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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-04

his first taste of the professional
game Swick is sure on thrown balls
and his long experience Is Of great
help to Hollocher- Swick's long hits
have broken up many games already
and lie seems to bat stronger when
hit is most needed Hollocher is easily
the best sfortstop in the league when
il comes to fielding, while hiG batting
and base running is improving each
day. At the present time he IS hitting
well above the 800 mark and prob
ably is leading the other shortstops in
this department Harvey. at third, is
one of the surest Folders in the game
at his position The major leagues
will show very few third basemen
who make as few errors. either in
fielding or throwing. as Harvey does.
He has been batting at terrific pace
during the last month. Baum, lie
Beau and Wetzel give the Indians as
good an outheld az can be found in
the circuit. wetzel has had some
difficulty IN rounding into form, but
is improving rapidly.
AS for the pitching STAFF. Boyie has
one man that stands head and shout
ders above the other pitchers In the
lea que as a major league prospect
Jesse Watkins was 20 years old a
week ago. He weighs $50 pounds
and is feet liz inches tall He Is
without single bad habit. Watkins
has never been up- in higher leagues
and will be given So much more con-
siieration By scouts for this fact.
Watty's work in the twenty-five In
ming scoreIess game at Burlington re-
Gently has attracted to him the atten-
ton OF baseball men all over the
country. Bixby, the last man TO be
added to Boyle's staff. has worked In
FIVE or six games without a defeat.
PennsT Is another younzster who
shows great promise az 1e years OF
age. McCulloch has been improving
gradually during the ENasnt sea son
and great things are expected of him
by BOYLE. In Brown, Boyle has a back
stop whose work has been Of great
value to the team. One OF Larey's
greatest assets is his nerve. He dem
onstrated this when ne went back in
the game n less than ten DAYS after
his right hand had been split open By
foul tip. He is still using adhesive
tape TO hold the first two fingers Of
this hand together, the injury not
having completely healed. Larey's
nerve crops cut every nov and then
when ne comes up in a pinch and
slams the ball to the far corner Of the
lot.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-04
TANNING AND PANNING

Has the old pennant bug hit the
town? Seems that way. Not in years
have the hopes of Indian fans been
nursed so carefully. The bugs are
growing holder IN their predictions
day by day. Many believe nothing
short of the most dire calamity can
beat the team out OF the pennant- II
a census could be taken right now the
vote would probably be unanimous
that the Indians stand a better chance
than any other team.
Certainly the cold facts in the
games played during the last month
would not offer any disbursement
to these hopes. During the month Of
June the team lost but three games
at home They have Just completed
string of eight straight wins which
vas composed of two double headers
In the last seventeen games they
have played. the Indians won four
teen. lost two. and tied one In one
% these games they demonstrated
their staying powers by establishing
worlds record for the longest shut
ont game ever played IN professional
baseball. This game was played
zgsT inst Burlington. one OF the tHEes
strongest clubs IN the league
The fans are not the only ones who
t,eifere the peunant is bound to float
ryre- the north side park next season.
Frank Boyle and every member OF
MS team holds the same feeling. They
are no. loud In their predictions
MANY o. them xiii not admit they
are fure Of vinninz-but they have
~z-ght the spirit Just the same Moth
ing proves this better than the att-
tide 0. the players toward their indi-
ztdual records. They hare almost for
gotten that their work On the field
goes down IN cold statistics by which
ne world viii measure their ability
gz,rr me reason is finished They
are bent On winning games and they
ese,.f,ce without thought their own
records when they see chance 10
heFy the club BIZ 80 doing
Tsk.nE TIE piayers individually.
taeY seen % stack Up about as vel
as auy 20 the 1ezzue. The fnfeid- the
f,u+fels. and the pitching staff looks
zx eand as a-x other in the Central
ASSOCIATION. The fnSeld looks psrticu.
isriy good. GlT5n az first leads the
ls.nfese 10 SEEDING his position. STick-
"a second. f. rlot leading II fielding
-. he makes sn admirable rau n
/ work With Hoiiocbe- who Is getting
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-04
Seven Central A. A. U. Marks Fail In
Annual Track Meet At Stage
Field Yester>
day.
CHICAGO TEAM WINNER
Lcon1is and Mueks Lead Field Of
Contestants In Individual
Henors Made In
Meet.

