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both pitchers were responsible for several
scores. Score. -

both pitchers were responsible for several
scores. Score:
GGh Chi :.....o ! a9o 9se2.-7 i z
Batteries, Piatt and Sullivan Wiltse
and Younger; left on bases Chicago s,
Baltimore Z; two-base hits, Selbach,f How
liams; sacrifice hits, Callahan, Green,
Piatt Howell stolen bases, Mertes, Cal
lahan; double play, Piatt to Sullivan to
/; base on balls, off Piatt 2, off Wiltse 4; :
wild pitch, Pfatt; time, 2:05; umpire,
Sheridan, a--r 't1,}.
Washis gton Shut Out.
DETROIT, Mich. Aug. l. Washington
was shut out today in game that was
send was ineffective and was also gem
erous with bases. Score:
Detroit S' .... % IL ss-1s Il I
Batteries, Townsend and Clarke, Siever
and Mcclure; earned runs Detroit 6;
two.base hits, Mcclure, Beck, siever;
erfeld, Coughlin; base on balls, off Town
send -; hit by pitcher, by Townsend 1;
first base on errors. Detroit 2, Washington
6; struck out, by Sieyer 81 by Townsend
2; double plays, Elberfeld to- Gleason to
Beck, Ely to. Delehanty;. wild pitch,
Townsend; time, 1850; umpire, Connolly.
Boston Is Put Behind.
CLEVELAND, Ohio Aug. 1.-Cleveland
won easily from Boston by finding. Young
when hits meant runs. Joss Wrenched his
knee in the fifth inning and retired in
favor of Bernhard. But for errors Boston
would have been shut out. The fielding
OF Lajoie and Ferris were features. Score:
z S. r. HI. E.
Cleveland Gste ..,.s 99S0dd11daaa-ss L 4
Batteries, Joss, Bernhard, and Bemiss:
Bernhard 8; two base hits, Bradley, Nc
Carthy Flick; three-base hit, Lajoie;
joie to Bradley. Gochnauer3 to Lajo| to
Hickman, Collins to Ferris to Lachahce,
Ferris to Lachance; first base on balls,
off Young ); hit by pitched ball, Joss /;
left on bases, CLEVELAND 5, Boston 5;
struck out, by Young 5, by Joss 1, by
Bernhard l.; time, 1:45; umpire, O'Lough
lin.
ST. Louis Wins with Ease.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. d.-St. Louis
took the second game from Philadelphia
without having to do any hustlng, owing
to Wilson'S weakness in the box. Up to
the sixth the game was close. but the
locals maG~ seven hits in that inning and
clinched matters. Powell was effective
for st. Louis. Score:
St. Louis .....1 90 o sol *-11 II 0
Batteries, Powell and Kahoe, Wilson
and Powers; earned runs, ST. Louis 4,
| Philadelphia 8; two-base hits, Powell
Wallace, Cross; three-base hit, Murphy;
| sacrifice hits, Wallace, Padden; double
( plays. Wilson to M. Cross to Davis; hit
balls, off Powell 2; struck out by Powell
| s.; left on bases, st. Louis 8, Philadel
| phia 5; stolen bases, Fultz, Wallace; time,'
| :55; umpires, Carruthers and Johnston.
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sTAGeERs TALENT AT DELMAR.
Flash of Night Wins a Race Against
Tremendous Odds.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 1.-Favorites
and outsiders divided the purses in
equal proportion at Delmar today.
Flash of Night staggered the talent by
winning the second at odds ranging
from $50 to 1. Jim Clark shouldered 125
pounds in the feature event and reeIed
off seven furlongs in 1928 fiat, which is
within half second of the track rec
ord. Prosper La Gal and Croix dor
altered in the lead to the head of the
stretch, when Jim Clark took up the
running and won easily by two lengths
from Prosper La Cal. who was a neck
before Croix dor. Weather clear; track
fast
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Hoibein Almost Succeeds.

DOVER, Aug. 1.-Holbein, who
started at o'clock last night from
Cape Gris-Nez, France, to swim across
the English channel 20 Dover, was
obliged, after plucky effort and when
in sight of his goal, to abandon the
attempt owing to unfavorable condi-
tons. He was subsequently landed
here. Holbein was in the water thirteen
hours and was beaten by the Arong
tide.
Although Holbein failed in his at
tempt to cross the channel, he covered
much more than the distance from
coast to coast AT $3.50 this morning
he had covered thirty miles, although
then he was only eight miles off the
French coast
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ICnre Varicocele in 5 DAYS
Advantages of My Method of curino
Varicocele.

