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I games in which a voluntary retired Tony Mario M New York and Bill Rey-
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Races in Philadelphia Satur-

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Save Fuel .Wlsely
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Saying fuel is working band in hand With the Government these ;
_ __ days. And one way to save Wisely and well is to use SO-CO-NY 3'
.I IMORE GOOD SCORES OF I —the quality gasoline. It means minimum consumption and 1.
l N ORWALK RIFLE CLUB maximum power 1
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— The l\orwaik Rifle Club eld too ..,.i I f ' . -
iiizsaltenth and last shoot of the 918 sliizllll 1’ 6110f, lIOW grade IIHXtUI'CS mean waste In the form Of increased

' I — it?“ Starlight 151hoqt 0" 2“"??? consumption, lost power and excesswe carbon deposns. .
1; , A . 1 , ‘ one scor s 1 1 1
An incessant ram rendered a game Saturday was made up for bv the: (1“ le 0 011 ‘ r ' y - 5
k u 31 ' ‘I. y‘ 2 0: F s
between the Giants and Pirates im- splendid showing of its baswbtill:anderuIt.aOI: ? 31:51:29 43 oq 38 39_- Theres Power m every drop 0f SOCO NY' Its Clean’ clu1Ck l

‘sible, 't : - 11 my. -1 . 3 3 9' ‘"’ '°" ' ' . ‘ . '
30b. and 1 11a» postponed until tjam damn t the liai1ard nine. TheImsI . Staffing, rehable, obtainable CVQI'YWhCrC.

iii: 13. When the champions wind up lLllS wentto Cambridge expecting their 1 \lei‘rinlalk—lo 38 3Q 36 39—191. . ' . ‘ -
their second visit in Pittsburg, hardest game of the season, but in- lir 11 \1. clurk;37’ 3‘9 36' 38 33—- LO'tlk for the Red, Willi: and Blue SO-CO—NY 3131!. It’s the Wise way to save fuel.

———_. stead scored their easiest victory, 5-1“, ' ‘ . . ' ' 1. ’ ' F l . .

The Giants will more than likely to 0- Three previous games, the OlleI ”Frederick ll G'lnung-SG 37 39 39, [16 'Savmg Here

{are Wilbur Cooper again today Willi Princeton included, had been‘ .. ' l ’ ' l' ' ' Th

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as the southpaw has had a good rest “'00 by We Eli's by only one run and 3‘F 11‘ Hormel—36 39 39. 31 36%“ M63115 Llfe savmg ere
and is anxious for another chance at ”1‘“ game “'i‘h Cornell was won by 1:. ‘ . 1.111144, 40 3" 38 36—185. 1
tale chum ions: Jesse Bar q - e a three run margin, 4 to l. The fine ‘d‘ Brawl f, ' " ,' ._ STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEW YORK "

D 11“ W1“ 0 1 13. J. RElnolds—~o6, 33, 3o, 38. 31s

the selection of ochraw, who is do performance against Harvard was due 180 .
termined to get one game before leav- ‘1”1‘"‘3-" E0 ”79 remarkable pmhing or W. Pileener—Bii. 37. 3G. 3‘31 32“)": l
ing for Cincinnati. I1rank1’laltctl, who yielded only two A P Langlois—30 35 24. 31. 28— I
1 hits, struck out ten men and did not 148. ' ' ' l

Casey Stengel will he the next P11 give a single base on balls, ‘ ;

rate to leave for I'ncle' Sam’s service in five games Tnloott has issued i"
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as he announced today that his draft cniy one pass, and that came in the STANDINGLE f
number was getting pretty close. lle Princeton game. There is every in' American League. 1
denied the rumor that he intended to dication that Talcott. is Not what . Won Lost lI’IC1 t
_ Ienlist and was on the verse of going Dutch (”in-tel- several weeks ago said EOS‘O’I‘VO‘I‘I~"‘ """"" 1: i3 221; I"
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with Earl Hamilton last Imday night. he war—one of the finest pitchrisI Cleveland ....... ...12 10 .515
I1~—— Yale has yet developed. And let "I‘Cllicago .............. 10 9 .526 ;

