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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-10
GREAT SUCCESS
EXPERIENCED BY
new FRATERNITY
Big League Baseball Play
ers Believe That New Or
ganization Will Benefit
the Game.

New York, Nov. 9-The Baseball
Players Fraternity. according to
Vice President Christy Mathew
son. who Is wintering in this
city. has already experienced far
greater success SO far than it's
promoters had hoped for In the
brief span Of time. BY the time OF the
spring training trips 1t IL believed that
every active athlete outside the playing
mana gers--managers are barred 81
course--will be q member in good
standing. More than half the players
Of every one of the 16 major league
clubs have already paid their assess
mcnts. In the great majority Of clubs
all but one or two members are In line
five teams having come In solid.
II was expected when the organiza-
ton was first talked Of that the move
ment would meet with strenuous OPP
position on the part Of the magnates
This apprehension caused a number
Of the lesser lights to hang back. The
stars from the start were the prime
movers in the reform. The smaller fry
naturally hesitated. They thought thai
In case of resentment on the part OF ths
lmagnates they would be left alone t.
suffer. Organized baseball might d.
without them where II could not d.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-10
SPORT CALENDAR FOR
| THE PRESENT week


Monday.
Worlds championship tournament at
1872 balkline billiards opens in New
York.
Annual meet Of the National Fox
hunters association at Crab Orchard
Springs. Ky.
Opening of six days race meeting at
Arkansas state fair. Hot Springs.
Knockout Brown VS.. Jack Dillon,
eight rounds, at Memphis.
Kid Williams VS.. Young Monahan, Is
rounds, at Baltimore.
Packey Mcfarland VS.. Jack Britton,
10 rounds, at New York.
Knockout Brennan VS.. Jack McCar-
rem. 10 rounds. at Buffalo.
Jack Denning vs.. Willie Langford. 10
rounds, at Albany N. Y.
Harry Trendall VS.. Young Saylor,
eight rounds. at st. Louis.
Tuesday.
Annual meeting of the National As
ISOLATION Of Professional Baseball leag-
ues. at Milwaukee. Meeting at Milwau-
kee to organize the new Central and In
terstate Baseball leagues.
Wednesday.
Opening of fall meeting of James.
town Jockey club at Norfolk. Va.
Clarence Ferns vs.. Tommp Howell
10 rounds, at indianapolis.
| Thursday.
| Bert Reyes vs.. Harry Trendall.
rounds, at st. Louis.
| Friday.
Jim Flynn VS.. Al Palzer, rounds, Q
| Philadelphia.
Saturday.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-10
Football Notes.

Vanderbilt, which beat Mi ,sissippi "a
to 0 this year. defeated the same team
by q to In 1911.
The Yale coaches think that Bomeis-
Ter will be able to play against Har-
ward, If not against Princeton.
The Carlisle Indians are winning ev-
erything in sight this season. even
going over the border and scalping the
Canadians.
Charley Brickley. the Harvard star.
is a natural drop kicker and by con-
slant practice has developed wonder
full accuracy.
York, the Yale guard, probably will
not play any more football this season.
Harbinson, however, is believed to be a
good man for the position.
Dan McGugin. the Vanderbilt coach,
believes that his football warriors'have
splendid chance to defeat Harvard
when the two teams meet in Cam
bridge, Nov. ..
There will be 3O.6S0 tickets printed
for this yeats Army Navy game. and
| OF this number 10000 will be sold
through the University of Pennsylvania
committee for three dollars apiece.
Coach "Hurrp Up" Yost Of the Michi-
gan squad, has been working his men t.
the limit since their defeat at the
hands OF Syracuse. The coming game
with Pennsylvania is causing Yost tt
put the old hurry up" method intt
practice.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-10

University of Vermont and the city of
Burlington rendered the two boys a
great reception.
The Philadelphia Athletics. the New
York Giants and the Pittsburg Pirates
have stood pat on their managers for
years. while most of the other major
league clubs try new pilot every
season or SO.
big Ed' Walsh Of the White Sox
wasfthe pitcher oftenest called upon tc
go to the front In the big leagues dur
ing the past season. The records show
that Ed took part in no less than 81
games.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-10
Baseball Notes.

