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good race for me. and Tornado likewise. In
fact. I was extremely successful for some

fact was extremely successful for some
.-aPrioress. the winner Of the Cesarewitch of
'57. matched against Lord Glasgow's ToXo-
philite for $4,000. at Newmarket, and Prioress
won by TWENTY lengths. Finally. Prioress hay:
ing passed her best period as q racer, / sold
hor TO Sir Lydston Newman as brood mare
for $1,000.
During the racing year 80 my horse starkc.
by Wagner out OF Reel. by Glencoe, distin-
guished himself and me by winning the War
wick Gun. the Goodwood Stakes. and tho BEN
tinck Memorial Plate. This last race was four
miles and u quarter the longest, race, II the
world at that time, and In winning this and
the other two races already me ntioncd Starko
beat all tho best horses in England.
mot till 81 did attain the goal for which
had made my irst TRIP t. England winning
won the coveted cup, and ut tho same time l
ran third with Onttmist. Thus did finally
America In OF"
For some years Mr.. Ton Brock had been
most eccentric, his wife applying for an
e,Xaminaton into his sanity four. years ago
The old man died alone. his cccentricity hnv-
inn driven away all servants. lIo was found
dead In bed by caller
Mr.. Ten Brock still held an interest in
Kentucky breeding farm. but 1t was heavily
mortgugeu.
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WARRINGTON. 8: BROOKLYN, 3.

e ~ rom tHs
recalled Hoy Wh S led ' off f IN thas
SSanlh.anpDy ssysnth; singled Rsst Tommy tor.
Day Tss saSsttn M,h thr S'0 Sase t to
PISSED Ssl advanced each runa e "a' t sae.
'sssF TO sHFF s on d es
ki!e9's bopnder and the runner reached first
fHo-base hit By Capt. Dan into left ileld gaye
so rai:S sa sn,.S e. With run made in the
fsossd again in the eighth on Hoy's sing Q and
sqt dd tSs hs to tot thS LEFT sJ
s,ponsiSls for the lrst run WashinGton" made.
two Bases snd @
bit long ny to HaddocE. on which the WASH.
'n fss fS% fPSoty ss'T Scored h+a
Dave Foqtz's sacrifice and Barnss single nHsH to-
made the SECOND run in the Nth, Ho started
With base hit TO right field was advanced to
ssSgndI on, passed ball. and scored on Corco-
A. There NEss no eyci!emont IN tho game until
THO Brooklyn half Of the ninth inning, Tho
runs very badly. Burns, was first at tho bat.
After Berger had dropped his foul ~ Tommy
didn't stop to Lpnt. but followed Barns's i Tit
Ounce and d HGP the p saa o4 r 2qs
was rather hard. and the spectators were
silent, The next moment Kinslow had hit the
out OF the reach Of both Richardson and Dowd
1t WAS only a single. but 1t let In Burns Hart
might have pulled out the game himself. but
he seems to have forgotten how to hat safely
Billy could only end the game by dying out to
Nadford.
For the Washing,ons it must DO said that
they played hall all the time. Dowd, In particu-
lar. eoiug magnificent work. as his record OF
twelve accepted chances goes to show. The
20 ire:
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Bl,Iiurdlst Billy Cotton In Town.

Bilardst "Bily Cotton " Is in town. lie arrived on
the French steamer Saturday. and is going back TO
Paris again to reoin sChaerer. with whom he sailed In
June when schaefer went 10 Paris to play Ives for the
world'r champIunshi ~ emble ~. Cotton to
take Schaeters wife 10 Paris Cotton says that there
is great deal ot money 10 he mad. IN billiards in
PArisow, confirming SlOssOns assertion in his
lettero Tns SuS Cotton has played some good billiards
on the other side,
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About Sunday Baseball.

report having been circulated to tho effect that the
Brooklyn Club had decided to play Sunday games next
season. and was now looking for suitable grounds
sus reporter yesterday asked President Byrns IL thsre
follows: ="
Tho question has not even been discussed by tho
cinb MANAGEMENT and certainly has not been decided
upon Ihe matter has not been thought OF. and can
no moe reply to such question than l could to n
Minor - ~-'~
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To 1mE EpIroR OF Tw SuS-Sr' In the issue OF Tux
SuS OF July 20 saw where Bob Cunningham and sam
Kelly have posted forfeit to fight fifteen rounds be-
fore the club offering the largest purse hive been
authorized by the suuth Besch Athletic club Oder
$500 for said hight to take place during the second
week IN september. providing both parties agree on
Our terms Respectfully,
ALutnT T. OAss. Manager south Beach c.
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The City OF Paris Renten.

