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The New York herald., 1871-03-18
FEARFUL RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN IOWA.

Five Men Killed and Four Seriously Injured.
CHICAGO March II, ISL
terrible accident occurred on the Burlington,
Cedar Rapids and Minnesota Railroad, one mile
south OF Scion, Iowa, this morning. construction
train having large force OF laborers on board
thrown the track, and five Of the men instantly
killed and four others severely injured, two or whom
cannot recover. No further particulars have been
received.
The Chicago Republican Newspaper Company
have been sued for libel by Jesse 0. Kennedy, claim
ing damages in $50 900.
Twenty five bridges in Morgan county, H., were
swept away by the recent foods. The loss OF pro-
perry by the foods Is immense.
While some men were engaged yesterday dumping
cars on the Rapids Improvement at Keokuk. Iowa.
the box OF a car broke loose from truck and threw
four men into the canal. While struggling to get
out the car box fell on them and instantly Killed
William Duran and seriously injured the others.
The New York herald., 1871-03-18
TEE INDIAN TROUBLES.

Delegation of Chiefs on Their Way TO WASH
inston-Ihe Sac and Fox Troubles.
HARRISBURG, March II, 1871.
Kit OhekaEst, Kio Qualk and Mo Kago three gor-
geously bedzened Indians, with their interpreter,
A. +. Nuvarre, passed East to-day, on sum-
mons from Commissioner Parker, to tell what they
know about the Indian troubles IN the Sacs and Fox
reservation. Kit Cheskarst Karst, Scratching Bear
ahd Ko Quahk Fox Tooling are young braves cov-
cred with all the paraphernalia OF the chase, but
Kio Kugo t"Fisn Jumping Out OF the Water'')
is venerable relic OF the days OF
Andrew Jackson, and is relative OF the famous
Black Hawk. Navarro, the accompanying interpre
ter is full blooded Indian, but converses readily
in English and explains the purposes Of the Red
delegation very successfully.
The New York herald., 1871-03-18
RIOTS IN CONNECTICUT.
Railroad Troubles.

~ NORWICH, March II, 1871.
The laborers on Myers section OF the Air Line
Railroad in Colchester, hearing that the property
CARTS horses, &C., OF the contractor will be seized
to-day by the creditors, armed themselves to the
number Of seventy eighty and took possession Of
the barn where the property Is stored. Deputy
Sheriff Raymond OF New London, with posse, was
p NJ, but, owing to the threatening appearance OF
the rioters sent for reinforcements and postponed
action. 1t is expected that attempt will be made
tomorrow to attach the property and there are
fears Of bloody collision. The laborere have not
been paid since January and say they will not per-
init the property to be taken,
The New York herald., 1871-03-18
THE PLATE IRON TRADE.

PHILADELPHIA, March II, 1871.
meeting OF boiler plate manufacturers was held
to-day at the Continental Hotel when representa-.
tves were present from all prominens firms in East
ern Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware. 1t
was resolved to advance the price OF plate iron OF
all grades threeeighths OF cent per pound. This
advance has been forced upon the manufacturers by
the recent strike among the miners In Schuylkill
county and the consequent Increase the price Of
piQ metal
The New York herald., 1871-03-18
BOSTON BANKERS.

Bank Omcials Arrested for Embezzlcmens.
BOSTON, March II, 1871.
E. O. Daniel, late cashier Of the Webster National
Bank. was arrested yesterday and held In the sum
OF $4,000 bai, charged with embezzling the funds
Of that institution.
Henry w. Pltman late teller Of the North National
Bank, accused OF embezzlement was arrested ABOUT
the same time and held to answer. Both arrests
were made by United States officers.
The New York herald., 1871-03-18
NAVAL ORDERS.

Lieutenant Commander Charles L. Franklin has
been detached from the command OF the Ajax,
waiting orders.
Lieutenant 2. L. Tanner from the receiving ship
Vermont has been ordered to the Narragan ansett.
The New York herald., 1871-03-18
David IiccYcs.

