bylo
100000 rocn mzde zamestnancu dinach museji obnovt
jste pracovn podmnky jez zeezncni zrusa musel
upust cd systemu die nehoz nekere
c ktef nepodehal prvomoci zeezn6n
Jewel-ovo 'posedni sovo' nepochybn6 ucnio stavku
neodvratnou nebo sava vem ma pravdepodobnost by
drahy vazn6 uvazovaly jeho pozadavcich.
Telegram, podepsany Jewelem, imene sekce (sekce
srojnk) odboru zamestnanc zeleznitnich dilnach
Amercke Prace ein povsechne oznamen re osa
vadnm scitani stavkovnch hasG ukazao denictvo
obrovskou vetsnou hasue savku Nesou vsak udany
zadne cislice scani hlasi nebylo dosud dokonceno
Acko vsechno nasvedcuje, re rovnez 100000 delnikd
zamestnanych tratich mdze vy stavku protestu
pro snizeni mzdy ez ve planost sobou Jewelldv
telegram nemuvi jech jmenem Ncmene vsak E. F. CRADLE
hlava organace denik pracucch trach, ez ma svdi
hlavni stan Deroitu by Chicago dny s1castnii
conference Jeweem ktere bylo vydno ultmatum.
Stavkovn rozhodnuti po dvoudefch konferencfch byo
pry chvaleno ses pTedsedy mezinrodn unii ez tvofi
mechanickou sekci odboru zeezncniho delncva.
Zpravy Detrotskeho hlavnho stanu sekcnich delniki
kde scitanf stvkovnch has znane z pokroco sou tom
smysu re tito d6nici hlasui vekou vetsnou pro savku
Urednic un mali ddver re svkovn vyzva vyvoa
em6r 100000 muzG jich zamesnanf Byo oznameno,
acko kerkove sgnan zfizenc nehlasuji stavce mohou
zanechat prace nekterych zeleznicich.
Philadelphia, 27 cevna. = Dnes bylo zde oznameno
Pennsyvanskou drahou k dohodnutf snizen mzdy
dopeo mezi spravou zminene zeeznce zvoenym zastup
ci jeji 42500 zamesnancG Pennsyvanska draha nebya
mez onem iez zaday zelezncni radu nadzen snfzeni
mzdy decva nybrz daa prednost vyiednavani svymi
vlasnimi denky, nmz dohoda mzdov6 skale
Mich podmfnkach.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-28
NADEJE MA SVOLANi 3PORADY.
JEST PRAVDEPODOBNO, zE ZASTUPCl HAVfRO A
TEZARU SEJDOU Sc We WASHINGTONU.

Washington 27. 6ervna. - Ackoi dosud neni to jsto
jest vice nez pravdepodobno re zasup stavkucich hav
tezaru sejdou Bilem Dome vada bude podet
teto konerenc TTeba re nyni enich m6scich vere
most 81 neuvedomuje vaznost suace, nedostaek uh
privodt veke utrpenf ZINE do znacne mry ochromi
pr1mysl nebudei stavka brzy skoncovana.
st. Clairsvie o.. 27 cervna. - Jeden muz byl zabt a
diva poranen, kdyz stavkaf neb lde mimi sympatsuc
padli auomobil vezouci delnky do mekeho dou blize
Lafferty.
Chicago, 81. cervna. Generalni navladni Brundage
pravi re vojska dosud jest Teba Hern ochranu
nych savkokazG nemocncch Cd nichz ocekava
il ddleze svedectvi pf vysetrovan krvepro pozdejsim
procesu.
Pittsburg, 27 Gervna. Dr. c. P. Conneley pennsyl
vansky komisar prace prGmysu napsa vddcdm dvou d
srkt Spojenych dGlnich denik Sdruzeni t6za nabid
sv6 suzby ako prostrednk urovnan stavky Navrhu
e, ably spoleGna schGze konala V Pittsburgh
Wilkes Barre, Pa, 27. cervna = Skaovy vybor uhoko
p tvrdouheneho pasma ackol spnomocn6n by referen
dem prohlas suspendovan prace stavku oro ani2
by podnik neakych krokG omto po obdrzen tee
Cd Johna L. Lewse, predsedy haviiske
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LondVn, %. GerYna.

Londyn, % 6ervna. DepeSe odeslane Dublina po
punoc nasv6dtu re uok budovu Four Courts voskem
pravidene repubkanke armady bude zahaen lee vGdce
povstac6 puk Rory OConnor podrob by ultmau vady
nemz zadano jest vykzeni budoy behem n6koka hodn
Meztim muzstvo O'Connorovo zasobo terstvymi po-
travinam selo sv6 zaseky osnateho dratu pulnoci
jail trhat zulove dazebn kameny koeie poulitn rahy
nchz savd barikady. Vec mezi ob6ma frakcemi rske
repubikanske armady DE- - - s.
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RUSOVE PROSADILI SVOU.
MA HAAGSKE KONFERENCI BUDE Sc NAPRED
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Rusov6 upus cd seho pozadavku Janovske Fonfe
renc kde cheli billondoarovou pGGku nyn zadaif al
Very pro ruskou vladu.
Livinov prosadil ze otazce lveru bude ednati
pred. Dospelo nahledu re bude epe kdyz vyho
vi nez ably hned pocaku vypukla Jezto Rusove
mali jenom tri deegaty odeprel rozde RUNE pod
komse enom edna komse mze konati zasedani senou
dobu.
Kdyz Avenazzo predseda uverove komse, formalne po
zadal LtvnOva, ably vysvetll ruske pozadavky
temu penez potrebuie jak budou vynaozeny Lvinov
odpovede fka naped chce ved zdal Rusko zska i've
ry neb
Ma argumenty zastupc zapadnich mocnost re jest nut
aby obchodnici NELL dvdru Rusko, odpov6del re OBJ
chodnci kefi by Rsku zboa proda dosta by zapaceno
Cd svych vad uver Rusku poskynuych udz oazka d1
very vubec nepada vahu
Hilton Young, bricky deegat podotkl tomu, re Rusko
nem6ze pomysle obnoveni obchodnch vztah ciznou
pOkud 81 nezska duveru Zahrancnich obchodnch kruhd
zitfesm zasedan konference Litvnov vysv6tli, 81
pfedstavuie pod t6m "1very', iez Rusko pozadue.