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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-11
NJ GU|RE'S PLAYS
JOHN MARSHALL

Tuesday afternoon will mark the
beginning OF tho Scholastic League
season. High School will then meet
the strong team from McGuire's In
the first game for the prep cup.
Under the competent coaching Of
Stanley Bighie. McGuire's has turned
out team this year which would
do honor 70 a school with a higher
standing than the prep champions are
given The team is practically the
same that won the cup last year:
Miller at catch and PASCAL on third
being the new members OF the team.
High school, while not as fortu.
nate as their opponents In the num~
Der OF old men returned. has Z iarRoa
squad out and Coach Stubs IL work.
ing hard to develop tho younxsterA
The play recently given.~at J. M. n.
s. has prevented the coach's presence
with the team until recently, 10 that
number OF rough edges remain TO-
be worked OF.
However, a lively battle il expecta6
and much interest IL being shown -
both schools. The game will be play.
ed at Byrd Park and will BEGIN -
4 r. NJ.
hlgn Scnools schedulo follQWo1
championship.
April Ill. NJ. H. s. vs.. McGuireen.
championship.
April IL. Is. Is. 17--J. II. II. 3. ~
Emnoria at Emnoria ;ss ss.ss:
April 21--J. NJ. II. S. VS.. Acadanas
April 22-Open. NJ
April 2s-J. NJ. Fl. s. N Acadenlvs
championship. sFg
April 29-J. NJ. III. 8. vs. Hamnkama
Fl. 8. at Hampton. sasssas
May 81. NJ. II. s. W.. Empcris MI
Richmond. 7Sa
May 81. M. H. 8. W. Aeadar
championship. 7Hs
May 1o--J. NJ. H. 8. VI. Meosissn|
(championship) = q NJ n B ss'
May ls-rhestsr. at Richmond. s s
May 1s-Open.
May is--Mcauirs's tehamDtsu
ship. sas
May 20--Open
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RICHMOND LOSES
TO WAKE FOREST
TEAM PLAYS WELD FOR SEVEN
INNINGS AND THEN GOES
q
TO PIECES.

WAKE FOREST. n, c.. April IL
For seven ihnfhgs me Richmond Col
iege team went along like cham
pions in the game with the Baptists
Monday. Than there was LOUD
noise, for the team blew up and the
Wake Forest boys had scored six
times before Longs men came to
earth again. Richmond consequently
sost ss.st game, Stto /
Up TO this time the game had been
pitchers battle between Baldwin
and Smith. the former striking out
seven men In three innings. and the
latter tanning six In two innings
Twice. once in the fifth and once
iii the sixth. with three and two men,
respectively. on bases. Baldwin pull
ed out of the hole admirably.
Smith, for Wake Forest, was the
particular feature. Besides pitching
a three-hit game, with no passes. he
fielded his position perfectly. and got
a double and single out OF three times
up, the two-base hit tying the score.
The playing OF the Wake Forest
team was better than at any time this
season. The score
WoHa Enrs<,
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How Teasss VIII Lins Up.
TORONTO:

Boston worlds champions, pitched the
last part Of the game and pitched
great ball, and on the bench was
Phelps. the old St. Louis catcher. who
will be seen In action Tuesday even
ing
And there was one of the famous
Deiahanty family there. too. Joe, a
fan said he was.
The score card made Il read Dele
hanty. which IL entirely wrong. ac-
cording to Jim Delahanty Of the De-
troit team. and most any other Dels-
hanty who knows that hts family name
is really De la Hante, and French at
that. Joe Delahanty is also an ex-big
Lacquer. played with Cleveland. accord
ing to one fan.
Something Abou. the Game.
Az for the game itself:
Toronto didn't do anything with
ICY" Pierce until the fourth. Then
after Jordan rolled out to Egan, un-
assisted. Bradley got to first on hard
chance that Martin missed. Mullen
struck out, Bradley stealing in the
meantime. Vaughan singled and went
TO second on the throw In that didn't
get Bradley. Vaughan came home on
kosher's single. Mueller forced Kos
her.
In the next inning Shaw walked and
got around to home when Keeler bunt-
ed, and Egan threw to third. to head
him of. Egan's throw was all right
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-11
KING ALFONSO HAS
TAKEN UP RACING

DUBLIN. April liking Alfonso,
Of Spain. 10 going In for racing. He
has engaged Richard Croker to keep
him supplied from the Olencairn sta
Royal station. The news comes direct
from the Croker stables.
Alfonso has had the establishment
Of . racing stable In mind for more
than . year. HIS attention was d.
ractad to Croker ~ the late King I'd.
ward, who looked upon the az Boss
Of Tammany - ona Of the best judges
OF horsslsesh in the world. Recently
IN sraissary Of Alfonso went through
yaaTlinGu with . viow 10 their purchaso
ana practically arranged with Croker
70 look aftsr ~ KINGS turf inter.
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PITCHING Of LEE
DEFEATS VIRGINIA
TEAM FAILS TO HIT CARoMNIAN
AND GOOD WORK OF RIxEY
GOES FOR NAUGHT.

