St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 8, 1885

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5 * ad 1 v the R. : 4, = Tr a 1 Bases N pos 3 He ‘POST-DISPATCH offers ad- in its Want Columns at Half for double the circulation of any newspaper in St. Louis. a r 4 be 1. a3 ’ * 2 . 6 het ‘ € ; * NO. 248. 1 — : : — f = : = D — ſ— g * Au — \ vue AB ET Out of 1,657 votes Diek N f T N 1 | 1 8 2 O'Neil, the Demo SE oh N 8 a om j * 9 | Pi — 1 3 = : SSS EE ; oti] he N b 8 f 2 : : : : : The Twenty-second Ward fight, like that in the * ‘ 2 : : g : 1 Third, ¢ candid. 7 — = — : an oe Inde- 4 va : fee 83 vte, notwithstam ischerp gas j F ee . Fan 7 14 — dees . 81 7% n Ward elected — A 2 & OG O0 , i Francis’ Forces Triumph, With . 5 9 § anal ptt tab n 51 py" | NR MRR eda ai % 10 eee 872; 811 Mr. Wm. Gartenbach, notwithstanding his ' r Thirteenth......... 675; 621 | gaseous 7 away and Pine. : ax 2 the Loss of Only Two . * Fee e Confidence of m pare of the enen Ward, for 1 — 5v— „r f Kiten... was ted ov 5 s CH Men, e S| ee eee 8 . * rern 674 g2 | Seventeenta........ as Mr. Thos. G. Kaves, Democrat, was elected in the 5 * Cc rene 42 | Ei hteenih......... 1,584/ 1,155 | Twenty-seventh Ward by a vote of 837 over Conrad 3 f : 18 . 4444 1055 441 — gaara — Bh meier, who received 236. 5 Ate IE,. — . 1 as Peng 424] e the Twentyrcighth Ward over Chas Mise. | — eden 158 Si oo ae =| any | Vote of Bul i. Cc 2. . 15 a Seno oT a 2 Thomas White and Jacob ; a aL ge eaile: bic, 9 muh. 110 with attempting to cast illegal votes were ' 2 8 The Democratic. Majority of 8 . 4 700 7 88 ——— 5 / 183 ued at noon to-day. Both men gave bond. ices, as Always, the Lowest —— nde A 12 | keen regen Sos) 453 3 les, ; . — N Last November Considerably S t! 2 ag | Twenty-eighth..... oy SLEUKO:PESURONIA, * PP vase 813 i 51 — Sey pm ¥ . 22 — Inereased. ess ES Bee 1 ) „ eee 17617/18214' 18%.3' 18383 18774116800 | Am Important Meeting To-Day at Jeffer- a 250 pale Lace Curtains, only 55c — — 8 20 283! 20.578] 20.69! 10 210' 80 CITY GoUNCHL—PILLEFITES—OREENBACRERS. | | gg oon eurer: Election 4 a pair. egraph Post- Dispat a 230 pair Lace Curfains at Soc, . , er OR COLLECTOR AND REGISTER, 2 U 8 F 8 2 F = 4 . Jerrcason Crry, Mo, April 8.—A delegation from 2 worth 81 15. — | Colle ctor | Register. WARD 5 = = 8 — = | Jackson County, representing the Stock growing 3 190 pair eee 8 a edge, = wp N | 97 — 5 = 2 — — 8 and commercial interests of western Missouri, a at $1 35, cheap for ; Flad and Smith the Only Re- 4 | 4 — 8 3 * 2 3 g ‘| like delegation from Saline County and the dean of of pg re fea . mm eT ET | FG [ee e eee 4 1 * 5 =’ 7 7 21 24 4 0 2528 j ye 3 1-2 yards long. + j publicans Who Got Safely | Se i a 3. “gel gel a 8 % a) 25 oe —— — — atc eee * b eC s, tape edge . n a 3 4. ( 43) @ 44 10 2} 19 expected to ar- aa 1 — 8 e cap at Through, 1 II vaz| aes! vou N 27 16 100 150 16, 160 31 | Five thie afternoon for the purposes of consultation x un * Datt ’ 5 . ” pee y jee 715 340 wae 884 241 8.— 160 16 — — 1 es : — with Gov. Marmaduke, State Auditor Walker and f as 18. rd Pal 818 744 „ BS | deere: 1 ie ae 5 Col. Coleman, United States Commissioner of Acri- * 175 pair Lace Cartan for $2 75, s 2 29 if 8 371 Wea 14% 48 8 1 . — *. 