Salli. Casein—— lain not going to let be said that New is distinctly {Washington .......... 10 11 .4'1'6 ‘
Imy futuleIlnierfere with my playing. Yale development. for he is playingggl'lldullsl -'. ............ g i; :23 l
and “l” 5m“ 1‘ out right here “In” I his first season of baseball in his sen-l ‘1 .d -O p 1111 """"" | d 3'- '1

' . am called." . , Dctltiil ............... 7 ll .o89 I
_ ml 309”- National League. }
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Heretofore there have boon few one- ”or I‘ my . i 1 i 1 New York ........ 2;“ 1351 $57 l
armed tennis players of prominence. thellletles f" i ll ””17" 9’ DEN”, Oftiiicago ............. 14 6 500 i
In fact. about the only tournament 1 ; fl .01 O “9 19 6 worlds swim”. lllttrburgn ............ 11 9 .550 .
contestant in the big events has been ’f‘b 3“” famed ‘0 10‘" “‘9 3e“’.(.‘iminnull ............ 12 12 .500 i
w D Burden. and his activities have ”1"" Ammcflnb Foster had a con-lrhilndolnhin ..... a 11 .1gl I
been-confined mostly to the tourna- forums with 30b Connery. Yankee‘m‘mkm] IIIIIIIIIII Z! l? 12.40
’ ' .1 . i. .. . St. Louis ...... ‘ ....... 3.3 .
ments held in Newnort. Another re- :10”; ytzsgfmaxing":- 3‘33 Illosloll ............... (i 15 .286 1
mini. however, made his appearance I'j‘II‘III‘II "lal .1 t l r .' i ;i _______..
in the third round of the Harlem open "“ "’ “l “W 1“ “a” l“ ‘0 '0‘ “I YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.
tennis tournament yesterday—Harri from the game, but added he wouidI
15011 R l-ialhiway—éand . I“; scored ,m not play with New York under unyI ' American League.