Advantages of N.Y. Method of Curinu
Varicocele.
l. The treatment is painless and de-
void of danger; no anaeSthetic is given.
2. The cure is permanent L have
treated thousands of the most aggra-
waited cases without single failure or
recurrence.
3. You are under the care of a re-
liable specialist that is acknowledged
authority in the treatment of diseases
OF men, and whose superior method
OF treatment is nowhere else obtain
able in America ~
4. You are not subjected to the dan
gerous experiments or antiouated
treatment which youC are liable to re-
eeive at the hands of incompetent. in
experienced doctors and Irresponsible
mushroom medical concerns. Varico-
cele is very seriousea and delicate dis
ease, and necessarily requires skilled
expert treatment. l am treating many
cases daily, and have gained a national
reputation as being 6uccessful in the
treatment of Varicoeele and it's re-
sults-Nervous Debility and Lost VII
tally. teT
All my dealings with patients ara
sacredly confidentiaHa /
Structure INTO Days.
My original and strictly modern
treatment for Urethral Structure cures
the disease, without cutting or d.
lating, thus avoiding the horrors of
surgery. 1t is the only treatment that
should ever be used. and the only one
recommended by the legions of men
Who have recently been cured by it.
1t acts Immediately and directly upon
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Results at HiahIand Park.

DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 1.-The win
ners were not hard to locate at High
land Park this afternoon. Three of
them were odds on in the betting and
won by big margin. Mint Bed made
a runaway of the mile race, the fea-
ture event of the programme. Her Let
ter ran the fastest five furlongs of the
meet in the second race, which was
for two-year-ol The Ben Strome
colt came away on the far turn with
out an effort and won by two lengths.
Track fast; weather fair.
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PHILADELPHIA Wants EN- AGAIN.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Aug. 1. = Col
John I. Rogers, of the Philadelphia Ma
tional League Baseball club, today
filed proceedings in the common pleas
court to compel Napoleon Lajoie, FL
mer Flick and w. H. Bernhard. mem
bers of the Cleveland Baseball club, to
leave Cleveland and return to Philadel-
phia to play ball. The plaintiffs ask for
an injunction to prevent the players re-
naming in Cleveland and decree OF
court compelling them to live up to the
contract Philadelphia claims to have
with them. The hearing for a prelim-
mary injunction was set for Aug A.
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FlFTY.THousAND.DoLLAR RACE.
Forty Thousand in Bets on the Lord
Derby -Boralma Contest.

NEW YORK, Aus. 1.-The entire
side bet of $4,000 for the match trot-
ting race tomorrow at Hartford be-
tween Lord Derby (2:061a), owned by
E. +. Smatherss and Thomas ". Law
sons Boralma (2:0O, has been posted,
the final installment of $4,000 each
having been placed in the hands OF
the stakeholder in this city today. The
contest practically will be for $4,000
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Surprised by Autumn Leaves.

CHICAGO, Aug. Autumn Leaves
furnished a decided surprise at Har-
lem today by winning the fourth race,
IN which she was an extreme outsider
at so to 1. Three favorites and two
outsiders won the other events. Track
slow, but dying out fast.
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croker,s Horse Wins.

LONDON, Aug. 1.--Richard Croker's
Ypsilanti won the Chesterfield cup
(handicap OF 400 sovereigns, added to
a sweepstakes of fifteen sovereigns
each, for three-year- olds and up, dis
lance one mile and a quartel2 at
Goodwood today. Osboch, ridden by
Maher, was second and Sonatura came
in third. Six horses ran. R. S. Sewers
bay filly Sceptre won the Nassau
stakes GO sovereigns each, with 200
sovereigns added for three-year- olds,
distance one mile and ha1f). The ST.
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St. Louis loo 1OSo1 *-11 II
Philadelphia i 0 l 0 0 0 0 3 o. 8
Winnipeg Has the Pennant.