CHARLOTTE. n. c., April H.
Pitcher >Isse. Sc the Ga-a2tsa ,tean..
was too much for the Virginia boys
and shut them out with three hits.
Rtxey also pitched great ball. but two
passes and line drive By Cannes.
which Driver failed to hold. brought
In the lone tally that won the game.
Repeatedly thereafter the Virgin
ians came dangerously near scoring
but Lee Was steady AT critical mo-
ments-
The star play of the game by
Pember, in the fifth, in which he
dived at long fly and caught II.
turning a complete sonfersault. eat
off a run.
The weather was uncomfortabiy
chilly. but the crowd was large and
enthusiastic. and the visitors did not
lack for rooters. The score:
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ANTE-sEAsoN GAMES.
BY JAY LEWIS.

Having had time to study lesson
number one our baseball team will
proceed to tackle that Toronto prop
osition for second tune Tuesday
evening.
IT'S a pretty proposition. though
to our pet mathmeticians 1t looks
as difficult as the fourth dimension
and other high brow problems.
Try to figure it out yourself and
you will find just how hard it is.
The problem?
Oh, the problem In: How can any
baseball team beat a better one.
They do say that Fielder Jones
Is the only one who ever solved IT.
but Fielder Jones doesn't play bail
any more. He never played in Rich
mond. either. for that matter
'Tis said. too. that Manager Sui
Ivan has demonstrated the theorem
more than once and he is going to
Keep on trying 1t over until he sue
ceeds again.
His pupils tried to follow him Nom
day and went along nicely for awhile,
but just AS they were about to show
they had mastered it they went ail
TO pieces and gave 1t up.
Team, Win Try Again.
But the boys are not discouraged
and II may be that they will really
do the little task for them Tues
day evening when they will fhave
two tries at 1t, dou bic eader.
Anyway, they are going to have
another whirl at 1t. and they all de-
clare that they will come nearer being
winners than they did Monday.
That last part should be easy. A
game that is lost 10 TO 3 can be I'm
proved upon and no doubt IL will he
in this second session.
One thing is sure: the Richmond
boys need not expect any aid from
. Umpire Bob Fender. Bob wouldn't
hand the boys anything. no matter
how polite they may act toward
him.
In Mondays gam. wallace and
Martin had Bill Bradley out fair and
square at second base In the eighth.
but Sir Robert said Nay" and that
settled II. As result three runs
went to swell Torontos score.
But Richmond was beaten without
any help from the umpire and the
old timers on the Toronto team show
cd the home lads a trick or two.
Old Plays Work.
For instance In the eighth with
Kosher on third. Winters on first and
Shaw up. Winters pulls r. throw from
Lodge to Ciaaser. or course Kosher
darted home, and Ciauscr, instead OF
flashing the ball back TO Lodge de-
termin-d to put Winters out Win
ters was put out to be sure, but
Kosher was seated on the bench before
Martin put the ball on Winters for
the third out.
Keller pulled the same trick in the
very next inning when he got to FIRST
on a bunt. Shaw having got a life OF
CAuser's throw past Egan. and golng
TO third when Keller laid down the
ball. Shaw came home. Keeier got
10 second. for Ciaurer. this time. threw
home and apparently nailed the run
ner but Fender called him safe.
Mullen woke verbout up In this
last inning by running TO second
while JohnnyD stroiied isfsureiy TO- the
box. after going toward first to back
up Egan. verbout had the ball In
his hand and fung 1t to Ciauser. but
too late to get Mullen.
Another Little Instance.
Another little instance OF sleepy
work was when Martin failed TO cover
third in the htth Inning. On g. shnrt
Keller laid down and which Baker
played perfectly. Perhaps Martin
thought II was up to Baker to get
hack to his bag and take the throw
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Two Short Games Are Announced For Broad Street Park
but Baker nor Martin were on the

