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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-30

-
- sra aas Nhite and yellow raohons,
- tsF alu tae profound respsct og tee
80 lie SIS hlEb-sprlted Elk and he
ao' seem ,' 10 pleased with he peop4e
- see sea1 ae blm Vish : rope. There
sensational Incident in tie nsareh'
.ss corner at Faei8e avenue and Seven
- street ace parade crossed The North
fAcn tra-k Nhra The 0rss section
we rrocess. % Vaz counteF-fsaas ching
Naeter .th street hack oa Fac ne
ss2rFson avenues traia came pathng
a-ek.ns a0 Sac grade and cot the
lac. Senator ~qa.Fc's carnage VS.
- sls engine. The horses began .SAp-
aaa ptaag ae. size tao leaders man
= oFsak saae portion 81 sae harness.
~Fs'-c.ass rlaaaaY sas s}azted. The
- sssss Through tAe Interstate fair
- a2Al sas marching ahead. scAstssinS
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TICOMA'S FAIR OPEN.
senator Squire Touches the But
ton to Start the Wheels.
sresgT PARADE a MILE LONG.
n>eerstfons and Enthusissm Every
.a<rs-MHsie bya Home Band-visI-
tors st Post Bureau.

raeo.a. Aug. Zs-lspscisl. AT er-
..tgv 1910 o'clock this AFTERNOON United
s.ase. Senator Watson G. Squire declared
shs Interstate fair formally opened. As
!. spoke be pressed an eiectTIc button that
- IN motion ali the fair machinery. The
sl.sf8rm from watch Senator Squire made
IL femsrks y IN the large manufactures
I'd liberal arts binding. which vas
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An o.rsm.a Le.t Ia m. smok..

PozT Tow~sESp, A1R. - -(speclAl. -
william George. = com posttor on the Vac
toraa I5aaes son 81 F4lot George. had 8
narrON escape from drowning in The
Straits yesterday. He Jeff Victoria early
ia the morning. alone ia ga open boat, 70
20 salmon fishing. A 6snss sunoke soon
hid tie sAoEs from visE, and he Lost has
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Pogr TOWNSEND. Aug. 90 lSpecial,-
The postofhce and store at Bangor, kitsap
county. Was burgiarized on the 2iss inst
Four men from an open boat. which WAS
subsequently seen near PORT Gamble, CON-
mitted the robbery. taxing a large amount
Of groceries aud dry goods ]. III. Stevens.
the postmaster. has sent descriptions of
the property TO all the county sheriffs on
Puget sound.
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McMIEsvILLE, Or, Aug. @--Ex-senator
Peter L. Gates was killed last night hy
falling tree while outing In the Coast
mountains. The deceased was member
OF the Grand Army and was past grand
master of the Odd Fellows. lie leaves a
wife and three children.
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IN. oha.e-Re.. Hot spring. Ay.,.ry.

TsCoNA. Aug. "a Special. The wife
Of Or. Hugh Ross, OF Seattle. who Is IN
jail here Is a cons irafer against Herman
l. Chase in the Hot Springs hotel theft.
Was accused 4 year ago 81 completely ii
writing letters "a = Tacssna mas wise.
alleging his unfaitAinlnesS. Black mall
vas Supposed 10 bs the object OF that
correspondence. she wSs a. Hot Springs
at the time Of the theft Else Bode. Of
Seattle. Chase's friend. As also a friend
o. Dr.. ana Mrs. Ross. She leli the Springs
before the theft was reported. II Ross "a
give the package con, aiming the stolen
goods 70 Chase with the under
standing that il would be sent 10
Chase's brother at Portland, 1t -
held that Chase's brother would have been
compromised when the contents OF the
package was divuigei, and would have
been willing % hush the matter up. If
Detective Ike Evans can find cut who
bought the tin box in which the works of
the stolen Match were found the guilty
party viii be known. Proprietor Mccain.
OF the Hot Springs hotel. saws il IS the
greatest fay stery he ever heard Of
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en-, Rates to shelton.

TACOMA, Aug. 29.-lSpecial. 1T Is said
the steamer Clara Brown has inaugurated
a .rate war" cutting passenger fare from
Shelton to Tacoma, either way, from 81 to
IS cents, and freight to IS cents per ton.
Between shelton and Seattle the passen-
ger fare has been rednced TO IS cents.
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The first ore From Monte Cri.to.

