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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
Ogranized Society

Woe unto him that departs from the way of organized
society.
Nature elects that shall make laws and adopt Gus
toms for the lust conduct fe and the individual who
goes counter these bring about his own efaeement
The process may at times be seeming slow, but it is at all
times
Here are two illustrations of defeat but there are like in
stances in all places and at all times:
An aged merchant murdered and robbed in his home
at Indianapolis.
His wife got one look the murdererrobber as he was
leaving the house.
Her rather vague description was the only clue.
Yet by seeming trivial action upon the criminals part
and beyond the human powers to discern he was caught
The murderer left the night of the crime for Chicago with
his common law wife
He read of his morning in the local papers and
told his wife that they must keep away from hotels and get
room in private house.
They turned the liner advertisements in the newspaper
Out hundreds of offered for rent in all parts
Of city Of more than two million population the particular
1t happened to be the home of member OF the Chicago
detective force. .
After weeks the murderers wife friendly with
the landlady the detectives wife-merey mentioning that
her husband had gotten into trouble in Indianapolis.
The detective sent description of the roomer IN his
house to indianapolis upon which he arrested and
afterwards identified by the wife Of the murdered man
After the murderers execution his wife, in confession
disclosed all the facts including the incident of their select
ing ROOM
About year ago young man arrested in Detroit
for stealing watch of small value from doctor whom he
No proof save the that the watch the doctors
desk when the young called and it after he
The police Judge a matter of bluff, told the suspect
that he going give him fine of 5000 and sentence
fine if the suspect would tell the whereabouts of the watch
The prisoner turned ticket that he supposed
But it proved to be diamond pin that associated the
prisoner with of the bodes holdup in the history of
He had two pawn tickets for other
for the pin-he simply got them mixed.
He is now serving time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
When Flowers Get Drunk

Just when most OF us have be.
come convinced that alcohol is a
thing to be avoided n writer In the
Scientific American proves that the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04

Industrial unrest there may be due to the fact
that industry has had too much rest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04

The man qoho formerly a0orshipped dollar
qcouldnt 1Oorship anything less than $f.69 noD.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04

There criminals that have not been caught.
But it is only question of time If they continue in crime
going counter to the of organized society
There seems to be a destiny to this end
There many serving time for crimes for which
they convicted but these committed many
crimes for which they apprehened that
the law of averages organized society had its way against
them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04

BIZ all means stamp the manufacturers price on the
article Let as koU hoao much contributing to
the n,iddlemdn's income tar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04

From, Wilson'S address to congress ne gather that
hi1h prices are due to national endemic of rascatt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04

The human race tcouH sprout win0s in one genera
ton If there tUds a kick in virtux-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04

In England they say We spell the name of our secre-
tary of state lansing, but pronounce it Colonel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
WE'LL SAY SO

Greetingsl Did you notice the
headline. Dog Chabes Chickens.
Leads 20 Murder
We could pen pun about lot
OF old dogs similarly employed and
who ought to be murdered. but we're
too busy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04

Doubtless it has occurred to you that the man toho
oaos and operates farm can SIT at home and match the
crdzu UorLh no bu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04

"Housewires should PIT up the winter vegetublcs"
urges the u s. department Of d0ricutre.So they would
if then could act them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-11
PROPOSE BIG
NATIONWIDE
GUN TOURNEY

\ movement Is under way Go form
"a Geographic trapahooung league
among the athletic clubs of the Unit.
cd States and Canada.
The New York Athletic club, The
Boston Athletic association, and tho
Missouri Athletic association have
been approached on the subject and
have taken kindly 90 II, Those In
tcrested hope To get the Olympic
club OF San FranciHco, the Kansas
CITY Athletic club. the Denver Ath'
lotic club. and the Montreal Athletic
association Interested tn the propos'
ed league.
The Olympic club and the Mont
real \. A. are going In for tfapshoot
ing this year The olympic club has
fitted up it, magnificent resort AT
Lakeside. Cal. with every thing that
a shooter needs, including an IN
structor. The Montreal club has
membership OF moro than 1000, ana
from such numbers should be
able 60 form fine trnpshootins
team. The other clubs have been
engaged In trapahoottng competition
for years-in fact, the New fefh
and Boston organizations are two OF
the most active trapshooting clubs
in tho United states.
The plan OF the league would b
for the teams To meet once month
and shoot. wiring their scores To TIC
other clubs. the highest five or ten
scores 10 count. The club winning
the greatest number Of matches IN
tho course Of year being the win
ncr. The American rrspshoo,ing a.
soclatlon would provide a suitable
trophy for such competition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-11
FORMER NET
KING SHOWS
REAL SPEED

