St. Louis Post-Dispatch
October 25, 1901

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Him. sn ork “ ‘MOST OF THEM WERE GIRLS oe i ee, ii ee 7 . : MICHIGAN WOMAN conquERED|+ UJ iW) EieithhMaie@ i. @iMegs 9 [|WORE RESPIRATOR AND pire OGRAD ‘MANY KILLED BY LEAPING T0/ 0° wrwoeeg P\ A i Lee ee Ve ae et ee MOVEMENT MADE C | THE STREET. & : ! a ; hag Ze : F oo | Fis . _ E LEAR oe cee A ee : : Blaze Damaged the:ftgek of the Com- | wuwr To saNTIAGO THE MOMENT) | Slor'ss that 3S ————_—_—_—— ee | : P] Th a ae S eto +. 3 de 2 GS. pwd Te ‘ : ee | | {Wall Collapsed While the Fire Escape mei ree Hundred Feet Over the | mee & ee So 3 3 ‘Re pany $65,000 and “Loss to the HE LEARNED THE SPAN- — $ meted in thin meateee ng Cataract in Niagara River = , ee ie 3 | 3 o Building Is Estimated . IARDS WERE THERE. . || 42y council of war. _ ‘Was. Crowded With Men and xs | Bi a = wie 3 : . and Cam Out 2 ss = aka Mz eS Le: 3 re > f Y Bos Sot a we : he s hy ile which these . Women Struggling to Reach : aes oe ' e. Os . : : aa at $1000, Phas Sa ‘manders Sigsbee, harmed by Her Feat | oe ie | at oi ght i aan | r ee wae the Ground. . he ae Ee wend eo? ae 3 | ‘| Fireman Charles Holland:-pppetrated: | thick- | Special to the Post-Dispatch. | a ee ae ee : ee Oe ie est of a fire in Samuel © . Wootenivire Co. DEFENDS PLAN OF BLOCKADE PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 25, 3 p. m.—Short-| NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y., Oct. 25.—Mrs. fe a fad a Fo A ge rs ser Friday morning clad tw 4&4 » Be headgenr i ly before 3 o’clock the men at work in the | Anna Edson Taylor of Bay City, Mich., has i iar a ion oe ae ae ua’ 2 i _ similar to that worn by isi: me is : ruins unearthed four bodies that could not | established a world’s record. She went . ; —— : eae" a ae ee. "eats Seats Pe ae 4:20 The Attack on the Colon Was Made | be identified. They were taken to the over Horseshoe Falls in a barrel and came | ¢ ae oleae aa ee "Pe. , ‘om ie bitne are was wet. ae santa ates wes Pri Uy. : | “: “4 ‘™morgue. It is stated at 3.o’clock that 24] out alive and elmost entirely uninjured. 0S me Gee Ls, ae ee 9 pews of fard figiting: " p the part of Chief Swing- et) , oo ul epg ead acm poennes She would not try it again for a million bi ee “eV ~ ad 9] ate men. Siok | tigi: cama ASS : a5 elsewhere, it was PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2.—A fire, in dollars, she says. — Oe at etic mes 5 ee ea - seeding ages: 3452 e. which, the police say, 17 persons lost their | She would rather stand in front of a can- ae . ak _ + re ‘ = the Spaniards would lives, many more were seriously and per- non, knowing that, it would blow her to es PB. a a . See : -& = ne pevial to the Post-Dispat the right time,’ 7 ' ~ 2 ee Yi ra il a ee x ad eS ee ee Y : fae : le eee - Miew Gitally injured’ obcorréd today in the pieces. 2. ue ali he ge. f le peRs Pee ; WASHINGTON, Oct. %.—-The man who explaining why he. thor it Cr heart of the business section in the city.| “®@t makes hcr feat all the more re- : ; . per gn & ae following graphic description of bis’ ‘re entegie : : was not et Gantiago,’ 6 me, The nine-story building at 1219 and 1221] ™4TKable is the fact that Mrs. Taylor is 60 ih ae _ en ee: tae S » 9 | the heart of the Maines: gee for his retrograde movement. — @ Market street, occupied by Hunt, Wilkin- years old. | - a : ay . —_— Fresg? ) a aoe be PPR SOE Es | son & Co., upholsterers und furniture deal- Dewey naval court. She is a school teacher, and came here gt a msi . re. er Se k mye Ya ers, and two unoccupied buildings at 1223|7e°ently. She was born at Auburn, N. Y., ae gg G@y.4 Sage .; shee . | mm _ BY CHARLES HOLLAND. | ‘Phe admiral was prompt in his arrival at | . and 1225 Market street. were destroyed. and is a graduate of the Albany State Com- . Go er nent" iettaailiendl eee we Going into the heart of a big fire with aithe courtroom this morning and notwith-} Many other buildings were damaged, and mercial School. ; ae ct ae al | a a ‘respirator on