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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-01
Ford Joins Tomorrow.

New York, Dec. 1.-Henry Ford and
his family will arrive here tomorrow,
ready to embark on the peace ship
Oscar III. en- route to the Ford peace
congress. Former Secretary of State
Bryan is expected to come, too, from
Florida, but he will sail, though he
admittedly sympathizes with the Ford
plans.
Re.decoration OF the peace ship start
ed today. This included removal Of
militaristic books unceremoniously
from the ship library.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-01
Berlin Exchange
Is AT Lowest Point

Copyright 1915 by the New York
Evening Post.)
New York, Dec. l. Prices on the
stock exchange varied fractonally to-
day with few scarcely noticed sharp
advances and declines in minor indus
trial issues. The market weakened dur
ing the closing hour under professional
pressure.
London exchange reached $4,71 Is,
the highest mark since October A.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-01

ernmental distribution of food and cope
with popular discomfort over the food
situation. The minister of commerce
presumably agreed with the other two,
though these suggestions are merely
surmises.
Vienna offered no explanation of the
retirements.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-01
Greece Wants To Know.

London, Dec. 1.-Greece has asked
from the allies a "definition of the
military features of the allies Mace.
donia requirements" Officials believe
this request is only play for time
and they are preparing an answer that
will leave Greece no further alternative
than defiance or acquiescence in the
allied demands.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-01

Berlin, Dec. Ito check a junction
with the southern forces, forces of the
central powers are pursuing the Serbs
southward through the Albanian noun.
tains. Meantime the Serb resistance
has become disorganized, and the cen.
trail allies have repeatedly found them.
selves trapped in bloody ambushes.
While this chase is on, the Austrians
are pushing their invasion OF Monte.
negro meeting with a heroic resistance
from ranks of fiery Serb men, women
and boys.
Whether the Bulgars have taken
MOnastir as reported, is uncertain.
Tne latest official news, however, de.
clared the Serbs have evacuated it and
that q commission of civilians had
started negotiations for surrender.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-01
King staid to the Last.

Berlin, by wireless to Sayville, L. T.,
Dec. liking Peter, of Serbia fled on
horseback from Prisrend Sunday, the
,tay before the Bulgarians captured the
town, Sofia reported today. His des.
tination was unknown. Prince Trou-
betskoy, the Russian ambassador to
Serbia accompanied him.
The king and ambassador were un-
attended.
The fight at Prisrend was snort, and
the Bulgars captured upwards of 10000
prisoners.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-01
KAISER WILL RECOVER

Ashland, Ore, Dec. 1.-The
condition Of Postmaster f. j.
Kaiser, who was shot by Postal
Clerk William Greenfield yes.
terday, was improved today. His
recovery is expected. Two
bullets took effect.
The body of Greenfield, who
shot himself after wounding
Kaiser, and died two hours lat.
er, was being held here awaiting
instructions from his mother,
Mrs, p. Greenfield, of New
York City.
X X X X X X X \. !. X X X X X
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-01
FOresees Fall of Goritz.

Vienna, Dec. 1.-The war office to-
day apparently saw the handwriting on
the wall, as far as Goritz struggle is
concerned. It's latest official state
ment declared significantly, "it be.
comes clearer that the Italians will, at
all costs, force victory near Goritz,
Il it is at all possible to do SO.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-01
SERBS D|SORGANRED
BUT STILL FIGHTING
,dy Traps---Austrians Invad-
lerOic Resistance Germany
: On Greece If She Grants
4 Forsees Fall Of Goritz---
Is UncOnGrmed

Monastir in southern Serbia by tae
Bulgars.
All indications have pointed to
early surrender of the city, hence tie
reports are more or less credited here
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-01
Victims of Submarine

London, Dec. Five of the crew
of the British steamer Kingsway, sunk
by a submarine, are missing. Twenty
two haye been landed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-01
Pursuers Caught In Many !
ing Montenegro Meetin !
and Austria VIII Make
Demands Of AIhes---Au
Report Of Fall Of Monas
4 4 y x 4 x 4 X X X x 4 **IN
WILL ATTACK GREECE.