On Saturday last. at Monito- Park, WechRwken. the
cricket team OF the steam SHIN City Of Paris de-
feac at the hands of the GutsnburR Cricket Club the
heng city Of Paris 90; Huttenhurg go for the
loss Of wickets when they declared their innings
closed Their score was mainly due to the excellent
batting OF capt EVIL Smith who put together 2B ana
not OUT. The Guttenburg tea are quite young IN the
history of cricket but they have played four
against good clubs. all OF which have received Q
thrashtng at their hands.
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To Rncs Where They Cnn Bet,

CHICAGO. Aug. IA Chicago syndicate Nom
bers OF which are largely interested in tho
Garfield Park race track. hns purchased l2O
acres OF land ut Roby. II station on the Lake
Shore road. just over tho Indiana limo. and
fifteen miles from the central part OF Chicago.
from the interferonce of Chicago and Illinois
representatives. OF tho law The land lies ON
the shores OF Lake Michigan. and 1t is tho in
tentlon OF the promoters to provide all tho fea-
lures Of seaside resort.
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The UndIne Defeats the Jessie.

REr B,NK, n. j.. Aug 1.-The postponed race OF Sat
urdsy between super!ntendent Byrness yacht Jessie
and Clinton Il James, tndins was sailed to-day. Tho
start made at about O'Clock this afternoon. The
Vndine was ahead most ~ tho way, aud won by =
MINUTES 10 secouds Tho Instance sailed hftoen
miles and the time was hours 40 minutes ana 20
seconds. very glt wlnl making the time very SLOW
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Earned run.Cinc nnati. First base on errors-Louis
vile. =. Lett on bases-Lousrie. 2; Cincinnati, 5,
First base on bnilsOn SANDERS 3: OF Ghambe rnin, T.
Sacrifice hs-Brown. Baksett, sanders ONeill stolen
fer and whistler: Bassett, pfeier and Whistler; Nc
Phee and ComsIey. Umrire-McQun:d. Time; $50.
CLEvEI.ANp Z: ST. LOUIS. ..
ClFrEIANp Aug. 1.-The Browns played Just as good
bal Vie Cleyeinds day in some but had
no luck at all and everything seemed TO wrong end
10. The score:
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Brouthers Joyce. and O'Brien were absen, from the
Held Eastern Park yesterday Brouthers 10 said to
be SICK joyce cannot play account OF euess and
oBIsn has gone to Peoria Ill., to attend the funeral OF
back until Friday. VS. ' w
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Lave DtsbroSsGs st and Corilandt 1t, ferries New
York at 20 NJ, ~ noon. ana ~ 80 r. NJ, every
Tuesday Thursday, and saturday during the racing
season, Regular trans leaving New YORK $50 and
race DAYS; also the Half Holiday Special will leave
New York on Saturdays for Monmouth Park at u. 81
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Hart. 81 on Ron, q. struc1 out-hy Hart. u; by XII
leu y. Two.base hits.n,chardsnn. Mcclure sscrincs
stolen Jases-Cofcoran. tn, Burns. Hoy, Wild pitch
Eillen, Passed bailt-kinslew, Berger ~. Umpirs-
Lynch. Time-2 hours, Auscidance-I0sb.
pALrixoRr. II: PHILADELPHIA.
RnrnoRr Aug 1,-"Bsti more. pets" a. they are
now known easily defeated the Philadelphia to-day
e...nHe
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fishing Tacklc.
MARsTEKs has wOKMs.

sand worms. l2c. doz. White worms 2bc. . dos.
pobsons. DC dog. shedder crabs. MARsTERSs csls.
bra'ed alllancewood striped bass and Fishing Banks
rod. s:ss. Ash and Iancewood holIOw butt and extra
up bass rods. Noc. Spit bamboo fly and bait rods.
Siss up Jo'nea bamboo rods Soc up Best quality
treble zoe 4 ply, 24c Heavy treble gut leaders
,emKihs DC each 3slnch brass multiplying. balance.
hahde reel holds 6OO feet lShTead line 81 80 Nickel
plate mutlpylng rees, $50. up. Rubber and nickel
Vi'lh multiplying reels. Shc, up 300 feet reel lines
h,sGk y thread 'sc; l2thread 49, if:thrend. fssi
10 thread jSr ~ thread dic. sinkers &c. per nounT
Can hooks with handle arc Canvas tackle SoofS
400; Fishing pan't, 81 Everything to delight ia
angler. IN quality and price. 49,
SEND STAMP FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALoGun
j. =. MANsTERs. ID Court ST.,
Nsas CITY HAIL. sRooKLYS. nj (opsa EYsainss. :.
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Totals. 1 S27 v q
o 9 Q o o = 2 Oil
Baltimore.
M 81.