TINTED Press Leased Wire Sefvicel
CHICAGO. July 3.-Se~en central
A. A. c. records were broken and
two were tied In he nineteen events
that constituted the fifteenth annual
field and track meet Of the union. on
Ssagg Field.
Chicago A. A. ran to form and won
with SO points. Illinois A. c. was
second With -; Niscon. In q. third
with IS: Chicago Q. and the Danish
American A. c. tied for fourth with
In points each. Others finished as
follows: Nosre Dame sixth: 4, Nor.
wegian Turner'S seventh, 8; Mystic A.
celler with one point each. It was
the ninth win for Chicago A A. jos
LOOMS G. A. a. took individua. hon
ors with three firsts. Mucks, Of Wis
consin. was second, with two nrsts.
The first event furnished q new
record IT was the half mile, Camp
bell, Chicago Z. die 1t In 1855 ~.
which was Is seconds better man
the old time.
Marceau, c. A. A. clipped II Is
seconds from the old mile record Of
1882 2-5.
Mucks. Wis. bettered the old 1s
pound shot record by / foot, 1-s
inches. when ne threw the weight
1876 Is.
Kenourck, 1. A. c. raulted II feet
5 rs inches. lettering the former
record by As inches.
Loomis beat the old running high
jump mark by IL inches when he
won with s feet 311 inches.
The old 40 yard record OF so 2-5
seconds was cut / rs seconds by
Diamond. the Chicago negro.
Mucks set another new mark in
the discus throw by fest 10 inches
when he hurled the circle 143 feat
By fnch0
Loomis tied the 94-5 second mark
in the hundred and Smith C. A. A.
tied the 81 s-5 record In the go.
The excellent marks made by to
days contestants gave high hopes to
middle westerners that their favor.
ties would be In the running on July
~. when a team VIII be selected
from the athletes who take part in
the national a. A. U.ssenior champion.
ships on Stage field. TO compete at
the Panama-Pacific exposition.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-04
FRANK GOTCH TAKES
MATCH WITH ORDERMAN
Worlds Champion Demonstrates That
He Has Not "Gcne Back" Dur
fr1 ano Retirenert

HUMBOLDT. Iowa. July s.-Before
a crowd of 1000. most of them farm
ers. Frank Gotch threw Harry Orde-
man OF .Nlinnea polls. in straight falls.
the first an arm and scissors IN ~
minutes, the second crotch in II
minutes. Gotch did not come back"
He demonstrated that the worlds
champion Rad never been away. in
spite OF short wind. Over 5000 crowd
ed the grand stand which the pro-
ceeds o, the match viii pay ,cr. and
1000 stood about the mat in the
stretch. Over 1900 strangers, 1000
ia autos, tourneyed here today for
the celebration In the preliminarfes.
Schultz defeated Matson in straight
falls in 10 and II minutes.
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Summary.
Two base hits-Ho!locher, LeBeau,
Soiln
Sacrifice hits-Gifin. Watkins. Bay.
Kortum (2l.
Stolen bases-LeBeau. wetzei. Bay.
Pitching record-Hits off Fitzpat-
rick. :. and runs in 3 innings
Bases on balis-On Watkins, 4: oil
Fitzpatrick 2.
Wild pitch--Fitzpatrickr 2.
Passed ball-Brown-
Double plays-Netzel and Hollocher.
Bay and Lowt;1ers.
Time Of game-1:3I.
Umpire-Jefries-
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Georgia Peach 10 Prominent In De-
feat OF RowIand's White Sex
In Detroit
oama.
OTHER TEAMS DIVIDE
Three Double Headers In American
League Yesterday Give Six
A Win and
Lose.
A.aERfcAN LEAGUE.

DETROIT. July 3-Ty Cobb's double
In the sixth. cleaning the bases.
would have been enough to beat the
So1 today. Heavy artillery work in
other innings, however, by the Tigers
pounded In enough runs to make it
Detroit. 9; Chicago. l. The score:
Chicago o
Detroit 9 IL 2
Batteries. Russell. Cycotte, Scott
and Wolfgang and Schalk; Cavet, Boil
and and Baker.
Umpfres: Connolly and Wallace.
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ClEia. Es1l1rae-s &1Fack and Gtfia.
Tine r. ~ ,s5s---1 II.
UmpiTs--Tsr-.sa
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Williams Wins Singles.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, July 5.-Play-
ing brilliant tennis. R. Norris VII
1iams won the fstionai champion
ship In the mems singles on a clay
court at the Pittsburgh Athletic as
ISOLATION late this afternoon He
defeated George NJ Church, OF Prince
ION. who succeeded in winning but
one Of the four sets played Williams
won rs; 90: 2s; 6-3-
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Score by Innings.
Eeo,ut o o x-s
Mason City --...-.-o 90
Two base tits-Harrey. E. Brown.
Stolen bases-Baum, Gifdn-
Pitching record-Hits of Liston, s
and 4 runs IN % innings.
Struck out-By Penner. 4: by Lis
ton. l.
Bases on balls--of Penner, 2, on
Liston- /.
Wild pitch-Liston
Time of zama-f:2a
Umpire-Jefries.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-04
ga Old Story.