London, Dec. 1.-Germany
and Austria will make war on
Greece, should she grant all the
allies demands and allow Sa.
lonika to become permanent
base of operations, according
:; to press dispatches today, quot.
ing an Athens newspaper.
Other press dispatches told
of hasty preparations to meet
an expected Russian attack at
Rustehult, Bulgaria on the Da.
nube border of Rumania. This
town was reported a few days
ago to be evacuated by civil
ians under the order of military
commanders.
Strong Teuton reinforcements
are said to be en- route there.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-01
Swedish Steamer Sunk

Copenhagen, Dec. 1.-The Swedish
steamer Sabrina has been sunk by a
submarine. Her crew was rescued and
taken to Emden.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-01
Claim Monastir Has Fallen.

London, Dec. --Unconfirmed Ath-
ems dispatches told today of capture of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-01

was incomplete. Billie punted 30 yards
to Rafter. A forward pass was COM
plete, Mcehan punted 95 yards to ABB
raham.
After several forward passes by o.
A. g. game ended with ball on Syra-
cuse 's 80 yard line.
The Washington herald., 1915-07-20
TO enter
Baltimore REGATTA
Picked Crew Will Take Part in Arun-
del Boat Club Races on
July 81.

The Potomac Boat Club will send q
picked crew to Baltimore July 81 to
compete with the Arundel Boat Club
in a special race for a handsome silver
loving cup donated by Commodore
Robinet. of the Patapasco Navy.
The race will be the crowning fea-
ture of the annual regatta of the Bal
timore club and was arranged to fos-
ter good fellowship between these row.
ing organizations. The invitation from
the Baltimoreans was laid before the
board of governors Sunday night and
was Immediately accepted.
AS Potomac had already set July 81
as the date for its own regatta. q
change was necessary and this event
was postponed two weeks when the
Arundels will send q picked crew to
Washington to row q return race.
The Potomac oarsmen will use the
boat of the Arundels in the race at
Baltimore. while Arundel will use one
of the Potomac boats on their visit to
this city.
At the meeting Of the board Of COVER
nors of the Potomac Club. the bid Of
William Glass and Sons. Of Phila-
delphia. to cahnge the four-oared shell
to a quadruple scull was accepted.
and within ten days the remodeled shell
should be available for the senior oars
men. who are exceedingly anxious to get
started as scullers.
A mass meeting was held Sunday at the
Potomac boathouse to enthuse the men,
bers over the coming excursion Of the
club on August "A The affair will be
held at Marshall Hall as usual. and
judging by the interest being taken In
the affair by the members II should be
quite a financial success.
The Washington herald., 1915-07-20
NOTES OF THE GAME.

Walter johnson looked better today than he has
in many moons. and that Ia saying . mouthful
he simply full Of strikes and seemed utterly
unable to lose that plate.
II Is lucky for the rest Of the league that al Of
the Nationals games are not scheduled in Geve-
land
Harry Harp9 Joined the club today and may
get . chance tomorrow against this God-forsaken
team Of Lee Fohls.
Tho feat Of the Nationals in stealing eight bases
IN one inning proves to be . worlds record. More
land News Bureau the Official statistical bureau Of
the big leagues. announces tonight that 1t IL .
worlds marx, nothing like 1t ever being recorded b.
fore.
The fans here are srs sore On the Indiana. and
there's less than . eorporais guard out today. In
fact, It's doubtful II there'n Be more than . hand
full tomorrow.
In the third and sixth frames. johnson retired
the same three innings Eve pitched balls The
players were Jones. southworth and Chapman.
That's going some.
The fact that the Yanks grabbed q twin sketch
from the Browns today puts the Nationals back in
the second division.
Nick Altrock was the Nick Of 1873 when he stepped
in the box. at least a far Appearances vsnt He
left AL his kidding stunts On the bench. and went
out there to pitch
The Washington herald., 1915-07-20
CAPITAL YACHTSMEN .
At ST. MARYS RIVER
Join Forces with Fleet of Chesapeake
Bay Association for Races
Today.