. .' 1. ‘ ., , ,. S' "d circuins’ianees. ‘ 3 New York, 3: Detroit. '3. I
Implessne \ition o1ei lEmun Foster recently sold his ranch at 130-, Boston. 7; St. Louls. 4. .l ”q
Spaetll in straight sets zit fiwfl, 6—3. . . ‘ l‘ ' I‘ . ‘ (‘i i Philadelphia 6: (‘hicngo 4. SC)
It, was l-lathuwzly's first appearance in l‘é‘khoj 0k ‘1" “or” new to join “'1 Cleveland ill Waslllnmon. Ruin. ( ‘ k w ~.
the tournament, for his second match mm‘m' to whom he belongs. lie r01; , National League. , " . li‘lil'lhl
was to have been against Ward Dawl fused Cincinnati’s contract for $4.200, NewIlol-k at Pillbblil‘gll.r Ram. 1 II , I._..I . 1’
1. ‘ ‘ . I‘ :1 your and $1,000 bonus for winning 20: ‘ "?°'“““‘l: ‘3 lirookiyn. 0- \ ‘ . ,1 l
son, and this Went to Hathaway by 110- I 0 ii a II: be till 11 ein "ml Chicago. 10: lloston. 2. ’r" 1;. 1 1 l 1
fault. WI“ S'IICI-"Q “ e 1"” St. Louis, 3; Pliiludclidlin, 3 (Ton “Mr/\J I . . , .1 .
all omo 11 c usmess. 1 .
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1 e or 11.1 we is rczzu ai- .V em
played by ”1.. Yankees us a pimhpn lil (lent-ml l’ersllingI's casualifly llrtg WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY. 2:“...3.‘ I
lie is no less valuable to them as it yesterday. Cliii Mark 0, ”‘9 ormel'I‘ ' u.“ 1 ~ . . ... . fl _ ' ~ , , 1
. pinch hitter. as has been shown in the Yankee pitcher, “'35 reported mlsrlntl.I Detroit mugelfvanyolfi:Quinn“ starts ' ‘ "' ' ‘ ' " “ ‘ ' ‘ - ., — *- 1 — - ‘~"—1‘»‘1‘~:+:-~I1,.. Ana's". .s. 4;...;‘;~.~.;,;; 1:“ .5 _~ .. . , . ~ .. ‘
last tWo games with the Tigers at the 1““ other (Mulls were given. M-lrkleIm 3:45 ~ 1 ‘
Polo Grounda. (‘nlled on as ‘1] pinch “"95 in NOW llavon. ”0 started his; St, Louis at Boston.
hitter on two ““68st days. be de» nyofpgflonul (-al'opl‘ in the Texas; (:lPIYt-lfllld ui \1'11slliilitlI011. . . .. 1. . I . 1. . . 1 .. . .1... _ . . .. I
‘ilvered boill “mm Yesterdav he Lent-mo. the Yankees buying him “1i mill-4180 dltlgl‘fldfgflé ‘ " . 'h- > i” r? 1 4 ‘4“ “-‘<’o‘1~~~*e~‘r’~r?~‘r“- ire-1'11 :11“; —>-: »’——-/:»~’v'«'1~~»—:.;14—:..'~L..x~:—z1:.1~:s..-:r-4—>i.11.. 22.1.1: ‘
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I made a double in the sixth inning, ”‘9 h" of lqll’d‘ hm hftpniChedEntl'13! New York ill Pittsburgh. ~' .-,.. .....,_,,.._ - ~-'-~~»'~-1':-"=~-1~-— 1- -. .m- “1-.-. .MW. . . W- “W.-.”
when the Yankees were a run behind. “W" ‘0 ll ‘1‘ 0719“ V C 0" 931 n 1, llrooltlyn at Cincinnali, ‘ , . . -.-. I .. .- .. ”“""""“""“"“"“ ‘ ‘ — ~ ""7“ «- .. ..__._,.... .. ..... “WW“.
4 and scored two runners. clinching a in 1H6 iio rhcwed excellent form, but; l’ll‘llildolpilin at St. Louis. PflMMISSIBN RULES iz‘llllzlljlfirlllli 1’9"?” [0 ”l“ unions DECISION GOES TO GREB and they 11'cr1- legion-was:
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victory. his work fell off in mid-season. {mill “Nil” l“ “mm-“- J l P'w: ‘ i. That the Pougllkccpsle contin-
‘ '1 . __ late that your ho was sent l0 Toronto} .,._. ..--_...-._. - __ _ h “bufihcaox-er Has Advantage 0"" gem is fur lmd uwav ahead of tho
' ’Ferdle Schupp. the Giants’ youthful Last reason he pitched for Roger; "N SERV!£E PLAYFRSE CHIC BROWN EASY WINNER (‘l\'(‘l\?\':¥rlm ”Every Round I.\’c.\v London conibinalion. ‘
southpaw, whose pitching arm has an-lullilllilll's ‘l‘oledo team in the Amer-I t 1 . i OVER SUBST'TUTE BOXER‘ .. ‘ ‘ ’( ”0' M,” 14.-—linri.\' 2. That llurvnrd, if one “my
been troubling him till Spring. paid 3 icon Association. ‘ Look and Fee! . I ~II _— I .— I(1Ilt‘l) of Illiilsburnh icccn'odIllle doci- against no serious Snags before June
m" to Bommm Reese In ”mfg “MIC Is the “m 0mm many base.‘ Must Be. Restored to Coodl xoltwlcll. May H.-—'i'ho schwl- s 0“ 0‘" A] MCCOY 0‘ NOW “"‘k “““l' 1, will have little trouble in puttin"
town Ohio yesterday The siiocialist 'l'vl‘l lil'r'ors now in serl'ice to appenrf » ' . I . tilled lS-l‘Ollnd bout between (‘11chan l'OlllldS 0f boxing here last nlilllt- ‘t 1111- 1, , . - n
‘ n ’ l ;' - i "t r i . ‘ 1‘ “‘. m . n no ’ i Clean, Sweet and Standing Before Playing; Brown of New “awn and (“Home on. had me bom- or one round”! .1 °“ ‘ “ "9.“. ”““"“‘°,’"° ”W”
:1 er a c 0.0 exam not on 0 tie mm. on tie on. la y . , I _ League Games 1 Frankie llurns fell through here last .‘llcCov displayed extraordinary canoe-l. ... Thur Joc “right or lennsyivan-
‘i‘nund that thp young pitcher had 9““‘1 w...”— _ I FleSll Every Da . inighl when Burns failed to show up. by for t'lkin punishment - . Ila has one oi the best crown {or any
ed a tendon close to the shoulder. He] . I y ‘ 1. I ‘ llOlllliI l"‘llllOllIOl New York went on LMIg ‘ ' ,Idistimce, over boasted in this coon.
GMDDEG the tendon back illlO D1209 00 MEN I - 1 (-1l~\Ul\NATl. May 1~i.-Ail major: instead and “as knocked out in tile iri‘. it not ill the world.