1Op-
A. for the eighth and ninth innings
eight hits were secured OF verbout,
according TO off1cial figures and Null
lens smash that Martin did not stop
was hot enough to 30 for another
nine runs were scored of sir John.
with the aid of Bob Pender.
Richmond Heroes.
McCabe got the first run for Rich
mond on hts double and Egan's sin
gle. In the fourth Egan got double
and scored on Maths single after
Martin had sacrificed.
In the eighth Lodge beat Bradiey's
low throw to Jordan. Bradley sent 1t
on the bound az the sun was In Jor-
dams eyes. but the bound went wide
and Tim missed the ball. verbout and
Baker died but on Wailaces shot to
Bradley the ball went Wide to FIRST
again and Lodge came home.
That ended Richmond's scoring
For the details, see the score below:
atohnnond
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Bits Of Baseball

Same old yarn about Bunting com.
inE back TO Richmond starts up aeain.
The salary limit would have 10 Sc at
least 1850 TO pay Bunting ana Dob
sot, and Richmond II going 70 keep
within the salarN limit. OF course
everybody .knowd the old proverb
shout '1ynine like an Afadavit," but
rrestdsnt Bradley viii not have "a
strain his conscience on that account
Just yet e5
Robertson, Of Carolina 4. 4 n.
gxuelg out- - men N The GaaH4 With
0uReorA xcedak The 0ptlses6 AoyS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-11
JOHNSON REJO|Ns
WASH|N GT0A CLUB

CoFTEYvILLE. KAS.. April H.
Pitcher Walter Johnson is on his way
to Washington Tuesday to open the
season with the Senators. having re-
ceived telegram from Manager
McAleer. of the Washington club.
offering MIN $1,000 for the season.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-11
STILLMAN is STILL
CHAMPION AT SQUASH

NEW YORK. April lt.-Dr. Alfred
fred Stillman. and. Ia stin tho national
squash tennis champion. following his
slashing match with John W. Prem
tice, Boston. at the Harvard Club.
cleverness at placing the bali was
largely Responsible FOR stilIman's vic
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-11
PITTSBURG SELECTED
FOR A. A. II. GAMES

NEW YORK. April =, N.--Schenley
Park. Pittsburg. has been selected as
the scene Of the national A. A. u. Jun
ion and senior championships June 30
and July ]. The games are open to
all registered Athletes
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Richmond 20 0 0o1 30 0 0--I 6
Wake Forest 0 0 0 o0so IS s e
Summary; Batteries-Baldwin and
Beale: Smith and Turner. Base on
balls--off Baldwin. /: Off Smith, O.
Hit by pitched ball--by Baldwin, 1;
by Smith. 9. Two-base hit---smith.
Umpire Caddel1
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oUHHATy. BA1N on balIs-Un Lee,
); on Rtxsy. I. Struck out-By lee,
IL: by Rixey. !. Hit by pitched ball
Finley. Two-base hit--Hume. Sac
rince hit--Hume. Stolen bases
Witherington. Carter. Passer ball
Withertngton. Time Of game, I:4o.
Umpire, Doc Atkins.
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+, got Ave hits and two rams OF him at
that.
Young pitcher named Marston pitch
ed o no-hit game against Middletown
Agricultural College for Massanutten
Academy at Woodstock. Monday. He
struck out Is batsmen and yet the
academy boys only won by ? TO 2.
| Out In Evansville, Ind, McElvey OF
Minneapolis. made four home runs a
double and q single in ak trips to the
plato. Minneapolis won 1s to II. Nc
| EIvey's record beats that Of Bobby
Lowe and Ed Delahanty. Lowe In a
game IN the brotherhood league made
four home runs and a double in five
times up.
New York Giants bsat Jersey city
is to s, Monday. Hal Chase's men
beat Scranton. 10 TO 0. Boston Ma
tionals beat Baltimore I to 3.
Connie Mack's men lost the last
game OF the inter-city series TO the
Phiiiies s TO 2. but came out ahead on
the series. taking three out OF 1--WE.
Tate. the Texas pitcher, who was Of
two innings for Mack and passed
three men. besides being hit for three
binsies and three runs. Manager Sui
livan passed up Mr.. Tate before the
Texan went to Philadelphia.
panville was beaten by the Buffalo
team OF the Eastern league. = Is l.
Montreal found tho Norfolk boys easy
winning TO 0.
V. p. !. was beaten by ST. John. Z
to 2, at Blacksburg. THE Techs, says
the dispatch, showed lack Of practise.
Tho Nancies of the Ladies' league
beat Dendron. 10 TO T. Tuesday tins
Nancies play the Frankies. For those
who may not understand these nice
names 1t ts herewith stated that Nam
cies In the name bestowed on tho Suf-
folk team and the Frankies are the
sailor boys of the good ship Frank
lin.
Dartmouth college. one OF the stron-
gest mines in the east, was shut out
by Eastern College. at Manassas, Va,
Monday, ! to o. White the wonderful
sixteen-year old pitcher Of Eastern.
had the big boys from New Han1p-
shire falling all over themselves. Not
Dartmouth man reached third. The
best the visitors got was two hits off
the boy wonder. Talk about your
Walter JOHNSON.
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Toronto ........ o 90 O liz
Richmond .....,.. i o 600 o. j
Summary: Two-base hits--McCabe,
Egan, Jordan. Three base hit--Shaw
Sacrifice hits-Martin, Keeler. Stolen
bases-Shaw. Keller. Bradley, Mueller.
Base on balls-~OfY Pierce, /: off Yer
bout, .. Left on bases--Richmond, 2:
Toronto, 4. Hits of Piece, In 5
innings: of yerbout, in 4 innings.
Struck out-By Pierce, SHAW: by
Verbout, / (Shaw); by Winters.
(Clauser): by Mueller. (Baker, Wal
lace, Pierce). Time OF game las. I'm
pire Ponder, Attendance, 1900.
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V. p. I. was beaten by ST. John. Z
to 2. at Blacksburg. The Techs, says
the dispatch, showed lack Of practise.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-11