Yesterday David Reeves, well known as promi-
nently connected with the iron bu Ness for great
number OF years, and also as President OF the Phe-
nix Iron Company, which Office lie has held since
the incorporation Of the company, died at his rest
The New York herald., 1871-03-18
ANUS SEM ENTs.

ACADEMY or MusIc-SCHoOL FEsTIvAL-For the
last two nights this building has been devoted TO Q
style OF entertainment calculated to please children
and their doting parents. Mr.. Harley Newcomb, q
Bostonan, is the "front and head of this ofending
and certainly he has an eye TO erect to Judge from
the position in which the tender youngl,ngs have
been located for the past two nights. A tender
voiced organ welied up last night amid gentie
storm oil juvenile choral singing: and. from the
the younEers, male ana female, did their best 10
make the experiment success. Fond papas and
mammas said 1t was q success, which OF course
that OF pleasure In the promise OF Mr.. Harley New
comb to give The Juveniles rest
NILSSON IN BROoKLYN.-The drenching rain, the
evening OF the holiday OF the Irish saint and the
Ichabod criticism OF the press all conspred to pre-
vent every seat In the Academy of Music being
filled last night at the performance OF Handel's
oratorio OF '.Ine Messlah by MISS Nilsson and the
Mendelssohn Union. There was large attendance,
though evidently suffering from the effect OF The de-
parting Influences or cold, was In excellent voice.
IN e ar IRE eSa y se Me as she hs
ever sung. the audience ppa,lh appla,ndhed Hl,ai WIN
the OLD enthusiasm and the Swedish vooalls. sr
brow. Miss Cary-aiwaysa y favorite with brookly q
audlence-sang ner allotted part with a superb COM
nothing to be desired. Those who have from the
irst put their trust In the musical greatness ana
and may be proud OF the confidence with which they
bespoke her growing popularity. Miss Pauline Car;
slna, the second soprano, sang come Unto Me,
with little tremor, but which she lost altogether
near the close, and was loudly appauded, as she
thoroughly deserved TO be. Mr.. Whitney and Mr..
Simpson were the remaining solosts and were, as
usual, good The chorus, under the direction or
Mr.. Burton, rendered all the choruses effectively
and without any hitch. Altogether Brooklyn may
be congratulated on the opportunity presented Tor
hearing this orator1o so well given.
Musinecs To-day.
DAILY gives Saratoga" at his Doudoir Fifth Avenue
theatre.
Strakcsch brings out Nilsson at Steinway Hall in
concert
Booth gives the last matinee Of "Much Ado About
Nothing"
Lingard and George Boniface play at Lima
Edwins.
Boucicaulrs magnificent comedy, Romance and
Reality" will be glvea at Wallack's
The Olympic closes EoX's "Rlche.ieu" to-day.
Niblo's gives 1.-The Black Crook" as usual
Johnny Thompson ls ION Handn as usual at the
Bowery.
The other theatres are Woods, Comique, Globe
Park lBrooklyn). Bryant's, Association Hall and
Tony Past0r'a
The New York herald., 1871-03-18
Jeff DAVIS IN ALABAMA,

MONTGOMERY, Ala, March IL 1871.
Jefferson Davis is mere on business connected with
his insurance company. Tonight he has been called
upon by an immense number Of ladies and gentle
men. In answer to a serenade he returned thanks,
but made no alusion TO any public matters
The New York herald., 1871-03-18
THE FRESHET SOUTH.

Railroad COmmunica ton Interrupted In Mis-.
sissippi and Tennessee.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March H. 1871.
The damage to railroads by The freshet Is much
greater than reported last night. II win probably
be several days yet before trains can go through on
any of the roads, as all have suffered severely by
the wasting away OF trestes bridges and embank-
ments. The tracks in many places are still sub
merged. Two through trains from New orleans are
stationary between breaks.
The New York herald., 1871-03-18
TIE COTTON MGvEMEaT.