Can Maurioo Mclaughlin. former
national tennis title holder. stage a
successful comeback" this Year,
That IL the question that Il buzz.
ing In tennis circles all along the
Pacific coast and ia also creating a
stir IN the realm OF racquet upor, In
the East where Mclaughlin plans
TO stage the biggest part OF his
'eomehaek' In an effort 20 regain
some OF his lost laurcls
Ever since Mclaughlin iourncycd
to Coronado and defeated Mervyn
Griffin. playing almost phenomenal
tennis. the racqueterH have been
wondering n the one time champion
has reEained his old form.
Mclaughlin thinks he has. and
accordingly plans to entcr the big
1919 tournaments thruout the East,
lie has already started praeucinR
In preparation for tho Eastern
matches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-11
Can Maurice Mclaughlin Stage Comeback at
Net Game? Comet Prepares for Title Tourney
Warden Urges
Protection of
All Game Birds

Hunters and dog fanclcrs are
urged not to let their doga nj
large at this time OF the year. hy
County Game Warden Wilkens,
because this is the nesting period
FOR all game birds. and II these
birds are disturbed while on the
nest. they very often fail To re-
turn 10 them. and sometimes the
dogs destroy the bird or tho little
ones. without the knowledge OF
the trainer.
Nine hundred and twenty Chi
nese pheasants were freed In kins
county last year, and with the
proper consideration and protec
ton from all sportHmen there
should he a good supply OF birds
this fall. declares Wilkens.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-11
ROUND COAST
LEAGUE BASES

TIL. winners san Francisco.
Los Angeles. Sacramento and
Salt Lake.
Home run honor roll--i.and tsss
attiel.
-Four runs in the eighth stsnEa
gave the seals their third straight
game. s TO ,.
Three angel hits and an error
by Fuller Of the Beavers gave the
Angels two runs in the first In
ming. a lead which they retained
Ia the end. Final score. ? to Q.
Although Scborr e.ld the Tigers
10 ore hit. Essicka men crossed
the home plate four times. Al
that. the Bees took the game. )
to-
4 real ball game was enacted IN
Sacramento. The Oaks and In.
senators went scorvless for eight
innings. the Yippcrs winning the
contest with a lone run In the last
half OF the ninth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-11
RING PRODIGY
IS FOUND IN
YANK FORCES

NEW YORK. April ii.--Esidie
Hrhan. former sparring partner Of
Bob FTtxSimmons. and now serving
n Knights Of Columbus secretary
with the A. r. r.. has discovered a
new fistic prodigy. His Ind. he
4 thinks. may be the logical contender
for the heavyweight title against
s3ther Jess Willard or Jack Dempsey
Bchan's Information regarding the
pew ring master. as communicated to
* OF c. headquarters. Is rather
ffneager.
Ills name is wright" be says He
weighs -e5 pounds. trained down To
fighting condition. and he halls from
the Far West
Behan says Wright has shown tip
top form In bouts with army heavy
weights
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-11
TO SETTLE DISPUTE

SHREVEPORT. Tex. April H.
Shreveport and New Orleans are not
satisfied to wait until fall TO see
whether the Texas or the Southern
h the best league. The clubs Of the
two cities have arranged for a series
Of games 10 settle u for themselves
% be played in Shreveport on April
Is. 10 and 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-11
Lays Bricks Days
and Runs Nights

Max BohlAnd. the Pauhst A. c.
New York. distance runner who
holds the New York district amateur
Junior and senior cross country run
ming titles, will defend his iaurels
this year. Holland during the last
year and a half in IS starts captured
20 prizes. lie IL brscklaycr by
trade. and all his training 10 done
after he II thru work. mainly al
ulrht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-11
SEVEN EARLY
CLOSERS IN
N. Y. EVENT

PoUCHkEEpsIE. ". ". April IL.
There are seven early closing
events on the program for the Grand
Circuit meeting at Poughkeepsie.
August Is to "a. five OF them being
for trotters and two for PAGERS. The
latter viii appear In the 2:oS pace
for 81 600 and tho 2:1o pace for
5000. The trottcrs are offer
ed a zoe trot s. 900: zoo trot s2D00.
2is trot $4,000. while $4,000 purses
are also set aside for the and
3.ycar.oid trots.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-11
STRONG GLIB