Ev ERErT Aug. 29.-The first ore, outside
of samples. shipped from Monte CTisto. has
been received here. The shipment was 10
the Puget Sound Reduction Company. of
this city. and amounted 10 -. 600 pounds.
The ore on the way bill is valued at Sl00
per ton. The ore Is concentrating. being
of pure metal Ii is from the Golden
Cord mine
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Reuard for the n.ewen Murderer..

OLYMPIA, Aug. Especial. Gov. Nc
Graw. on behalf of the state, has offered
reward of $500 for the apprehension. ar
rest and conviction of the person or per-
sons who murdered Tex Bagweli at North
Yakima on the night Of June Is
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reckoning. Then came fresh west wind
and the sea become 80 rough TIA. Dis beat
shipped considerable water. Removing
his CLONES and iaSainE himself 20 the
painter. after yelling himself ho2rse and
becoming quite exhausted from ovsr-sx~
ersion, he abandoned al hope of rescue.
A few hours later the Rosaale came oGa as
Nict0riA and pickea az he castaxay and
hroaghs hin % Port ToHnsena
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Relief for the wheat Growers.

WALLA WALIA, Aug. -. Especial. "A
convention OF farmers was held in this city
today to discuss the matter OF freight
rates on wheat Resolutions were adopted
calling for a convention to meet at Wslla
WalIa on September Il for the purpose of
devising ways and means of securing re-
tfaf
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Fire At ElIiston. Mont.

HrLESA, Mont, Aug. 29.-The town Of
Elliston was swept by fire this morning.
Flames broke out in LoEan's livery stable
and spread rapidly. Eighty or 100 houses
we're destroyed. Many people are without
shelter tonight.
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souTmAarroN. Aug. - The Vigilant
started today fer DaFsmeash in order to
take part IN tomorrow regatta OF the
Royal Yacht Club The osnterboard has
been ref sted.
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A slate quarry at steinsYille, Pa, eavet
in Tuesday night, killing David Willis.
superintendent. OF Reading. and EdSArd
Daniels
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MesorIsy saAss, aaFsss& IlocOamsselA.
street
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Scotch Aa3 Irish sassk.es. S. psr quart
Sogils. AbgahAas Grsesry Company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-31
EVANSVILLE.

Revival meetings are still in progress at
the Methodist Church in this village, Rev.
Mr.. Zimmerman, pastor. and are being
largely attended.
Active work on the Washington and Ches-
on Cor the past week. Messrs. Coffin and
Sullivan are the contractors for this work.
A number of lots at the beach have been
taken by Cincinnati. Chicago and Washing
ton people. The contract calls for the COM
pletion of this work by July 1.
The Hyattsville Progressive Euch-e Club
will meet tonight at the residence Of DR..
and Mrs. Owens.
Henry, Arthur. Bertha and Ethel Chinn
children of MIR. and Mrs. b. F. Chmn (col-
ored), were baptised at the residence of their
parents in this village few evenings since
burg. A large number Of colOred people
were present including Mr.. and Mrs. John
F. Chinn, grandfather ard grandmother OF
tine children.
Mrs. James B. Beall. widow Of the late
Thomas b. Beall, was stricken with paraly-
sis yesterday morning at the residence of
her son. Mr.. Lewis c. Beall, in BeltsvilIe,
and has remained speeches. ever since.
The stroke was caused by the excitement
oecasioned by the robbery IF her sons store.
Mr. and Mrs. j. c. Boykin gave hard
tines party last evening to a number of
Games. music and Rotations we're the Or
der of the evening Among those present
were Misses Corinne Mcfarland Bcrnadine
l-ottie and Nellie Fenwick. Gertrude Paxton
and Lucy Ingcrsoll. Messrs. f. A. Fuller
Archie Wells. John Holden, Fred. Royce,
l. F. Holden and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Boy
kin.
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SUBURB AN NEWS.
ALEXANDRIA.

Conductor Al Meeks of the Washington
and Ohio branch of the Richmond and DAN
vile railroad. was brought to this city yes
been caught between freight cars on the
road near Leesburg and his back bruised.
DIR. O'Brien rendered him surgical assist
ance. and this morning he is improving.
The Wednesday Night Club. Mr.. w.
Thompson Smith, secretary, give their first
ball Of the season at McBurney's Hall to-
night
On the probate side Of the corporation
court yesterday Isaac Smith qualified as
administrator upon the estate of Susan
Smith. his wife.
A great throng of Alexandrians attended
last nigh. the Grand concert Of Mr.. Leo
Wheat, Mrs. Shir-Cliffe, Miss Bertha Lucas
and Prof. Bischoff.
Mr.. Chas. Waller has been appointed book
keeper OF Receiver r. F. Knox, in charge OF
the assets of the Deis Manufacturing Com
pany OF New Alexandria
The little son of. Mr.. A w. Armstrong,
who has been in New York under the Pas
teur treatment for some time will return
good, and II is now certain that the dog by
which he was bitten was not mad.
Yesterday evening Messrs. Blackford,
Smoot, Johnson. Green, King and Dahl. 6el-
egates from the Episcopal Church here. left
to attend the Episcopal convention at Rich
mond.
Prof. Percy F. Leach of Washington is
bly, here in the dances incidental to the
opera of THE Gondolie-s" which will be
produced at the Opera House next Tuesday
evening.
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ANACOSTIA.