List Of Vessels Arrived at Liverpool With
American Cotton March ~.
LIVERPOOL, March IL 1871.
The fol owing Is a list OF American cotton cargoes
whice arrived at this port to-day, Wiz
Ddyof No. of
Vesek. From Sailing BiLs.
Steamship Nebraska New York. March a.. 2s07
Ship Backwan Orleans. Feb g.. 3,556
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &S8
The New York herald., 1871-03-18
SHIPPIN NEWS
Almanac for New York This Day.
'CEAN STEAMERS.

'un rises. ...... 6 OF Moon rises. morn O8
Jun sets. ....... 6 10 High water. .eve 81
The New York herald., 1871-03-18
Steamer.
Destindtton.
Office.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF MARCH AND APRIL.
The New York herald., 1871-03-18

DOTATOES--EARLY ROSE, GOODRICH DYKES MO-
i hawks Climax, Jacksons Chile Reds Proncs and Hsr-
eons for planting Potatoes apples onions nut up Tor
shlpping u. BRYAN, lOl BsroIsv str2et
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-23
County Medical Society.

We c"micm>c from the report of The
secretary, DIR. Johnson, the fpllowm.
account of the semi annual mrriin" OF
the Medical Srcirly, held at Lyndon
Vile, june :
! Inc meeting was called To order at | |
o'clock \. NJ, by G.. Is BulIaId, prc>i-
dent. The forenoon was mostly occupi-
ed with the business of the society Dr.
Il. X Stiles being duly presented was
unanimously elected member of the
Society.
In the afternoon us many cases were
presented as could be disposed OF during
the short time allowed The scmi-an-
nual address lay ID NJ. Merrill was ii
very appropriate article doing much cred
ii 10 the doctor--sctlin" forth the duties
of practitioners OF medicine To each other,
and the community ut l,r"c 10 the pro-
ic>sion; and among other things the pro-
pricly OF establishing AN equal tariff
tlrnu4 hout the county.
Before The meeting ad Journcd quite Il
discussion arose in response to the differ
cnt diagnoses between Colts fracture
and sprain or di-locatiun of the wrist
joint.
Adjourned meeting at the Avenue
House, st. ,johnSbury, the first Wcdnes-
day in January, 1872.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-23
Caledonia County Court.
Hon. ii. ii. WHEELER. Judge.
Hon. IRA PERLEY, '"'S'S

Hon. j. Il. DARLING, A., II
Hon. IRA PERLEY, 'u'S'S'
a. L. Rankin, Clerk.
No ID. j. 5. Sis as IOrn Of GkDrcr.
Reported last week. Verdict for pin,
so. 80 damages and costs.
No. 81. Uo,ace Fddym as. Uuttm I'LL.
General assumpslt. Plea general issue.
Sometime in the summer of 1869 plff.
came to the ST. Johnsbury House owned
by delft, and as he claimed remained
there So days at work for and at the re
quest of def. That his ser, ices were
worth at least 81 30 per day; that he
had often asked deit TO pay him, and
that delft always refused. Deft.'s testi-
mony tended TO show that when plff.
came to his house he was out of a home,
and that he went and came as he chose,
and did what lie chose: that his labor
was not of any value 10 him, def, Yer
diet for def. for his costs Burke and
Allrich for pin. Bellen * May for
def.
State rs. Georye e Fletcher. Indict-
ment for stealing two harnesses from
John Carbee Aug. %, 1870. 1t was
fully proved by the state that the har-
nes:es were stolen from Carbee's barn,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-23