The feet Of the Capital Yaeht Club
reached the st. Marys River yesterday
afternoon and last night were Joined by
the sailors from the Baltimore clubs
who started from the Baltimore Yacht
Club Sunday night. The combined fleets
will take part in several races today.
After a nights rest the combined
forces will start on the longest single
trip Of the entire cruise, 1t being tia
ffty-eight-mile journey to Oxford. With
the weather in fair condition. the days
end should find the boats at their des-
tination and those on board will no doubt
welcome q good nights sleep.
Thursday Is an OF day in the weeks
schedule, and this also will be greeted
with open arms. The day Of rest will
very busy on Friday and Saturday with
the many races scheduled to be pulled
off,
On Friday q big time is expected At
Easton, where the races Of the Chesa-
peake Bay Yacht Club will be held
Boats will probably be on hand from
New York. Philadelphia. and Norfolk.
which will add q great deal toward
making the affair . success.
reception will be rendered the WIS.,
iting yachtsmen on the evening previous
to the races. and the home club plana
to put forth every effort in order that II
will be the best thing ever staged on
the Eastern Shore. number of ladies
have been appointed as . committee to
help the men, and their assistance will
60 a long way toward making things Q
success.
Saturday the final day of the cruise,
will be spent at Cambridge, where the
nth annual regatta Of the yacht club
Of that place will be held. The ones held
in previous years have been great sue
cesses but according to the dope ths
one coming will be the best ever.
Sunday morning will ind the major
ity Of those that took the trip starting
on their long way home A few, though.
that are able to get away from their Of
fees Will undoubtedly remain . little
longer and enjoy the cooling breezes OF
the bay.
The Washington herald., 1915-07-20
PHILLIES Land ONE
FROM CHICAGO CUBS
Pat Morans Quakers Trim Windy City
Nine, 5 to 4. but Rain Halts
Second Game.

20 shrdIueta DIN shruuututut
Philadelphia, July 1s-The Philles won
the first game of double.header today
with the Chicago Cubs, to 4. and were
leading, to l, at the end Of the first half
Of the fourth inning of the second game
when heavy rainstorm stopped the pro-
ceedings
Home-run drives by Cravath and Ban
croft in the second and seventh innings
greatly aided the Phillies in the first
game. HUMPHREYS and Standbridse
pitched for the Cubs. the latter pitching
the eighth inning. Mayer twirled good
ball. but weakened in the ninth after two
men were out, when he walked thinner
man and Safer doubled. scoring thinner
man. Alexander then relieved Mayer and
famed Williams
The Phillies scored three runs of
Vaughn in the first inning of the second
game. label replaced Vaughn In the sec
ond. The Cubs scored one run off Dema-
rec in the fourth inning. Score:
RHE
Chicago. o2ooo 1901 IA 2
Philadelphia. 30 0 2 / ! rs 10 o
Batteries Hurlphre., standridse, and Archer and
Bresnahan; Mayer and killier. Umpires-Messrs
Riger and Hart.
The Washington herald., 1915-07-20
Whales BEAT TIPTOPS
BY POUNDING SEATON
Chicago Federals Come from Behind
and Defeat Brooklyn by | | to 5
Score Other Games.

Chicago, July 1s.-Coming from behind
in the third, the Whales hit Seaton to
every part Of the field in a rally which
melted eight runs. They were never head
ed, and won the game, II to g. Five hits
and four passes were responsible for the
winning runs Kauff poled a home run
over the right-feld fence with one on in
the sixth. Score:
RHE
Brooklyn.-.......... oeoa ob l
Chicago ............ o o . o o Xii II !
Batteries Satcn. Uphem, Marion and Land and
q. Smith: Black and Fischer. Umpires-MessrH.
Mccormack and Howell
The Washington herald., 1915-07-20
WILLIE SHAW RETURNS.
American Jockey Declined to Ride
in the German Derby.

New York, July 1e.-Willie Shaw, the
American jockey. who has been riding for
Mai. Won Weinberg. the big dye manu-
facturer Of Berlin, returned with his wife
on the Nieuw Amsterdam last evening.
He has been sick and has not been riding
this season.
Shaw said that yesterday was the day
for the German Derby and that he had
been invited to ride Maj. Won weinbers,s
Landguard, but declined. as he wished tn
encourage amateur riding. Maj. Won
Weinbergs trainer. Palmer, II an Eng.
lishman who has lived in Germany thirty
years.
The Washington herald., 1915-07-20

Crowds Are Out at Last
But Salaries Topheavy
TWO GAMES SATURDAY.