panville was beaten by the Buffalo
team OF the Eastern league. = TO i.
Montreal found tho Norfolk boys easy
winning 8 TO 0.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-11

got Ave hits and two runs OF him at
that.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-11

New York Giants beat Jersey city
1s to S. Monday. Hal Chase's men
beat Scranton, 10 TO 0. Boston Ma
tionals beat Baltimore I to 3.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-11

Another little instance OF sleepy
work was when Martin fsiisd TO cover
third IN the htth inning On e. hnnt
Keller laid down and which Baker
played perfectly. Perhaps Martin
thought II was mp to Baker to get
hack to his bag and take the throw
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9aS ThaI abtpdrte.

SahIpr. Infer 9auosmann Saspar
Ott bat lsster Gage uus allbisr NIT isi'
ner Satin einsn Beiud abseitattet.
Serr Ott nobnt iouit In wfoseow bet
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rem SrsunO Ottl-Ssrr @aspar Sdtlo
bat oas Sotel oss perm @aspar DIT
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feline @afts aufs bette bswirtben. Tsr'
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6ens ibn bsimsuiudsn. -abonnlrt auT
bas rsBo6snblatt4 unb usridnmt nidt,
osm altsu Psnnipluunisr Ssrrn SOrs
feline aniidtsn ju leien.
Bfarrsr 8. s Serbian issnste
teste SSO6s Charles Srtis uno Srdu'
leiu aittis 6allOu. beioe pon Olo 5or'
ae, sum Buno fhr's Seben elm.
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Gtue 8ttte.

Bir bitten biermit iOlds uuisrsr Der.
.brtsn abonusntsu. pslas Elm Subr ober
bariibsr fur oas -Do4snblatt- i9ulosu,
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seisr ucriprsasu uuh bsSablsn tphrOsn.
sbe bic e&ulb iu bod aufduft.
N6tuuususll,
Der 1trsHssster.
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Sas Subn nnb Der Meni6.

Sas Subn tit ia pie ldnsit betannt.
Der niiblt6ite 8osel in ieoem 9anb,
@s legt uns @ier-friib brauf los
SmSommer uno@tnter, oas TT famos.
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reid;
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limb tommt bic Grhbltnsssett beran,
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limb iino oret Wo9en oamn porbei.
Damn tommen bic 9iiden aus oem 81.
gBie tpdr es pobl, ipenn au6 bet Menif
G6nnt MAIDEN es bem Subne slei6,
SDnnt Gier legeu, groB unb id6n,
Sas tpdr ia luitig au3uiebn.
9dm' bann bic 8riteseit heran.
Ser Mann uno Grau bic fdnsen ait
gu iiben auf bic gier fetn
Bis baB bic Sdale ipriust eut;psi.
SeOOd per tueib, tpenn es 70 ipdr,
Oh nidt ptel Meniden piiroen germ
Statt gier briiten, bieie lieber eHen,
Der Meni4beit ipdr es ni4t gum beffen
anoreip 9raus. SCRANTON. Ya.
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: Die Hectnr @ns Nann @nmnnn,

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uon SrooflDn. welhe ale Sorten @as.
lampsn fabri3irt. SeOenft bier cine ia,
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mtlhe n1hiten Otenlta9 aoeno IN DER
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psrbsu. ba bic ausitattuns bss Stiidt'
mtt ju sroBsu Rotten psrbunbsu LIT
Gin fOttes Eaujfrdus4sn wiro be-
8orftslIHus folseu uno tinsn pansuosi
abi&lub ses sbsuOs bilosu. 49,.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-01-26
Sunmcre.