There will be a Temperance picnc nj
Lyndonrillc grove on Thursday. the 29tl
inst. Rev. Mr.. Thompson-statc lecturer
on temperance in Mass. will be present
ana address tIc society. OF him reports
speak highly, especially of his overflow
my wit. and the versatility with which he
argues aud illustrates by anecdotes. Also
Rev. W. +. MallilaiI of Worcester. one of
the most eloquent of NJ. f.. divines, Rev.
I. W. Gushing, of Auburndale. Mass.
Hon. VIM. NJ. Pin%ry of Pcrkih>vilc. Vt.
and DIR. Jcwctt.
The restaurant will be occupied by the
ladies of lyndonyil.c. who will dispense
rood cool soda from Flctchcr's new mar
hi" fountain, coffee. and Strawberries and
cream the proceeds going toward the
church cdilicc which the people of Lyn-
d"hvillc are making such hearty cndcay-
or> To build. and " lii"h i 50 much needed.
The grounds will be free to all. and all
are atllbcrly To spread their own table.
Til" 81. J"hn>hury band will be in at
tendance with tull numbers. which means
coed music. ~ all who have heard them
will know. Tlr X. Il. will rum Trains to
accommodate. " it'll iIIc one way.
Let all come. and sec and hear and Gu
Joy. II i a fact that such gatherings are
io" scarce, and too thinly attended tor the
rood ni society. There iS too much con-
StanI application 10 drnl@rry amoh" us.
tor oar health and development. And in
view "i surl an opportunity as this. We
think the expense j. scarcely to be rrck-
uncd.
Nix. I. NJ. STONE: Dear .Sjr:-N this
~ra~nh of til'. Year. cii-tUm li1~ made il al
most universal for Sabbath school children
Ia enjoy some kind oI Il social gathering.
and they nave come. quite generally. To
rNPccl it. would call the special at:cn-
ton ct sabbath school suEcrintcmdcutS to
our comm" Temperance festival AZ lvn-
GOnN lille grove. june 10Th. H. bcinr Il suit
able Time Inl place to take their scEnols
tor Thu; recreation. Shall we not see Il
"rncI Al turnout OF the Sabbath schUoIS OF
this county. and thereby brin" the children
directly under tine influence of Temperance
AM, christianity. ahI rive them 4 day "i
social enjoyment: Hitch up your biz
teams, farmers, and brin" them ont.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-23

IH ilir graduating class AT West Point,
." are clad 10 notice So GOOD IA record As
Il"irmia County shows. There are two
landings" made out, namely: General
''ndim"," and Standing in discipline.
10 ia" class of II members. Charles \.
"""'lruti OF Newark. (son of Erastus
"""irnil. Esq..) i number eleven in
""n"ral Standing" and number one in
''fndin" IL discipline" President Grants
Hu. Fred. i number II in "slandiu~ in
h'rlllinr, Cat the other cXlrcme OF the
'I'>-I hut in general standing he is
h'.,cr. being 81. Youn" Woodruff was
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-23
Cemetery Association.

In oquence of the inju es commt d, maliciousy
careesly, and the ndecencics OF conduct INDUCED
in by witt at the St Johnsbnry Cemetery especially
the Sabbath the Trustees order the enforcement OF
the by-laws OF the Association
Therefore, notice hereby given, that Persons will
be permitted TO enter the tenetry grounds sabbath
day except propretors of lott, members their fHn
lies and friends accompanying them also, such other
persons a. are bearers Of tcktts of admission furnished
by the Secretary of the Association Season tickets
Issued TO orderly disposed individuals by the
tary. A. q. CHADWICK, Secretary.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-23
GIVENITPlAS. LOST.


Tie second iIliE Is. the patients must STAY in 4
u'tl ti'y we'll. almost impossible
prevent LkIu. cold when the lungs diseased. but
must l' prevented cannot hr ELECTED IRE
d riding cut, specially III this the ,uu-
tr' m the tall AMI y winter s'S'n are all wrHu- lly
,Iu> who recommend that course lose their patients,
their uu.S badly Diseased. and VET hr,l>r they
the house they must not sit down quiet
walk about tie much and - tie
strength will bear up good circulation 81 blood
II' patients Keep in good >prt~-h
we'll This has great deal 10 do with the p, lite
..uI Is tlc great point L. gam. >I-
I.l,>pIIr cure aftrr >u, evidence If its possibility
cases. and moral certainty in ali others
SINFUL IT S,lI,k~ PERSONAL statement tie Faculty
was in these modest words: -
Many wears AZ" was i'll TIA" last stages Of cons imp
t"u- confined L. my bed ami At one time my IlyrI',
tu-t that could not live week then LIKE drown
ia. ln1n catching al SirawS hear! " and obtained
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-23
Nest HIirllC.