harmed Juns-Raltnnore. e. First base on errors
baltimore 4; Philadelphia y fust base on balls on
Mcmahon, !. on Wtyhlnr 2 STRUCK ant.by MsMa.
hon 2, ~ NeJhng - by tarsey- i. Three hase hit
rubinsOn. Two base ht.-RoDinson. sncrincr hlte--
Thompson CO. Van iiAltren, Mailman, Wcyhing, Dele
hantY Satellite. stolen bases-Stricker Stovey Reilly
Double plays-McMshon, stricken, and sutclihe;
OBUuTke and Stricker Umpire .Emsie. Time-l ;85.
PITTSBURGH. 6: cRicJsio. .
CniciGo Aug. The Colts lost DAYS game through
PARROTS error IN the third inning. thereby missing an
sn.ya Ami, p Inv
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rsgs.s sus:1s:, Non FRS. base by
GMv Z: fiI:s bass on bslis HbS ssaIsy. 3: III
~ AiisTE. Nab goyls saS.ihcs hl.sTksliy Lows.
3SSof:ri ssn,sy aaInS and TUCKER Fuller And Doyle
Crs.e a. umpirs-danney TlIne-l:45 Attend.
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baseball Games To-day.
NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN AssocrArtoS
Boston VS.. New York. Mt Boston,
brooklyn vs.. Washington. at Eastern PARK
Cleveland VS.. ST. Louis, at Cleveland
Chicago vs.. Pittsburgh. at Chicago
Louisville vs.. Cincinnati at Louisville
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baseball, EAsters Parry. 4 +. NJ. To-day.
Express trains. sls $50 FSiSdspiis ioinoiIes.-
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Earned run-pittsburgh. First base on errors-Ch
cngo. 81 Pittsburgh. 2 Left on bNses-Chicaeo. y:
Pittsburgh. First base on balls on Hntchison 81 OF
Ehrct, s. struck out-By Hutchinson. 9; by Ehret. 2.
Thles base hi,-Decker. Two.base hitsIAnson. VII
mot, Decker. Kelly. Donovan Sacrifice hits-PArrott
Beckley. plhen. Smith. stolen base-Dahlen. Double
pays-Dnhrn, Cansvan, and Anson; gierbauer, Shut
cart and Bocklcy. Wild pitch-Ehret Umpire-nurst.
Time-l:55. Attendnnce-5Oo
LOUISVILLE, 6; CINCINNATI. !.
LOUISVILLE Aug. 1.-The Colonels opened tho second
division series the home grounds by defeating tue
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MON.MOU1II'S RACING C.IED.
Tho Red Bank stakes, PnIIsnde Stakes,
and Other Interesting Races.

The First Race SWEEPSTAKES for non winners since
July J. or $50 each with - 600 added. OF which 500
L herOnd and SlNO To- i.LrL. o Iur.Mk..
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Record OF Eastern Amateur League.
The correct standing OF clubs in the Eastern
League up to Saturday Sept 80 inclusive Us follows,
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The second lar"-rhe ECi Bank stakes. for two year
ODDS NJ $50 rnch. with SI.!LO added of which $500 Il
sccnnH aad $3.50 to third, penalties Ual u lVwances
three quarters OF u mile
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BEEcuAM's Pills for bad Liver.


The fact that the Monongah coal, han
died by me, gains in popularity in spite
OF the effort 10 boycott it ought to
satisfy anybody that it is the best coal.
The Monongah miners are paid as: well
as any miners anywhere, are satisfied
and prosperous, and there is no strike
or lockout there. Orders to telephone
No. Coz will be promptly filled.
In reply to the Miners Committee,
would say that / never averaged five
cars OF coal day at any time, because
/ could not get it. am selling over a
car day and getting two orders where
l got one before the boycott was ordered.
At Monongah the miners are better
paid than any other place in the valley,
and l defy the committee to prove the
contrary. Besides this they are paying
81 50for labor out there while at Clarks-
burg Union mines they pay but 81 10.
l would like 10 know the names OF the
mines that are paying 40c per ton.
will sell Monongah fork coal, delivered
right into your coal house, from Mon
day next and every day thereafter, for
Sc per bushel, and on the Island at Sic.
Messrs. McCune and Grow arc the only
persons authorized to haul my coal.
GEO. CRuMBAcKEE.
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NOT DIPLOMATIC.


