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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-09-23
WORLD TITLE ELIGIBLES.
Brooklyn Management Names Men
Qualified for Series.

NEW YORK. September 23.-The
management of the Brooklyn National
League base ball club yesterday made
known list of the names Of those
players on the team qualified to par
ticipate in the world series. and split
the money resulting from the same,
provided the Robins clan is one of the
competing teams. Those named are:
Larry Cheney. Jack Coombs. Wheeler
DELL RUDE Marquard. JEFF Pfeffer, Nap
Rucker Sherrod Smith, Edward Apple
ton. Walter Mails, Jake Daubert
George Cutshaw, Gus Getz. Jimmie
Johnson. John T. tChieD Meyers, Otto
Miller. Mike Mowrey. Fred Merkle, Hy
Myers, Ivan Olson. Ollie O'Mara, Casey
Stengel and Zach Wheat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-09-23
TO SEND WARD ABROAD.
Chicago A. A. Will Pay Andy's Elk.
penses to Big Swedish Meets

CHICAGO, September 23-Andy F.
Ward, the sprinter. who won the Junior
and senior 100 and go yard national
championship last week at Newark, N. J..
was elected yesterday by the Chicago
Athletic Association as it's representa-
tive at the Stockholm games. to be held
next month. The Chicago associatio,
will pay Wards expenses, the Swedish
committees appropriations covering only
four American athletes Joe c. Loomts.
Ted Meredith. Bob Simpson and Fred
Murray They will sail from New York
September Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-09-23
White Sox Still Fighting.

CHICAGO, September 23.-Chicago
punched hits off Mogridge yesterday
and won the first game of the farewell
series with New York, 6 to 3. Sccre:
Chicago .......... 0 / o Ks
New York. ! o 0 o o %
Two-base hits-Pipp. Schalk. Three-base hits
Baker. Felsch. Stolen bases-Magee. Weaver.
Sacrifice hits-Weayer. .. Sacrifice fly. Col
Inns. Double play-Peckinpaugh. Hauman and
pipp: Left on bases~Chicsgo; 8; New Yofk. @.
-O OF Cicotte. 2; on Mogridse. .. Hits and
earned runs-on Mogridge. 10 hits and runs
In Z innings: of Fischer, hits and runs in
inning; OF Cicotte, IL hits and 2 runs in 8
innings. Struck out-By Cicotte, 10; by Mog-
ridge. 1. Wild pitch-Cicotte. Umpires-Messrs
Dfneen and Hildebrand. Time Of game hours
and 10 minutes.
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Other American League Games
Red Sox Defeat Indians.

CLEVELAND, September 23.-Boston
won. 4 to 1, yesterday from Cleveland
in a pitchers battle between Ernie
Shore, ex-Oriole, and Bagby, the former
allowing but three hits, while only five
were made off the latter. Only one hit
of the eight registered by the two
teams was wasted. Score:
Boston. .......... 0 2 0 o 0 0 o "a
Cleveland. o o 0 0 o o.
Twobase hit = Hoblitzel. Three-base hit -
Cady. Stolen bases-Speaker, Roth. Sacrifice hits
--Baghy, Jsnvrin: Hoblitzel. Sacrifice fy-Lewis.
Left bases-Cleveland. ); Boston. 2. Bases
on balls-On Shore, 2. Hits and earned runs
on BaSby. hits and in Q innings; off
Shore. hits and 1 in innings. Struck
out = By ~Bagby. 1: by Shore, 4. Empires -
Messrs. o'Loughlin and Nallin. Time Of game
II hour and IS minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-09-23
Giants Equal Own Record.

NEW YORK, September 23.-New
York yesterday equaled it's straight
winning streak of last May, defeating
Chicago, to 0. and scoring its sew
enteenth consecutive victory. Score:
New York. 0 o 2 0 ! x-5
Chicago. o 0 o y 90
Two-base hits-Holke, Rariden. Three-base
ht-RobertsOn. Stolen base-Zimmerman. Sac
rifice hits-Fletcher. Holke. Herzog. Double
plays-Fietcher to HerZog to Holke; Herzog to
Fletcher to Holke. Left on bases-New York, 5:
Chicago, q. Hits and earned runs-Of Perry, 10
hits and runs in seven innings; off Prendergast.
no hits and runs in one inning Struck out
BY Sallee, 81 by Perry, 3; by Prendersast. 1.
Umpires-Messrs. Byron and Quigley. Time Of
game-1 hour and 50 minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-09-23
Browns Now Fifth,

