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The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-09
ANOTHER FACTORY
Starch BY The Ton to be Made
Here in Near Future.

BY the middle of March the sec
ond starch factory in GREELEY VIII be
in Operation, according to the state
ment of |. DR.. S. X. Oppenheim, who
is the original promoter OF OF the
starch factory scheme in Greeley.
The doctor says he has plenty OF
money now at his disposal, the site
for his factory has been selected and
the machinery is on the way. Where
the site is he declined to state Just
now.
DR.. Oppenheim is the only Greeley
man in the company, but there are
two eastern men interested. The
company will be know. as the Colo
RADIO Starch company. \ new pro-
cess that DR.. Oppenheim has pat
ented, and which he claims Will be
much cheaper and faster than the
old method of settling the starch
will be employed. Instead of the
starch being washed out of the po-
tato, centrifugal force will be EN-
ployed. The new factory will be
able to use 24O tons of potatoes day
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-09
T EGAL NOTICE.

II
To all persons, associations and corpo|
interested as owners in any ditch. ci
reservoir in Water District No. (3) Thd
You are hereby notified that the Consol
HourKlass Resort aud Reservoir Com1
corporation, has petitioned the honoral
trict court in and for the county of u
and state Of Colorado for an adjudicatio
right to the use Of water In said Distr,t1
for storage in reservoirs. and the follow
der OF the judge of said court fixing Il
for the hearing of the matters contained
petition has been duly entered of record,
County c Ut Of fiGIaGiRano' IasiRsr. ss. In ne Eod
In the .natter Of the adjudication of III
to the use OF water for irrigation inl
District No. Division No. /:
fet,tSn ana Sssarsde e. tho hourssss Resort ord(
Now. on this End day. of February, A.
this matter coming before the court u1
petition of The Honrglass Resort and
voir Cnmpany,a corporation. for an st
tion of their right to the use OF water for
tlon aud storage thereof, from the Litt
river, in Water District No. 3, and it apd
to the court that the statement and 4
the petitioners herein is on file in this
that said Claim 10 based upon an approx
OF eiEhty-three and eight.tentbs iS3s 81
ieet 81 water per second Of time. datir1
the 9th day Of August, A. d. 1881; that /
preparation OF water is diverted from th1
Heavier creek, in section thirteen US), to}
seven (7l. north Range seventy. four (74l u
means OF ditch, or feeder, to its reserI
sections twelve and thirteen, north Ran
enty, four west and Sections seven and
north Range seventy. three west. in TOT
seven and stored therein for nSricultut
when filled to. high water-mark, by d
construction. of 66,62s coo cubic fest, and
larKement, dating August Z, 1901, OF
CUBIC feet that the watsf OF said rese1
conducttd b. an outlet ditch into the
ver creek, tributary Of tho Cache la
river, thence conducted In tho channel
Hache Ia Poudre river to lands in the v
the east of the mountains, to be used n
culture.
II is therefore ordered that for the
OF nearing and determining the rights
petitioners herein, ~ SGT forth in the "
mat hearing Of said matter be had col
same being one Of the regular days
March term of this court. and that the
TINS court give notice hereof BY publicsI
required BY law; at which time all persd
soc,ations and corporations interested
qairod t. appear and offer proofs therelu
ssRsinst the said claim Of appropriately
A'' 'o1tds 5AsEs E E E esaFR s%FRluE q ;f!s
You are therefore notified to appear |
court at the time SO appointed and file
ment OF claim under oath. showing 'bel
canal or reservoir in which you have o1
an interest, and then aud there rreseea1
proofs Tor or against any priority Of rieh'|
use OF water by appropriation .sousht
shown by any party BY or through any ~
reservoir taking and storing water 10 res1
In said District.
JOHN E. DAviDS,1
Clerk Of the District y
Fir:t poblicstion in Greeley Tribune /
lSuS last publication March !, 1905.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-09
Victors Again Victorious.