your head ‘tno pleasure out-|standing the strain of yesterday appeared | the loss is estimated to be upward of $500,- Mrs. Taylor’s performance, which is with- eh stelle sna ee ae aa +3 : 1 tinge ey : fresh and in good condition for the work } 000. out parallel in the history of adventure in ‘ — > The Cupples fire was a-hard one to go before him today. _ The three members of ‘ The fire started at 10:30 o'clock. It is sup- | COnMection with Niagara River and Falls, | | FIREMEN HOLLAND AND PLACKE AND THE RESPIRA nobody nosis Sate ane phere fount on Fotiomane ts ae posed to have been caused by an explosion | ¥2% Performed Thursday afternoon in the The cut. shows .the unique apparatus which Fireman Holand 9 | 4 td . ermtrance (0. 30 rem of benzine or naphtha, which, with other | PreSence of several thousand spectators. * penetrated the flames in Cupples Woodenware Company Friday (ferning Ne eee ee ont roy og. Bs H- room wall ¢ maieriais used in the manufacture of furni- The Horseshoe Falls are on the Canadian . Fireman Placke who pumped the air which kept Holland alive. @ went. up. 7 frves of se es. | ‘iteelf that. it ture, ‘eam stared (0 the cellar. ‘The flames side of the river, rugged and more turbu- Photographed for the Pe There was @ epcat eto . full-of boxes, In telling ‘his story of the battle of San- ys a (wotto 4 5 Well, me a bint w® the elevator shaft, and in:leas than lent than Niagara Falis. The descent is| @—« —o—+- Ho barrels and crates and with the smoke in-/| ¢ to the Court, _ eee gn cea are facts. @ voee) i ig five minutes every one of the nine floors about 300 feet. It was over this mighty - +----- ete: Sp TA “ee ere Cn DEORE “pH that Oe Used tee works. | Capt. Lame. «3 not wu stand this of the structure was ablaze. precipice that Mrs. Taylor plunged, to what y in the midst of It or Keep \crour getting: Joehy ‘was maki pera FEE. for the a. ¢. The only thing to do was to take the an argument, | his chai eS and There were 320 employes, men and women, | 8©¢med to be certain death. +— o-oo @_@—_ 6 0 o + @ | : ag son. respirator. I chucked the big trap over my the president of the court was Agee Chet ee at work in the different departments at the No w i ; ager inspired her, no reward tempted MRS, TAYLOR BRAVING HORSESHOE | head. Fred Placke started the pump at da th “acason.” he sarian have ot etn. time. Those on the second floor were the : first to see the flames. Instantly there was = It was a freak of her own fancy. She ur “ eS @ wild rush for the fire escapes, but owing | 9"!¥ longed to be able to say to the world: the window and the other boys reeled Of| heen more than grati y_ the | Schley was not givi to the highly inflammable nature of the; “I did it! 1 accomplished ible! seaicinds Oa atalnclad edieemmeashaneiameniiaieiieasenaiaita sseneaiaaanaiatandannaliaeiadnemanetiedall S Selinaan a the hose line as I went back. J) whith faced himself and the two @ simply testi Beka NYA poe, oy SO ee Se. ae ot ee nabs a A man in a place like that is at the . tru : . After | pets 3 ¥ me OES “Ree mercy of the man Who runs the pump andy; : material used by the firm, the blaze spread/] ph i with remarkable rapidity, dealing death to! ave conquered the great falls! of any accident which may happen be~, tween him and the pum | the unfortunates as they made frantic but! Preparations test danger 7 that the man a unsuccessful efforts to escape. One woman @ grea the pipe will let a blast of smoke ous to gain admittance. leaped from one of the top floors into Mar- for the Plunge. ket street and was instantly killed. Anoth-| And so she did. Never before tis @ hurman the pipe y le a ¢ ; Fa Ry snto the pipe, Cad ese Tickets for all the reserv seats had came through the , it would be all] been issued before the court was called to ‘oft with the man at other end order today, and an hour before that time 1 If anything should drop onthe pipe, and| there was not an unreserved seat unoccu- cut or it, the regylt Would be t pied. same. The tees in the respmator wo