BALTIMORE. Md. April Ill
Jack Dumas Baltimore international
league team will have some class 10
It IL he lands all the players he IL
angling for. He has Jack Bentley
for first base. has procured Fritz
Massei from the 81. Louis Browns
for third bas- and hopes 60 land
Rsy Morgan. hale % Washington for
recund
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-11
FAMED WATER
STAR PLANS
TRIP TOU. S.

sAN fNANcisCo. April ii.---fan
ny Duraeh. Australians famous won
an swimmer, who came 10 California
year ago and returned home with.
out having engaged IN any competi.
tive swinH. r. coming back TO Amer
lea. according to word received from
the island continent.
According TO tho reports. Miss Du'
rack will 10 straight 10 New York
after landing In this country. She
expects Go compete in American
races this summer. says the report.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-11
Crays Harbor Man
Makes Good Rod
and Reel Record

Ira Hornibrook. secretary OF the
Grnys Harbor Rod and Gun club. has
added to his laureis by recently
catching four steelhead trout weigh
Ing on an average OF between Il and
IA pounds. This makes total OF 90
steelheads caught this season by
Hornibrook. While mono OF his fish
have exceeded Is pounds. he has the
record OF catching more than any
other local fisherman this season.
Two years ago Hornibrook won a
national prize for the biggest steel
head caught during 1917.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-11

DENVER. April it.--Ioldiug an
edge in nine out OF ten rounds. Tom.
my Gibbons. lightweight ring star Of
-. Paul. won a referees, decision
over George Chip. Of Pennsylvania.
here last night Gibbons had Chip
groggy Ia the ninth. but Chip came
back strong
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-11

EUGENE, Ore. April li,--Charles
tshy) Huntington. who coached the
University OF Oregon football aggre
cation last season. has been reen'
gagged for the same job this year.
Huntington was a star OF the ore.
gon team which defeated the Uni
versity OF Pennsylvania at Pasadena
on New Years day, 1917.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-11
I5l.IssN

Piper q Taft. fishing contest
has attracted souse very large
fish this week. Two prizes are 10
he given for the largest fish dis
played. On~ Of the leading
anglers i- Ray spsriinx. Of Start
up. who s~ui down an is-poupd
dc~ihesd trout measuring ~
lncbe. la length. spariing caught
this big fellow In the skykomish
river.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-11

The first display If trout from
Lake Sutherland w.s sent In by Geo
o Reilly. of zoe sad ave. There w.rr
rs large. aixrd trout In tho display
Trolling h very good a, Lake suihcr.
land at this time.
This weeks catches Included one
OF five bass. which were caught by
I'D \. HoaG. IN Union bay Lake
Washington.
A four pound stc~lhead trout was
sent IN this week by Ethel n rett
mer being caught In the Wallace
river
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-11
WORK STARTS
ON NEW S. T. G.
COURTS SOON

Work ON tho new seattle Tennis
club grounds, which will b. pur'
chased hy tho club before another
week gets under way. viii start out
at the Firlock club grounds az the
beginning OF next week, according
To Wyhcrt Mansel Smith, of the eS
ecutivc committee of the ;, T {.
For long time the :, T. G mcm
hcrs have felt the urgent need OF q
real club grounds for local net en-.
thuSias,s. and now that the need Il
fulfilled. work win I've started at
once to put the courts In condition
for real play, because with the
sprlng weather forccasting bright
May DAYS. II won't be long before
the oidtimers viii he hmhcrtng up
for coming Journeys. Many OF the
youngsters have the Jump on the
older players. and local parks and
fairgrounds are filled daily on
bright DAYS with tennis aspirants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-11

There promises to he big -
HNivai in the net same this year,
with many OF the stars who wen,
away TO war back In the fold. Hugh
kelleher, who was one 81 the lead
Ing Washington state players a con-
pie ~ years ago, viii he one OF
the familiar figures on the Seattle
courts this summer. after a years
absence.
There viii be practically no Inn
portant meets here until the state
tournament In August. The club
will conduct its usual club rating
tourney this year. ilyman zettier
was at the top Of the ladder when
the club ceased activities last year.
Special attention Is going To be
given Junior players this year In an
effort to compete with the tennis
stars growing up in California.
With the purchase OF the new club
and revived interest la the racquet
game. the prospects for the coming
year are indeed bright
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-11