The Northern Association of Universal
lists will hold lis annual meeting at West
Burke. VT. Wednesday and Thursday.
June IS and %. West Burke is easy OF
access. and it is hoped that all the socie-
ty within the limits of the Association will
be represented. a cordial greeting will
be extended to as many as may come.
FRANK f. HEALY, Sec'y.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-23
SUIT ton.

The Baton NdHiori says that Bowman
Caswrll of sutton WAS accidentally killed
last Wednesday. while ut work with liz
brother ON Il job. on the fam of Sanford
May IN EIIt"n. lie WAS cutting down Il
tree. which in illlin" struck another one.
when Il large limb broke and fell upon
him. hrcahin" in the skull at the base aud
ais" breaking one lee. killing linn instant
leaves n wife and three children.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-23
Railroad Accident.

BY a collision between passenger ana
freight train Oh the Lawrence railroad
near Londonderry. Monday, four or five
passengers were injured. bat rot serious.
ly. MIS-. Orrcn Chase of Lyndon had her
check bone broken. but it was THOUGHT she
would soon recover. and without any scri.
Gus designation of her face. The acct.
dent was caused by two trains attempting
to pass each other Oh the same track-a
i"at never successfully accomplished.
though often attempted.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-23
Barnet.

llaZcn Fond lost Il valuable horse a few
days ago, by lung fever. 1t was an I'M
common good horse.
DIR. Socrates futile, for many years
physician and valuable citizen OF Barnet.
has had lh" sad misfortune to entirely lose
his cyrsi%ht.
One day last week, AFRO Dullon. ESQ,
OF Mclndoc'S Falls, was thrown from his
wagon. sustaining Il fracture of the collar
bone.
There will be Il straw berry festival at
Academy Hall, Mrlndoc'>, Tuesday even
ing, June %. the proceeds to Er applied
I" repairing" the church.
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w est Concord,

