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From Freedom.

Freedom Grange No. 455 p of II. met in
the u. Z. church of Harding, La Sale coun
ty, H., on Friday, Jan. eth, 1876, for the par.
pose Of installing the officers elect for the en-,
suing year, Past Master /. Daning, of Serena
grange No. 90, officiating
At the close OF the Installation ceremonies,
which were interspersed with grange songs,
all repaired TO the basement OF the church
and partcok of a bounteous dinner prepared
by the lady members Of the order. (Of the
fragments remaining there were at least sew
en- baskets
Dinner over, the assembly returned to the
auditorium, where they were addressed by
the Rev. J. G.. Campbell, Rev. Wesly Batchel
Ter, Lecturer John Smelling and Past Master
L. Dominy.
II being now near ( O. clock, the members
and friends dispersed to their several homes,
all feeling deeper interest in the grange
movement also that the day had been most
pleasantly and probably spent
The following is list of the officers elect:
Master, VIM. Pool; overseer, Joseph Cowdon;
lecturer, John Smelling steward, Robert Lu.
cas- and st. John Hall; Treasurer, VIM. r.
Mcclure; secretary, Luman s, Sampson;
gate keeper, o. II. Pawish stewardess, Sarah
Z. Pool, Ceres, Mrs. Lottie Roscling; Flora,
Henrietta Lucas; Pomona, Sarah J. Hall.
The lecturer and secretary were authorized
to send the above 70 the PRAIRIE Fulmer of
Chicago and Ottawa papers for publication.
l.. 5. SAMPSON, SeC'v.
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From Leland.

II was muddy, il froze; il soitened again
under the influence soft water and yet again
il hardened. 4 man can now walk on the
mud instead Of under T. Prof Tice had bet
ter prophecy little more ice, else our close
winter will prove rather opsa.
since my last letter, ID. VI. Dale, Esq, has
located, settled, sojournel, fixed up, and really
hung out his single in our midst, and now
and hencetorth will hold forth and dispense
law, and lots Of it, in this city of mud.
Good for Dave" he is a good fellow.
Messrs. Nicholson & Snow, of Ottawa, say he
is the best, most congenial, brightest and
likely student they ever had. Long may he
"Wdce."' He was formally initiated last Sat
urday. Mr.. keenan, wanted to sue Evans at
sheridan Evans lived at Leland, and didn't
want to 20 To sheridan, twenty miles away
and therefore sued Keenan,, and the trial was
before jury and Esq. Young. Dale for the
p!aintla and \. Y. Whitney, Esq, for defend
ent. After shor; consultation the Jury said
Dave should win his maiden suit bv about
$40 ami costs.
Another "thrlal was that OF Wm Scarlet,
OF Aurora, vs.. Messrs. Price & Gibberson. of
Mendoza Juicmen; Tor plaintiff for $40.
The defendants in THESE ,ni, Will probably
repeal" them.
cur new bank starts pu; under very favor.
able auspices, ana The prospects are out fiat
tering.
It. Johns Hotel i qaiie crowded, and still
increasing in number % bilrLrr, This is
the first successful hotel here IN twelve wears.
Hayes boasts thai be is boy, "a billiardist,
and M possible doubt Of his identity.
McNair la, oue'lirl 81 the saloons and
about four-ihird, o. the biz OF the place.
The Public Graded School here is one Of
the best IN the state. The principal, ;. b.
Bathurst, j. ore of the Josi educators in the
country, AMI 3ur scLg0. directors have shown
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WHITE RULE IN THE SOUTH.

Because we said "there is no help for it
either the white or the black race will rule
the sou,h-the two cannot rule together, and
the whites, being the superior race, will be
the rulers"-or words TO that effect, the Re.
publicdn IL horror stricken and walls and
groans over 1t through a couple OF columns
OF rhapsodiCal swash
While the FREE TRADER is very conf.
dent that such result in the south Is new.
table, il by no means rcjoiccs in it or looks
upon il as fortunate tor the south or desirable.
In every point of view it is a calamity. But
il is calamity which radical misrule has
fastened on the south irrevocably At the
close of the war there were AT least Q of the
IL rebellii0us states in which the whites were
in large majority. The republicans, how.
ever, though granting amnesty and forgive.
ness to the whites, were vet determined that
the negroes should rule in all those states,
and TO that end enforced their success at the
elections with bayonets where they lacked the
ballots The color line was thus drawn dis
,inCt and uneradicablc. Ii will never be win.
ed out while there is republican party lef,
to be lead by fools like Blaine and Morton
The only hope for the negro ever to become
recognized in his equal civil rights lies in the
elimination from power at Washington of any
party whose interest il is to mass his vote
against that of the whites.
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pean powers. Two weeks ago Coun: Andras-
sy, prime minister of Austria, addressed
note TO the European powers, proposing IN
PREVENTION to compel peace on the basis that
Turkey shall guarantee equality of all rcli
cious denominations and the introduction
of provincial and commercial selfgovern
ment, and that the first results of these
changes in the insurgen, provinces shall be
the imposition of taxation by the provinces
themselves and the abolition Of serfdom
There is no doubt that the powers will
Join IN this arrangement, and that Turkey
as well as the insurrectionists will be COM
PEELED to submit.
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CONGRESS-.