Special to The Globe.
CROOKSTON, Mimi, Aug. 1.-The
two games between Crookston and
Fargo, scheduled for today, were called
off on account of rain and the season
in the Northern league is closed. Win
nipeg has the pennant; Crookston sec
ond, Fargo third, and Grand Forks
fourth. The Crookston team disbanded
tonight. Martin Quigley and Novacek
have signed with Minneapolis, and
Dougherty with st. Paul.
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physicians baffled by stubborn cases
are cordially invited to consult me by
special appointment.
Associate Diseases.
In curing a disease of any kind I
never fail to remove all reflex compli-
cations. If the case is Varicocele, the
weakness caused by it disappears If
It is Structure, and has developed into
tions,- the injured organs are all re-
stored to a perfectly healthy condi-
ton. Ii 1t is Contagious Blood Poison.
any and all Skin, Blood and Bone dis
eases arising from the faint are en-
tire1y and permanently eliminated
from the system. If it is Nervous De-
bil1ty, the many distressing symptoms
following in its train and Indicating a
premature decline of physical and
mental power are totally removed
and rapidly replaced by the youthful
energy of robust manhood Hence all
resulting ills and reflex complications
which may be properly termed asso-
c1ate diseases, and which, in fact,
are often more serious than the orig
inal ailment that gives rise to them
all, 1 say-disappear completely and
forever with the cure of the main
malady.
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Slated for Theilman in ninth.
Earned run, Philadelphia; phase
hit, Maloney; sacrifice hits, White, KEEL
ley Seymour; stolen bases, Doom, Doug
lass, Crawford; left on bases, Philadel-
phia II, Cincinnati 8; double plays, Bar
ry to Jennings, Pietz to Corcoran to
Beckley; first base on balls, off Fraser 2,
Theilman 5; hit by pitched ball, PETIT;
struck out, by Fraser 2; wild PITCH
Fraser; time, 1850; umpire, O'Day.
One for Each.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-The New York
and st. Louis teams played two games
this afternoon on the polo grounds and
each won one. The visitors won the
first game by the score of to 3; the err
rors made by the home players being
mainly responsible for their defeat In
the second game both teams played rather
listlessly, as if they were tired from
their earlier efforts. st. Louis got the
better of McGraw's men during their Wis
it, winning three of the five games play
ed. Scores
First Game
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what Drought 1t on, the one thing for
you to do is to get back the vim, the
Vlgor, and the vivaeity of youth. Don't
lose your grip on life. There are vet
many happy, golden years for YOU il
you only get help. I can and win NOT
only help you, but cure you to stay
cured. Curing diseases and weak
nesses of the urinary system has been
my exclusive business for the past
thirty years, during which time I have
lifted up enough fallen men to make
an army. My treatment will restore to
you what you have lost-your precious
manhood. 1t makes the blood pure
and rich. the complexion clear, the
eyes bright. the flesh firm, the muscles
solid and the nerves strong and steady.
1t clears up the clouded brain, bright
ems the intellect, and dispels all de-
Spondency. In short, my treatment for
weak men builds up the physical and
mental system. and prepares them
anew for the duties and pleasures OF
both married and single life.
Specific Blood Poison, is to 80 Days.
Like leprosy of old, Specific Blood
Poison was for ages supposed to be in
durable. This. ancient idea is not yet
altogether extinct. 1t still exists in
the minds of many old-fogy physicians,
who continue to salivate their patients
with potash, mercury and other dam
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GREAT RALLY BY BALTIMORE.
Patched-Up Team Does NobIy, but
Doesn't Quite Save the Game.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-The patched-up
Baltimore team made a great rally in the
NINTH but finished one run behind the
lead the locals obtained earlier in the
game Errors and the bases on balls by
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BLANKFOR MUOHENS
ERGUSoN PITCHES WINNING
BALL AND SHUTS OUT
TOLEDO TEAM
SAINTS PLAY FAST AND
POUND HUGHEY'S RENDERS

Visitors Only Have One Chance to
Score and Miss This One-Abusive
Fanatic in the Sun Stand Is Ordered
Out of the Grounds-Huggins' Stick
Work a Feature.
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.*Batted for Donovan in ninth.
Earned runs, Pittsburg 2, Brooklyn 1;
first on errors, Brooklyn 2; left on bases,
Pittsburg 8, Brooklyn s; two-base hits,
Bransfeld, Dahlen, Kitson; stolen bases,
Wagner g. Bransfield, Smith, Dolan. Far
rell; sacrifice hit, Farrell; first base on
balls, by Donovan 4, by Hughes 1, by
Lever 3; hit by pitcher. by Lever /;
struck out, by Donovan 8, by Hughes Il
by Lever 8; passed bali, Smith; Wild
pitches, Donovan 2; time, 2:30; umpires,
Tannehill and Newton.
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Baseball, Racing an0 Other Sports

