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STATE or WISCONSIN,, PROBATE OFFICE
County Of Manitowcc. Feb. I9. AID. 1873
IN the matter Of the Proof and Probate Of
hthe last Will and Testament Of Joseph
Folmer deceased, late Of the county of Mani
toyoc- WHEREAS. an instrument in writing
purporting to be the last VIII and Testamen,
Of Joseph Folmcr deceased late Of the
County Of MaEitowoc has been fled in tbi.
Once; whoreas application has teen made
by Ellen Folmer praying that the same be
proven and admitted to Probate according
70 the laws Of this State: Therefore. it is or
dered thvt said application be heard before
me at the Probate Office in the city Of Mani
tgWoc IN said County. on the nth day Of
March A. d. 1873 at 0 o clock A II And
1t IS further ordered, that notice shall be gi-
ven to all persons interested in said will, Of
the time and place Of said hearing. by pub
Acation in the Manilowoc Pilot a newspaper
printed in said City for three successive
weeks, once week. prior to the time Of
such hearing By the cour-,
" WALDO.
!'-ee.d County Judge
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Good First Glass Teams
IN PROBATE. MANITGwOC COUNTY

y PRtBAIE; MANlItHbC COUNTY
1COUHT. In the Matter of the Estate of
George II. kun.s, deceased. On reading
and fling the petition of Herman Martins
and John Franz, Executors Of the estate Of
saii deceased. representing among other
things, that he has fully administered said
estate, and praying that -ime and place be
fixed for examining and allowing his account
of his administration, filed in this Court 1t
is ordered that said account be examined By
the Judge Of this Court on Monday the 18th
day Of April A. D. 1873, at 10 o'clock A d.
NJ, at my Office IN said County Ordered
further. that notice thereo. be given 10 the
heirs Of said deceased and to all person IN
terested, by publishing a copy os this order
for three weeks prior TO the -aid day Of
hearing, in the Manitowoc PILoT. a weekly
newspaper published at ManitoWoc IN said
County.
Dated at ManiteWoc, the l5th day Of
March, A. D, 1873
" i. WA1Bc
l+3%3s County Judge.
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a CAR ID.

To the Electors Of -Mnsitotroc County
WuEREAs, the recent County Colycn-
items have each nominated strict parti-
sar for the Office of County Judge and,
whereas, in consequence thereof, the pur-
pose cf the late independent movement in
my behalf fer that Office has evidently
been defeated, Now tier.frc kaow yea,
that | hereby withdraw my name from
the contest as a candidate for said Office at
the approaching election.
S. 4. WooD.
Dated, Manitowoc, March 10Th, 1873.
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Is Manitowoc fruit growing county ?
Yes. We were out to the residence of Mr..
Don Schnie.lers in the town af Centreville
on Wednesday of last week and partook of
some of the incest apples tina. we have
seen for years. They were large, and tair
Us any we ever saw. Mr.. SCHNEIDER
told me he kept them in his chamber IN
til late in the fall and then put item in his
ceIlcr. only three or foar deep on shelves,
he evidently knows how to preserve fruit
rs they were as fresh ard sound as apples
could be,
1t must certainly be mistaken notion
that this county is not good for fruit
growing or we would not see saoh ap-
pies in different parts of it. Fruit grow
ing will Yet lie specially here in the
naa: future.
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a Caucus Of the Democrats and Liberal
Republicans Of the Town of Manitowoc
viii be held at VI. Kettcnhc items North
Western House on
FRIDAY, MARCH 2Sth
at 2 o'clock P. NJ for the purpose Of nomi
mating Candidates for Town Officers
BY order Of the Committee.
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EDUCATIONAL MEETING AT CLARK :
MILLS.
II. f. WHITE, See.