Ono Of the largest catches of
sse~thead freus taken Thu. season
was made by Harry Van Tss>~l
and ". a. Taft. Of Pip~r A Taft.
when they brought in 10 steel.
head. eanxht In the White river.
near Buckley. the largest Of
these fi.h weighing rs. pounds.
the smallest IA pounds. steel.
head FISHING IL very good IN the
White river al the present time.
Anglers going into Chclan county
should note that the S;shekin river Is
closed from it's mouth 60 Agnes
creek. a distance Of about nine miles.
Twin lakes. Snow lake and Media lake
also are closed in this county.
sportsmen's association has been
very lucky in securing for its ban.
au.t and stunt" night. April "a.
which ia 20 be held at the Masonic
temple. w. l.. Finley. naturalist Of
the state Of Oregon. with his motion
pictures OF bird life and Wild animal
life.
The state fish commissioner
and game warden has made the
assertion that limit ratehc. arc
being made turnout the state.
In King couney. on the opening
day. there were probably not
over dozen limit catches. What
Of tt.s. s.fher ANGLER. xx1txx disI md
get u bites
A report from Lake wilderness 10
Piper A. Taft states that the fishing
Ia very good. and that some bass arc
being caught at this time.
Reports from snoaualmie state
that snow Is melting fast. which has
made the water quito high. Skyko-
mIsh river reports same conditions.
Lake kitsap. in Kitsap county. re-
ports bass and trout fishing fair. the
water in the lake reeedinE rapidly.
our old friend. the silver" trout.
has appeared In Grays IIarbor coun-
". where Game Warden Jack Win.
slow recently planted 100000 OF
these fish In landlocked streams
The Grays Harbor sportsmen will
also have some Scalcy partridge
shooting in the future. iIs of these
birds being liberated In that county
having been trapped In Texas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-11

You do not have to cultivate liking
for Camel Cigarettes The blend takes
care of that For, you start right in
as though you had been keen-on-
Camels every day for year Camels
not only win your taste quickly and
permanently, but they never tire i!
They are smoke delight!
Camels refreshing flavor and fra
GRANGE and GOODNESS become more
enjoyable all the time. The more
literally you smoke them, the greater
your appreciation of their freedom
r. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-11

A report from Lake Wilderness 20
Piper 4 Taft states that the fishing
IN very good. and that some bass are
being caught at this time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-11

Anglers going into Chclan county
should note that the S;shekin river is
closed from it's mouth 60 Agnes
creek. "A distance Of about nine miles.
Twin lakes. Snow lake and Media lake
also are closed in this county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-11

from tongue-bite. and from any I'M
pleasant cigaretty after-taste or un-
pleasant cigaretty odor!
You owe it to yourself to personally
know what Camels superior quality
means in cigarette; how Cameis
expert blend brings out the delightful
mellow mildness without lessening
that desirable body!
Smoke Camels on try-out Put
them to the severest test you know!
Compare them with any cigarette
in the world at any price!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-25