Manager kid" Elberfeld Is signing
new players in the hope Of building up
the Chattanooga team.
Rumors are floating about In Texas
league circles that the Austin fran
chise is to be transferred to Oklahoma
City.
John McGraw. manager Of the
Giants, has made such q hit in vaude-
willie that his engagement has been
extended a full season.
Handsome Harry McIntire says II
Frank Chance will sign $1,000 con-
tract with the Cubs. he Harry will
play for nothing.
After short hunting trip Jim Sheck-
ard and Jim Archer of the Cubs will
leave for Florida. where they will spend
the winter months.
Olaf Henriksen OF the Boston Red
Sox. who played such prominent part
+, In winning the deciding game. is home
talent. His home IL In Canton, SUI
burb of Boston.
When Ray Collins and Larry Gard
ner OF the champion Red Sox returned
to their native state Of Vermont. ths
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-10

Cornell VS.. Michigan, at Ann Arbor
Army VS.. Tufts. at West Point.
Chicago VS.. Illinois. at Champagne.
Minnesota VS.. Wisconsin, at Mime
apolis.
Iowa vs.. Ames. at Ames.
Nebraska VS.. Kansas, at Lincoln.
Missouri VS.. Washington university,
at Columbia.
Ohio state VS.. Pennsylvania State, at
Columbus.
Vanderbilt vs.. Central Of Kentucky.
at Nashville.
Georgia vs. Georgia Tech, at Atlanta.
Alabama vs.. Sewanee. at Birming-
Virginia VS.. Georgetown, at Washing
ton.
Johns Hopkins vs.. Western Mary
land. at Baltimore.
North Carolina VS.. Washington. and
Lee, at Greensboro.
South Carolina VS.. Porter. at Column
bia.
Louisiana VS.. Arkansas. at Little
Rock.
Tennessee VS.. Kentucky, at Knox
Vile.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-10
JOE WOOD LEADS
BIG LEAGUES IN
SHUT0UT GAMES
Walter Johnson Ranks Sec
ond and Walsh Third in
the American-Records of
Past Season.

Joe Wood of the Boston Red Sox,
who was the American leagues great
est distributor Of goose eggs last sea-
son. BANKED five of the seven teams
that faced him. Cleveland and Phila-
delphia alone escaping. Smoky Joe
whitewashed the Highlanders thrice.
the Nationals, Browns and White Sox
each twice and the Tigers once. Three
OF the Bostonian's wins were marked
by the narrowest possible deciding
score-1 to 0-the pitchers he con-
quered being Walter johnson, who, like
Wood, stood well up in the voting for
the Chalmers trophy; Edgar Willett
and George Mcconnell When Wood
kept the Tigers from the plate he had
to toll for IL innings and then a FUN
bic by Jim Delehanty was of great as
sistance to the Red Sox in getting their
one run.
Wood was the lone American Lacquer
to reach double figures in whitewashes.
Walter Johnson of the Nationals was
the runner up to Wood in using the
brush. Ed Walsh of Chicago reached
third. another Eddie-the left handed
Plank of Philadelphia--b being No. 4.
Boston was the hardest team to
whitewash and Chicago the easiest
All told there were 70 games In which
one team was ka1somined and one con-
test in which both drew ciphers. II
Below will be found the pitchers
records in shut-outs for 1912:
Ton Shut. Outs.
Wood, Boston-New York, 3 Chi
cago. .; ST. Louis. 2: Washington. 2;
Detroit, /.
Seven shut.outs.
johnson. Washington--New York, 2:
Boston. 1; Chicago. / Cleveland. /;
Detroit. /; Philadelphia. /.
Six Shut-o Outs.
Walsh, Chicago-Detroit, q; Boston,
1: New York, /; Philadelphia, !; st.
Louis, l.
Five Shut. Outs.
Plank, Philadelphia-Clevela 3;
Chicago, /; New York, /; Washing
ton. l.
Four Shut. Outs.
Collins, Boston-Chicago, 2; Cievo-
land. 1: Detroit, /.
Caldwell. New York-Cleveland. 2;
st. Louis. /: Washington. 1.
Three Shut-0uts.
Benz. Chicago-Cleveland, 1; Phila-
delphia, l; ST. Louis, /.
Kahler, Cleveland-New York, 2;
Detroit, I.
Brown. Philadelphia-Chicag 1:
Cleveland, 1; New York, /.
| Two Shut Outs.
O'Brien. Boston-Detroit, /; Phila-
delphia, /.
Hall, Boston-Cleveland. /: st.
Louis, 1.
Lange, Chicago - Philadelphia, 1;
Washington, 1.
| Dubuc. Detroit-Chicago. /; New
York, /.
Mullin. Detroit-st. Louis. 1; WASH
ington, !.
Baumgardner, st. Chicago. /;
Detroit. /.
| Weilman. st. Louis-Chicago, 2.
| Groom. Washington-New York, /:
st. Louis, l.
One Shut. Out.
White. Chicago-Detroit. d.
| Cicotte, Chicago-Washingto
| Scott, Chicago-St. Louis. -
Handing Clevcland-Chicago
Steen, Cleveland-St. Louis. q
| Baskette. Decentralization. 3,
Gregg. Cleveland-Boston. M
Covington. Detroit-Cleyeland. Il
! Works. Detroit-St. Louis. ~
Willett, Detroit-St. Louis. y.
Vaughn, New York--Philadelphia.
Covaleskic. Philadelphia Detroit.
Coombs, Philadelphia-Clevel VI.
Bender. Philadelphia Chicago. sf
Il. Brown, st. Louis-Ch Chicago. tit,
4 c. Brown, st. Louis-Detroit.
Hamilton. st. I4ouis- WashinKton.s;s i;
Allison. ST. Louis--New York.
Hughes. Washington--St. Louis.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-10
A Shining Reward.
(Froin Judged