Browned and grizzied by years of be cut off air, and unié@s he c sailing in all seas, the hero of San i j make his » of m presented a stri'sin appearepes. clad in }he owar flocatec tin 4, «| the uniform of his Ta d re yao # . or a 4 ie: 2 a eee are oer a eg . Pig ‘e at f te ° an en, atid the man at the J eriee. and confused his detractors by ; fleet’ wa shut B the ths er was roasted to death as she was de- bel scending the fire escape in the rear of the ng gone over this: mighty cataract and Aen aages tT others er jum [a lived to tell the story. from the fire escape and.were ed. vei; 3 , _others who leaped from windows were en nlf crossed it on wires, men have picked up living, but they died onsthe way |5“2™ the rapids, others have crossed it in o the hospital. 3 a bomt and others have’ even braved the Many Buried | } Whirlpool, but never before has the cataract in the Ruins spared a single being who toyed with its ‘ gigantic power. Paved 3 spesere escape. was filled with the) ...are: Taylor made careful preparations ‘pa en men and women, the Wall/¢.. ner feat. Bh . , e had constructed a bar- collapsed and eight persons are known , rel especially for the occasion. It is six to have been buried in the ruins. A few] feet long. slightly larger at one end than minutes later the front wall fell inward,|@t the other. Attached to the smaller end and it is not known whether any bodies| Were heavy weights, to hold it in an up- off the smoke with.a valve recital of the facts. was somew 1 off the air for the timethbet he face of the famous “applicant” give facts relating to Field's is taking his chances if pu ; little indication of the mental strain under | his‘own impression of ft in his mind. _- psa pirator * and would ‘only o it insa | which he must have suffered since the in- On May 31. after the bom of tie.) «72 great emergency. | vestigation’ began. It is a strong face, | Colon and after Capt. Cotton had gone for 1 can’t tell how far I went into the big | with deep lines on the forehead and about Mole St. Nicholas with a ee to So wareroom where the fire was, but it was{the nose. His eye is clear and at times partment upon that subject, Admiral § aes 200 feet, one way and another, and I don’t| they. fairly sparkle as he seems to be testified that he sent Nunez, the ‘ be tS think I turned any more corners than was|a@gain enacting the stirring scenes of the ward to communicate with the ae necessary. war. Nunez landed ear sons were prabasty burned to death be-| traps. These were placed over the wvo- fore the-wall collapsed. When the firemen|™ans shoulders, to keep her head from reached the rear of the buiiding. which | ®triking the top. faces on Commerce street, a small thor- Mrs. Taylor and her barrel were rowed oughfare, they found the street literally into the upper river near Port Day by two piled up with the victims, who had been} >0Oatmen engaged for the purpose. After carried down by the falling wall. These|Setting into the barrel she removed most were hastily conveyed to the nearest hos-|0f her garments, which were placed in pitals. the bottom. Over her head she oe a pil- At 1 o'clock the fire is still burning but | !OW, clasping her hands about it. Then the is under contro]... top was replaced and made secure. A new eight-story building at 1217 Mar- he two boatmen, both familiar with the ket street, as yet unoccupied, prevented |CuUrrents of Niagara, set the barrel adrift. the spread of the flames to the eastward,|. Several thousand people were watching. in which direction they were bluwn by the It was soon moving rapidly, straight toward Otherwise the cit 4t-| the heavy current of the rapids. piper - oe Sey woud “Rave wi When it struck the first incline it sat upright, bobbing like a cork, making di- veral business houses on the south side | rectly for the curve of the falis. of Market street were badly scorched, but| A hundred feet from the precipice it not seriously damaged. swung gracefully into smooth water on the Canadian side, moving rapidly. Flames