AIattn's Second onensc-An Astounding
Piece of E;rrontery.
December 18th was preached one OF
the gravest issues in The case, which is
still open in the shape OF the Malta note
to Chilean ministers abroad. Mr.. Egan
says in his telegram that this was sent
TO the Chilean minister at Washington
with thesanction OF the president, was
read in the senate and published in all
the Chilean papers.
Its text iniull is rs follows:
Having read the portion OF the re-
port OF the Secretary OF the Navy and OF
The message OF the President Of the
United States, think proper to inform
you that the statements on which both
report and message are based are enron.
cous and-deliberatclys Incorrect. With
respect to the personsato whom an asy-
lun has been granted they have never
been threatencdwith cruel treatment,
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which are maintained BY this

principles which are maintained by this
government in regard 10 tho protection
rs distinguished from tho relief oil sea-
men ARD well settled. It islield that
the circumstance that tho vessel is
American Is evidence that the scamcn
OIL board arc such and in every rcgu-
larly docunsntcd merchant vessel the
crow will find their protection in the
flag that covers them" have rs yet
received no reply 10 our note OF the
2lst instant, but in my opinion, ! ought
not 10 delay longer TO bring these mat
ters to tho attention OF Congress for
such action us may DO deemed appro-,
pirate. (signcd.) IA
BENJAMIN HARRISON.
ErccnLirt .liansiOn, January %, 1892.
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THE SECRET PROCEDURE,


The judicial investigation OF the facts,
which in our procedure has the name
"sumarie," and is kept secret up to n
certain point, when it is made public,
has not yet reached. me, and for this
reason this department is not in pos
session OF nor can it transmit a knowl-
edge OF the crimes and Of the criminals
which may be the result OF this investi.
cation.
As soon as this reaches its final point,
be the conclusions what they may re-
garding the culpability and the guilty
parties, the undersigned-whoS does not
recognize any other legitimate authority
for the Judging OF criminal occurrences
in Chilean territory than that estab-
lishcd by. the people OF Chile-will have
the honor. and tho obligation to COM
municate tito the Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary OF the
United States, whose government and
whose people have never disregarded
nor. ever will disregard in other coun.
tries with which they maintain friendly
relations, the perosatiycs and rights OF
sovereignty, which nowhere are more
evident or OF greaterapplication than in
the exercise: OF that Jurisdiction which
corresponds to every Independent ma
ton.
While awaiting the moment he may
know and make known the result OF
the examination relative TO the occur
renee and to the guilty ones OF the
10th inst, without acknowledging that
the disorders in the streets fof Valpa-
raise and the silence observed by the
department "shall appear as the en-
preston OF i'll will toward the govern
ment OF the United States, which may
endanger the maintenance OF the
friendly relations between the two
Countries" tho undersigned has the
honor TO reiterateto the envoy extra
ordinary and minister. plenipotentiary
his distinguished consideration, etc,
etc. N. A. Malta.
This is the note which the govern
ment OF the United States regards as
offensive. Its particularly irritating cx.
preston is in the first paragraph. The
clause notcontradicted with acrimony'
is assumed to imply an intended ialsii-
cation bythe United States officials OF
the circumstances OF the assault.
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IF you need spectaclcs, eyes tire or
head aches when reading or sewing,
consult and have your eyes tested for
glasses without charge by Prof. Shelf,
the Optician, corner Main and Eleventh
streets The only exclusive optician in
the state. TTHskw
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GARFIELD TEA is composed wholly OF
harmless herbs, hence its effects can
never be injurious. Why, then, take
nauseous pills, oils or cathartics that
constipate? T
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nor has 1t been sought to remove them
IRON the legation, nor has their surren-
der been asked for. Never has The
house or tho person OF the plenipoten-
tiary, notwithstanding indiscrctions and
deliberate provocations, been subjected
to any offence, rs Is provided by the
eleven notes OF September, October and
November. ...-L
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acquitted Of responsibility. We con-
tlnued the established diplomatic rcla.
tons with the government in power
until twas overthrown, and promptly
and cordially recognized tho now. gov
crnmcnt when it was established. The
good Offices Of the government were
offered to bring about peaceful adjust.
ment, and the inicrposition OF Mr.. Egan
TO mitigate seventies and 10 shelter nd
herents OF tho Congressional party
were effective and frequent. The
charge against Admiral Brown is too
base to gain credence with any one who
knows his high personal and probes
Bional character. r'
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Be sure you get the genuine Bastins
Cough and Consumption Cure ior coughs
and colds. " T
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MORE INSULTS.