Pursuant to adjournment n meeting was
held at Clark's Mills, last Saturday. In
spite of the wretched state OF the roads, a
Goodly number were in Attendance inclu-
ding Mr.. c. F. Eicbahn, of Manitowoc,
who clearly showed his zeal and earnest
ness in the cause of general education by
his perseverance in coming out so far to be
present. The meeting was temporarily
organized by the election of Mr.. Iiebahn
as Moderator, and Mary Murphy as Sec'y.
Some Of the arpointees were Absent
-but the blanks only allowed a
expansion to the rest, which was on the
whole beneficial
The exercise in Second Readcr-Ida NJ.
Murphy with the discussion that fol
lowed, was thorough ,pra c,ical, and right to
the point.
Orthoepy condr cte,l by NJ. II Murphy.
la Prof. Graham formed "A pleasing de-
parture from the usual phonetic drill
The c'osing exercise, and, to US the
most interesting, was " fractions-C. D..
Bon" Mr.. Niebahn' method of teaching
this subject is rather original, and the
considerable OF position that he met, main
tanned the dignity of q moderate conserva-
tism rs well as giving an OPP ortunity to
the nominal descendants of the Old Rhm-
tian to display their powers. Quite an in
teresting round of verbal sparring took
place between the two gentlemen above
mentioned, which was kccrIy reiished by
the rest.
After the reading of an Interesting pro-
gramme for the next meeting at Grimm's
Crossing, the meeting adjourned to as
scmblc again at the latter place in two
weeks. MARY MrsrHY,
Secretary.
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AFTER much guess work by outside par
tics(ull imaginary driftings), we can an
nounce the certainty that Windiate and
Butler viii Immediately commence the
building of full sized three masted canaler
to be finished by the first day of September
next. They have already sold IL interest
to Capt. Chas. Johnston, of Milwaukee,
VIC shall give her Dimensions with capacity
etc. etc. in our next issue. Tins ship
building goes braycly on-on-on in our
midst. Later,
Dmensicns-l59 feet keel, i45 feet over
ALL 20 2-l2 beam, and ii feet hold,
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We hope our friends viii see 20 it, that
Y have in each AMI every town IN the
la;y the ballot for County Judge
yilel and on hand in timc so
At We may not lose any votes on that
'oua,. Come to The PILHT Office and
vide yourselves against tie emergency
writing tickets at the polls.
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! LoATER lounging on the corner Of Sth
York street, tried to scare our toy by
llirg him that the devils imp. were after
~ We guess he will know better next
nc, as johnny is the devil, (?) and
rows just when his imrs 90 out.
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MEssss. Cooper and Jones were the first
to break up their logging camp, some two
weeks 81 nee, having gotten out over 1000,
600 Of pine, besides half a million Of oak,
which, with what they have on hand, gives
them total uf over 100000 feet We
note it a. one Of the benefits Of cold win
ter, that lumbcrmcn hcreabcuts have got
all the lumber they desired.
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DIED
7. l.. CLEARY,
Secretary.

GAGN0N-Suilcnlv, of heart disease. {
Two Rivers, Tuesday, march IL, 1873
at clock P. NJ, JosErH GAGNo>
aged - years.
The diseased was one Of our Oldest an
best crtizcns. having frequently held cfficia
positions of Importance IN the town, an
possessing the confidence of the communit
in all public and private relations. At IL
time OF his death he was a member Of I'll
board of supervisors of the town, and q
honorcd member Of the VILLAGE beard G.
trustees. Scrupulou>.y honest anu nprigl
IN all his dealings with lis feilo1 men,
devout and conscientious CHthul C, a kin
husband and inlulsent father: his Gca h
less that will be felt thruugoIt the entir
community. The high esteem in which h
was held, and the sympathy felt for hi
afflicted family, was nt;eated by the larg
concourse of our citizens who att uded hi
mortal remains To cir last resting place
-Tro RireJs Chronicle.
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FIRST national B.NK.-For the better
nYclicnce Of those who NAV not be able
get around during banking hours. The
mixing Rooms of the lst National Bank,
this city, will be kept open from
lock A NJ, to 0 clock p. NJ. each day.
&. BARNES, CHas. LrLISG,
President. Cashier
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y Saturday last Mr. Don \ Shove, our
sent Police Justice, Was duly nominated
County Judge at the Radical county
ayention held in this city. We never
= eny luminosity against hun UP to date
i viii make very heavy draft on our
tristan forbearanec should he happen TO
ras- us
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Democratic City Convention,

\ democratic City Convention will be
held at the Williams house on March ooh
At . 0 clock p. ". for the purpose of nomi-
mating Candidates fer Mayor and City
Treasurer. Each Ward is entitled to three
Delegates.
p, nrlor or ~ n Co,pp,itEnn
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$4,000