Spread On. on it went, with thousands of eyes , strained upon it, to e very brink, and With Rapidity. finally plunged over the watery precipice Ejye-witnesses say the flames spread with roe hey mk hry mates, ta. She water, 300 mar , eet below—into waters which n uman Ae 5008 ma grid Soe ee ale See Dae rer pean. into dangers which no ’ “~{human mince as comprehended, into the nigh, excelsior and other haighly inflam-| very blackness of darkness, alone with mable material was used by the firm. Em-| her thoughts, her life in her hands. forte who started down che fire escape in Silence fell upon the multitude of watch- he rear of the building before the fiames| ers. All bejieved they were in the pres- were visible from the street were compelled | ence of death. : to jump before they had traveled two}. The plunge was made at a point 200 feet because of the flames breaking | from the curve of the horseshoe on the ae hale the om . . : Canadian side. e rst remen who arrive on the scene devoted their energies entirely to the The Cataract work of pe. Siete were. sprea yr the Swallowed Her. t and rear o e building: ai.d some i jumped were saved in shes , For two minutes there was a silence that A women a om Pe of the win- could be felt. dows o e Market street front, but the! Then the barrel re smoke blinded her and she missed the net,| 1; emerged from the wean striking the pavement.and dying instantly. e base of the mountain In the pre wal = syvy tO w , Temped of mist and shot down into the river, com- from one of. the stories caught on the {ing to the surface sey ‘ fire escape at the third story and the flames, |, ,.. eral Rundred' feet ‘be bursting from. the window, burned her body ‘ to a crisp in almost a minute. Two men,| That was only for an instant. Vanishing | one white and one colored, emerged from |again, it dived into the surging current. A} the fourth story and stood on the fire es- | few seconds later it rose to the surface near cape with the flames all around them. the great rocks on the Canadian side. The white man danced g haggo down, and The Maid of the Mist, the little boat that t t much through the bi Schley is not dramatic in his manner, but | miles west of Santiago, and joining some of. mS aver in the respirator. Vhee cenvincing. Her slurs no one, but on any|the Cuban insurgents, went into the ean on the outside and the steam of your | disputed eS Bn pag bag — Mos atin = = | ° stating wha e fully Oo ation o breath inside blur and dim everything. whole truth, concealing nothing. ships In the harbor. When the court adjourned yesterday, he | Admiral Schley, “‘to the com In Dense Smoke had cbvered most of the points of the ~——$ with that information.” a revious to the beg e San- Half an Hour. tage Piockade, leaving that blockade, the | Explains the I kept talking constantly to Placke, tell- | reconnaissance of May 31, the battle off Backward Movement. ~—— ' Santiago, and the famous loop of the ws ing him how fast to pump, until I got back Brooktyn yet tobe told o@. The witness then retur od to t ouching : into the thickest ‘of the. smoke, where the The court pays the closest attention to grade movement, mon bay \ tis | question of the retrogra mo | s ] 4 f by the witness. fire was. Then I told the boys where tojevery word spoken by e the Merrimac had broken down, the sto tod is the climax of the trial. y ie ment was not made to t nessed es the greatest conflagration in its history. : , bring the line, and they came:on with the hose as near as they cotld come: Schley Thoroughly cowess > o'aeck, ,te4 ale mecthesows' apg sand i “Fy considerable culty in it was nae smoke pare once ages , ” ice Self-Possessed. to her. The hawser arted abo | seemed to'center in the big: barrels of y AS was the case on yesterday, Admira!