The proceedings of the national debating
society were rather uneventful during the
past week. On the l4th the democrats very
ioolishly blundered into giving Blaine ahoth.
er opportunity TO void his venom on the am.
nesty question, and then that measure was
Withdrawn. The only other notable even, in
the house was asquare vote on the RESUMPTION
question. 1t arose on a resolution offered by
Holman, of Indiana, TO instruc, the banking
and currency committee 10 report bin TO
repeal the resumption law of last session.
The vote was ljs 10 lie against the reneal
In the senate, Davis, of Ind, ON Tuesday
caused sensation BY overhauling the treas
ury figures, and showing tina; nobody can tell
within SlO0lO00,OO0 what the trHe state of IN,
finances is by any report from the treasury.
On Tuesday evening Morton got tie floor on
his resolution in favor OF an investigation OF
the Mississippi election, and spent the rest OF
that day and Wednesday and Thursday IN
talk to Bdncombe on that subject
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III. rARMERs' ASSOCIATION.

The Illinois Farmers Association Delu is
third annual convention at Bloomington this
week, meeting on Tuesday and adJouFnlns
nm Thursday. The attendance was discour
agingly thin-not over - counties being rep
resented by less than - delegates Inc hrs'
day was taken up in discussing the railroad
question, as presented in u report from inc
committee on transportation, the report FAVOR
ing the purchase and control OF all the Iai1'
roads IN the country by the government Inc
report also urged the increase OF water trans
narration at the cost Of the government
til. only sensible thing said in that connec'
ton being statement that the Illinois cana!
saved the producers Of the state annually over
81, 100000, from the fact that the extra amount
would have to be paid If the produce was
transported by rail, not counting the reduc'
ton of rates on roads running parallel with
the canal on account offs competition, when
was estimated at $J00,O0O more.
The second day session was given TO the
currency question, the discussion arising on
report submitted:by Mr. Hooton, proposing
system of finance as crazy as Mr.. Hooton
seems TO be on that subject himself lie
wants the entire national dc bt TO be converted
INTO per cent. bonds, and these bonds made
with legal tenders. No more
gold to be coined into eagles, &c, but simply
to be stamped by its actual weight Mr.. West
of Mclean, pricked the bubble by one sim
pie additional suggestion, that "if The pro-
gramme submitted was adopted, and the value
was stamped on the coins, it would be vol
also to stamp the true value on the green
backs
The Association concluded its labors on
Thursday, by adopting platform, the salient
points of which are, q declaration in favor OF
mere education for farmers; in favor OF rail
road control by the government; and in favor
of an exclusive greenback currency, inter
changeablc with a government per cent
bond. No nominations were made, and no
adopted on the subject,
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The condition to which radicalism has re
duced South Carolina, Is illustrated in the
fact that, according 10 advertisements in the
Charleston papers, some OF the most valuable
seasland cotton lands near Beaufort, South
Carolina, are shortly to be sold at auction,
because their owners are unable to pay the
taxes. Previous to the war not a foot of this
lid ~e~'a - h-a~-@' O. "ny nrice now il
will be difficult to find purchaser except
at rulnously low figure. Why? Simply
because South Crrolina taxation practically
amounts to coniiscation, and nobody without
a mint of money can stand 1t.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-01-22

The commissioned officers of ten dlferen,
volunteer companies, including the La Sale
Guards, Sterling Guards, Sycamore Union
Guards, Streator Guards, &c, met at La Sale
last week and organized themselves into a
regiment, elechng the following officers
Capt j. w. 4. S,ambaugh, of the Sterling
Guards, colonel; Capt. j. b. Day, of the La
Sails Guards, Lieutenant Colonel; Capt
Mills, Of the Streator Guards, Major
Lieut.. Auchmoody Of the Sterling Guards
Adjutant; secretary of the Morris Grays
Quarter Master; DR. Finlay, of Streator, Sur
geon Rev. Langly, of Dwight Guards, Chap
lain; Robert Ewing, Sreator Guards Ser
geant Major.
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The widow of exPresiden. Andrew John.
on died On Monday at Greenville, Tenn.
From Garfield.