The Victor basket ball team OF
Denver added another victory TO lts
already long list Friday night by de-
feating Company d OF Greeley IN d
well played game by the score OF III
to 26. The game was played III the
state armory on Curtis street. L.
Oferle was referee and George Day
ot,iciated as umpire. The lineup:
Victors-W Warnecke and Winter,
forwards: Gebhardt. center: McGrew
and Smith, guards.
Greeley-G. Fortune and oney'
forwards; Couzens, center; j. For
tune and McAfee, guards.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-09
Social Science Circle.

President b. o. Aylesworth of
the State Agricultural college ad-
dressed the Social Science circle at
the home of Rev. f. NJ. Sheldon last
Tuesday evening. His subject was
The Psychology OF Reform and
he gave his listeners some pointed
views on political principles and re-
form. While he said he looked upon
Theodore Roosevelt as the greater
man of the two today, William Jen.
nings Bryan was growing and devel-
oping until he is now one of the
greatest men Of the nation.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-09
BryEn.

John Brynn of 1927 Third street
died Monday noon from pneumonia
at the age of rs years. he came 10
Greeley from Illinois about two years
ago, There survive deceased, a
widow and four children, Mrs.
Thomas Shea and Edward Brynn OF
Greeley, Mrs. John NJ. Mckenna OF
Blue Hill, Neb., and p. F. Brynn,
whose whereabouts are unknown.
The funeral services will be held
at St. Peters Catholic church at
lo:3O this morning with high mass
and full choir.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-09
Itch.RinpWorm.

E. 7. Lucas. Wingo, KY, writes
April %, 1902: For ten to twelve
years | had been afflicted with a
malady known as itch. The itching
was most unbearable; tried for years
to find relief, having tried all remed-
les ] could hear Of, besides a num-
ber of doctors. wish to state that
one single application of Ballard S
Snow Liniment cured me compl stely
and permanently. Since then ! have
used the liniment on two seperate
occasions for ring worm and it cured
it completely. 25c, SOC and 81 bot
tie. Sold by j. f. Fezer.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-09
Col. C.. P. Kemmer
Champion Farm Stock Auetione

Ntt01bPsVu ~s" ~
Saturday, February lion the !
in Greeley, horses. cattle, implem2
household goods, ETC., 8 good milk q
i gray team weighing 5000 pound
sorrei team weight 5000 lbs; !
weighing 200; harness and other nd
Tuesday, February lA-5 miles so
west Of Denver at my ranch. 40 hes
choice Holstein COWS; large and yo1
milking when fresh from 5 to Z ga
per day: . Holstein bulls, . and 3
old. Reason for selling. will quit
dairy business. Charles Hallock. 4
Wednesday, February l5-Closina
livery stable at Boulder, called
Capitol Livery Stables. 1lth and
streets, II head OF horsee. MAJ
teams, single drivers and saddler
rigs. BugRies. carriages, surreye,
abouts, . and seated spring wa
hacks, harness. saddles. robes, blan
and clipping machines. These
must and will be sold. Capitol Il
Stables.
Thursday, February 16-2 miles
Of Peckham. big stock sale. 80 he
choice dairy cows, most cf them W
fresh on day of sale. Calves, horse(
implements. Reason for selling.
sold my farm. H. P. Perkins. Ow1
Friday, February 17-5H miles
Of Greeley, 4 mile south Of j. NJ.
guson's place. 20 head Of horses and
tie, farm implements. Reason for
ing, am going to Idaho. A.
Owner.
Saturday, February l8-At BrsI
tons barn, Eaton, big horse sale,
thoroughbreds. work teams, wei
from 1900 to $500 pounds. impleu
etc. Reason for selling. am going
w. r. Plummer, Owner.
Monday, February 20 miles
west Of Ault. horses. harness, faru
plements, etc. Reason for selling,
cold my farm. Geo. Hayes. Owner
Tuesday. February 2l-1f mile
west Of Plstteville, 40 head cattle,
stock; 40 head Of hogs, brood sd
3.year- old black horse, weight ! .s51
span Of grays, weight $500; implel
Of al kinds. Mrs. NJ. ]. Hoff, Owp
Thursday, February 2-5 miles
aud mile south OF Eaton. Horse
tie. hogs. hay, first class implement
household goods. Reason for q
have sold my farm. P. H. Rim
Owner.
Wednesday, March IL miles
and / n miles east Of Brighton, 20I
of choice dairy cows, horses and
ments. Cows will be fresh and spri
80 tons Alfalfa hay. r, W. Kan
owner.
Friday, March 3-At the Ke
ranch IN Godfrey Bottoms. Big q
sale Of horses, cattle and implel
Look for bills.
Monday. March 6-Look for th
sale Snider u Co., Platteville. \
mules. cattle. hogs and imple
This will be world beater. Loo
bills. S lyder & Co. owners.
Parties wishing sales this fal
winter please hand in your date1
and receive the free advertisem(
the auction bulletin. Address
COL c. P. KEMMERER. Greeley.
Office. 72l Main Street.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-09
Bridge at Hardin.