Den Gbeleuten 8. 8. Setopp
pom Siiuitsr Strabs 1T Elm Stammbal'
ter seboren mOrosn.
- Sn Der @Obnuns Der Srauteltsrn
an 8eft Price StruBe wurOsn lette
ISOLDE Srdulsin 8ulu 8. WfaineS uno
ausuft @Drlis burd Paitor Wt. ..
Spear als elm sliidlihes @bepaar sin'
seiesnet.
= Sn Der Corona Seioefabrtf brad
Inn Mitterna6t Elm 6euer aus, oas BON
ben 125 glnseitellten 10 pader betdmpft
purOe, baB es li6 nt6t ausbrettete.
Die 9lrbeit miro ntdt unterbro6en.
- Charles, Der 4idbrise SObn Der
@bslsute Charles Sauer BON SrOOf
StraBs, 1T 5reitus absno nud fnr5sr
9ranfbsit seitorben. Die Seiirsuns
fano Wtontas Jiadmittas i'm Ounmors
Srieobof Itatt.
-6rii6 am Sumitus Mor9en wur=
be etne 9roBe 8lasplatte in oem Saoen
oes u. y. @roB an Srtnter StraBe
nit einem SelOltetn ein9eltoBen uno
oam benz 6enlter peri6ieoene paar
S6u6e uno anbere g8aartn entnpm=
men. Die Bolisei bemertte ben VOr=
gang ni6t.
- Der blsbsrise @ilbbiiter @owarO
gS. @arleD uon bier. welher am lesten
Oonusritas als folder entlalen wurOe
uuo iih ounn wciserte. bas @isenthum
osS Staates auf,usebeu. Duroe Sam'
flag aui cine oiesbeshslihe anflase fir
Elm ssri6tlides @rideinen unter $500
8irsidaft seitellt.
= Der 63iSubre alte SObn 6ollow
uon Yroof StraBe erbislt ON OOnner'
flag in Der Bennipluauia Soblen Som'
panic i3s6s oablsr einsn Sdaoelbruh.
als cine Sprensuns erfOlste uno sin
Sitter oerart riiitelte. oae es nieoerfiel
uno ibu trai. @r wlros in seidbrlthem
3uitanb oem Stuut Soiaital iibsrihbrt.
- Srau Wtarp y. Sabatini, 40
Sabre alt unb on Sim StraBe nobn'
baft, srbislt Donnsritas abeuo lebens
seidbrli1e Branowuuoen. als cine Del
lamps, nit meldsr iie iid in ben Seller
beseben mollte, srploSirte uuo oas Del
ii6 iibsr ibrs alsiouns srsoB uno In
Yrano ssristb. Sbre arme, Ssiiht
uno S0rper iino ihauosrbaft usrbrannt
uno is wurbe in frasli6em 3nitanos
na1 BEN Staat SOipital Ssuommen.
mo- fis ON Sreitas Yormittas itarb.
- als Der 22 Sabre alte Bersmann
giidolaus Surro pou Sat StraBe ii4
am Wiontas Worssn auf benz SSes Sur
alrbeit In Der @ipip @rOus 3sds bs'
fano, flOpits er bic beige slids aus ieis
nsr Pisifs unb itsdte Oieie in cine Ea'
lde. wsl6e au9 Elm babies Dussnb
Dpnamitjiuosr eutbislt; sr behielt bic
Saub auf Der Pfsifs uuo Elm paar Se.
tunosn ipdter erplOoirtsu bic Climber.
potura ibm Der Daumen uno jpsi
Singer Der linfen Sanb abseriiien ipurs
ben. Ssin Rod fling aud 5susr uuo
er uerbrannte iid msbrere Singer ber
rs6tsn 9auo, als sr oisies S5susr oampf'
te. 5urro srbielt susrit drStli4e BE.
banoluns unb wurbs baum mad bem
Staat SOipital seuOmmsn; isin 3u.
ltauO mirb QlS uid,t aefdhrlit1 betrad,tet.