AL Presents, amounting to $4,000 Cash
The drawing viii be conducted cu tn,
&c of the Academy of Music in fun view
the audience, and under personal super
gsion Of the following well known and disin.
crested gentlemen who have kindly consent
i 10 act as 4
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w learn by Rev. Father Fes,lcr that
Rev. Peter Autx has Ieen arpoiute /
Bishop Ilcani of Milwaukee to take
ar.e of st Nazriars at tie settlement in
ae town Of Eaton we presume that athor
4 appointm ent will prove satisfactory &c
parish as he was for several
r. resident Of the settlement
cospanion OF the late hmen-
rlther Oschwall and must of necessity
acquainted with the wants Of the par
Father Joseph Festlcr who Was Pat in
.rsc I.y tLe Bishop until Father Mutz
= appointed returned 10 h:s duties
!. ;..s,s city On Wednesday last.
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THE Saengcrbund celebrated the birth
day of Mr.. Bieling, on Wednesday evenir.g
Of last week, by scrcnade, and gifts Of a
more substantial character. Mr.. Bicling
is deserving well Of the society and cIti-
zfns for his labors, and we are glad to re-
cord this evidence Of the appreciation in
which he is held The presents consisted
Of money, pictures and other articles of
more or less value.
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Sis. yAx Corr has large, but some
Yhot noisy audiences. So says the Milwau-
kee Wisconsin.
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ST. PATsIck-s DAr-Last Mondav was
81. Patr.ck's day. There wero no public
demonstrations in our city, bat We see by
the Milwaukee press that there was a
parade, AMI banquet at thu New II Ill, in
honor u the Patron : lint Of Ireland; and
that it has been generally observed through
ont the entire State, as appears by our
exchanges
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VIZ see by the Chronicle that Mr.. J. Z.
rice, a student Of Lawrence University
,iiI give public reading at the Congrega-
.,nal Church, in Two Rivers, on Monday
yening, Mrrch 9th. Admission free.
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The scow Home, cleared this port last
Sunday bound for the Ciaybanks, with a
valuable cargo Of provisions. She has been
lying in the river loaded, all winter; bein.
unable II get out on account of the ice.
LATER-The scUw Home arrived here
yesterday afternoon with cargo Of luur-
Der far Cooper and Jcncs.
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Local

Tor teas Of the best qsality, and most
>qrisitc flavor, 20 to the Manitowoe drug
-tgrc lS-tf
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TuG river viii soon be filled with log7
aetin, gong 90 their way to the mills, ansl
taau we wonder if 3 Williams won't be
Il .l.tie more plenty.
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THg weather for the past week has been
warm. AMI pleasant overhead; but wet feet
au muddy boots a.c the order of the day
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The PILOT.
EiIf E.i0 saI7 aaT.Eaa.