ST. LOUIS. September est. Louis
rallied in the eighth yesterday, scor-
ing four runs, beating Philadelphia. 6
to 3, and moved into fifth place, Cleve-
land having lost to Boston. Score:
ST. Louis 0 0 0 1 ] 4 x-6
Philadelphia. o 0 o 0 0 90
Three base hit-Borton. Stolen bases-Grover
Pick, Austin, Pratt, Marsans t2). Shotton. Sac
rifce hits = Marsans, Plank. Left on bases =
Philadelphia. Z; St. Louis, Z. First base on
Observation-Disclosures. /. Bases on balls-Mevers
8; Plank. 2. Hits and earned runs-on MEYERS,
8 hits and 8 runs in s innings; off Plank 10
hits and in innings. Struck out-By
Meyers. 4; by Plank, l. Wild pitches-Meyers,
g.. Cmpires-Messrs. Connolly and Chill. Time
Of game hour and 40 minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-09-23

BY handling 239 chances without an err
ror in ia games Eddie Mensor of the
Spokane team of the Northwestern
League is believed to have established
a new base ball fielding record. Ac-
cording to figures prepared by the
leagues official statistician, Mensor han
died thirty-one chances in five games at
second base: ten chances at third base in
three games. and 1913 chances as outfield-
er in 106 games without break
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-09-23
SPEAKER GETS A HIT;
COBB AND JACKSON FAIL

Only three of the eight leading
batsmen in the major leagues
gained ground BY Fridays play,
Daubert, Hornsby and Hinchman
each gaining two points. Though
both Daubert and HOrnsby made
two hits in three trials, the St.
Louis player broke the tie for
third place by .OOO1. Wheat did
not play.
Speaker was the only leader in
the American League to get n
hit, making one in four times up.
Cobb failed in two attempts and
jackson In four.
The standings:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-09-23
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Louisville. 8; Columbus. 2.
Minneapolis, II; Kansas City, 9.
ST. Paul, Z: Milwaukee. 8.
Indianapolis-Toledo; rain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-09-23
Dodgers Win, Retain 2lIa l.,
Game Lead Over Phils

The Dodgers and Phillies each
turned in a victory yesterday, the
Robins holding their two and
One-half game lead over the
Quaker city entries by trouncing
the Cardinals, while the Pills
were taking the measure Of the
Pirates. The Braves lost and
dropped to i've and One-half
games behind the leaders, which
virtually eliminates the B0st0-
mans from the rnce. The Dodgers
and Pills each are scheduled to
play thirteen more games and the
Braves seventeen
-, The ;o, st.na'ns of the three lead
Won. Lost. PC.
Brooklyn. SO IS 10000
Phillies. IS 81 .S92S8
Boston. 49,. 70 So .S7363
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-09-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
SCHEDULES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

TODAY. TOMORROW.
Chicago at New York. No games scheduled.
Pittsburgh at Phila.
Cincinnati at Boston.
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-09-23

Capt. Marcus T. Hewett, ninety-one
years, of Middlesex county, died at So.
luda, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-09-23
Red Sox Keep in Front
by Margin of 21a Games

The three leaders in the chase
for the American League flag
turned in victories yesterday and
the Red Sox kept their two and
0ne-half game lead over the
White SOx and retained their
three-Rame advantage over the
Tigers. The Tigers have a poor
chance now. IN they only have six
more games to play. The Red Sox
are booked to engage in ten more
contests. The White SOx will be
called upon to take part In seven
more engagements.
The standfng Of the three lead
ers follows.
Won. Lost. PC.
Boston. ..... 81 SO .59027
Chicago. - 63 .57144
Detroit. - "a .56756
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-09-23
SEES ING. O.P. SUCCESS
RETURN TO STANDPAT|SM
Vicec President Marshall Demands
to Know if Republicans Would
Intervene in Mexico.