OF course 1t pays one to be good;
Yet goodness dividends, we think,
Would be appreciated more
Did they but glitter some--and clink
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-10
vvinsoms.

Mary-How pretty Ida looksi She
has just put the hooks into old Gotrox
for two hundred dollars 1t bridge.
Alice-Yes. she does look winsomol
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-10
A Shameless Wish.

(From Judge)
Slim-You've hard-working wife.
Fat-Ycp; an. wish had two or
three more like her.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-10

New York. Nov. 9.-Yaching men all
over the country are anxious to learn
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-10
A Differences.
(From Judge)

Very few brands Of face powder
taste as good as they smell.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-10

Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock III as
she started in the last race sailed for
the America cup, showing two Of her
crew setting her club topsaiI.
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immediate fffet Of Great Nd
ney Rsmedyk Soon Realized

According 10 my experience do
not consider there In anything 10
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kidney affection. Twice IL relieved
mo when ! was completely help.
lesa.
The last time I was travelling IN
Texas. when my Kidneys became
affected. and for ten days suf.
fsFed cxrruclatinE pain, accom-.
panied with severe chiIls. Several
years previous. having been re-
IIssed OF similar attack. nssur.
ally aongfht relief M before from
5wamp.Roof.
After using four OF tho large
size bottles. ! was completely re-
stored and went on my way re-
ioiclng and praiaing DIR. Kiimcrs
Swamp Root. This Was three years
ago. and | have had no indication
Of the return OF the affliction.
Yours very truly.
J. G. SMITH. Jr.,
i0s Iohnson 81. Jackson. Tenn.
State OF Tennessee. County OF Mad
lson, IS
Subscribed and sworn 10 before
me this 18th day of July. 1909.
T.. G. SToyAf.L.
Notary Public.
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THIS LADY HAS.
EVERYTHING

SAN FRANCISCO. March "a
Fast ones aud slow ones. sikElinE
inshoots and out curves. floaters.
aud perhaps even tho new wave
ball. dealt from tho arm OF Miss
Genevieve Nagel. pride OF the poly
tochnic high school and tho only
girl pitcher In san Francisco. VIII
be the feature OF n baseball game
here this afternoon between tho
student aud faculty teams OF the
echool
Tho eight Young men OF the Sc.
nior class. who constitute Miss Ma
gels support. declare that she has
everything" and IL there a mil
lion." Miss Nagei IL said to have
all the speed OF league twifler.
besides q battling assortment OF
curves. She can also hit. run hason
and fields her position like y man.
She will be tho only woman In
the game. aud nine men ON the op.
posing faculty team declare they
will consider Il no disgrace u they
fall before her puEzlins delivery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-29
DOPE AND
CON NJ ENT
Amateur Sports Encouraged
OXFORD PICKED
To WIN

LONDON, March Rowing OK
perts pick oxford 10 win the time
honorcd University boat race. the
greatest aquatic event OF the year.
which will be rowed tomorrow on
the river Thames. between the
London suburbs OF putnsy and
Mortlake. over the usual s<-miie
course. Tho crews. who finished
their practice with a light paddle
this morning. are In splendid trim.
but the OyonIana have the ndsan-
tagc Of experience. weight and
longer combined trimming.
The Cambridge captain. X. w.
NJ. Arbuthnot. has had the mortifi.
cation of seeing bis best men laid
up one after another. and as a re-
suit he has only been able 10 place
three ~old blues" In his boat. where
as the Oxonian leader. H. q.
Bourne. has five men who rowed
behind him In last YEARS race.
Bourne himself II a tremendous fac
tor. being considered tho finest
stroke England has had for many
years,
Experienced watermen look
askance nj the Cambridge mo. z"
l.. u. Lloyd. whose weight. f46
pounds. IL the lowest recorded for
that position for some time. and
good oarnman as he undoubtedly Is.
the general opinion IL that Arbuth-
not should have placed a heavier
man behind stroke. There are
three Rhodes scholars in the crews.
but none OF them are Americans.
u. G. Collins. the Cambridge NO.
q" IN = New zcnlxnder. and the
Cambridge coxswstn. 9. A. Skin
ner. II a South African. while the
oxford mo. z" Ii G. w. Littlejohn.
an Australian.
Tomorrow's event viii be the
slxty-nlnfh meeting between the
two universities. Oxford has won
81 times and Cambridge 30. while
there was one dead heat--in 1877.
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~rnE RlvALs~ An LincoLM.