Last Tuesday the county commits
stoners let contract to C.G. Shelley
OF Lincoln, Neb., for the construc-
tion of a new bridge across the Platte
river at Hardin. This question has
been hanging fire for over year. 1t
was first proposed by Frank Benton,
but as there was some opposition to
the plan it has been dragging along
The county pays two-thirds of the
cost or 1888 and Frank Benton and
others pay the one-third.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-09
Guessing Contest.

See the pumpkin in our windo"
and guess how many seed it contains.
Prizes-Nearest guess, five pounds OF
our special blend coffee. value sl.2o /;
second nearest. ten pounds Jap rice:
third nearest, five pound pail lard.
A guess with every purchase. All
puesses must be in by 3 O'Clock Sat
urday, March 4. ....
THECASH GROCERY
Camp Building, Greeley.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-09
DEATHS

fpls,sa do not send long obituaries 10 tne
r.ihnra Isck oi Il ace forbids their use eh.
c.p, when paid for Cards OF thanks ana ioass LIZ,
or society resolutions are eharssu 10, az 'sa AZ
,o tpr BIRTHPLACE, funeral arrangements, ete,.
a,d snrb rGnment a. there may be space 10!
are gladly printed matter OF news "i'A'1'
charge,
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-09
Are You Restless at Ni1ht7

and harassed by bad cough? Use
Ballard Horehound Syrup, it will
secure you sound sleep and effect a
prompt and radical cure pc, SOC
and 81. Sold by j. F. Fezer.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-09
StimSon,

Last Monday morning, theo years
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Stim-
son. died from pneumonia.
The funeral services were held
Wednesday afternoon at the residence
the Rev. F. NJ. Sheldon officiating.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-09
Notice to Stockholders.

Notice is hereby given that the an
uual meeting of the stockholders of
the j. B. Crook Ditch g. Reservoir
company will be held at 1880 Seventh
avenue on the 18th Of February, 1905,
at 10 O'Clock Il. m.
J. w. MORGAN,
Secretary.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-09

,. no. 81 errivss at Greeley at 8 a. m. No. 4
leaves at 10 q. m. Local freishts carry psss:,,l
gers between Greeley and Fort Collins
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-05
GOVERNOR HELPS ALONG
HARBOR APPROPRIATION

''Kuhio, Washington: Manchuria,
freight laden, drawing thirty-two feet
of water, unable enter harbor yester-
day.
CARTER"
Thus Governor Carter puts his
shoulder to the wheel to help along the
appropriation for dredging the harbor,
1.-The matter was called to my atten-
ton this morning." said the Governor,
''and I thought it would be a good
thing to send cablegram like that.
1t will impress upon Congress and
upon the members of the Rivers and
Harbors Committee that here is the
situation as it actually exists today.
The big ship was here. She could not
enter the barbor. And it is one of the
most important harbors, commercially,
in the world
Before sending his cablegram, Gov
ernor Carter telephoned to H. Hack
field & Co. and learned that the Man
churia was drawing thirty-two feet of
water aft and thirty feet and nine
inches forward, and that it was there
fore not deemed safe to bring her over
the bar. The result was a great and
vexatious loss of time and money all
around
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-05
CHURCH SERVICES TODAY.