Dubuque TeIezrap h-EeraId: Certain
1y not, Thers1l be no corn this year.
Blu. did you svsr notice how Iowa pro
duces crop every yssr7 The Michi-
gan peach c-3p also "a destroyed
bright and early every spring But
we always have Michigan peaches.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-04
Maekmen Split Even.

BOSTON, July 3-The Athletics ran
all over Carrtgan's pennant chasers in
the first game here today. winning
easily and then with Joe Wood on the
firing line. the Red Sox came back
with uaIkaway victory. The scores:
First game:
Boston
Philadelphia .....-.... is 8
Batteries: Collins. Leonard and
Thomas; Crowell and Lapp
Umpfres: Dtneen and Nallin-
Second game:
Philadelphia ........ L
Boston IL Il y
Batteries: Haas, KnowIson. wyckoff
and Hefner and Lapp; Wood. Gregg
and Cady.
Z EMPIRES: Dineen and Nallin.
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Otherwise o. x,

Des Moines Capital: Poor old Mex
leo, What she needs Is new capital,
new people. new government, new
hope. new life, new homes. and then
she will be all right. She seems I'M
able to help herself
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-04

Na-shaTl,cEa Times seppolilzns
Premature Sfz@zsT5vsr' u tue EoFsf,
norship beats zzzrs sx regret
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Braves Split Even.
PHILADELPHIA. July B. The
Braves and phiIlies divided today's
double header, / 10 and to 3. After
the champions had been beaten In the
first contest, Johnny Eyers. although
in bad shape, returned to the game
The Fniii5es' three talliss in the sec
end set-to we're due TO terrific home
run drive By Cravsth, with two On
bases TIE scores
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-04
Indians and Browns Split.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. July 3-It took
fourteen Browns to lose to the Indians
In the second game of the double head
er here this afternoon. Score. to T.
The Browns won the first. to l.
Harstad pitched nine innings for the
Indians. allowing only four hits. The
score:
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The Polite Thing.

NEW YORK. July 3-The Yankees
and the Senators did the polite thing
today. dividing double bill. The
f1r.t was slngging bee and went to
the visitors CaIdwelfs nifty twirling
gave the Donovan tribe the second BAT
tie. The scores:
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s.r.teov IL Neeessary.

Topeka Capital: A man can win any
woman he wishes If ne will simulate
the appearance OF attempting to elude
her.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-04
Among the Amateurs

The West x Tigers Will play the
colored Unions at tn, Tigers PARK
this afternoon The Tigers also meet
the Sandusky team at the Tigers PARK
here Monday.
TIE Bucks and Keokuk Eiect.ics
will battle for the city championship
here this afternoon at the league
park. Both teams are good ores ana
have made good records during me
year. The game should be an inter
esting one. holly contested al ife
way through.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-04
FIELDER Jones Men Beat Out Packers
In Came Tha. Puts TEem
On Top OF
League.
HENDRIX is DEFEATED
Tinker's Star Pitcher is Shown Lit
tie Consideration BY Rebels
From PITTS
burg.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.

limited Press Leased Wire Service
NEWARK " J. July s-Althoush
ort-hit By Brooklyn almost three TO
one. Newark secured an early lead
and was never headed The score:
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ST. LOUIS. Mo. July 3-Ffeider
Jones men heat out StovalTs Packers
in a hard hitting contest this after
noon. The score.
r;. go :,
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BALTIMORE, Nd, July Com
bined hits and errors at crucial stages
gave the BuTeds victory over the
home team early in the game today
The score
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sut Pirates Take Second Despite
eood Mound Work by zabes-
Giants Split
Games
BRAVES DIVIDE BILL
Johnny Eye-s Gees IN the Second
Care After Graves Were De-
feated In the
First.
NATIONAL LEAGUE