THE RIVALS" AT LINCOLN.
The annual Senior PLAY az ID
coin will be given In the Audlf0.
rum on Friday aud Saturday ere
nings Of this week. and from pres
cnt indications. II looks IA though
II would b. a grand success from
every viewpoint
The Rivals" is n spicy comedy
farce In five acts by Richard She5t-
dan. presented by the Senior
Athenaeum under the direction OF
Miss Celia Shelton. Manager
Chrlstoph sleinke Inns arranged for
two performances 80 that the audi
forum may not be overcrowded.
Jesse Johnson. that modest ak
feet Of bashfulness. plays the part
OF lover. and. really. girls. he Ii 50
determined 10 make n hit Mt the
first performance that he even re-
haarses tho part with Lucy while
going home from school. yes&hn
that "sweitzer'' stcinko pull0 off
hts balloon nscentIon 40 &AuNf4ra
that tho tanitor tried 20 throwehim
out Mt the first gehearsal 81
Miss Kathleen Conner. whN SIS
Ms headatrong as an aiicgory q tho
banks OF the Nile" will spri8 a
surprise In the way OF foot York,
while Miss Beatrice Mercer win get
her share Of the limelight WITH her
clnssy acting.
Tho caste Is made up OF the fol-
lowing: Misses Kathleen Counor.
Florence soderquist. Julia D&kle.
Beatrice Mercer. Mercedes Hoover.
Messrs. Chrissoph steinke. lesse
Johnson. Walter Day. Ray Vince.
Ter. Carl braves. Joe Dodd, Louis
Gerhardt and Mark West. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-29

San FRANCISCO. March ga
With Frankie Burns stiil ruling a
iOtos choice over Johnny Frsyne.
the two lightweIghts announced
themselves In fine fettie today and
eager for the sound OF the gong
which win send them together at
DreainIand tonight A long stand
Ing feud between the two lads In
surcs fast fight. and the fans are
looking for some lively milling. A
feature Of tonight's bout Is that Il
win see the re-appearanee as rcf-
cree OF Eddie Granay. There will
be i0-round preliminary between
Joe Atcheson and frankie Ed
wards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-29

CORVALLIS. Or. March 20
The Oregon Agricultural College
wrestling team today Is en- route
Tor Pullman, Wash. where II will
meet tonight tho wrestlers of
Washington state college. The
bouts will be contested by wres-
tiers In the 1i5, LIS. 1886. lac. 1853
and f7b-pound classes.
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Abe Wants Rivers

OAKLAND. Cal, March 29.--Abe
Atteil. tho former featherwcight
champion. Ia today considering m
offer from Mel Motifs club for q
six-round bout with Tommy Dixon
here in April Attell IL willing.
but will not give definite answer
for several days. as be. has chance
10 meet Joe Rivers In Tos Angeles
In the near future Aitell prefers
the latter bout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-29

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. March 20.
Jack Keefe OF Boston. former
weIiknown pugIlist. is dead here
today. Keefe started as a light.
weight, and fought a number OF
battles on the Pacific coast and In
the East. He climbed into the vol
division by defeating
Honey" Melody.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-29

Tho South Seattle Grammar
School team defeated the George
town School team by the score OF
8 to 3 yesterday. The feature of
the game was the pitching of John.
son OF South Seattle. This team
has won -four out OF five games this
season already and It looks like
they are the class OF the Grammar
schools. They wish 20 schedule
games with teams OF their size.
For games. call up Dewey Robin
son st the South Seattle school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-29