RICHMOND, Ind, September 2S-vice
President Thomas r. Marshall, in an
address here last night, issued a chal-
lenge to Charles E. Hughes, the repub-
lican candidate for President, who
spoke here Thursday night, to say what
he would do under the same conditions
that confronted the democratic admin
istration. He also asserted that Mr.
Hughes election would mean control
of the government by what he called
the "standpatters." He said:
THE election of Mr.. Hughes will put
the government under the control of
the standpatters,' for the rule of
seniority in the Senate will confer the
important chairmanships of the Senate
committees upon such men as Boies
Penrose of Pennsylvania, Reed Smoot
of Utah, Warren of Wyoming and
Lodge of Massachusetts.
Discusses Labor Legislation.
The Vice President denied that labor
had injured the country in pressing
the passage of the eightthour bill.
Every bit of legislation passed by
any Congress in response to the de-
mands of labor had been wholesome
and beneficial legislation.
But the eight-hour law is not the
vital or paramount issue in this cam
paign, despite the efforts of Candidate
Hughes to make it appear So" he said.
The real issue is whether the Presi-
dent of the United States can continue
SO to handle our foreign relations as
to keep our country at peace with
honor"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-09-23

TBHtttU 1Ur l1IrCDFII III fhe Seventh.
tBatted for Cunningham In the ninth.
sRan for Stansge in the ninth.
fRan for Dubuc in the ninth.
Washington. .... o / ] %
Detroit. .....-.... o o 0 . . Is
Three-base hits-Veach, Crawford. Stanage
Home run-Yonng. Sacrifice fies-Leonard
Crawford. Double play-Vitt and Young Left
on Decentralization. 8; Detroit. I. First base
~on error-Detroit. Bases balls--Of Thomas
l. OF Mitchell 3; off Cunningham, /. Hits and
earned runs-Of Thomas, hits. runs in s
innings; of Ayers. l hit. / in no inning:
off Mitchell, hits, in Z innings; of
Boland, hits, runs in l inning: off Cunning
ham. l hit. in ! inning. Balk-
Thomas. Wild ptches--Mjtchell Rice I'm
piTes-Messrs. Owens and Evans. Time Of game
-. hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-09-23
Challenges the Republicans.

The Vice President challenged the re-
publicaps to say they would intervene
in Mexico. He criticised Mr.. Hughes for
finding fault" with the President and
his acts without saying what he would
have done under the same circum-
stances, or what he will do, il elected.
The whole republican campaign
hinges on the little word it," the Vice
President declared
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-09-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

st. Louis, 6; Philadelphia, 3.
Boston, 4; Cleveland, 1.
Chicago, s; New York, 8.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York. 5: Chicago, o.
Cincinnati, s; Boston. 5.
Brooklyn. IL: st. Louis, 1.
Philadelphia, Z; Pittsburgh, 4.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-02

cofi iri apnpm UntN pAid RpA lhe
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Manu- A n talt.
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Political Announcements.


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MAKEAN OFFER

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Business Chances

WANTED rarineF o. htip finance a
tnluab.e farming Implement Address
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LosT ANo POUND.

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To rade
Help Wanted Male

MESSENGERS WANTED westero
Union needs two good messenger boys
That can read and write and that wish
Oh learn to telegraph while they arc
working.
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BOSTON Mat Th0 fhiiNpmn
Mn prwiimF Ger the lndppueu'uee nf
ihr lsihnla after fnuf }raft wts yHdorf.
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lmperlailai League loaaY A rctulWi0n
adopted read
'ileaAsr1 That ,hr Anil lmperlnlisi
i4afm halle Wlfn profound satisfaction
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Senate f tnf unltrd tiaifa. auh nfera
ihe iiuuee ~ Representatives in cone
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IHffiUNU measure
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Miscellaneous

teal square feet fisof si,ace adfrt IA
Caiheys second Hand store ia,
@Dd sell c'efa thine fhoue %. tist
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Colonial fiQtcl has put out a very
low Winser rate. Dent waii but come
Niccsi rrums in town. Phone sia
go i-2 ChagarFal street Al
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liatehinE ceEs fram pfi4c winning
American Bar l.eelorns tlan o. s. 90
Ger as rAarc tQt Caesits ~ Cham
Gers CRY f.gTl
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FASTEST rrnWiuE Store in Currus
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efnplnl business hrng your Second
band stuff or phonr mo II1h,u sa.h
price rnit NathDa Second lianI
Store. igt1t
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-07-27
Unnttflmlukkr.
9eatltrlig Gas TRIMMER ino San6'
prrfstnnnellen ueb Glepelano,
Sbiu, Ggpluiion paaf11lgte.