lii" event OF the season at West Con-
cord. CATER the railroad). is the new block
OF stores rapidly %oin" up. aud now about
ready for the root. The block Will he
about 10 feet deep. and over 100 feet lnn"
and Will he 4 great addition To The VILLAGE.
1t is being built by different individuals.
who ATE ~ b. the occupants. The fist
li""r viii Ice occupied a follows: Geo. /.
Higgins. dry goods; G. l.. Day. tailor:
Howe ~ Titun. furniture; Charles Pal
mcr. watches and irwrlIy: q. Il. Cutting.
druggist.
O. +. Harvey, Esq, is'attrnding To The
business OF Geo. |. Higgins, VIII" i, low
engaged in the sale of noises in Boston,
with VIM. +. Peck. formerly OF this place.
The way Trudcll'> FrcnchIncn make
the dirt fly on the raiIload between West
Concord and 81. J"hnSbury. is :: caution
II unbclicVrI~ in railroads. The locatin"
survey il now completed to Ru~SrlI> mills
three and a-hat miles from the Cunncctl-
cut river. anl the stiff. now seems To h,
Ia see whether the road east or west from
-. bloomsbury shall first hr running.
The DaGvillc Niur SAYS that last Tues
day evening. about six u'cloch. Mr.. j. +.
llUl;un and wife, OF West Concord. we've
riding in Il Onc-huI>c covered buggy .cum-
ING int" our Nilla%c on the Prachlm road.
and when nearly opposite Mr.. NrArll
Stochrr's house. the horse suddenly took
II light. rs * supposed from Il WAGON coy
cred with white cloth. ia avn Nv r,.,.,,.
boys. The horse quickly turned to the
side of the road. hrcamr wholly umman-
a"cablr. releasing himself from the ear
rage. and starting of towards the Green.
Both Mr.. and Ms. lloltun We're thrown
ont. the former rccriliu" no injury. but
Mrs. IL. was badly hurt-haNin" Il collar
bone broken. ami it Is feared an injury To-
the spine also.
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and that some straps of the harnesses
were found in Nov. 1870, in Fletcher's
possession. Amos l. Pierce was the
principal witness for the state, who
swore that he, Fletcher, and one Bald
win went together on their thieving dep
relations ut the time of the alleged lar
ceny. Pierce was taken from Jail at
Chelsea where he was confined on the
charge Of horse stealing, to testify in this
case, and Fletcher has now gone to
Chelsea accompanied by dept. sheriff
to testify against Pierce. This expla-
nation will enable our readers to see the
state Of feeling between Pierce and
Fletcher. Fletcher tried 10 explain when
and how he got the straps found in his
possession, but that explanation was far
from satisfactory. He also proved that
baldwin at the time Pierce swore they
were out stealing together, was at Peach
am abel and asleep. The whole family
OF fletciier's were present and swore in
behalf OF the respondent. Fletcher ad-
mittcd that his career had been hard
one, and that he had been Il ''stcady
boarder' where the UNDERMINING was
solid granite, for number of years OF
his life. Verdict Of not guilty. States |
atty, Bcllcn X May. Burke an | Lam
son for delft
No, g. Victoria ". Grom rs Tmcn
Of hHGy, Injury on highway. Plea
general issue The pin, young lady
some - years old, III the summer OF 1869
was riding in an express wagon, with her
sister AMI two children, from ST. Johns
Iury TO Capt. F,rI's in Kirby; that near
Watson Leans the road was narrow, in
sufficient and out OF repair that the
horse partly stumbled, and in irving TO
REGAIN his feet threw all those in the
WAGON over Il bank that plf was great
ly injured AMI WAS now unable 10 sit up
only for short time. Much testimony
was introduced on the question ~ To
whether the accident had produced a
conclusion OF the spine and il it had
done >" what Ilir probabilities were OF
pin. hr'IG a cripple. Ii was really CON
coded that pin. was badly hurt. The
def. rltm 1t that the driver ,i the team
was not IN the exercise OF care; that the
load Wa too heavy for one horse; that
the road wa1 not out ofrrpair Verdict
Tor plaintiff for : 30 and costs Ex-
taken Brown and Bartlett for
plaintiff; l;uIkr ana Dale for the town.
No. - Ii'nhg T. D,,r r. h.. !
/trk anil Hrh,,d Mrlrr,rrtir. Cas-.
nn tri,I
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-23

ll.. ''Nrrmout House hotel in Brad.
lord. CAUGHT iilc in one at the upper rooms
last sunday evening. and wa; oil destroy
ed. Mr.. Chamhrrliu saved most of tn,
furniture Insured ter 81. go in Farmers
Mmtu#i. Los over 5000 beside. insur-
anc". The citizens have laiscl nearly
> 800 to assist him in rebuilding. IIub.
HrId Wright hcadin" The list with $500,
fine rn"inc vas on hand but the fire had
ur,lc such Roadway that all they could dc
.1- 10 ave the other buildings.
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Marriagrs.

In Barnet, jane Ii, by Rev L ). Watt, Mr.. r. NJ.
Keith aud Miss Helen NJ. Harvey, both OF Barnet.
In Lowell, MiSs June |, by Rev. J. J. Twirs, Mr..
Frank +. Sprodt Of Norwich, VI and Maggie j. Lind
ray of Barn
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i'll the Union army, where he was badly
wounded. We are glad to hear 50 good q
| report from him.
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TIE CALIFORNIAN.
iOCA. AND STATE ITEMS.

a.. irlN~uIEr. VI. FRIDAY, JUNE %, ISL.
F'ri. nd. ~ Jhia section OF TIL STATE Will
rfiGnltar.>I,y 20 the interest Of the Caledo-
m,u 10y ending " local icons promptly ard
O.. .. ir.rL lr-lhlo form.