ST ANDREWS CATHEDRAL, morning and evening
Osborne
ST ELIZABETHS CHURCH (Epcopa Potwine
METHODIST CHURCH, Watson, m. Horne p.
CENTRAL UNION CHURCH, Kincaid, p
CHRISTIAN CHURCH, services m Hopwood m.
GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH. Femy, m
KfAWAIAHAO CHURCH, Parker,
SAINTS Waller morning
evening
ROMAN CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL Services at
ST AUGUSTNES CHAPEL Or c., Waikiki Valent
ST JOHN BAPTIST Ka1waena,
Sunday School, and collection; p.
SACRED HEART Co. Maquesv1le Clement, m
SCIENCE ASSOCIATION Building services a,
a. m
Y NJ. c. A, table study
SALVATION ARMY, 6 and8 p m.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-05
SURPRISE CLAIMED.

On a motion of defendants in error
| to dismiss the writ of error brought by
Junius Kaae against the executives of
| the will of Annederia Annoy Haalelea,
| c. W. Ashford files an affidavit to
show that the motion has been com
plete surprise to him. The ground of
| motion is that he neglected to file a
brief at least fifteen days before the
cause was liable to be called for ar
gument. Absence from Honolulu at
beginning at Kailua which lasted until
February /, after his return, and lack
of knowledge that the cause had been
set for the February session of the Su-
preme Court, are detailed as reasons
making the motion an unfair deal.
On COURT FILES.
David Dayton has rendered his final
account as guardian of the property of
Annie H. K. Dowsett, minor, which
shows a balance due himself of $206.0S,
the receipts having been $500, consist
ing of interest from Dowsett Estate.
Ltd. The amount due the guardian
on the previous account was $4,000.
The ward came of age last Christmas
day.
a motion to quash summons is filed
by defendant in the assumpsit suit of
Levers & Cooke, Ltd, VS.. D. L. Ak
wal
The Dickson divorce contempt case
was continued to Wednesday, to give
the divorced husband time to pay ar
rears of alimony.
c.. L. Hopkins, John E. Bush and
Charles Phillips, appraisers of the es-
tate of Annie Clarke, deceased, return
ed a valuation of s5226.75.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-05

Wouldn't Work Overtime: What
happened to RoIlignan?I' He dhrown-
ed"
"An couldn't he SWIM" He did, for
eight hours, but he was a union man.
-Yonkers Statesman.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-05

c. II. Elvin testified regarding pis-
tolls and bullets, and b. P. Fabian on
Police Court records, in the Jones MUIR
der trial yesterday. The testimony of
both witnesses was stricken out on mo-
ton Of counsel for the defendant.
HUNG CIVIL JURY.
a n1istrial was entered in the case
of Schnack VS.. Montana. claim for $3.50
commission on sale of real estate. The
jury came out once and reported
through F. w. Beardslee an agreement
to find for the defendant, but failure
to agree On the amount.
john Mcclure then spoke up and said
he was the juror holding out. AS he
understood the evidence Mr.. Montana,
at a certain stage, told Mr. Schnack
that the arrangement was off, and it
was after that notice to the plaintiff
that the land was sold to w. c. Achi,
through W. r. Castle. The other jul
rors, Mr. Mcclure said, contended that
Mr. Montano's evidence had been
stricken out.
Judge De Bolt referred the jury to
the courts instructions and said they
were to consider all of the evidence.
The jury again retired and returned
shortly to report hopeless disa greement.
They We're discharged and a mistrial
was entered
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-18
MRS. CHADWICK IS
SEEN IN COURT
APPEARS CALM AND IN BEST
OF HEALTH
Examines Critically the Many Claims
Against Her and RepudIates
Number Of
Them
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
CLEVELAND Feb. 17.--when the
hearing Of the case Of Mrs. Cassie L.
Chadwick's bankruptcy case was called
today Mrs Chadwick, attired in the
same brown costume that she wore
when she appeared in the United states
district court room on the day of her
arrival from New York, appeared to
plead to the charges against her.
Apparently she was today enjoying
excellent health. She walked briskly
into the court room and displayed none
of the nervousness that marked her
bearing when last seen in public. on
the contrary she was perfectly calm
and collected and frequently smiled
when conversng with her attorneys.
She examined each of the claims
against her in a critical manner, and
rejected a number of them wholly or
in part.
Among those repudiated by Mrs.
Swanstrom, her maid, who presented
a sworn statement showing that her
employer owed her for seven months
service, at s45 per month. Mrs. Chad
wick declared that she did not owe
Freda SO much. When a small bill for
manicuring set was passed to Mrs.
Chadwick for examination she disdain
fully tossed 1t back to her attorney,
saying, why that is absurd; l never
owned such a thing in my life"
The claims taken up at today's ses
sion of the court were generally of
minor Importance, none of the big ac-
counts being passed upon. The hearing
was adjourned until tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-18
Better Than
Champagne