three-base hit, Cannon; sacrifice hits,
Beville, Nance; double plays, Clymer to
Bonner to Camel, Cancel to Clymer; first
hit by pitched ball. by Gleason l, by
Flaherty !; struck out, by Gibson 3, by
Flaherty 2; time. 200; umpire, Haskell.
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New York Il 2 0 0 0 "a
*Batted for Pearson in ninth inning.
Earned runs st. Louis 2; first base on
errors, New York 2, st. Louis L. left
base on balls, off Mathewson 1, off Pear
son 3; struck out, by Matehwson 2, by
Pearson |; two-base hits, Bresnahan,
Dunn, Nichols 2, Farrell; sacrifice hits,
Dunn 2; stolen bases, Mccain 2; hit by
pitcher, by Pearson 2; passed bail, Bow
erman; umpire, Emslie; time, 1:45.
Ten Innings and Game Unfinished.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, Aug. 1.-The clos
ING. game of the series between Pittsburg
and Brooklyn on the latters grounds to-
day was closely contested and lasted ten
innings, when it was called on account of
darkness. Pittsburg would have won had
1t not been for costly errors Score.
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moon FLY Maher finished second. Six
horses ran.
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Games Today.
Toledo at st. Paul.
Columbus at Minneapolis.
Indianapolis at Milwaukee.
Louisville at Kansas City.
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BATS EPSON OUT OF THE BOX.
Chicago Does Not Find 1t So Very Hard
to Vanqulsh Beaneaters.

BOSTON, Mass. Aug. 1-Chicago bat
ted Eason out of the box in the third
inning. After that Boston tried a local
player named Curran in the box, who did
fairly well, keeping the visitors down to
six additional hits. Williams was a puZ-
Zle to BOSTON Score.
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I do not care to enlist the Interest
of the casual reader, but | invite the
earnest attention OF men, men only,
and only such men as are afflicted with
disease or weakness peculiar to their
sex. Male maladies alone constitute
my speciality. Tstreat nothing else.
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gerous mineral mix
lures, which instead of
forcing the disease out
Of the system, drive it
deeper in, where it lies
dormant for a time, and
then breaks out again in
the form of some fright
full skin, blood or bone
disease. / cure Specific
Blood Poison to STAY
cured forever. / chai-
lenge the medical world
for a case in any stage
that l cannot positively
cure, never to return.
My treatment for this
disease is indorsed by
the best physicians of
America and Europe. 1t
is purely vegetable in
composition and per-
fectly harmless in eff
feet. More than $500
men, many of whom
have tried Hot Springs
and numerous specific
remedies in vain, have
been completely and
forever pl1rnd hv mo
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Slated for Curran in ninth
TWo-base hits, Lowe, Tinker, Carney;
stolen base Chance bases on balls off
Eason 2. off Williams 2; struck out, by
Curran 3, by Williams q time, 1:45; UNI
pire, Browne.
Break Even.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Cincinnati
and Philadelphia broke even on a double
header today. The locals won the sec
ond game in the last inning. Score:
First Game
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Earned runs, New York /, ST. Louis 1;
3; left on bases, New York 6, ST Louis 3;
first base on balls, off Currie /; struck
| out, by McGinnity 9, by Currie 4; three
Smoot Brodie; sacrifice hit. McGinnity;
stolen bases, Nichols, Barclay Farrell
Donovan, Brodie; wild pitch, Currie; UNI
! pire, Emslie; time is.
Second Game
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i CURE