Mias Mercedes BELLS. II you
please.
She Ii employed Ia tho freight OF.
fees of tho Northern Pacific aud IL
No. In The stars popularity con
test for the moat popular woman fan
In Seattle.
William Bane. secretary OF tho
Eikx. aligned the blank nominating
Mias Heiii2. Hr read about the
contest In the pink aud decided one
Of those passes would Iust about ut
Miss Beiiia He held iirtls pow.
WOW with some OF his brother EIks.
and they decided 10 GO down the
llne for the candidate. 81. n you
see q lot of men wearing Fin onn-
blsms rushinK around after rinks.
you will know that Nlsa BELLS has
some votes on the Say.
4 look TO two kinds OF people to
hcip me- said Mlxs Bella. last
night: the EikH and tho irish =
News travels fast. sometimes.
Miss BELLS was nominated for tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-29

LOS ANGELES. March 70, Jack
Herrick Of Chicago rules slight
fasorite today over Frank ManteiI
for their soround bout tomorrow
at Mccarey's Vernon arena Both
men have finished their training
aud win make the 1853 pounds at
10 O'Clock tomorrow morning with
ease. Hefrlck recently fought a
good draw here with Bert Pagan.
while MnntcIl's victory over Billy
Papke az Sacramento made him
eligible for tomorrow match.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-29

CINCINNATI. Ohio. March 10
The series Of games between the
Cincinnati Nationals and tho New
York Americans has been called off
today on account Of tho bad con-
dition 81 the local ball park. New
York was 20 have played the Reds
here Saturday. Sunday and Mon
dny
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-29

tny usss~d Press LEASED Wfr~B
LIVERPOOL. March zs.--Iiarry
Lewis. the American weIterweight.
In victor today over Harry Mans
field Of London. lie won the de-
cision after 20 rounds Of fighting
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CARD ron rLks

CARD FoH tlkb .
r. PORTLAND. Or. March 20. 4
= -~hfforts today are being 4
4 made IN Portland and Salt 4
4 Lake 90 arrange worlds 4
4 champion wrestling bout be- 4
4 tween Stanislaun zbyazko. the =
4 giant Pole, and Frank Goich. 4
= tho heavyweight champion. =
4 Salt Lake promoters have =
4 hung up purse OF $50. 900 and 4
4 Portland must do better II =
~ she wants the championship 4
4 match for Elks' convention =
4 week next July, 4
y y
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-29
FRANKLIN TO PLAY.

The Franklin baseball team have
. game scheduled with West &c.
attic for Friday aud the boys are
confident OF victory. The fellows
have been getting In some real hard
practice lately and the team In
quickly rounding In the competition
for Jobs has become less compIi.
Gated owing 10 the fact that many
81 thu aspirants received tokcns Ut
regard from their dear teachers.
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B A S z B A L L
r o q T B A l. l.
B A s X e T B ALL


y poHTLAhD'b NEW PARK a
4 PORTLAND. Or. March %. .
4 --pOrfland's new baseball y
4 park. the most complete and .
4 down.to date IN the West. viii ~
4 be completed next week. ac- 4
4 cordlng 20 announcement q
4 made today. Only few de- =
4 tails remain 10 be finished and y
4 the park viii be ready for the .
4 record crowd that Is expected =
4 10 greet the champion Beavers .
= when they trot out on the -
= field for the first game here =
4 April 10. =
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contest just yesterday. and there
we're only q few Ia on the secret
Hut when she reached hsr hons iasi
night shs found a large bonquet 81
flowers. and. hidden beneath. rers
several hundred votes from i4ss
nights Piuka. They had bcof1 col
ieeted by frienda
Miss Bells likes athlekScx4 land
when abe was In high school baokci
ball was her fayofits recr.a 3tor
She IL an iskaraf fan. and 70 o~r
the national passims closely. ahs
Ia sure Dug has q good team bss
year. and wants one OF those pa1sca
10 abe can watch the Giants col the
flag
She has BEEN employed by{ the
Northern Pacific for four years land
has a vida acquaintance. In a BUS
has = vide acquaintance. 10 a Dust
have assured her VI their SUPPORT
and shc thinks they viii DO blu
able addition 70 the Elka--antN tho
ffish--in the contest.
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agsuLTs OF LINCOLN MeE1

The track events OF the iutcr-ruli
meet Mt Lincoln were held ut the
park yesterday afternoon and the
results were very favorable. En-
NETT Leg proved 10 be q dark
horse" In the mile run II was de-
cidcd 10 hold the relay Friday noon
40 that the captains may have time
20 pick their teams The standing
IL aa follows. Mr.. De veibiss' roll.
IS. Mr.. Mulholland's roll. IS. Mr..
Delta roll. IS: Mr.. O'Connor's roll.
f5. Freshmen-Sophomorc: Room
sol. 10: room 20s. zb: room iOs.
10: room s02. IL: room 202. s.
room 2o7. s.; room 30s. 4: room i01.
4: room 1903. ,.