(1 rdered Scllu to refrain from , I and minor baseball league nrcmdentsnhild round. Brown knocked rulroll PENN CREW GREATEST 4 Ti I . "i

an 0 DD . I I Drink a aim of real hot water were instructed yesterday by the Na-l down three times in the first round fort , iN ROWING HISTORY . - ”"1 “ll “ES L11» drops the one
. “MEWS at lFaSl a week after ““0“ I before breakfast to wuh lional Baseball Commission to notifyl the count of nine. ! ll‘l‘l-lll’d llloll‘ Dillq and flat side!1 and
1 . he said the him would be as good as I out ”in“. their clubs that all championship! The semi-final often rounds between 30 Agree Experts who Saw Rowing substitutes l-Il'lO-tlale swivel rowlorlrs

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. ~ . ilion to good stand are “legit. and when Reynolds sprained his wrist. .' day fit out 0
., 8°!!qu reported lag} “Mk that the SOllel‘S to Participate in ~Lif° is not. mereiy ‘0 live, out to hence. cannot be included in‘tlié ré‘c- Mario led the fighting and had a shade’ l . , _. _
I. 5111117911 arm felt a ”me better “"‘nI ' . . . ‘. _ Illve well, out well digest well, work: ord of its leagues' championship‘ 0n Reynold“. Red Rankin of Norwich T19 consensus of tnc ‘0.“ng “w"
‘ it had. but he hurt it anew m an OK; Athletic Carmvalm Which well, sleep well, look well. What a‘ games... frhe notice was hailed after knocked 01" Young Marlsco of New “I” “were“ at. Ph‘ladelpl‘l“ m" m“ . . . ‘
”mm?" mm at Akron sunday‘ 5 Marathon Rela W]! B glorious condition to attain, and yet. the commission's attention was called Haven in We rounds. Mile-Pennsylvania race naturally» “Advel'tlse in the Sentinel.
I .MOlhel‘ newcomer to Eastern auto-‘ y ‘ e how very eaSy it is if one will only, to the fact that, players'under rcserva-I’ L I 1 3
mobile racing circles last night enter-I: Feature adopt the morning inside both. I IIlgiilIlbeyeIlInrzjdorIleagucI clIubsIas 3011113; I .
39“ the’Hurkness Handicap. the “’8' I . . Folks who are accustomed tolfecl minor league le‘lilills‘b mm pale w ’
.. "titre 100 mile race to be held at the “531‘:1:13:I§h\:§;€-IH6'II‘IIS;ICI)“'N.dN.f-l..‘dull and heavy when they arise. 'aplit- The commission stated in the find;
ISheephead Bay Speedway on Decora- bringing 10,000 ‘meh Igmo éch‘Ig‘agm‘gfl ting headache, stuffy from a cold, foul; “lg. however. that the right of room I; . - , . .
‘tion Day. lie is Louis Le Coca. 003' tition. a Memorial Day athletic carnifi tongue, nasty breath, “01d atomach,l $3113; “grad olnyers,I who are in thel .
sidered one of the best young driVG—‘l‘s val for Camp Dixv arranged by Sol-loan, instead, feel as fresh as adaisyI cd Stillbs 23111191222211ch 0‘ 1:312:33! _
"9’ WM“ °" the Pam" mm :FillzgfdbsblyyeucrbA' "a‘h‘euc alleglffuby opening the stones of the system! members 'or their teams reiresentingl do not allow the eVlls of .
idle comeshere highly recommended kind it ‘ . ”5 9’19"?“ 0 . stench morning and flushing out the their post or department. is beyonri' . ' . . - - - - _ 1:
y Barney Oldfield, the veteran Cali-I The 3111;173:8231:[lgfolgiugfifélfli1whole‘ol the internal poisonous stag-i question. and as such. they may playI lndlgesnf)“, conStlpatlon and blhous . 3
amino. who will also face the starter ant Colonel Wait C Johnson, assistant nant matter. gags: gagsgfgIIfol—fi 02:11:: 3:13: :34 ness to gain hOld upon them. SCHSlblC ' l