The presence of the parents and two Sis
tiers of Mr.. William A. Hsrdesty at his
residence on Washington street on Monday
evening last. who had come from Rock
vile to pay him visit on his thirty-fifth
birthday. was made the occasion, With the
assistance of a number of the fun-loving
youths Of Anacostia. of an old-time country
dance. The Rockville string band was in
attendance. and hilarity and good cheer
reigned supreme until a late hour. Among
some of those present were Messrs. Harry
Perkins. Edwd. Dorsey, Guy King. Warren
King, Thomas Lyles. William Roach, Dan
lei Webster and Riley Moultrie.
Mr.. B. r. Murray will give a stereopticon
exhibition with accompanying lecture at
the Anacostia Baptist Church on Friday
evening next.
The mothers meeting convened at the
rectory of Emmanuel Church this after
noon. The exercises were presided over by
Mrs Geo. Bowman and were participated
IN Dy a large number from the several
churches
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
AnacostIa Baptist Church will give a social
at an early date.
The funeral of Joseph Kuhn took place
today from the late residence on Harrison
street. The interment was at st. Barna-
bas' cemetery. The Rev. w. G. Davenport
OF Emmanuel Church. Anacostia, officiated.
Mr. Thomas F. Murray and family, after
q short sojourn in Philadelphia; are again
among old friends in Anacostia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones OF Grant street, with
the elder members of the family, have
gone to Baltimore for a three weeks stay.
Mr.. Joseph Parker is lying very Ill Of
typhoid pneumonia.
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Among the pupils participating were a num-
Der from Washington.
Mr.. j. Frank Butts of Myersville this
county, has bullet which he alleges is the
one which killed Jesse James, the noted
outlaw.
Agents of northern capitalists have re-
Gently visited Liberty, townsville and Union
Bridge for the purpose of making plans to
construct an electric railway from Liberty
to Union Bridge by way of townsville 1t is
proposed at Union Bridge to connect with
the Western Maryland railroad, thus giving
a VIDE section of this county an easy outlet
10 the large markets. The people of Lib
erty have determined to build the road.
meeting will be held at the Frederick
college In few days for the purpose of
organizing Q movement to establish public
library in Frederick. ,a
John Norris. a native of Rocky Ridge,
this county, but for some years engaged in
business In Ohio. died a few days ago at
Troy. Ohio, where he had established a
large grain business.
Mr. David H. Best, a prominent merchant
or Frederick, and Miss Maggie Carly,
daughter of Mr.. c. c. Carly, are to be mar
ried at the Evangelical Lutheran Church
here on the It'll of February, at ) p. m.
Miss Wilson of Washington, who has been
the guest of Mrs. DIR. Edward Nelson, East
Church street. has returned home.
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RADCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCTIONEEIts.
No. $40 PENNSYLVANIA VENUE NV.

ALE REAL ESTATE. SITUATE IL ALLEY
TEENTH srkE sS 4 Eo EMfTH mp N T
e ehos & h fhE EsrHTE Of JEW william I GkE A.
uLder and by virtue of the last win and tesla
ment Of William Greeson DE-, duly recorded in
register Of wills Of the District OF Columbia aud
under and by virtue OF certain DEGREES. PASSED in
Equity Cause No. 1ll09: docket No. 2s. by the
Supreme Court of the District OF Columbia in
which cause George W. Greason at al. are CON-
p.ainarts and Clarence Leroy Palmer ct al are
respondents in order TO settle up ard ticsc the
estate of the said William Greason. vii offer
iSE sIs g sns pETRse M s9 AZ H SfS
FAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. part Of lot numbered
four a. IN SQUARE n1 ;ss -, two hundred and
and bounds: Beginning for the same at tine north.
eastern corner OF the said lot. and thence running
south seventy feet six inches go feet inc best :
inches iii feet ss-s inehes,: thence north seventy
feet and six inches 40 feet inches: thence
east the place of beginning.
This property is located In the alley between +
trance being Z street. 1t is Improved by large
brick stable containing al modern conye-
niences, in the best or order.
Terms of sale: 0ne-third OF the purchase money
in cash. balance payable In one and two
denced by the purchasers promissory notes. Sc
cured by first lien upon the property sold. bearing
interest at six per eentum per annum. payable
fsn ~ it'll, and xs;.iSs paid to
and recording to be at TIE sole cost Of the pur-
chaser.
Terms of sale to be complied with within ten
days after the property is sold. the trustee will
resell at the risk and cost OF the defaulting pur-
lars will be required Of the purchaser When the
property Is sold. THOMAS VI. FIELDS
ja2o-,iAds Trustee. No. $40 ID st. NV.
eain until FRIDAY. SECOND DAY OF TEBRyAR ~
1894, ut tie same hour and place.
THOMAS NJ. FIELDS. Trustee.
JaSS-d&ds $40 ID st. NV.
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Slowly Burned to Death.