GARFIELD Jan IS, 1876.
Mud in abundance-w weather warm--taxes
high-corn low-ice scarce-potatoes, tur-
nips and beets growing in the PIT. A new
way of obtaining green vegetables for table
use IN winter is from turnp tops grown ia
the pit Also something new IN the school
room. Select.reading from newspapers
lily q step in the right direction.
Something wanting in Gartield-A tin
smith.
As,onishlng-No doctor, no drug store,
and nobody sick in GarAeld.
Something fine The meal tmade by the
new mill N Garfield
4 good exchange-Lumber for cash in
Garfield.
A valuable article-Good roads IN the
southern part of La Sale county.
Not wanted-A man who will contract 10
sell corn when he has none to sell.
\ peaceable place-Gartield. No consta-
Die or squire within two miles.
Premium awarded 10 Luke Comes for the
best colt exhibited at the horse fair at Gar
field last week. NJ, Quinn and Z. Woolf
awarding committee. T. Coffee, president
and proprietor. Some good colts on exhibit
ton.
Although apparently it is hard times, lands
are exchanging owners at from $40 to $50
per acre, and the happy NAN with the cash
in possession lgoes hunting a new home on
the rolling prairie of Iroquois or Vermilllon
who would have thunk it?"
GREAT SCOTT.
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RUNNING OFF WITNESSES.
!: ID

Courts are often greatly annoyed and the
ends of justice defeated by the crimlna
practice OF running off, hiding, or otherwise
Keeping important witnesses out OF the way
Judge Leland was annoyed in this way at the
recent session of the Bureau Circuit Court. A
man named Council had been indicted for
selling whisky. lie appeared and demanded
a trial. The witnesses in the case were duly
subppnaed but did not appear An attach
msnt was sent ter them, VIXEN it leaked out
that they had been notified by Council by tele-
graph to keep out of the way. This tact be-
ing established to the satisfaction ofthe court,
Judge Leland event for" them, Council and
the witnesses being fined and sent to Jail for
from 80 to 60 days each, as their respective
cases seemed TO merit
The remarks of the Judge, in thus dealing
with them, indicated that this sort Of fooling
with him hereafter will be dangerous bust
ness. He stated that he had reason to believe
that such interference with the course of JUS
tice was becoming much too common, and
deuouncing it in strong terms, SAID it must
and would be stopped; that he would put an
end to it though it became necessary to i'm.
prison offenders for months or even years.
Upon the whole, we think Offenders of any
grade this side of the penilentiary, will find
it cheaper to stand fair trial than to attempt
hereafter, to compass their escape by annoy
Ing Judge Leland in runnlng off witnesses.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-01-22

They had shooting affair at Rock Falls
Whlteside COUNTY, last week, there being, AS
usual, woman in the case. Richard Cox
came home at night and found his children
uncarcd for and his wife absent. Next morn
ing lie discovered that she had spent the
night in the drug store of a paramount, one
A. LOOMS, Cox went for LOOMS; put pig
tol ball in his breast and received one in his
hip. No arrest but the druggist has gone to
see Bcelzebub.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Henry Narle, the noted revlvalis;, died al
London on the 18th.
Queen Victoria Is soon to visit Coburg, 1t Is
said to hunt husband lor her daughter
Beatrice.
The National Rife Association OF Great
Britain has arranged for match OF small
bores with the American Association, some
time during the Centennial Exhibition.
The present bullion balance IN the band OF
England is the largest on record.
The Liverpool Corn Trade Association pub
lsh the following statement OF the stock 0!
breadstuf's there December 3lst, compared
with tne same date last year;
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Experience for IS and costs

magistrates office? Experience for IS and costs
is cheap.
jim Higgins is bruiser, and hes coony, too.
Last spring Ann Burke complained of assault
committed BY this lavcrick, hut not until this
week was he found by the police. But time
fetches 'ern, and now Jim is playing checkers
with the cock'roaches in the Jail, waling for the
days that are gone. "Sich ia lifen
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l,nliIe Iniirts.
with wine he replenished his veins
And made his philosophy reel,
-, T.,...;..I ia. world like brains