1g“ the big handicap. ‘ chief of staff and athletic officer of the Everyone whether laining sick, or ' . . = . ;
“Lightning Division.” contains eleven well, should, each morning barom’fflfignfis‘figf‘fi'fl gihegregffigz :3: people the WOI'ld OVEl‘ know that unhealthy bOdllY t
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'BeSlileS Oldfield and Le C°°q' “h?" 1’$1,522};afirglféigonezssfi; gcewfiffi‘lbgibmkmt- drink a glass at real hotI their serv1ces , condltlons are best corrected by Beecham s Pllls. They realize . ~
tart drivers already entered are LoulsI one of the biggest features ’water with 9 teaspoonful of limestone‘ . ——~._.__.___ ' h d ful h (l b . ounded from t
mevmlet, speedway champion of 1917,I Handsome cups for tho-regiment phosphate in it to wash from the COLUMBM STUDENTS that t 13 won 61' ome fame Y, elng comp I
,‘iDarlo YResta. SDC‘Ed king 0f 1915-19161lwinning the marathon and also for the stomach, liver. kidneys and bowels the TO BE TAUGHT ART only the purest drugs Of vegetable origin and free from all .
1‘11 Vail, the 22-year-old Brooklan Winning Pegllllellt‘lll “.19 onekmile relay previous days inigdeatiblo Waste OF BOXING IN FALL 1— . , . ’ (l - -
enamulon, Omar Toft the Pacific coast? ’gfiff :ffig‘e‘I’fe’Y‘frfil 3‘9 Meg“??? sour bile and poisonous toxins; thus. ---- minerals, reaches a standard of perfectlon and allor s a security 1.
. ‘1. i . 1 . iroug an a n . . i BOXING-The 5 art that best to cli~ ‘ ' '
print champion, and Arthur Dumvn John Wana aker divisyn . l‘ cleansing, sweetening and purifying D_ a SCI‘lOUS SleHCSS when the
he European champion, who is mmlomcer. Gffid m'ednlsl IVIIIllteaIlgeng: the entire ailmentary canal before as the embljyo SOldlel' how ‘10 use the Of use unequaled. People aVOId mUCh . Y
lillg from France TOI‘ llle Memorial DEW; awarded the members of the winning Diltting more food into the stomach. bayonet—mull be inaugurated ill (‘0‘ ' . '
lassic. ! team in the mile relay, I The action of hot water and limestone lumbla beginning with the next cob , ~ ' ’
. Il Coming through the season without. phosphate on an empty stomach is lege term. This announcement was ‘ . ..
-, Joe Jackson. star outfielder of theI :‘II‘IlfIfgatc'IItigg‘?(39%)“?glgffizgiggggip wonderfully invigorating. It cleans made yesterday by 131‘. E. ElllOll. 0‘ ‘ " ' .’
01‘0“" Amer?“ ”3:“:Iaggse?a“£i nation} has 1:10.. the Camp lilx basket- out all the sour fermentation. gases 3‘: fh-V‘I‘EW‘I EduImlon Depal‘m‘em 0F _ .
Nb, “Milled 4 “mg” 0 ' ‘ ‘llllll cilan'inionshin. In the oles-enlwaste and acidity and gives one a. ‘1 oca “Bl’el‘BlY- 1, . n ‘ . . . ,,
"ight he had accepted a position with 2311165 of the 'series the cannoncers'!splendid appetite for breakfast. While' Fred '])awsom lately of Union and ,- The Largest Sale of Any Medicine or the World I
.1 - ' . . " i _ orth Shin. quintet ran on 671 poinlnon their 011- ‘ ‘ prinmo . h ‘_ . . . . . . 1
.the Harlan 8. Ho miss“: 1 1 ponents, while the total against them'you are enjoying Your breakfast the i I! lit nowIcoach of the base A few doses of this famous tome and regulator Will convmcc you of their I
lding Conllialll' Ill “““lmgton' De " . - 1 :water and phosphate is quietly or ball, football and basketball squads at . . _ .