IA CORTE SUPREMA DE USTICIA

.Irrn r,rluuaGc. y dignamcnte hizo. con lVIa rlcr'
"ia ' >rrcnidaG rc>lctar >uS tucro> ' disposition
No clblI. pTcS. nin"unl iuda rcSpccto al e>rlrllu
lie lat lev. .Adrml>. en- aquclla vcz. 81 assessor dc
>i"ual" manifesto honorable Y conSctcntcmcnlr que
no ,lictaminaria cu pro lie Ia pena capital. purqur
CSC cquiv;lldria Il yiniar la ley. Fur entomcc> dc
>igna,lo ORC successor Qu" 81 plcg" a la con>i@na u
= >u> pa>innr<. . cnJoucc> la C"rrc DE- Ju>Iicia hi
70 valc,lrry>. ~"icnnrmcntc. >u> furr"S y Ia ley.
En- 81 ca>o del ,;rai. Alvarez. no solo 81 extra
lir"i,a~"a ! cvcc,Ecr"n en- LII >rnl"ncia. iiicirron
:.l-n mas gray. qic pa>ar >obrr Ia ley: pa>ar"u
rr>rrcIiHmcntr >obrr las prcrr"2ativa> Y turr" del
nu,i,~ .Ildiriul. ,ir>ronocicmdu I'll aurur!dTd. t.
fcrti,amcurr. IL .Iu>ricia Federal, al c"n"rcrS" Ia
>rutcncia lei trr~cjo dc GUERRA. dict" inc"'IliIcl
Ii la Suspension del act" rcClanado. y. sin en-.
i;Ir",. f,ollar,lv los fll"ro> de la Corlc supreme
dc .a>ri,ia. ,lcl Pod-r judicial. la Sccrctarir Il,
Guerra - lc,ir. rl I:iccu,ivu. tarranza. or,icIio
l." rirru,i"m. Para que >irvc. luc>. FL P"dcr Ju,
.liriai" :irara que Ia turtc Supreme d" .lu>tlrIa.
r,lAnio r>ta H. - rc>pctada en- 81 autoridad:
II cable. nos dice. Que la tortr. al conoccr la
>rmIcUcia = o"Nid" Il las "c>llonc> de los drfcn-
>",c> .hl General .NI,trrz. dictn nina "r'icn para
p,ir Il n,i>inucr., It" frcra rjecuIaio y Qlriara ha
ia ll prorccriuu ,icl rodrr Juiicial. f>tr man.
.ivl" dc Ia lev y del roicr que la representa- tue
dc>"icdccido. "cH">'r"riad". nulificad". quest"
que Ia riccucipn 81 CONSUME por ori"u "Nprc>a y
lrrn.lnauIc Il" Iarranza
E.>ran. Ilc$. frcnic . lrcmtr los dos rnicrc>:
81 Judicial y 81 Eiccurivn. II Ia Cortr Suprtlui
de- Iu>riria tirrr conSricncia de 10 que para ella
>i.uifiyl 81 !r>ohc,iccimirnto del Eicrutiyo Il los
mandlt"> 10 la ley. Y 81 Pol"r Legislative. ~
mi>ro. >atr rumplir con III dci"r. 1t cumilicro -
irr,iuniiah!" - quirr"m que haya ti"hirrno cons
IituriunaI. ~ iml'onr la aru>aci"n contra 81 Ftir-
ruti,o. y a""rtan la dirtaiura :" doIlrgaran
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-25
DEL OLA

les NIGGA la r1ano a les que aver ie
brindaron 5us brazos Y hasta IA vida.
Los oh-eros han srfrido una gran
deception: despre. de 10 que hab'an
hscho por el carrancisrlo. Sc cream
coElplctamcnte de IL pfotec-
cion del gobierno para 10 Iusto y ann
para 10 injusto; al fin y al cabo, pa
IA ESQ habian defendido a ia eausa.
Pero he aqui que den Venustiano,
como cualquier otro funeionario dc
los que no han d.bido su elevation
Il la sufrida Ease obrera. mazda AGA
bar las hue'gas a ~tiros, y. donde pue-
de meter la mano. como IN los fcrro-
CARRIES. decide Gesocupar 4 los huel-
guistas, en- ca%sieo de su rebellion.
y ESQ que los f~erocarritcros fueron
los primeros. los mas actIvos y los mas
TITLES servidorcs de la revolution.
LQue pueden esperar los deI:a'!'
Ml:ntras tanto, los obreros comien-
Fan a poncrse foscos ante el sobicrno.
v 70 sera disici! que un buen dia lie
den I'm dissusto.
Pedro RECIO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-25
I'm MARAVILLOS0 FONOCRAF0 De
NUEVA NVENCION POR SOLO S23.75

No c.,rao-ainario. Tn fonGgrafo de- Il nunca haMs dido ante
III, n-actiro Pescnta ia ap2-Vcncia dc n P"taca de manu. como rof-a
I,cI verlo e u IA iU@acion en- quc aparcc". En- IN ado dc es' "c":a
7v ur euarfauncntC qc puede coEtcnec - disco ' tcrc otro peau"a"
sracir dstlrajc 7 las agIas. listed puedc ne"ar este t"no":aic = c"a-
rUor ra-c IN uc L. causs IA mas peIC"na mchSua. Esta hecho % 4"
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r.r ,wr Lc di.r-. lie GARAETKkMOS QUE 81 SOElDO rs lGCAl.
Al. DE CINI0iIER TONOGRAFO DE $500
Irar!:,st 81 suIr Gc los prorp-&anarg = Ns amiGos cGando Nayaa
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hazanes barba-azulescas poc 81 ano
dc 1917. cn que con cl nomhre de
George Dupont Laudru ,alquilG una
9partada villa en- los alrede1ores dc
IA aldca dc Ganbass. cerca de Ia selva
dc Ramho Iillet. La villa u Aotclit9
est; cast rodeada dc muroS Y la casa
ma cercana q ella Sc encuentra como
a una so yard&s. :Segun Sc dice,
Laddru hacia brevc> visitaS acomDa.