ieIsauT sIafi1CEt.
There is no pain which the centaur
gs#rment will MT relieve 70 aweHing It
r ST .ublue, and 10 Iameaess which j.
E Mt cure This is strpag hnguage,
+. j true. Where The PARTS are not
..,s. its EFF cts arc II 1rvetou<. lt Eas
frCSuesi more cures If rhenn7tlsni- neu-
,4lF.4 ock jaw, palsy, iPsIns, swc!ilngs,
/. IL breasts. scal!s' burns, salt-rheum,
tsi.tthe, SC, upon the human frame, AM
tls.rs. pawn, gals, &c, upon auima!s
r en- wear thlu have al either pretended
tened = since the WORT! began. 1t IS a
ts4-icr-irri.a.lt. an ali-hcallnE pin r-hev-
er CriTlss throw awaF their cIatchc~,
,a. la.le walk, poisonous bites are render
III harmless and the uonulel are healed
lthoft q se.tr 1t il no haH.bug The
r re /. published around each bottle. 1t
..tiiag as no Gtncr article ever before
-,ii, and it sell. because It docs just What
ID -rerends 70 DO, Thee who HoW sliIer
&, ID rheumatism, pain or swelling, deserve
II suffer i they VII cot usc Cent2ur I'm
lsuf Nlre han l001 certificates of re-
markaJle cures, Including frozen limbs,
chronic -rheuTaati-m, - at, running tuInGrs.
~ EaTe been received. " Q viii send q
c.eeuiar containing certf Gates, tie recipe
.r.. GRATIS, to any one requesting i. One
l1ri. ot the yellow Hsapper Centuar Lini-
merit : worth one hundred dollars for spa
yifel or sweeniel horse and mules, or for
-e-s work Ia sheep. Stock owners this
l.nnent IS worth your attention. No ia
miig should be without Centaur LIniment.
j b. RosE ( Co., New York.
tSxxxezxz.zz,afzE
Castoria is more than substitute for
Caster OIL /: is the only safe article IN
existence which will assiml.te the food,
regulate the bowels, care wind-colc aud
produce natural slcc2. It contains uci ..ieI
faiar sal, morphine or alcohol, AMI IS pleas
nf ~ take Children need not cry and
not IS mag not rest.
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THE Prop. Oconto came into port yester-
Afternoon, and left for Two Rivers
morning about 10 O'Clock 4. N. Vim.
Gnyes, the obliging clerk, suggested
BE possibility of the Oconto laying at
'nwaukec, unless business accumulated
5,ior than present appearances would
m TO indicate.
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WIEN the spring time comes gentle
Annie, You had better subscribe for The
pIL0r. Better then than later.
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Is exchange asks, !" Can a pretty wo-
man BE plain cook ;" We answcr,ycs +.
tln prcttcr the woman the palmer the
LII
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lNTE2HISSION.
Reading-I. \. Stewart.
ParsirS--Nlichael kirwan.
Greatest Common Division and Least
Common Muitiple-Richari Cody.
These meetings are extremely profitable
find that many a knotty point that would
trip them at examination, is here lainly
elucidatel
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CAPPED hands, face, rough skin, PIN
4, ringworrn, salt-rheum, and other cuta-
~ affections cured and the skin made
/ and smooth, b. using the Juniper tar
p, made by Caswell, Hazard & Co.
y York Be certain to get the Juniper
Soap, as there are many WORTHLESS
atoms made with common tar. l4-l9
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The Pdrest and Sweetest Co Liver OH
is Hazard and Caswelrs made on the sea
shore, from fresh, selected liyers, by Cas-
we'll Hazard u Co, New York. It is abso-
lutely pure and street. Patients who have
once taken i: prefer il to all others.
Physicians have decided it superior to
any Of the other oils in market. l4-l9 low
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Ayers
Cherry PICTORIAL,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping-
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

Among the great.
discoveries of modern
science, few are Of
more real value to
mankind than this ef-
fectual remedy for all
| diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs. A vast
trial of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, las
shown that it does
surely and eiiectually
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CoNPLIsENrAKY.--Ou towrsman Mr..
Charles Esslinger has reason to feel proud
of the fact that his name was sent in by the
President to the Senate for conf rma,ion
on the 9Th day Of March and that 1t has
since been confirmed as Postmaster Of this
city after q service Of twelve years; this
prompt action on the part Of his friends
for his denomination argues well for his
standing at the =. o. Dcplrtm ant at Wash
ington and certainly Is home endorse
ment til at any light feel proud to attain.
T0BA CCo.-Dr. D p. Trimble in lecture
at ChicagD, entered on a lengthy history of
this drug and lis first Introduction on the
continent Of Europe: among the Diseases
which he claims arises from itssuse, are
desease Of the heart, dyspepsia, and prem
allure badness. lie also makes the start
Ing announcement that i, weaken. the in
telcct and helps fill the lunatic asylumus.
We add to tn. list, that it is an entirely
unne cessIry vice which cannot even claim
social canyiviality as its cause, as in drink
ng,and a particularly filthy one;or at least
it is held up to u occasionally in that light
at home
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TnR Prop. 81. Joseph, arrived here on
sunday last, and our merchants were agrce-
ahiv surprised, as she brought many art
cies Il which they were in uecl.
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control them. The testimony OF our best cltl-
gems of ali classes, establishes the fact, that
CHERRY PICTORIAL will and does relieve and
cure the affecting disorders of the Throat and
Lungs beyond any other medicine. The most
dangerous affections Of the Pulmonary Organs
Weld to its power; and cases of Consumption,
cured by this preparation, are publicly known,
so remarkable rs hardly 70 be believed, were
thew not proven beyond dispute. As a remedy,
i. is adequate, on which the public may rely
for full protection. BY curing Coughs. the
forerunners of more serious disease, il saves uu-
numbered lives, and an amount of suffering not
to be computed. II challenges trial, and con-
vinces the most sceptical. Every family should
keep it on hand as protection against the early
and unperceived attack of Pulmonary Alice
tons, which are easily met at first, but which
become incurable, and too often fatal, if neg
lected- Tender lungs need this defence; and it
is unwise 10 be without it. As safeguard TO
children. amid the distressing diseases which
beset the Throat and Chest OF childhood, CHERRY
PICTORIAL is invaluable; Tor, by its timely use,
multitudes are rescued FROM premature graves,
and saved TO the love and affection centred on
them. 1t acts speedily and surely against ordi-
nary colds, securing sound and Misunderstanding
sleep No one will suffer troublesome Infiu.
enza and painful Bronchitis, when they know
how easily they can be cured.
Originally the product of long laborious, and
successful chemical investigation. no cost or toll
is spared in making every bottle in the utmos:
possible perfection. 1t may be confidently relied
upon as possessing all the virtues it has ever
exhibited, and capable Of producing cures US
memorable as the greatest It has ever effected.
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The following is the programme for the
next teachers meeting, to be held at
Grimm's Crossing, Saturday, March I'D
Ge"graphy-John Mulholland.
Constitution of United States-Hiram
E. " bite.
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VIZ arc receipt Of the history, or, a
hort biography If the late Father osch.
waIi, written in the German language,
hut could not get it properly translated in
time for this issue.
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RUrE>sriF>, the great pianist and
Vicniavski, the yiolinist, are delighting
re audiences in Milwaukee, at the
caiemy Of Music. Some Of our citizens
re enjoying the opportunity We hear.
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TIVE goes on so rapidly that fly time
vii .oon roll round again.
preparation for the coming spring
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By Order Of tie Committee.
Democratic yard C;sy,cuyrs.