United Press Leased Vie Serv1ce-l
CHICAGO, July 5-Hstns thinner
mans three hits out o. four times Up.
one being triple, were largely re-
sporsihie for the Cab victory in the
first game OF double header with
Pittsburgh today TIE score was 5
10 5. The second was a wierd affair
which The Cubs lost . 20 4, although
they slammed out nine hfts TO the
toa- Zabel allowed the Pirates The
scores.
Pittsburgh --..- . IL Q
Chicago . 10 l
Batteries: Cooper, Couselmsn and
Gibson: Humphries- Stand-fgs and
Lavender and Archer
Uupf-es- Klein and Emslis-
Second game:
PL1tSEuFEh
CaIcaEo
Batteries: Adams and Schzns;
label and Brssrsbzu
Tmpires: KLEIN and EmsIie.
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Divide Double Header.

NEW YORK, July 3--After three
futile attempts the Giants beat the
Dodgers this afternoon Brooklyn
took the opener OF a twin bill. to 1,
but JEFF Tesreau beat them in the sec
ond. 10 g. The scores:
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eufeds Move Upward.

Umpires: Ffnneran and Howell.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-04

Batteries: Cullop, Henning and
+ Easteriy: Groom. Crandan and Hart
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Score by Innings.
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s. Loui. wins sIueoinu Bee.

Umpires: Fyfe and Brannon-
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02
Asaaa 0i.sluub

The negro minstrel presented by the
Avsnt Debating Club at the Unique
Theatre Friday evening. March -. was
. decided success financially and other
wise, and deserved the packed house
which greeted the rising of the curtain.
The program was presented in three
parts: The first was a concert by the
negro band; this consisted of stirring
marches and plantation melodies, and
ended with clog dance to the stirring
strains of Dixie. The regulation min
strel followed. Paul Wright as inter-
locutor, and Harold Exter and Louis
Roman as end men were exceptionally
good. Bates with his dialect readings,
French as ''prima DONNA" and Trine
and Miller as ballet dancers brought
down the house." An after-show. The
Thirteen Club, was then presented. In
this Exter, French. Bates and Potter
were the chief performers. The Avants
are to be congratulated on the success
of their entertainment.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02

Lake City Times John n. nkanpsaa
yes in town yestarday With hSuEy.
the FIRST rsachmsn we hsve o~eissd
from down the valley whe - hsuass
the road for wheels = Eauinsss 2. y.
Ready left this mourning fer his sencA
in Montezums valley to sajey . leo
days of agricultural life. 3. n. DSa-
lap took the local train down 70 Sepiuesg
teday-The Lake Fork Csttls . hesss
Growers association wss IN spscisl 80
sion ut the Pueblo House lest ni0A4, q
the instance of range rider 6psaess, d
consider and settle the rsnGe Si0hts u
settlers along the Lake Foek vslls1.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02
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Tke Gunnison Red sad - 6S0s
RusAers. base ball team co0pessd -
The clerks about the town, via essss
bsss SUNDAY on the osd ds.su1 sssnA
Of the c. q 5. TRACK. The Oans psun-
isss to be spsritedly esatsstsd - -
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psscs,ciag- We uRdsssessd - -
suits sad the proceedr Of TIE Gaoe ~
to the winners. The G.ne y enAlsd
for l: 30 sharp.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02
Nse;ce e Tinal Seealeoesf