with wine he rcplenshed his veins
and made his philosophy reel,
Then Iancird the world like brains
Turned round like chariot wheel.
Old Song.
Earl j. a high-luncd tOwn-Nery highly cul-
turcd and philosophical; has spirits ana poets
and an them things. McDavitt and Worrell hang
out there. and are learned, too. They'd been
re,dip,, and discussing the old volume "E5r;c'd-
"a, E.ro,.,q.,," and cane To Ottawa to see how
the old thing worked. Worked like a charm, aud
last saturday Esauire Lsrkin concluded TO take
in :. and costs from each. and that worked, too.
Another point 10 prove that the new court house
should not bc built in Ottawa.
on Tuesday -4rnc magistrate handled Gus
Gu-ury. and went through him TO the extent Of
a. sud co-ts-iu>i Tor plain drunk.
Before Esquire Le@yes:-,Iimmie Jacoby, you
swee; youn- mau from The country, how could
youg Know YOU not that whisSy's ways are bad
bad vsy> aud al his paths lead INTO The police
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Davis, the murderer Of the Chicago saloon
man Whyland, whose trial last week termin-
sied in disagreement OF the jury, somewha,
surprised the court on Monday by appearing
and entering plea of guilty of mansaugh-
ter The judge also somewhat surprised him
and his counsel, by thereupon sentencing
Davis tO2l years in the penitentiary.
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ith the same date last year

The assembly having closed lis session The
day before New Year, France has since been
agitated over the election FOR delegates 10
choose Senators, which took place last sun
day. They do things Of this kind in France
differently from the American way. The
government" had no hesitation about indl.
eating to the voters what candidates II pre-
ferred to see elected, and President Mcmahon
even issued proclamation, lrglng the voters
to elect conservatives willing, 10 give the new
constitution fair trial, &c The elections
appear to have gone to suit HIM. AS far as
received, the returns show that SO depart
ments have gone conservative, Il doubtful,
lG republican Of all shades, and Bonapart.
ist Among the delegates chosen for Paris
are Victor Hugo, Louis Blaic and Peyra..
Heavy SHOWS impede travel in the cas-; of
France.
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their excellent judgment in securing his SER
vices tor this his fifth year.
You want 10 get yourself into proper shape
for the coming canvas, for with Lew Steward
for Governor, we can carry The state.
EX INO.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-01-22

Mayor Steele, Of Joliet, was pitched out of
his buggy on Friday evening of las, week
and knocked senscless On recovering con.
seriousness half an hour later, he found that
beyond a sprained wrist and badly scratched
face, he had sustained no serious injury.
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Germany.

Dispatches from Berlia arc TO The eject
that the German government IS not favorable
to the American note in r'sard TO Cuba. They
say European governments will not couute.
nance il, because they wish, IN the inter
esis of order, TO see King Alionso's authority
more firmly established.
Ii IS intimated that Germany is about Ia Jet
up ia her severity towarl the ultramouu,anes.
and that Bismarck is seeking an understand
ing with the Vatican, in response 20 which
the Vatican has charged certain German
prclateS to report the conditions under which
the Pussian bishops shill De- allowed TO sub
nit tn the Falk law.
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spain.


Spain is also agitated ovel an election for a
new cortes, now pending. The government
announces that only monarchis,s and Alton.
soists will be allowed to woe
Spain has sen; a circular to the European
powers in reply to the note Of Secretary Fish
to the same powers on theCuban question. 1t
declares that the commerce between Cuba
and the United States is greater than ever,
and has not suffered by the Instruction; that
any citizens of the United States in business
in Cuba are not molested, and have accumu.
lnted fortunes; and that all just claims have
been satisfied or are beton the courts The
note also says that Ametica has really no
commerce of her own, md has very little
prospect of any for sometime TO come; that
the territory of the Unitei States is the con
slant refuge for Cuban Outlaws, who are per.
mitted to batch conspiracy, TO the detriment
and injury OF the Spanisl government. The
note Is d!gnified in zone, and is believed to
have been drawn up'by JOvellar
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-01-22

Ex-Congressman Beck was on Monday
elected U. S. Senator from Kentucky in
place Of John W. Stevenson, whose term ek.
pires year from next March. SIr Beck is
ne, a member of.the present congress.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-01-22