15 a8 10 18 4 4 culture, with reference to the suppression of the * well pores OR „ 5 er e e be 1.21 10 1,186 15 8 + ie ie 80 44 2 — — A to as 30 rr; ‚⏑⁹ ] ]] —-»⅜gm̃ ͥ n!; n Tf TT eee ee 56 7 4 62 isos: . 2 6 ) 8 tional means for © pay- * 1 * onl 38 .be 47 b 157 . . ae 5 2 2 ment for such diseased and infected 12 nnn teconncit «soma pemocratio Body | § 200000: ma) at] ae fg yg a Seats as tay ave, tO bo hil 3 “ ‘ ann 50 BOO 807 . f a roe order % State of the contagi ? 2 4 yards ß 1 new an and the House With a Republican | o. 1,434] 1.102 ry 1,204) 8813.5 e Prevailing in certain localities. Commissioner Col- 3 handsome, ler * l „ 195 501 2 563 „ . — > 7 2 1 man has telegrap ed the Governor of his expected ** 126 pair Lace Curtajns, tape edge, WE ARE OFFERING Majority—Filley and His Followers 2 2.191; 977 2,235 Siu} 82 7 eee * — — 2 — 3 * — arrival this afternoon. The consultation will doubt. * 4 yards long, superb patterns, at Mak I 1 ‘ Fail 1 eee — . — — : = 1 18 1 800 58 88 62 50 500 47 nn 2 are ot h ‘ r 8 F a ' ake an Ignominious failure. é {| 444 160 1.50 . 8 72 74 Gi 400 71 9 17 etre d reason of the % 84 25. worth 5 50. 8 83 7 1 003 216. — 09 & ‘ 1 — quarant ne by other States against the shioment of 120 pair Lace Curtains, tape edge, 1 —— —. ./ % yt r= ed 41; 41 40) 40, 30) BF) ....) #4) Cattle into and throuzh the ‘State. It ix. belicwed 4vards long, for 85, cheap at 18 ans ink iat 1.070) 72 951 a 15 1 8 : | Se Se 3 D ly — ) out by 2 78 a O83! 1.23) 712} 1,5 12 Co / ( is Offorts to arrest its further | X ‘i C tai t ed ; e 504 825 i 805 — 7 os 3 S 5 a - 8 a 8 and oonfine it to ita present limits, Tue pro- 150 pair Lace ur Ains, tape Ce, Forty-one thousand votes were cast at yester- nn 1.163 620, 1423 737 8 24------ 7 8 7 2 2 * 8 ney Sg caliing au extra session of the Legisiature 8 4 yards long, in styles unknown 8 day's election—a number unprecedented in mu- 111. 168 412 10} %%% 10 ag 2 12 12 % K — considered, but it is not believed that any 4 to St. Louis, at 86, 87 and 88 a nicipal contests here—and the result. while largely 2 ( 222 — — 248 — * 0 338 45 4 44 44) 45 46| . 10 such acuion wil n at tors time. 8 a pair. ant.cipated as to the heals of the ticket. contained HII. 617 cua — 606 7 8... .. = 50 4 46 Bes nr city election. passed off quietly. The suc- — many surprises in regard to minor offices. The | B . 1 83 91 40 Total. 2 785 774 7780 5 eel Bed reer 8 3 EU C. forecast given in the Post-Dispatcs of yesterday ggg. 8 8 oa 236 +t 12 Guodelfinger; Assessor, Herman Du e: Aldermen. ; 5 5 proved to be very correct im so far as it gave 9 2700 457 818 885 = PRESIDEN BOARD OF PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS. — eye Seuber and Mahan; School * | any indication of the vote in the large wards. The n | r = 25 irectors, W. Q. | allmey er and J. T. Craven. The é Lace Bed~Sets, an immense va- public was prepared to hear, therefore, that | Total... --- 20.810 19508! 