In the matter Of the estate Of Howard s.
Marshall
the 18th day of April. A. ID. 1915. being one
of the regular days Of the March term of
the County Court Of Gunnison County in
the state of Colorado, l. Neta n Marshal II
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ton, oHeriaG COURSES N snatoay, per-
soasl hygiene, physsolagy 81 exercise
sad diagnesis, FIRST cid and uasssaGe,
play end playe grounds, competive sthle-
tics for coaches, gymnastics, esaes end
felk dsacing.
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ssl srts, household arts, business, sgri-
culture, end vocstionsl guidance.
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nspts of Edscssioa, Phychology, Peda-
eagy. Mod.l Primsry School, Methods.
English, nistory sad Civics, Sociology,
Mstheassics, Classics, hodsFn Ian
gu~Ges, Libsssy Science, end the Csa-
mon Branches will be given.
Cearses ere offered for juniors sne
seaiors which lesAs to The degree Of
Bechelor of Pedagogy, end for grsdsst>
students leading TO q masters tsgrse.
Both degrees Gerry with them life Ger.
tificstes to teach in the public school,
of the state.
With the daily session lasting from
TOO .. N. 10 l;0O p. m, the sfternoos
is free for continuous study, rest ane
sscpsation, o. for WORK in the specie
aepartments.
For the general lectures at the daily
chapel Pssied, nsn II natiaaal seputa.
tina have besa secured. D.. nenry
eassslle - Columbia , scAsAslsd fes
~ Asst weed - tpyies Fslsesa 70 ~
sociological aspect Il sAsestisa; ns.ey
Oldys of The U. s. Biological Ssrvey,
will lectsre on BiFds ssA bird n1usic; J.
Aaans PvRer: sStAoe q 'TAs Dsy aal
Mis- Gsng," ''veceti0nal Guidance, -
end other books fsmilar TO tsachers,
will lecture ani c0a1oet rounl tohas dc.
csssiees; SsMSel 0sigley, Assistant
Pssfsssss Il EAsceaion of ~ Usiver'
sity q niasessAa. . spscioiist IN Prob.
bsMns FeletiaG - rssal s1sooai0a, vil
tsecA the sntiss six weeks. - vii o.
- deliver . series q practical, thssght
peovOking lectures.
TSe i6sal Of the school is 10 give secl
stsdent I'll ths work ~ con possibl,
carry 10 hin ewn sdvsntage.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02
What Yss Have Dees Lsski.e Fss

Meritol White Liniment is a prepara-
ton that gives satisfaction where pain
killer and healer is needed. We do not
believe that you could get a better lini-
ment at any price. The Busy Drug Store.
7. O'Leary, Local Agent.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02

Whssvse thinks that the sstoasbils
- kilIsd Tie light harnsss hsese iaAus-
~, sfe nistaksa. We notice fFoa -
ussss Review, where N sscti0a s.ls of
. hsneA Il yssrliaGs. tsottinG bssd colts
q MeAisoa Square Garaen, N. r.. Nor.
4, lsab. beOsght IN sversge Of e>ss .
hseA. And there were not enough 10
supply ths demand at that price.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02

jimmie Feterits asked his father the
meaning Of equinox and received this
ansver: what in the world do you 90
TO school for? Don't you study mythol-
ogy? An equinox is \ mythical animal.
half horse and half OK. The name 10
derived from the Latin equine, horse
snd OK. Dear me. they teach you ab-
solutely nothing that is useful nova
days!"
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02

bssaisa:-The papss with hsrt sad
. sole positively sqaawks: But the
hsHss encluAsA The Post fFea its sit-
tiaGs because it IVES trying to keep The
6utA esaesrninG its transactions fPea
tAs psapss." Applying the rule sf g.
tsesasats, Ne ere inclined 10 bslieve
tAot this statement 10 shout correct.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02

Wssd received this week from Prof
C. A. Hollingshesd, formerly principal
of the State Normal School. but now
teschiRg ss Santa Dsrbera, Cslifornia,
rslstss that his daughter, ElinOr. 10 re-
covering frsm - operssiea fSr . severe
o6oook Of appeUdicitis.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02
A. weelia

The annual meeting of the Gunnison
Hin School Alumni Association will be
hesd Tuesday. April s. 1t 80 p. m. st
the home Of Rose Blackstoek- Election
II of1scers and other important business
viu cone befese the meeting.
i3-N JR Bleekstock, President.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02

Miss Floreaee UglOw, tsscher q
English in the high school st Delta, il
the guest Of Miss Spicer, deem Of no
men ct the Stste Normal Miss Uglov
arrived Monday, it being vacation weel
in Delta schools.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02

Dr. ,. p. Hanson hes purchassd lots
II and II, bsock n. .OriGissl Gssaissu
and contenplstss building ea tAsse.
They lie across Main stsset from .. A.
Steele's neW bungalow.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02

Pres. >. \. Kelley, of The Hesasl y
putting IN ssne time srttiag seasaistsd
with Schools of TIE Western Slaps, ct
Lake, City, RidGway end st oshsr points.
He left noadsy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02

County SsrveyoeJ. u. R0hinssa, leaves
sunday for So@ss~st 10 sssvey she lsosl
road shsssgh thst town, ssd sAsa essry
the vsad kae 10 bow,e, ed w tAe
Muddy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02

hsss ksas UsAksr y takaG - vaes-
tion ssassa fpsa hse U~t u GssaA
Junctiaa scAsss te visst hsr aseAss,
bsoshsss end sistsss ct Gusuissa.