gleoelano ben 25oe sSlrli. Wfinb1t
90 Wtanc ligger meo 9lnligtet moo
@ulpet Gleuelanos npe gunopprfs,
tunnel 120 500 unoer Spens Sper=
flaoe, onlfri1g fem Wil ira 2ano,
1om 6plge al at natltrlig 8as bar
trpngt Jig ino Iunnellen 93eo-
nlngsn1anolfab er / fulo Girflom-
Deo.
Glepelono oen 25oe Suli. Greog=
tDoe Mennefeliu gif tabt lom Splge
af ltlpffen 9leoelanos 8anooGrfs=
tunnel, meloe5 oet ST. 1 / gfterlnio-
Bog.
81 Sig er toget l1o al Sunnellen.
92eolllngsn9noene tror, at Ser er
trettell Sig til / 5ll1nellen. 81 Wano
TOM no ilpe; men flere al bisie er
ltprft meotoget.
Set oplples, at Ser, efterat 8alen
bar itrpnunet ino Sunnellel1 bar
Ell pololon grplolion.
Nittsburg SEN 25Oe Sllli. Ne=
gjeringens Minebureaus lofale 5ta-
tlon bar l1oienOt en- 9feoningspogn
lneo lloltpr % fire erperte Sngenio-
Ter til at fonne tilbielp unrer slr-
beiret meo Neoninger Glepeluno
5l1nnellen Tognen afgif berira al.
SIS oper Eittsburgb og 2afe Grie
Sernbanen.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-07-27
Garra11zuH platt.
Gnfcltbeberne / SorIaset til ssrebe.
lig 2ssnimg af Sutitigbeorrne
funogiort Merieu Gitp.

Dierico Gitp Sen 21oe Suit gn.
feItbeoerne oeo Merieos Sorllag til
freoelig 9esning al 5trioigbeoerne
meo oe 3Soreneoe Stuter bleu oIferlt-
liggiort igaar sftes al llbenrigsoe.
parteluentet, ioet en- 8ienpart al Sen
9eote, ion1 oen lite Sssuli blep ler0t
til Negieringen / @albington, bleD
operlaot 9lpilerne til 3l,nogisrelie I
Worgen,bgaperne. Noten Iorellaar,
at buer al Hegieringerne non9pner
ire &omlnislprer, Ser msoer pua ct
nelltrult Steo for at orofte Spsrgs.
maalet om llnooragelle al oe aueri.
funlfe Sropper, Ion1 M er Werico,
og giere llofalt til en- Spere1sfomit,
Ser beItenrmer Iilfaar for eieniioig
Sfrioen oper 8rpnlen af begge Sea.
tioners Sropper, lamt llnoerlsgelien
al Sprinoelien til s(ngrebene paa Be
anerifanlfe @reniebper for oefini-
tiot at faltilaa slnioaret for oisie
slffprer.
lloenrigsoepartementets gmbeos-
mGno iagoe, at efteriom ser enoml
life bar fonnlet ioget Spar ira He-
gieringen @albington paa 9soten,
anIaa oe Set Iom Ell Gligt moo oet
merifanlfe Solf at offentliggisre Ben,
laa Werifanerne fllnoe fan pioe,
bpilfe 9lnItreneelier Regieringen op-
bso for at iItanobringe en- freoelig
2psntllg uf Strioigbeoerne.
Oct forlpoer ira uofficielt Solo,
at aonferenlen eoentllelt piloe blipe
bolot / 9tiagara Sails. Napnene paa
De lnerifnnlfe 9elcgere6e er enonu
fife blepet offentliggiort; men oet .r
befjel1ot, at De ollie bliper cioile, og
at aomiteen5 sSorman6 bliper ct
Weolem al General Garran3as aa-
binet, iom er goot fienot / De Sor.
eneoe Staters SSinansfreoie D1an
tror ber, at 9onierenlen oil blipe
bolbt / gegpnbellen at 4ugllt.
Werico Gitp ben 21oe Suli. s
Gorpentning ON, at pc Goreneoc Sta-
TER Dil nutnse Joriifiuget on DrSfhIlr
al 8rpnieipsrgsnlaalet gienneitt pn
aommisiion, blep BET antpoet ber
ibag, at De tire aommisiPrer, iom
lful reprplentere Werico, bliper Ho.
berto Hesqueira, tiolisere Gorran3as
ReprpIentant Waibington, Sinans-
minilter 2llis Cabrera og sSernbane.
birefter 9llberto Yant.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-07-27
,DfutHrhlann". !.
Zen tDife Observation-Disclosures lig.
ger fremoeles yaltimores 6apn
bereot til Nfsang.