/ that night when it was a ie aA and string: * 1-guess I-was back in the heart | goniey was thoroughly self-possessed, and | t@in Yh sane ve heh ot ic gn eS ee | wre” 3 of the smoke half an hour, Then it‘got so ; , some four hours to break outa s ' +3 ; 0 ge 7: mee , ' that the other boye could come nearer with he again spoke cleafly and distinctly, 80/sger The ship at that time was » “ly “a 4 open . eat, sayin t was so (Se red to be bereft of dis reason. The | plies below the falls, attempted to recover ed to rescue Mrs. Taylor. ee oe ae re PB gc Bey peu a i matter entirely of recollection, | ¥F® exhausted and tne Gocthes had'pa ong {| toreme Ok, Crs a Mine : eet *| mended that on fod, ee . cataract. are under it. If such is the case, the per-|Tright position. Inside of the barrel are | etre colored man stood for a few seconds and | the barrel, but the rocks were too forbid- Pe, SIE Ne Ea then jumped to his death below. The white | ding. ~—o—_+—_2-—_0---2—_9—__9—_0— & 000 > 0-0-0 0-0-0 *—o—* > : and a good recollection—I was. man stood on the fire escape until he was| Boatmen on the bank tried with ropes | pore. See ane aeeey > SOen “Were you present or do you know that ations be suspended. “overcome and then fell to his death in the | and poles to haul the-barrel in, but all in| t0..Pleces, than take another trip over the | ra) cut and overcome with smoke; Jaques An-|eych messa was delivered to the cOM-| The Blockade street. There was no fire escape on the | vain. falls. I was whirled about like a top, and | 0 gelo, foot bruised and twisted. San tin-anae. and if so, by whom de- front of the building, and all employes| The barrel and its human weight were at|the water seemed to come in on me. in livered ?"’ of Santiago. | | rushed madly to the rear. ee meney of the uncontrollable current. rs ag | ep I nerd Mantly xe Poaegcnays ee ‘ heat have no npeoltecties of ate, navin been! Here Admiral Schley brought his ra : rown her t t“only of preven 7 oe elivered to the commander-in-chief.” ee? ) Identification 0! rocks, It was caught’ bya a ree frome stri ing the top of the barrel. Once, yle, Now in Jail, Was, 46 9 The judge-advocate then exhibited the | tive ot to oe and he said in | - ; and whirled ‘ é , 1 seemed to lose My Senses. | “ log of the Vixen and asked the ness to/| connection that ordes of the Dead. falls* eround tn’ the dirsetion of neh T Sesuiche panies three times. I made the-trip However, Carefully and Cor FAIR AND WARMER THE CRY examine it and deternfine whether there of the depintinian pont st hapten ss ‘Only three of the dead have been identi-| A few minutes later it floated into calmer | Voluntarily, but I would not do it again for rectly Married. was any entry there to indicate that the ate 08 @ meget fied, as follows: waters. Ropes were thrown out by eager |@ million dollars, I don't ‘know how I can : | Hicher T vessel had performed this service. He said | Prese e Spanish fleet at Santiago | | SUSAN GORMLEY, aged 42 years, died | hands, and the barrel was pulled ashore. | thank you all for being so kind to me. Special to the Post-Dispatch. Dr. Hyatt Predicts gher Tempera-/there was one entry, which showed that/as more of a suggestion than @ mandatory | at hospital ‘ Pye) & Cheers went up from the throngs in the Mrs. Taylor has climbed mountains; she; BALTIMORE, Oct. 2.—A check for d Conti d Prett on July 2 there was a distribution of mail/order. He cons that C ony R distance, but they were drow crossed the Atlantic four times and | ¢ . ved b ture an ntinue y by the Vixen, and this, he said, showed | take a little while to get back in any event, FRED WHITTINGTON, 30 years, died on rowned by thej has crosse $5, which proved to be worthless, was the es way to hospital roar of the waters, the Gulf of Mexico seven times, and has ; a Skies that she had made a trip up and down the, Also, he repeated that the mm Tr HENRY mA, SPARROW, ‘died on way to Rh ad hands tugged at the top of the! traveled otherwise. She owns a cattle se get ey oe eo a eae ' errs Ea A aE 8 et SEE hs mdnsever, Wout be to hospital. Taylor, Wet ned et Was sawed off. Mrs, | ranch in Texas. Church, for marrying Charles B. Coyie,| Fair weather will continue Friday night) Clio! geiced Capt. Lemly. 