The Republican National Committee,
which met al Washington last week, decided
10 hold the next presidential convention of
that party a, Cincinnati on Wednesday, June
A'h
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uaI

\ special from Romeof The 18th says the
italian government has closed the Episcopal
Seminary at Como for It's refusal 10 admit
the government inspector This Is regarded
IS an important step. beng the strongest step
We, taken in The states dealing with the
church, and Will doubtless produce good re.
suits.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-01-22

EYGov Kirkwood, of Iowa, was on Tues
day elected to the L, S Senate in place OF
Judge Wright, whose term expires March
4th, 1877.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-01-22

The national committee of the democratic
party will meet in Washington on the 22d of
February, to fix the time and place for holding
the presidential convention.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-01-22

Prorlc,ed meetings are now In progress at
the Methodist United Brethren, and Evange.
lical Churches in Mendoza with marked re.
suits Much interes, is manifested.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-01-22

The Turkish question, so far a. tie Her
zogovinlan instruction IS concerned. may
be REGARDED as taken h hand by tie Euro
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QUE CLUBBING.

We are prepared to club the FREE TRADER
with the following publications, furnishing
both at the prices named, postage prepaid.
The offer is open to old subscribers or new
at any post office in the country:
rppr Tp InrR and Chicago Weekly Times. $3.I5
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All subscriptions to BE paid in advance.
Remittances may be made through money
order or registered letter.
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The Chicago Tribune thinks there Is no
place like home-for Gen. Schenck.
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For Both soxes-City.

A MEXICAN KINDERGARTEN.-The 18th
~ year viii begin MONDAY, oct. p 1t IL East i3dst
All the FIoeDel ideas adapted 90 American wants
An entirely set Of Materials cheap and beautiful
ranged bY and Manufactured only FOR Miss Coe Schools and
families supplied
primary schools IN various parts OF the country
already 10.
Normal Glass for mothers and teachers every afternoon
the demand for the American kindergarten system
taught by Ass C0e i Increasing rapidly
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoEK. wednesday, Nov. -, 1870.
Z IL. 4. Il .

NEw-YoRK. wednesday, Nov. 10, 1870
The following auction sales took place to-day
at tie Exchange saesro0m:
RI I,'ef p NEcr
c,o story rick tenement aud store. with lD q ~ u
$;aA,' 200 u OF -''' "' -oN''. i-'.4i''' COS
f0ul story and basement brpHu--tonc house 81 w.
81 j. 55h,li ~ il oil til', ~ Coz
b. S.lr Nger'. ,-
Gvp--t,ry bfts tenement and store ll "t :. ~
$1h.. $50 IT OF dave, .' 800 900
me- (. L1.r5,aes d. ~
two ,ul o han stony brick house, WIN l', so az:
5I-t., 200 90 OF 2dayc .oi l-.JA''.1j " " ~ e8I
Ey T.. e.. f5lrsr.
threo-gioGy and Easement trce house. WlIl 4t
lg.i t-'i 1880 ~ OF O. ''. l'' ... 5000
ruth Yl.'rrrG sun.
plot % ani "t ~ ~ ~ u % . 800
81 i,r....f. 81 +. lv f..a.u -aU, The tourist g. .1
hAa m,ni D''"n''""' "''''' "''' '''' W -. 81. 800
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Gin proptTIn 90 Let.

EUILY FURNISHED BROWN STONE
.II ~. ,.IIt. location. ri 80 Iti If"htahD iff''t
t.l. Iu advance. frpU... ulI.i tf lt.. D..y
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rCO I.ET-Two very desirable FLOORS for
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Vo-to-th.t
ryl\yO FINE FLATS TOILET at iij Nc.,
I..rrI ...t.. U.twe.l FfA AMI sixth aE... D.
,.e lrl '''wo'ih. w. '.''.
ts,D ItV-T,gn of the largest and most
.r',..-Ir finished au.'rf in Oh. CIV boo r' n,r
-t,..; ..s. corner rarkayc. and i''H 90 facing ia'
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forses, Carriages, farness, Sc.

A COUPE and PARK PIlAETON, one top
n sidt.bir WAGON. aud one DOCTORS IIIAETON. all
nearly new at sacrifice. 10 bc ~ 100 East l3ts,
near atAaYe
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1liIliucrn.

EEARiE TILNANN Of PARIS. - New Fine
I'VE PARIS MILLINERY day from Gl the hest makers
new goods. 4-5 SiAthdyt, near twenty sixth 50.