Baltimore Sen 25oe Suli. gn II.
ben grsn Slpf ipnlig giennem Reg-
met ioag bite, at ben tpife llnoer.
oanbs 2altebano a8eutlcblano"
frenloeles laa SaDnen. 6porfor
ben fife bap6e gaaet no 2pbet af
gutten, bar ct Wtplterillm Naa Got.
fen bar Der giort ollie syorberebelIer
til 9lfgang; men no paa 9litenen blep
oct itille paa Woloen. SlPbebaaoen
oqimmins" LOB bare al og til lit Ss.
gelDs ipille ub gjennem Stormen, og
gelRtningerne paa oNecfar" og
u9euticblano" operpar @uestienelte
og oerpaa en- 0anfet on1boro paa
uNeefar".
Wprfelig NOT bar u9im.nins" tio.
Zig ibag Deb llofanten af 1smmer.
lenfen, Der beIfptter y9eutieblano".
5iotll bar ben gaaet bag en- Hor6on
af Yrammer omtreut al. 6 om Wor.
genen efter geattepagten.
perioner fnpttet til ben npe I'm.
6erpanoslinie ipnes life at bape no.
gen Rebe paa, bpor y0e1itlcblan6As
Ssiterifib nBremen" befinoer iig.
Sanbipnliguis fonlmer .1eutleb.
lano" iii at gaa uoenfor Birginia.
aupene og Dente Der paa Bremen,
oeriom ba Bremen" life tager en-
norolig Rllte mob Boston ior oerpeo
at trRffe ben alliereoe Tatrulie bort
fra aapene og gisre Oct lettere foe
n9elitieblano" at fon,me aflieb.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-07-27

Sir @llltam Han1iaD op6. Con.
oon oen 24oe sSuli. Sir @illian7
HamiaD> 0en e1ninente ae1nifer, opoe
igaar / i'm 9olig geecberoft 9a5el=
mere, 8ucfs. Son bar fpot / @las=
gom 2oen Sftober 1853 og bleD ao-
let / 1902. 9an par Hreii6ent fo1
ben britilfe Screening for 8ioenlfa=
bens SSrenrne.
Cir @illian bar fjenot Iom en-
Wa1o meo glin1renoe Snobilonings-
fraft og oriitIge SpTatninger. s
1907 1atte 6an gleftrtferne og 4emi-
ferne / oen BRITTLE Screening op imoo
binanoen pau @runo al tine WeO0e=
lelIer angaaen0e Haoillm. s 1918
forbauIeoe ban og Hrofeslorerne
Collie og Eatterion ger0en peo en-
Yefjenotgjprelie om Wuligbeoen al
at on1ounne ct Clement til ct anoet.
Sir @illiam blep 1904 tilfjenot
Nobelprpnien for SCENT.
9en brittle uSDrtelilt lte". @uib-
ington Sen 206e Suli lloenrigsoe=
partenentet uoba6 Jig i0ag informelt
al Sen britilfe 9(mbaslobe pioere Sp=
lDsninger ON Spfprellen af ameri=
fanlfe 6irmaer Sortebogen. gette
blep gjort, efterut 9lmbasluben bapoe
meooelt, at Sen offentliggiorte 2ilte
ooer unprfeoe" sSirnaer bar forreft.
9epartelnentet bar fife erbol0t oen
offieielle Site
- SpDrbogn fpranst I 9aften.
g8ilfesbarre, Ba., ben 2O6e Suit.
ssSoag blep en- Sporpog1 iprpngt /
2llften rneo 9pnan1it. 9ette bar set
an6et Sorlpg paa to Gage paa at
ornbe 1treifbrpoenbe Berlonale. Som
ouftGren og WognltDreren Lap lom
peo ct Wirafel; 8ogne11 bleb oloeles
iplintret. SporDognsltreifen fer bar
1taaet paa lioen Sen 14oe Sftober
1916.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-07-27

Gr-Seuator NatterIon bbo. Zen.
Der, Colo, ben 24oe Suit. Jbomos
SO Eatterlon TorbenpRrenoe isorene.
oe Staters Senator fra Colorado,
hebe / Iit 5iem ber igaar. San par /
lit 77oe Mar. San bar oioen befienot
iom Heoaftsr, Sagfsrer og Boliti.
fer 5 4opattiItpartiets Gage Itoo
ban iom Ell al oets 2ebere. Senere
bar ban Ell oenofratilf aeoer. Sans
efterlaote sSornme anilaaes til flere
Willioner.