20 10% 19.7641 755 ie | eee «a | riety, in new designs and effects, FULL LINES OF : — = wand. 8 — 8 — — te 2 | 1 + Francis had scored a plurality of about fifteen et 8 i ty 5 all Mm 1 8 nnn wy hundred over Ewing, that Sexton had kept co well | . eee enn en MEASURES. THE NORFOLK BANK 7 ' 52, 82 75, $3 25, $5, 85 50, 8 ‘ r Inspector Of We cuts Tuts ; ae ann Ae n and $7 a set up to his ticket es to defeat Ziegenbein by a small Marshal | na Maaeures — II 41 38 „ . N plurality, that Flad was winner. and that the — ö 992 i. 24 The Comptroller of the Currency to Ap- 4 b Elegant Variety | Filley ticket had polled less than a thousand votes. z 3 3 — — 9 sens eee ee e eee F — — 2 point a Receiver. i 4 Wann. = — 2 1ů— —y—— . 1. | : * ' 7 t Prices quoted in CURT AIN N 0 522 Se Panel rcain 3 sisi & : | 3 Fifta e 3 2357 ———— been : — a . „ ccccccse- coapeueeeneants : f . . FULL LINES OF f ler : : e * . 7 : Seventh 547; 782) 23 | charge of the suspended Exchange National Ban Curtain Nets at 12 1-2, 15e, 20e. beaten for Comptrol by R A Campbe'l, ; : : : f 2. SFevrn tn.... . . . . . . 2 4 arg pe : ge Nation an - - on « nor that Wm. A. Hobbs had been beaten be Daniel — r eee es J a — N 1 20e, 30, 350 and 400 a yard, O'Convell Tracy. nor that the entire Democratic | 1...--. 1078 | i. eee . es et the bank ws insolvent, aod will bays in, Lace Trimmed, 1 0 207 1.219 & to de placed the hands of sorted linings, $2 50 to ticket for the Upper House nad been elected. Yet; 2 681 526 56 658 516 een ccccscs coscceccctneceseses 1,207 1,219) 88 paced in © hands of a receiver. VEST] Bb LF LA GE | 0 it did hear all of these things, either at a late hour | 3 12 73% 87 — — 40 R eee ‘ 20 = 8 The failure ot the bank is ro- V 5 t night or early this morning. T 8 777 77 4'i 1772 1 52 WER EIR... ce nnn . * 5 Boalloped ge, Fancy Han | the bailo under the Chaltiamiaredens ts. — tn —— 735 1049 15 608 1116 12 Thirteenth ——ͤ— 2 ( 2 eee most serious one The — % ngs, $1 50 to * cue in : due to depositors a! and Silks, ibule ! 15 to 27 inch teen . „ ao | e 10) bor | ‘an| if | Piteenth........scsccccccuccssceee e B11 A Commitee representing the depositors’ walted 3 8 in all oolors and Vest u e ace 0 a nc es in nearly every precinct in the city, and 7 8 OU 1 ( 1 70 11 1 Sen ccc . K f 1 . i 3 . 8 f 7 ‘ace trimmed, prices $3 to $5. wide, varying in price from lic FULL LINES OF — 8 1 — 3 2 0 rhe 424 S16 i 456 — 16 recuse wate! page al hd ee deer Of; x9 9 appointment of « resident of N. elk anh — ! | 9 38e a yard. e returs, and forw m tothe uhestout | 9...... ed er 0 1,606) 60 | 08 the bank. Mr. brown, of the Comptro.ler's 7 natch fashionable Pongee Silk —— tad ier Window Curtains, 40 ; 8 22 , 1 — 5 1 ay a 1 112 * yo „ 4 2 — , 545 : 556 72 | Office, who is examining the affairs of the bank, has | 1 stands: r 45 . * nn 2 | 33 1 dwentieth....... ee hed gus 1.0% 752] 29 | beep summoned to Wasuington for the purpose of 9 . de, f 1 -2 25c * clock las nad been ived: 12 2181010 42); 2204 | #35 50 entieth.... 5 2 inches wide, from 12 1-20 to ye received: | | 4 in price from 81 35 to $3 50. FULL LINES OF When it became known — — the Tenth Ward, — . = — 24 334 478 7 — * Were as Master Mecuauic, : 9 whica was supposably tue Filley stronzhold, only 24...... > 97 60 7 — a 8 big t votes had been cast for the ticcet, that 2 oe 83 94 1 23 $3 2 The Lower House, A Number of Stores Destroyed, . 