Two bail games will be played
nj American League Park On
July "a for the benefit Of the
Civil Service Retirement Assoc
citation to further the retirement
movement.
The Marines will hook up with
the Interior Department team at
o'clock. and Immediately fol-
lowing this contest the Bureau
Of Engraving and Navy Yard
Machinlsts will lsck hsrns.
The Marine Band will furnish
music throughout the afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1915-07-20
HOME CLUB TENNIS
MATCHES FOR TODAY

Rain prevented matches in the Home
Club tennis tournament yesterday, but
Chairman John Beadle. OF the tennis
day.
The matches ordered for this after
noon are as follows: Preliminary
round. R. A. Dye. of the Bureau of
Mines, VS.. s. G. Hamilton. of the Cen
eral Land Office, and R. H. Phillips, of
the Geological Survey. VS.. c. G. Town
send, of the Pension Bureau. First
round-R. E. Marine. of the Patent Of
fee. VS.. H. c. Ames. of the Pension Bu
reau. and A. Stambaugh. of the Recla-
nation Service. VS.. G. w. Numbers. of
the Reclamation Service.
The Washington herald., 1915-07-20
ORIOLE SWIMMERS
COMING SATURDAY

Baltimore. July 1.-the Maryland
Swimming Club will send a large del
egation to the meet Saturday under
the auspices of the Washington Canoe
Club with the intention of making a
strong bid to win the meet.
The local rooters and entrants will
leave here at l o'clock on the day Of
the meet.
Yesterday afternoon the club held a
closed regatta to try out candidates for
The Washington herald., 1915-07-20

Runs-Miller lsI. stivers t7). Dixon ce,, MeAleer
ca. Bundy. Lynn. Beavers CT. Thompsos, Mcous.
Prcudfoot. Left on Neutrality-suspicious., 3; Car
Dept. Fint base on balloon Simpson. q
Struck out-By Simpson, 9; BY Lynn. s Two
base hts-Milln. Stive1, acAieer O., McQue
Stolen bases-Miiler Stives. Trotter, Lynn. Birlsy
Simpson. Thompson. McQue. Proudfoot, Myen Don
bic piay-Mhier to Trutter. Hit By ptcher-By
Lynn Sweeney; b. Simpson lynn and McAiserj
Umpire-w. W. Teunsy. Time Of game-l hour and
8 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1915-07-20
DEFEAT FOR MISS BJURsTEDT.
Mrs. Mclean Finally Downs the
National Tennis Champion.

Ale1andria Bay. n. T.. July ls-Mis Molla
Biurstedt. who hss al the tennis championships
worth having since her arrival In America last
January finally met her match Saturday. when
she was defeated By Mrs. Mclean. who. Miss
Helen Homana. q former national champion.
The score was. s3 rs
Mrs. Mclean played the best lawn tennis q her
career and By continually sending the ball to Miss
Biurstedt's left hand caused the latter to make
weak strokes Her placing. too. . httls better
than the present champions and she finally earned
the victory.
The Washington herald., 1915-07-20
SUFFRAGE AND FIGHT.

woman t. Lecture Before Boxers
BEGIN to Assassinate Each other.
New York. July 1s.-James johnson,
manager Of the st. Nicholas A. c.. an
nounces an innovation for the ten
round bout between Charley White and
night
Preceding the main bout of the even
ing Miss Alice Carpenter. Of the EN-
pire State campaign committee. will
deliver . hftsen-m!nute lecture on the
cause Of the suffragists Of New York.
Johnston also says that the occasion
win BE- digntAed BY the presence Of
half Q score ct lady ushsfA
The Washington herald., 1915-07-20
Lowe to Enter Penn.