7) — ming: and half drownea st Stunned, frightened| Coming so soon after the fate of Maud/aged 23 years. The minister, however, is and Saturday, accord-| ““«parly im the evening,” he replied. “I| He had arrived with Dolly Cramer, supposed to be killed. ing: rowned, stood upright, exclaim- | Willard, ‘who lost her life in attempting} only one of a number of persons who have ing to Dr. Hyatt’s!| should say in the first dog watch _ Santiago at about 7 0° Page : Wm. Shields, assistant foreman “Hay to pass the rapids in a barrel, September | received bad checks from Coyle, who is now S =. ‘ “Why d it was in thie tch?” of Engine Company 17, blown off ladder; eA thiglly gone aves the falls?’ 7, Sire. pays © — has de eg = pro- | janguishing in jail. Oo ee t Friday morning bulle- Why do you say n that watch? then was alive was sent by/ found impression here, and she con- ; concussion of the brain; 20 scalp wounds; tin. ; -gondition critical. megaphone to the nearest watchers, and tinually the center of a wondering group. The doctor announ- poepenee te oT ban LP gg beg» phy’ oseph Toner, hoseman of Engine Com- | “4,2 ® Cheer went up. Many adventurous men and women have " dik pany Al: inhaled smoke: serious. * | ware, BBtrel,, Was Cne-third alled with| praved the dangers of Niagara and Horee-|WEDDING GUESTS POISONED cea that the weather| Boston. Capt. Lemly, aeked hm to. get It At one hospital three men, a woman and | bruise on th, avira Only injury ‘was ajshoe Falls, the rapids and the whirlpool, Q will be warmer Sat-| 8n@ De prune witness said that one Vik a boy ile unconselous and not yet fdenti- Anke pent side of the head. Walk-| and some of #hem have been successful, Mr. Rayner, the n e Vix- fed. : ing on planks she crossed the slippery rocks| but all who have gone over the falls \ urday. en was constantly going on errands, and P to shore and at once returned to her hotel. | h ne to death Doctors Hurriedly Called From Man The weather Friday | that record was made of comparatively few Bire Started in Agr Oe asain ~ exclaimed: Peter, H. Nissen successfuly passed y y morning was notice- tt ee chee eel for th - the Basement. . aja?” couldn’t do it, but I throu h the -whiriposl rapids UF ter i Points to Attend Ninety Persons . ‘ ably cooler than it onunrel coprectina tia serine statementa. An employe of Hunt, Wilkinson & Co. cot ee 20d time was made by the| i901, He had passed the rapids in a barrel Suddenly Taken III. has been earlier in| but no questions were asked him, and he _ made the. follow! tatement: ‘The fire the time it was placed in|in 1900. . the present week. The| Was soon excused. é; * es the rapids safely in-a barrel Sept. 6, 1901, | place have been telephoned to hurry as neers Lemly Protests ' the new freight elevator shaft. The cle-| Mrs. Taylor Robert Leach made ee “oe the | fast as possible to Cass Corhers, Campbell Sis whe Sj. nent 0 raryrnescscal . ; ; ; v a rae i ont a8 gg nbs hoy ater Was Greatly Excited. rapids spocesstusly accaned the falls on aj Creek, Buck Settlement and South Howard, ) ar Se y soy 5 ’ + 1 - e a . 7 z= é 3% . ; ’ .¢ : 3 : “ A art [ « ‘ : + : we : ¥ ‘ * * x? ; " + * hat ted , . « cc, — » . 2 * rm ¢ - iy Stag > . 7 ., 4 " a ; , : Ne sf es 4 - ‘ tet ' ie. — eo " hn : / J. ’ ms fe ow és 7 J eo 3 7ta. ae . . ‘ eae , + ’ ; » : +; ¢ i Sy. tn fi 4 ks , : re 1 , .~ " » . . ‘] " _ >, 74 a ‘ Ms ¥ wa ¢ : 4 “vg ‘ 2 ‘ - ey * 4 . ’ . ri by _ ~ 4 s > f ee ne 5 oe r a , J fs : : “ “ 7 t $ Ne 3 = _ . ¥ ‘ 7 5 of " aa »., ‘ 4 Sip. : Fy, Ps * G unt 7 - 7 ; . v They iad i > ba - . ‘ S > = Fe a nad a a bo ~~ * 4 Wis ) er , : ; * " a3 Re rt 2 enn : ae sf - - ’ Phe ; 5 Pi baat * = i. Sy ' x ‘ i d i q 3 in ey, Olt z re Pad ; - - ; By: Bowes rs : ie Le : a: ; f 3. Oe ots ae : 7 iS noSA >. ‘2a Naw iS . . deeb , iy ; ache eo. es a at 8 er = ae 36 Py: os Ry ; 44 ae rg A ? és Ze a ’ Tae Me hs : me) Wie z Oy 3 . ve a3 ets . i 4 ‘ = % “== ¥ al ¥ ll 7 —— “That is my recollection.” He added, in i. =?) Se So ' 5 ie Sag AAD. SP tn di set BS a A eee P