3 * PL AID A ND STRIPED S U aaa 32 prt apt IB er a! appro = nr — = = — — — Seven members of the old House of Delegates] Prrrssond. Pa.. April 8.—A fire ab Neweastle. P.., pe N * — MMER SILKS, — voies. and that Mike FPoerstel hed te B......1 2 649 716 849 506 50 | were re-elected, and the new house will contain | shortly after midnig.t destroyed a frame bulidia,’ ~ ~ 2 Crived — — votes in the city than the 2 — 2 — — seventeen Republicans and eleven bemocrats—-an | occupied dy J. G. Fulkerson, tobaccontst; Vander- Boss. groans and laugbier aiternated in a most — — 1 NF 22 t to the Democratic preponderance in the | gri „ grocers; R A. Parks, tohacconist; villed Silk, from $1 50 to $4 In All the New Colorings. unseemly minner. Finally, wnea ic became known . 2 n pros the — Hutt, * balf 8 3 — — Bilk, Paragon 2 has 2 that F a ogre — ee ee ee ee old — companies’ bill were candidates for re-elect Nenn > | , ent to . "| combustible material the flames spread so rapidiy FULL LINES OF : explain tue defeat of the Ewiag ticket, he aud Mx. ion, and two of them were ee ed owing to the fact ; that several persons narroW.y escaped from the jes, from $1 25 to $2 50. . Rosendlait were made tae supject of merciies; Pres Board of President . , burning building. The loss was $15,000, which was ke 5 — + that their party vote was s great in their wards as * 4 — 8 g:bes und jokes Believing tuat Mr. Filey must Ages 8. City Council, a fully covered by insurance. The origin of the fire 4 sades, from 3850 to $1 25. : . uave some in.eresting explanation fur the fact that = = |i — %% make opposition to them unavail-| is unknown. * * a 1 no nad ouly received 41 of — 2 5.000 * be 5 2 7 7 ing after they haa successfully manipulated os votes, @ reporter qu. ulis morning at his resi-| warp.) 8 t. e wires for the nomination. Tie composition of High Lie W 5 Children's Parasols, 7 deuce Au Was very quiet there, not o say kun. Q 7 D * 2 — the fiouse. however, is of very x average, to A 8 tency ; 1 ereai. When the caller sent up bis name, word d= : — : i | notwiths' anding. By Telegraph ‘spa ä Cotton, Lisle and Silks. K. , Pover P, Morigsey, Ed Butler's | Coxcunta, Mo., April 8~The full vote of the town ; . mad : : ; e. 10 votes; is Tuoman (who 4 able Silks, all colors, at $1. C — 1 — — —— * ged te - 5 ° , g the stroinz and effeciive onpusi.ion of da ace —. — e Kr 7 8 che ; . lar 7 7 % votes, and a Mr. Mu recely w nown as icKet, e a 7 Ae endless variety, FULL LINES OF as KDOWu, 1 bet w. — — highest — | 8 1953 225 2 | 1 88 25 IS vote. ee p ee majority of about sixty votes. The issue ethane a | tue lowest v on Democratic candidates was les mes 2 7 In the Second Ward P. Monahan had a walk- N a . y Colors, Lace trimmed, 780. than 120) vous, while asa rue, the venation was} 2:--| 42%) 51 46! ,, | the two tickets was the old! one of ‘the enforcement 4 ALL S| LK TAFFETA AN D LISLE G LOVES * than 1 seem 4 * 804 1.17 6 642 1.134 16 pub.ican ticket, notwithstanding his deciination to | of the three-mile roe — — is —— pro. 3 | Assorted Colors, Scalloped, ’ o| at. was rem : and) ¢ 410 6121 7 420 601 | 16 on. made no Canvass, Tue vote stood: | hibition, The law hus never been operative ai 0. | {bi and 160 majoras repeedvaiy, . x L|fenderke eprai lt iss clear vicory of high : al 5 ma . pectivery, eEghi- | &---- ‘ | n the Thir ar e ; tween omas vors its repvral. i 4 Story of u \d g * centu did not stand vy Mr. Francis tothe extent that 8 .... 