(TO STAY CURED)
Varicoceie, Debility, Blood Poison, vi.
tai Weaknesses and Dis
eases of Men.
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Earned runs, Cincinnati 8, Philadelphia
l. two-base hits, Krug, Jacklitsch, PETIT;
three base hit, Seymour; sacrifice hits,
Bergen, Krug; left on bases, Cincinnati
6, Philadelphia z; first on balls, off Hahn
2, off Duggleby 2; hit by pitched ball,
PETIT; struck out, by Hahn 8, by Duggle-
by 2; time of game, 2;10; umpire, O'Day.
Second Game
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Earned runs, st. Paul 2; two-base hits,
Geier, PIERCE; three base hits, Shannon.
Turner; sacrifice hits. Shannon, Chech,
PIERCE; stolen bases, Kelley, Chech, Fer
guson, Lumley, Huggins base on balls,
Smith, Kleinow; double plays, Shannon to
Higgins, Marcan to Higgins to Kelley;
left on bases, st. Paul 9, Toledo Z; time
OF game. 1888; attendance, els; umpire,
Figgmeier.
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the structure, dissolving
it completely and dis
lodging all diseased It's
sues, which comes away
in strips or Shred-like
fiber, allaying all irrita-
ton and Inflammation,
and leaving the urethral
canal entirely free from
the obstruction and in
a sound and healthy
condition.
Nervous Debility, IS to
80 Days.
1t is sad to contem-
plate the unfortunate
condition of so MANY
men of our day and
generation. At 80 they
feel so, at 40 they feel
SO, and so or go, when
they should be in the
very prime Of life, they
are almost ready for
the grave. The fire of
youth has gone out, the
fountain of vitality is
exhausted. Premature
old age! No matter
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W
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Of
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Four hits off Sporer in the ninth gave
Columbus three runs and the game in
Minneapolis. Phyle, Grant and Werden
worked a fast double play in the ninth.
In the locals half of the ninth Wilmot
made a three Dagger, but was left at
third. Score:
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innutrition are cured at the same time.
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Roslyn News.

Mrs. w. J. Jenkins returned from Il
visit in Ellensburg yesterday.
Miss Matte Hoskins returned from
quite an extended visit at Ellensburg
yesterday.
Mrs. j. L. Banks of Ellensburg come
up last Saturday on brief visit to the
family of DR.. Porter
Prof. Saunders of the State Normal
came up with the basket ball team yes
terday evening to act as referee.
Miss Emma Shull returned from
Ellensburg Friday afternoon and will
resume her place in the public schools
next Monday.
August Observation-Disclosures was regis
tered as ii guest at the Halstead this
week. what is his other name, Bro
Randall. and where is he from? y
Assessor }. w. Richards was up from
Ellensburg the middle of the week to
look over the field preparatory to start
ing in with this years assessment. We
understand he has appointed George
Wray as deputy assessor for this dis
trict.
The members of the Ellensburg bas-
ket ball team were taken through the
mines this morning, which proved II
revelation to those who were not ac-
quainted with the extent of the work
ings.
Harry Mcdowell now has the place
in the Northwestern improvement com
pany's offices formerly filled by Harry
Mills. Harry has been promoted to
the place formerly occupied by Mr..
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Summons for Publication in
Foreclosure of Tax Lien.

In the Superior Court of the state oil WASH
nYton. for kittitaS county.
NJ T.. Barnett, plaintin vs.. NJ. f.. ShoudN cX
ccutriX of the estate of John y. Shoudy' uc
ceased: :. II. pacltwood. NJ. +. lackwood ms
wife Katharine Murray: l.. G.. Fountain. John
f. Farnbcl. Corydon NJ. WhittlcSN, London ana
san Francisco Bank. limited: Is. r. BrlH%s ana
f.. y. Met andlcSs, defendants.
The State of Washington to tue above named
defendants:
You are hereby summoned to appear within
sixty days after the date of the hrNt publlcalloh
of this summons towit within sixty days after
the end day of February \. -. 1902, and defend
the above entitled action in the above entitled
court and answer the complaint OF inc plalhllH
and serve Il copy of your answer upon lhc uilucI
signed attorneys for plaintiii. at their once pc
low stated: and in case of your iallurc so 10 90
Judgment will be rendered against you according
10 the demand of the complaint when mas bcch
filed with the clerk of said court.
mi, action is brought upon certificate of de
linuuencv numbered 26is issued on the ?3rd daN
of October. A. -. 1901 by the county OF klttlaN.
state of Washington. and now owned ana hclu DN
ulaiutiif herein. for delinquent taxes fOf the
v,arS 1891 1892 1893 1894. 1888 inclusive upon
the following described real estate situate III liic
county of kittitaS, state OF WaNhligtoh' t"WlI'
Lot 10 in block 81. in Shoudy second addition
to the city of tllcnsburg. state OF washington;
For the sum of H!3. ~. That plaintiii has pad
tnycS ON said property for subsequent years as
follows: 1896 Si.lS: 1891 S??' 1873 f25i; lSS''
tl.g7 1900 fl.l7.
TO obtain Judgment forccloNlng the Ilch there
of and for "A sale of said real estate according
- Law. MIhf.N 4" Nh>fh'
Plaintiff : Attorneys.
p. O. address EllcnNbur9 County of kittItaS
wa. biu,s,nn ~. M29