Democratic Il Liberal Ward Caucusos
will be held on Friday, March 28th at : l >
o'clock ?. N. FIR the purpose Of nominating,
candidates for Ward officers and elccting
three delegates to repi csent the several
Wards in the city Convention to be held
March 10Th at the following places.
Ist Ward Williams House,
n - Windiate House,
81 ;, Chas. paulus' Saloon,
18th ), Pilot Office
By order of the Committee.
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The March number Of "P,ters Musical
-HouthIy' contains tie following selection
of New Music. You can buy the Monthly
for 30 cents, o. the Music in sheet form
for
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iiRiID PRESENTATION CONFETTI .
TUESDAY EEARCH 25tIl.

All agents arc peremtorily required to
lose their sales an to send in their reports
II the iOth of March 1913 As but FE y
ickcts remain uNSOLD. parties wishing for
J m wiz rlnasn nl-l.L iLnL-nlLAtnlE-
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o. OUR trip through the county last
week, we were entirely taken by surpri Sc
at the large assortment of general mer-
chandlse kept by different parties. For in
stance, about twelve miles from town. on
the Ccntcrvile road, we looked in on Mr.
Vim. knapwurst, further back from the
lake we found Mr. Peter Kettenhoffen, also
in trade. Both these gentlemen keep large
and well selected stocks of general MGR
chandise, not only for every day wear and
consumption, but at Mr.. Kettenhoffcn' 5
We saw him and his lady order ladies
dress nd bonnet trimmings, which is a
pre- tty good evidence that ley are gradu-
ally glininyin competition with the regular
merchants in this city, and they may as
well take notice that they may look to
their laurcls or they will lose much of
this trade without knowing exactly where
it has gone.
Mr.. Joseph lIeinrchs, mail contractors
on the rout between SheDoygan and Two
Rivers, in reply to the COMPLAINTS which
have appeared in this and Manitowoc pa
pers, writes US that the postmaster at
Shcboy-an, in view Of irregularities in run
7 ming time on the railroad, has been granted
permission to deliver the mails to him, at
Sheboy gan, in advance Of schcduls time.
He writes that the Irregularities would
often make delay Of several hours in get
ting the mail, if required to wait, which,
| IF course, would make him so much later
/ in reaching Manitowoc and Two Rivers
In hope Of giving satisfaction, lie has con-
clnded hereafter to wait in Sheboyean up
to the schedule time and if there is delay,
the fault must be charged where it belongs;
to the railroad .-Tuo R,rtrs Chronicle