A good story is told. OF st. Louis
gentleman. A friend OF hfs sent him a
case Of Red Raven. II arrived while he
was absent from home. His wife opened
the box and seeing all the dainty bot
ties mlstook II for champagne. She
told her husband on his return that
he had been presented with q case Of
wine He being genial fellow went
to the telephone and called a few
friends.
In the evening when they came to
open the wine the mistake was OF
course discovered. A prominent physi-
clan who was among the guests broke
into a cry Of delight why" he said,
this is provldential. This beats
champagne all 10 pieces. There Is
nothing that acts SO gently on the
liver, tones the stomach and gives a
man such feeling of health as Red
Raven. It is Justly called the Prince
of Aperiente, and taken In the morning
after a dinner or banquet will surely
cleanse the system and put one right
for the days work" He pulled the
cork and poured the sparkling water
Into a glass. IT do not think cham
payne could be more beautiful" he
added, cor half as efflcacious." They
all agreed and each man took home a
dainty bottle as a souvenir.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-18
ATTEMPTS TO lMPEACH
WEST VIRGINIA OFFICIALS
Attacks Made on Governor and Seo-
retary of state-5ribery and
Boodling Charged
n Assoclated Press.

BY Associated Press.
CHARLESTOwN, w. Va, Feb. H.
Several attacks on Governor White and
Governor elect Dawson, now secretary
of state, we're made today by state
senators on the floor of the West Vir-
ginia senate and a resolution was
passed ordering an investigation of the
impeachment proceedings was emas-
culated so as to pass as an order of
investigation.
Senator Caldwell, in making his
charges on the floor, said Governor
White was guilty of dividing with the
secretary of state the fees of the lat
ter office in consideration of an ap-
pointment. Caldwell also said a letter
had been sent out from New York by
Charleston attorney, offering to Sc
cure a reduction in license tax on for
eign corporations in consideration of
half the decrease secured by legisla-
ton. He also stated that White and
Dawson were back of this letter.
All OF these charges, together with
the charges that senators had ac-
cepted bribes to oppose or advocate
pending legislation, will come under
the review of the investigating COM
mittee.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-18
BERGER DEFEATS CASEY
Asprant for Championship Lasts Less
Than One Round
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 17-Jm
Casey lasted about two minutes to-
night in his bout with Sam Berger, the
amateur heavyweight champion.
Casey opened the fight with his
usual wild rushing tactics and he sue
ceeded in landing one body blow on his
opponent, but Berger gave no indica-
tion OF being hurt. About the middle
of the first round, as Casey came rush
ing in to close quarters, Berger's right
went up in swift uppercut, which
found Casey's jaw. Casey dropped to
the mat, took the count of five and got
up groggy A rapid right and left to
the jaw put him down and out.
All Wing, the Chinese boxer, showed
such decisive superiority over Billy
Bannon that the referee showed no
hesitaucy in giving him the decision.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-18
CLAIM MRS. CODY
DESTROYED PRESENTS
Witnesses in Divorce Case Say Wife
Was Jealous Of European
Royalties