Boston. July p.-Bulser Lowe. one of the greatest
an-around athletes ever developed In Greater Boz
eleven. win rot return to the Granite skats prep
school next fail Insfead. be YIN enter the univer-
Sty q PennUNania. where b Win b aruug
Andadate Tor ths captainS Of the ffsshman tesn.
ptfe 70 bis nasg sanisso. end nsttsllsat Har
The Washington herald., 1915-07-20

The two messages are from the White
House to the president Of the Panama
Pacific Exposition and the War Depart
ment to the comandant at the Preside
at San Francisco. The latter message
was handed to the motorcyclists by as
sistant Secretary Breckenridge. of the
War Department, in person.
The transcontinental relay is being
held under the auspices Of the Fedora
ton Of American Motorcyclists. and
great interest has been manifested in 1t
by motorcyclists throughout the coun-
try.
The message-bearers took the shortest
The Washington herald., 1915-07-20
TRANSPORTATION WINS.
Downs Car Department., 10 to 8, in
Terminal r.. r.. Y. M. c. A. League.

Transportation won the opening game
Of the second series in the Morning
League of the Terminal Railroad Y. NJ
c. A. circuit yesterday, defeating Car
Department, 10 to s.
Lynn struck out five of the opposing
batsmen and did not issue a pass, al
though he was touched up for eleven
hits
Simpson. Of Car Department. who gen.
orally is found behind the bat, went to
the mound and did the pitching honors,
tanning eight and pitching a creditable
game. Errors by his team mates coming
at critical moments cost him the con-
test Score:
The Washington herald., 1915-07-20

hits nsde-oH Harerman. l in l3 inning: OF
Jones. in - innings Of Johnson in innings
of Altrock. in innings Tire base hits-Moeller.
GAndil ~. Two base hits-Chap mAn ~. Moellcr
Gsndl. SsGifce hies-Foster 20. Connolly. Gnney.
Hit By pitcher-By Coubme CShanksl. Passed ball
-O'Neill Tmpires-Messrs. Chill and Brans
Time Of came-i hour and x uinutek
The Washington herald., 1915-07-20
Sues Jim Scott.

Chicago July le-James Scott. pitcher for the
Chicago White SoI. male defendant In q suit
for $500 filed here late today in behalf OF Mis-
Mabel Dsdley. Only the prsecipe Of the bill was
filed The motive for fling the bill is not known
and Attorney Guthrie. who fled the suit declined
to reveal the cause
The Washington herald., 1915-07-20
Alexander's Brother Let Ont.

Omaha. Nehr.. July ls.-Robert Wells an out
fielder. was obtained from the Cleveland (American
AssocistionJ team By the Omaha Western League)
club yesterday. Raymond Alexander, pitcher
brother OF Grover Alexander. Of the Philadelphia
Nationals. was unconditionaIly released b. Omaha
The Washington herald., 1915-07-20
Yankees Win Two.

St Louis. July 19.-The Yankees
made clean sweep of today's double
header with the Browns, 10 to 3, and
to 1. In the eighth inning of the first
game Cook filled the bases with passes
and James. who relieved him. forced in
a run and was clouted for six more.
Sisler and Hamilton forced In three
runs in the eighth inning of the night
cap. The double victory sends the
Yankees into fourth place. Score:
First game: RHE
New York............. oooIo oost 5
St Louis. 0 o 0 0 IS }
Batteries-Caldweu and Nunamaker; Hamilton
Cook. James Koch and ASnew and RueI I'm.
pdres-Messrs Wallace and Connolly
Second game: RIM
New York 90 o COS w. |
st. Louis o. 1
Battsries-Fisher and Sweeney and Nunamaker:
Loudermilk, Sisler. Hamilton and Ruel and Agnew
Cmpires-Messrp. Connolly and Wallace.
The Washington herald., 1915-07-20
RICHMOND IS EASY.
Cottrel Blows and Harrisburg
Lands Game, to 3.