George Turner, an engineer in the Wheel
ing steel works, met a horrible death at
Wheeling, w. Va, Monday night. He was
hauling a red-hot steel mold, weighing
GOO pounds, on a small truck with pony
locomotive, when the truck, passing over a
rough place in the track, careened and al
lowed the mold to fall over on to the cab
of the locomotive where he was sitting He
fell to the platform, and the big mold fell
across his abdomen and held him there
until he literally roasted to death, the hot
metal burning his body almost in two. He
was conscious fully ten minutes while lying
under the burning mass, and was able to
give directions to those about him as to the
best method for getting the mold off him,
but he was dead when removed He leaves
a wife and three children.
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RADCLIFFE. DARR Il CO.. ACCTS.,
go PA AVE NV

TIrsTEEs' SALE OF TwO.STORY FRAME
NEk OF NINTH STREET EXTENDED AND
ERIE STREET. IN THE SUBDIVISION OF
BRIGHTWOOD PARK.
By virtue of deed Of trust. given to us. and
duly recorded IN Lber No. 17Gl. folio % ct se,l.,
one OF the land records OF the District of Column
b1a ard at the request of the party secured there
by, the undersigned trustees Will offer for sale, At
THTi,sb%Y ' THE FIRST DAY OF f FEBi:T AIRY.
A. ID. 1894, AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the fol-
lowing described real estate. situate in the Dis
trfct of Columbia. known and distinguished and
being. lot numbered twenty .2Ii. in Diller
b. Groff's subdivision. in block numbered eighteen
49,. of "Brightwood Park as per plat recorded
IN Book County No. s. page ~. of the records
of the surveyors Office OF the District of Colum-
bia. together with the improvements thereon.
Terms of sale 81. 500 and EXPENSES of sale to
be paid in cash within fifteen days from day Of
sale; 500 of which must be paid as deposit on
the property when the Is knocked down:
the rcsidnc OF the purchase money To be paid IN
from the day of sale. with interest the deferred
payments the rate of per cent per annum
fIom the day OF sale. payable seni-annuay. Sc
cured by deed of trust the property sold. all
of the purchase money may I've paid in cash. at
the option Of the purchaser. TERMS to be fully
complied with In fifteen days from the day OF
sale. otherwise the trustees the right to
resell the property at the risk and cost of the
defaulting purchaser All conveyancng, recording
&c, at the purchasers cost.
SAMUEL. ]. FISIEI
FREDERICK @. AUKA3I.
tal9-d&dbs Trustees.
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THIS AFTERNOON.
RADCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO., AUCrIONEEl,
No. go PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NV.