"fhe kilograms, notes and letters
which have been sent to you contain
the truth, tho whole, truth, in connec-
ton with what has taken place in these
matters, in which ill-will and the con-
sequcnt words and professions have
not emanatcd from this department.
Mr.. Tracy and Mr.. Harrison have been
led into error in respect to Our people
and government; the instructions
recommending impartialityand friend
ship have not been complied with,
neither now nor before. II 10 official
complaint has been made against the
minister and the naval officers, it is
because the facts, public and notorious,
both in Chile and the United States,
could not, although they we:e well
proved, be urged by our confidential
agents. Proof OF this is furnished by
the demands OF Balms ceda and the
concessions made in June and July, the
whole ltata case, the San Francisco Mt
Quintero, and the cable companies.
The statement that the North American
seamcn were attacked in various locali-
ties at the same time is deliberately in
correct.
"As the preliminary examination is
not yet concluded, it is not yet known
who and how many the guilty parties
are. You no doubt have the note OF
November 9th, written in reply to
Minister Egan, in which l request him
to furnish testimony which he would
not give, although he had said that he
had evidence showing who the murder
or was and who the other guilty parties
OF the 10th OF October were. That and
all other notes will be published here.
You will publish translation OF them
in the United States. Deny in the
meantime everything that does, not
agree with these statements. We feel
confident OF your exactness MS we do OF
the right, the dignity, and the final sue
cess OF Chile, notwithstanding the in
trigues which proceed from so low IA
source) and the threats which comes
from so high "a source)."
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"With respect TO tho seanicn OF the
Baltimore, there is, moreover, no exact
ness nor sincerity in what Is said ut
Washington. The occurrence took
place In bad neighborhood Of. this
city, tho maintop OF Valparaiso and
among people who are not models Of
discretion and temperance. When the
police and other forces interiered and
calmcd tho tumult, there were already
several hundred people OH tho ground,
and 1t was ten squares or more from the
place where 1t had begun.
"NIr. Eyun sent, on the Goth OF 0cto-
ber, note that was aggressive in pur-
pose and virulcnt in language, US Is
seen by the copy and tho note written
in reply on the eth.
ION tho 18th tho preliminary eXamin-
alton had already been commenced; it
has been delayed owing to tho non!ap-
pcarance OF tho officers OF tho Balti-
more and owing to undue pretcnsions
and reiusals OF Mr.. Egan himself. No
provocation has ever been accepted or
initiated by this department. Its atti-
tude, which it has ever been one Of
iirmness and prudence, has never been
one OF aggressivcucss, nor will 1t ever. be
ono OF humiliation, whatever may be Or
has been said ut Washington by those
who arc interested in justiiying their
conduct or who arc blinded by erroneous
views. -
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MONEY TO LOAN,
FOR RENT.

FOR I,ENT-NEW BRICK DWELL.
a ING: all modern improvements I2l roes
ieenth street, from about Fcbrunryl l, Isl! VII
be leased for term OF years to responsible laFiy.
Apply .: Oillce o! The City Wnter bond. las
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FOR RENT-0NE CORNER FLAT
~ fronting on Tenth and Markc: streets, 1;
$50 per Mar. Five Flats. fronting on Tend
street, at $500 per year. One corner Flat. .!Ou.
ing on Main and Tenth streets, at 500 per yea.
Two Flats fronting on Main street at Si,0ns:
bath room and hall. and each fat has separs9
street entrance. Rents for all flats cocciaba
monthlyin advance. JAMES l. IIAWLEY,ll.l
Main strhet mi
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WANTED,
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Tho annual injecting OF the stockholler,o,,,.
Donwood Iron Worl Will bu held nj do otrs w y
Ing, VIVA, on TuESD JANUARY ,S 'tei =,
D. M, for tho election OF board oil ,li,.,.;, y
and the Transaction OF any other bu,pr,,y, NY
may come before them. u-L1
ial2-Tu ALoSZ0 LORING, sec,e,,-,