. lh steeI. was only 143 potnts. in their lastI . m i - 1 1 - value No lon er will on be bothered With srck headaches and bowel r
nbsidary of the Beth e em l game they dawned the 303d Ammuni.’ tracting a large volume of water from 9 Morn ngsrde HEIghlS IllSlllllthl‘. ' g . y . _ . . . '
rporation. and that he would not. tlcn train. winner oi the St. George'sfthe blood and getting ready for n will dl‘lll llm students in the manly trouble after injudlcious eating. Neither Will your breath be bad nor Wlll r

L' ith the White Sox any more5 Basketball League championshlnand'mmou h bin 6 art of self—defense. Dawson will have ’ . 1 . . . ~ . . ,1
1‘Iz-gason unbeaten in the Second Camp League.loman: nus ‘3 Of an the mm in number of IIeuIenanIs I0 mm mm the lassxtude, low spirits, baddrcams and restless nights caused by an inactive I.
'1. ‘ h I lgaliisgliedin’rzig’ ll 1.3%? elioigdgf l The mllllonfi of people who are lll hls walk 1 liver make life hideous. Free your system of impurities; regulate the I
acgsgle‘ellaglggl25:21:85: fgrlgvttllel c; Lang' r“ Tradlel’l"3~ ‘b°“I‘°’ed W“: CWBUPRZ‘I’W ““0“ 11 “1‘3“?” ‘1‘ 90‘3”” '0; “I if“ bowels and kidneys. Assimilate your food and increase your appetite; ’

a ” ‘ ‘ ape ls stomac «trouble; eumatiam: “10 as een 001185 Bring a Oll 03- _ , ._ . . ‘ I-
itnoard at Greenviile, s. 0.. his AMATEUR BASEBALL Iowan; who have ”new skins, blood his classes at the university, but u Promote the energy, good spirits and the bodily comfort that comes Wit
.el‘iown- He was “me" ”9 ”at; ” , _ . ---* ' ldlsordersmnd sickly-complexion are’ was not until yesterday that they keeping healthy and in condition, by 1
any“, appear before the 11:11::- The Norwalk Juniors would, like to u 1 , itolket a outfitefijonnd-ot limo-I reached 11 decision. \ A! a" . I taking Beccham’s Pills Dinah". of

(board for examination. e arrange games with Danbury teams, stone phosphate from the drug store 1 Boxing keeps ,. both the _,body and _ , . 1 ”new "I" b

tilting that he probably, would bl“ to be rlared eltherlnpeobory ortyilggh Ivy ,IIrcogtIrgfiy little. out in inind Iuotlveue well as retelling the drugguto, . I womnm In“
ad betweenllal' 25 and June 1- 'Norwalk. specious: with the Y- man 11111th to ”nine anyone: a :pro- soldierhow to use theIIbayo j 10c, 25c. .f. _ , , . . . every "1’"

‘ .1) ~—-' 1, ~ » C11A- ”Willlolnj';lll;&‘§33l?.._nianaser. 42 pounced crank on. the subject 1d‘and'hct‘inrotely. ‘ ‘ roll . I I , 1» - 1 . 5i -.1"
failure on i the water. last Center avenue Namath. . 32111111m1udon.‘-;w 1 , ‘1‘ 511th ' . ‘ " . ‘ ' .. , . 1“ . .1 , ‘