BY Associated Press.
CHEYENNE, Wyo., Feb. 17.-Testi-
mopy in behalf of the plaintiff in the
trial of the divorce case of Colonel
William F. Cody (Buffalo Bid was
continued today. Several witnesses
were on the stand and testified that
Mrs. Cody accused her husband of i'm
moral relations with a number of other
women, several of them prominent in
ternationally, and at least one a menu
ber of royalty.
The belief that the colonel was un-
faithful to her, witnesses testified,
caused Mrs. Cody to denounce him to
neighbors and otherwise humiliate him
before friends and guests. Gifts high
ly priced by Colonel Cody as evidences
of esteem of European friends were
destroyed at the instance of Mrs.
Cody, witnesses also stated, in order
to spite the colonel, special mention
being made of blooded dogs presented
to Colonel Cody by a crowned head OF
Europe.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-18
BUILDING PERMITS

Superintendent Backus yesterday issued
building permits as follows:
Arapahoe street, 1607-Ralph A White
comb, owner Ernest c. Whitecomb. builder:
alterations 70 building, 5000.
Avenue Nineteen, lO7 SOUTH. N.
one-story, four-room, frame residence, $3.50.
Bellevue avenue 1339-Eugene w. Roster,
owner and builder alterations to one-and-
one-half-story, two-room, frame residence,
$500.
Broadway, 4OS-41O south-George Mason.
owner; c. NJ. Webb builder; alterations to
five-story, brick building, S440.
Cotton street. 126i-M, Manley. owner and
builder; one-story. six-room, frame resi-
D street. SsO2-Mrs. C. Booth. owner; Fan
wal & Reitan, builders; one-story, four-room,
frame residence, 500
Dixon avenue, 1T29-George +. Guy, own
err; o. ?. Smith, builder; five-room, frame
residence, $1,000
ten owner; G, r. Sharp, builder; ohe-story,
six-room. frame residence, si400.
Fottyisxth os;d street near. near los w Angeles Pads
builder; one ne story T fve"room, , frame i. resi-
Fourteenth street 7a1 East-Mrs, S, Burk-
hart, owner; p. d, Ross builder; one-story'
Grove street. 1s2e--F, S. Thompson, own
er; F. ID. Dwely builder; one-story. five
Jefferson street 727 East-G. A, Carlson,
owner and builder one-story' hye-room.
frame residence $500,
Twenty first street--Charles A. Elder. owner
and builder; one-and.one half-story six
ROOM frame residence, $500.
Maple avenue, 523-52b-B, T.. Hill. owner;
Walter r. Wright, builder; alterations to
frame residence. $1,000
Michigan avenue. 2s2O-Mrs. e. A. Caf-
frey. owner; j, NJ Connors, builder; one
story four-room. frame residence. $500,
New Jersey street. ls42-Osear H. Schultz
owner and builder; one story, hve-room
franc residence Sii00
New Jersey street, i94S-Osear H. Schultz
owner and builder one story, hve-room
frame residence, SliO0,
New Jersey street iQ52-Oscar n Schultz
owner and builder one-story, hve-room
frame residence, Sii00.
New Jersey street 1s5s-osear H. Schultz.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-18
UPTON LOSES TO WALSH
Final Evenings Pool Play Marked by
Good Exhibition

Upton started like winner in final
evenings play of the match game with
Walsh at the Hoffman. Starting with
a run of thirty-one, which he dupli-
Gated in sixth. seventh and eighth
frames, making some fine long shots,
he also ran twenty-eight balls at the
finish.
Walsh played excellent pool, scoring
every time he had chance, making
high runs of 20 and IA.
1t is probable that another match
will be made as Upton's friends are
dissatisfied with the result, saying he
has not played for year and with a
little conditioning can beat Walsh
The score by innings follows; First
four nights, Walsh 406, Upton 313.
Score last night.
Walsh-O, 0, IA, 1, A, 8. 0, 6, 4, Is, IA,
II, /, 0, 13, o, 2, 8, $500.
Upton-15, To- 1, IL, 9, 7, 10, 8, 10, 0, l.,
A. 1S, Is, 2, IS, 1S-46S.