35!) 418 13 B72 992 12 Fitzpatrek and Joun vogel was a very ciose one. | license over probibition. ; . Assortme nt of FULL LINES OF hud been pred.cted, ‘In fact. Wulle that ward gave a „8 — 1 — 2 — 18 The R. pub icans iumpned. however, as the vote a > Democratic majority of 533 last November, it yes- O..... 1,417 1,121) 1,415 1.127 81 . e: Fitzpatrick. 760: Vogel. 771 . 4 , * 1. 222 573 9 221 570 IS. The Raven Run Disaster. 4 and Caps for RE D AN D WH ITE E terda, gave Mr. Fraucis« plural ty of ou.y 495 over — 4237 8833 2.2 og | d: „he Fourth Ward returns show that a'though * 4 s and Children. All 5 Ewin, à da major.ty of only 427 over Ewing and | — e “ons es 12 23 760 7 Mes-rs. Finnegan. Zellner and Wolf thought tuey Suewanpoan, PA., April 8. —Tuere is no change in ine, ‘Tbe Fourteenth Ward, on te other band, | 1. pa 1 3 . ‘| were ruuniog, they were egregousy mistaken. ion at the scene of Monday's mine disas- * ' 14. 7 1,587 ; 61 5 1.5 43 the situation at the y . bbiest 8 les tas ed to g.ve Mr. Ewing the 1,000 that t promised. res * @nar.es D. Keenun received 1,756 votes, Fmusganu 1 and no 5 ) 6 8 3 and tue disttiet DeiOw | teau avenue did not ur- 15. — 2 3) — 84 29 83, Zellner Wund wolf 7. Keenau's p.uraity was— | ter at Raven Run. Hundreds of people are gathered wl Prices. FULL LINES OF ; nish the sarge Margin that was expected, wan | 16.. gt ae > 32 10 %% oe] US| wut wnet'st.euse? as the mouth of the mine, but little can be done 3 Regula- scat givng sim OW oO , ... | ‘ i a J e+e . . — 5 . . u can mayo ' 4 1 6 8 n WHITE,. CREAM AND BEIGE LAcCES. F e e Mat] | epee, mole toePeadk iat apie | Mm oot of he min al cronhing and Un wor : p- Bal free wi Dari alled 9 * © | Owing to sume defects in the returos, there was | 2 143 418 11 153 4 4 an ca di late, a very hard run, the vow beiug: | of the exploring pariies is retarded thereby. a , Hat or Ca sold. Valle in Appearance, some quest.on this mor uin wheiber Fiad uad reaily — — — 200 ota 11 41 W enizuce 918, Rauer 814 8 p bealeu Brown, as re and whether Martin uad a — 433 x 404 225 i Chas. Schoeuvec«'s gas record made him invinct- The Illinois Legisiat . U 31) led FULL LINES OF beateu — — — te) — 1 ieee co Hr Rb oes 700 a 6 634 — dle in the Sista Ward, and 3 8 nole Legisiature. opar 0 in Simplicity, “i * o oo Compuatios Of the Ugures 25 wos 35 nominee, ad no so. ne ; Bcnoen- By Telegravh to the Poat- Dispatch, . IL HAT „ ou tucge two contests from the best sources avaii- | 2..... 911 2 38 2 1 | beck 036, McBride 307. SPRINGFIELD, ih &—Oux0e of the 106 Sena- ae, and it resuts in showing that Flad aud | %6. 140 ti | 12 a 7 »ranx G. Cossman, who made the mistake of his IL. Apr US DEPT GRENADINE AND SEWING SILK VEILING: Sunich are both elected oy a very small plurality. | 27.