Harrisburg, July 1s.-Richmond was
easy picking for Harrisburg today. The
Indians won the opening game of the
series by the score of to 8. Cottrell lost
his head in the sixth and went to pieces.
Richmond solved Schacht's puzzlers in
two innings. Red Crane Day was OBJ
served in honor Of the Richmond short
stop. whose homo is in Harrisburg.
Cranes friends. q small army, marched
to the field with q band. When Crane
came to bat in the second, Mayor John
Royal presented him with a gold watch,
q gold-handled knife and punches of
flowers, gifts from his admirers. Two
games will be played tomorrow. Score:
Richmond 800 o2se e-3
Harrisburg ............-...- ! o o o rs
Battenes-Russell, Oottren and Schsufel; Schacht
and Heckingcr. Umpires-Messs. Brown and Hart.
The Washington herald., 1915-07-20
Claims World Mark.

Aioaep. July ls-A worlds amateur heeis
record was claimed to-day for Ernest Koekisr. q
Chicaeo, Who mads two miiso In 40 IN Q mo-
here last nieht ms former reeord vas mada b
John B. Hume. Of Salt Lake CITY In 1905.
The Washington herald., 1915-07-20
BOXER KILLED AT SEA.
Harry Stone Met Death ON Ship
Sunk BY German Submarine.

Baltimore, Md. July is.-Harry Stone.
the pugilist, met his death on the British
steamship Armenian that was sunk by
German submarine on June Is The news
was brought here by Jesse Osborn, one
Of the survivors, who told thrilling tale
Of horror.
He said: "Shotly after the submarine
began Smelling us Stones right leg was
cut of by q piece Of shell. He was
plucky. He rolled over and over until
he reached the side Of the ship and then
dropped into the water. He swan about
fifty yards to one of the lifeboats and
was dragged aboard. but he died in ten
minutes and his body was put overheard"
The Washington herald., 1915-07-20
Giants Trim Cardinals.

New York. July 19.-Burns' hitting won
a to victory. for New York over the
Cardinals today and put the Giants back
In the first division. His triple in the
sixth scored Doom and Brainerd. and he
came In on long fly. In the eighth he
drove out another triple, and scored on
Grants single. Score:
RHE
81. Louis. 2 ooeo1 ooo3 o
New York. o o 50 -
Bateries-Meadovs Robinson and Snyder; Tes-
resu. Stroud and Doom. Umpires-MesEs Quslcy
and Emslie
The Washington herald., 1915-07-20
Tigers Close In.

Detroit. July 1s.-The Tigers crept
to within two points of the White
Sox today when they took the third
straight game from the Athletics, ~
to s. Mack used three pitchers. and all
were wild and ineffective. The Ath-
letics presented another patched up
team. Schang going to the outfield and
Healy. University of Pittsburgh. re-
cruit. being given a trial at third.
Score:
r. b. z
Pnhadelphia 100 0 o-s II 2
Detroit. .............. ] 4 2 o 1-l2 Il
Batterics-Wycoh. Has. Davis and Lapp Dubuc,
stsen and stanase. Unpircs-Messrs Dineen and
Nallin.
The Washington herald., 1915-07-20

route to the Oriole City. and were ac-
companied by a number of Washington
riders, who went along for the trip.
A large crowd witnessed the start from
the White House and cheered the men
as they sped away.
The lap from Washington to Baltimore
Is the shortest on the trip. Officials of
the Federation of American Motorcy-
clists have made arrangements along the
route to have the speed regulations sus-
pended so that the riders may not be de-
layed by being arrested for speeding.
The message Is due In San Francisco at
p. m. Saturday afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1915-07-20
.S0X INCREASE
GRIP ON LEAD
Bosom Tightens Hold on First
Place my Trimming Chi
cago by E to 4 Count.
OTHER AMERICAN GAMES

Chicago. July 19.-Boston frightened its
grip on first place today when 1t defeated
Chicago IN bitter contest, to 4. Four
nier's home-run drive in the sixth, with
two out and two on. tied the count a.,
A.. Hits by Janvrin. Hoblitzel, and Lewis
and a pass gave Boston two runs and the
game In the seventh. Score:
R. h z.
Boston. .!.............. o o o % os 10 1
Chicago .............. 90 o o o o. o. S
BattGi.s-Colins, Leonard. and Carisan; Benz
SCOTT Russell. and Schalk. Umpres-MesEs.
OLoughlin and Hildebrand