RAT E1 sla pE PAEN CO. Ay y
cHANcERy AND TRUSTEES SALE OF VAL,
TABIE REAL EsTATE, sErU Alao> ~ TIE
Mhk YhASb ASsS St 10 NoRf fIiP an 81
PEoYI J BY FisA4E DWELLINGS o, nos
GREAsoS, DECEASED Dee sEb, 'iN'N Vi William
ment Of William Greason deceased. recorded IL
WIN Book No 49, folio lSl in the office OF the reg
under and by virtue of certain DEGREES passed ii
equity cause No. 111O9, docket No. b. In the Su-
preme Court OF the District of Columbia. wherein
George W Greason ct al. compll nan;s and
G ae Leroy or EnlIss st al ay poa
NJ, on the premises. part of lot numbered Il rec
Cs,. In square numbered seven hur!rel aud fifty
and bounds: Beginning at the southwest 81 rner Of
said square and running t1crce easterly along the
north line of Maryland avenue thirty six feet nix
inches ,S6 feet inches, thence tue north on- hun.
dred and eightyse feet three inches tlSI feet
sa feet inches thence south two eef hund ard
four feet four inches ,204 feet inches, 10 ,he
three hundred and iees s ~ fee Une
or less
This property is the most eligible corner on Cap.
itol HILL and IL very valuable in eysfv r.hIa, T.
The present improv I'M .rts consisr If tw, two
story frame houses. both If which ara yieltir:
Terms Of sale: one-thI.d CT the pur, hase money
in cash. the balance payable in AMI two wears,
cured by first lien upon he property add i.a ing
interest at six per ens'ln PER anmu,, payable
June 30. 1898. All title examining. .on.yanciG :
and recording to be at he col, cost D: he I.i.
Terms of sale to be compiled with within to-,
days after the property Is sld the Trustee will
chaser deposit OF ave '' Splres donrs W rp re-
required Ct the purchaser when the property il
THOMAS NJ FIELDS, Trustee,
Ja2O-d&ds NJ. $40 ID IT. NV
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RADCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCuONEERS.
NO. 92o PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST

No 20 PENSsYIvaNr& AVENUE oSS6dd RTHWEsr
lcHANCERY AND TRUSTEES SALE OF vALuA.
NORTHWEST CORNER " oF T T RI i
AND STREETS NORTHWEST, IMPROVED
AL Mo5EKS A rRovEMEMi: cR4SST GMN Ns
THE GKEASON HOUSE. TO CLOSE THE
Under ma nv ~ W N,r;a1 ,, g, SEASoN DECEASED
ment OF William Greason. deceased. recorded in
VIII Book No; 10. folio ISL. in the office Of the
District Of Columbia, in Equity Cause No. Il. 100,
are eomplainants and Clarence Leroy Palmer ct al.
ri T sen on s he R5smsss
square numbered two hundred and fifIy.four ga.
contained within the following metes and bounds:
ton Of 18th street west and street ners snd
extending along the line OF said street thirty Ave
Tess three Iss inches SS fee, nehcs more or less
fifty one t51 feet feet; thence in Il straight line
t. said 18th street thirty five feet three inches
line of said 18th street to E street. the place Of
beginning.
business sites for sale in this city; it is located
In the very heart OF the city and Is easily ac-
sss,s 10 az PLACES Of business and
and basement brick building, known us numbers
1901 ana 1903 street northwest. and also known
Terms OF sale: One-third Of the purchase money
in cash. the balance payable in and two years
cured by first lien upon the property sold bearing
interest at per ccntum per annum, payable semi
annually, Taxes ard assessments paid 10 june 80.
cording TO be at the sole of the purchaser.
Terms of sale to be complied with within ten
resell at the risk and cost OF the defaulting pnr-
chaser deposit of S1.OoO will be required Of the
purchaser when r liz riSesy F + :f6 Trustee
ja2O-d&ds No. $40 ID ST. NV.
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TTt sTEEs. SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE On STREET NORTHEAST
BETWEEN 1ST AND I'D STREETS.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust to us, bearing date
january 10, 1892. and recorded In Liner 1857, folio
I5T one of the lan crds VI the District Of CO.
lumbia, we, tn. Undersigned trustees, will sell
public auction. TO the highest bidder, in front of
the premises. Til TUESDAY. THE EIGHTH DAY
OF FEBRUARY. 1874. AT HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK PM. all that certain piece and parcel
of land and premises In the District of Columbia
Known and described ds lot numbered two hundred
ard six ,206). In squire Numbered seven hundred
and twcntyone t12i, per plat recorded in Book
IL. page II, Of the records of the Office Of the
surveyor Of said District. together with the i'm
provenients thereon, corsist.i@ Of 4 nearly new
tNo-story and cellar baywin,low brick house,
tanning roouis. bath and every modern i'm
pro, mt: lot 1SNT0 to 10foot alley and known
US No. i55 street northeast.
Terms of sale Onetlird cash. balance in two
equal installments. payable in IL and two q,
years, TO be represented by notes Of purchaser
bearing interest from day of sale secured by Il
deed OF trust property sold. all cash. at op-
ton of purchaser. Deposit of 500 required
when bid is accepted. Terms TO he complied with
in ten days from day of sale. the property will
be resold at risk and Of dcfaultng purchaser.
All conveyancing ard recording cost .; pur-
CHASER WASHINGTON GANENHOWER,
W. IRVING BOSy, ELL
ta29-dEdS lr;l-recs