---- — — 46 289} 242) 461 tite on the gas bli, was a candidate for re-election | tors vnd Representatives present in the joint Unsurpassed in Construction, Wm. A. Hobbs, who Was a great favorite tur Ro- 87 N 626 46 | in ihe Seveuta Ward, but Curis. Fischer, tue Re- session, cast a vote for State Senator Wm. E. Mason, N ister in the „ has n his defeat tbe conso a- —— | publican nominee, defeated num by a vote of 646 to 7 and Morgan. ‘ tio. that be led oi the defeated eandidates in his Tota’ .| 20.293 | 19.649 | 736 29.996 ' 19,489 757 A wan named Muchell rece ; for United States Senator, aud the —— created ay . Une 1 FULL LINES OF doe, and teat, asthougu this is ulis first essay in : ‘the Eiguth Ward Peter Gundlach, Re | thereby was the only incident of the days’ session addy Price Bulletin nprecedented in Durability, {Suet Reed sarge fous ties be nn | yon ee ® | worthy of attention Cuet rece. vo . : — — SUMMER MERINO AND GAUZE UNDERWEAR, | S e e III iv cue Nana Wand J. G. Marriott woo a decided —— 8 i t 2 4. „ 5 | ; Unszcelled in Economy of Fuel. . N — 5 r N K — —„— ä WARDS. = 8 5 : —— en e . RAD, Pa., Apri: oe —— Port J 7 ‘ts . one, however, is Mr. J. K Cummi and be can ‘! pal Sop | date in tue race, With a Shot Gun. i . ; “eee eueeeee ** . ig , L 876 8% | wheining. By Telegraph to the Post- ch. 8 Placed on Sale as Soon as Received. A 9 ————— — 281K 5 er-, . wie. : 1,368) 1.497 1 1,487 | cocs, 1, r m4, Apr 6.—James A. Araceli, aged f g : : 3 . 220 22 M. 58 years, a well-to-do farmer of Marion County. ; : E i 4 7 2 2. | gon, PayKen aud residing near Fosterourg, commitie! suicide yes — 844 Lin | the Iwein W Tue vote 8 «od: * . erden — c He piace! the muzze of a shot gun in his 5 1.1 2114 Watson 665, ' ~ y Becscadetede * „ „ „ „ „„ rae „ N the trig cer. The up portioa . 0 .nl — = eeeeereeeeeee es 8 Henry Ait of | torn to atom. ö 0 3 5 6 „ 1 325254465 ö — — 4 * 1 46... 2 1. “4 . .. . ie 064 | The Nall Association. — 5 .. 6 „„ 1.1 21 TP. veccecobesuns 62 N 1 : AT THE „6 „6 „ „„ — 5 = e 23 = : . oe $81 NR ast * * seeeeeereee - eeveeee 1 GB. coccccecessas E .. eee 1,451 1. 87 ...e eee 400 XCELSIOR MFG. COMPANY Old and Reliable I J Dr f o0ds House 7 2 3 e — 0 „ 47 — 3 35 — eeeeeeeeee eee „„ 2 nm, —— 10. J. „ „„ 6 GB... „„ ee * \ * SIX CAKES , g . 1 6 „ „% „% „% eres 1 44 WM „„ 5 —0 F „ eee eee 3 36 GBs. „„ 400 8 ' JOPOLY DRUG STORB, =o; , att 601 18 —| —— : Ce q * Cuticura Soa eee et eee teen i 7 51 : 1 ö th and Market sta, 2 - ‘ I kor „„ „ „6 6 6666 60660 duvevotovecectn ee i Seer eres? 031 65 ö Total — — OEHNLE, Ph. C., . 9 im , Rebates * 78 r 0 2 7 II r 1 he —— ewecel ; a . — 97 Py eeeeeeeeere 5 7 3 e was be 17180 AND | ee jy. 2800b's Oil, 8 for, | —y—ᷣ— 2 —— ·˖l „ ö ey Hall's Hair eee . . . . 2 oo RGR. 7 ate 100 “pum ees | * : 955460 i ok. — 9 — Da . 18 , ; ; . “Se is 7 A eee eeee sees : 1 e of Por a. 9 2 „eee, & a as , g t ; » eer eeeeeeeere © We SURED Ta Mon te rag tora, Prate | . * ö f **. weteee 5 * ~ a * ; 4. * “ 0 . F 7 N ha Te * 5 ‘ : ‘ uae 8 * 5 + * on ; : rey 2 . ] » 4 8 * Phy ; 7 ö . A * 4 * ee * 4 * 5 Fis * ~ x * 2 1 4 * . ‘ “oe * 1 7 * * 1 ~ — 2 7 + * 1 4 . 8 2 * i . 5 2 : W „ 1 vie a 8 > pe * 2 . * er N * >. 7 * * 5 K * 170 K Vga Ls hid > 5 4 - N ah oi 1 * Bs 2 5 2 5 5 . 3 7 ˖ = aa ae * “we ah ‘ a. ite a * . 7 N * 9 5 tok » 8 8 * 3 a « VA. 2 9 hey * — e et 9 3 gS BE a a 7 a 5 <a ae be —* f= 2 7 ö MASc eae * 14 3 . 4 0 r 2 1 1 *