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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-13
The Hurricane .,
DanVIIle.

lent storm of wind a. ,,cember IA vio-
able hail, preyaile5 I'D rain, with consider
last eveninr 4 throughout this region
In this citr Mln <, (, commencing at 6 o'clock
ana seyorI ~ ny trees were blown down
dAmsr al houses and fences
~ eeO-s The old Confederate military
,spital, till lately used as
a color5d public school, was demolished, and
a negr o, who was in the building, had his
leg broken and was otherwise seriously in
jured. Several other negroes were injured
by falling timbers. The rain fell In tor
rents, forming damaging streams through
tie streets and fields. 1t is feared that the
hail has greatly injured the growing tobsc-
co. The extent of the damage in the coun-
| try has not yet been ascertaincd.
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-13
Brighton Beach R.|

BRIGHTON BEACH, SeptaS,' 1es'
races were run on the Ioer IL -Four
day. The weather -shghton course to
heavy. The Rrst ,as fine and the track
form Ally wor race, II miles, the Re-
LaGloria D. by a length, r. Monee I'd,
Tia :. Time 1:20.
voS econd race, / Is miles, Gov. Hampton
- .Enniskillen ID, Vagrant Sd. Time
= minutes,
The third race, II miles, Bernadine won,
Ingomar I'd, Blanton Sd. Time 2:14.
The fourth race, a hurdle race, Il miles,
Eunice won, Kate Clark I'd, Major Wheeler
Sd, Time 223.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-13
THE NEW ORLEANS STRIKE.
a Bloody Row Looked For.

New ORLEANS, September 1O.-The i'm
preston prevails in police anil military cir
eles that the labor troubles will culminate
in great row tomorrow. The police have
been ordered to assemble in the vicinity of
the cotton presses at an early hour on Mon
dav morning. But few policemen are on
duty tonight, the men having been
ordered home that they may
be more fit for duty tomorrow
Companies of various military organic zations
have been detailed for guard duty at their
respective armorifjs Is tonight for the pur-
pose, as is alleged, of protecting State and
city property. l is stated that the military
have orders to b in readiness to move at a
moments motto :, in case of a mob, to assist
the police.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-13
Matters In TunIs.

PARIS, September IA dispatch from
Tunis announces that Premier Mustapha has
rendered his resignation on the ground of
i'll health. Rain fell on Saturday, showing
that the hot season is ended, and 1t is,
therefore, expected that the French will
soon commence operations in the interior.
The troops marching on Kairouan will be
supplied with provisions from Susa, where
the commissariat is ordered to collect pro-
visions for 10000 men within fortnight.
Small detachments of troops are taking up
positions around Tunis. 1t is expected that
they will simultaneously occupy the forts
at the several city gates.
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The Irish Land Troubles.

LONDON, September 12.-The Carlow
Branch of the Land Lesgue has instructed
it's delegates to the National Land League
Convention that the land act should have a
fair trial. On Saturday MIR. Harrington,
editor of the Kerry Sentinel, Mr. Trist, Of
Mullingar, and Mr.. Brady, of Ballinamore,
received notice that it was decided to detain
them in Galway jail for further period of
three months.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-13
Weather Indications.

OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OBSERVER, WASH
INGToN, D. C., September 12.-Indieations
for Tuesday:
In the South Atlantic States, fair weather,
variable winds, mostly southwesterly, sta
tionary barometer, stationary or higher tenn
psrature.
In the Middle Atlantic States, fair weather,
winds mostly westerly, stationary barome-
ter, stationary or higher temperature.
In the Ohio valley and Tennessee, fair
weather, winds mostly westerly, stationary
or higher barometer and temperature.
In the Gulf States, fair weather, variable
winds, stationary barometer or higher teEa.
perature.
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BaV state Democrats.

Boston, September 12-The Democratic
State Committee to-day issued call for
State convention at Worcester, October 5th.
A committee was appointed to prepare and
forward to Mrs. Garfield resolutions of sym-
pathy from the Democratic party of this
State with her wounded and suffering hus-
band
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-13

Cramps, dysentery, cholt Il iholDus' uiAi-
rbna. and indAad all ho, vel complaints,
require quick relief, or the tesule may De
serious. At this season these stouUles a1a ar
common, and no family should pe "ithOus q
supply OF Perry Davis Pain XII uer' ssie,
sure, and speedy cure for all IL - 1ouD,o0 o,e.,
named. This medicine was discov, eo oai noa
years ago, and time has proved ans |.
lence. Every reputable druggist .~snp,ood
supply on hand, and each bottle is v '~PPS-
with full directions.-Adu.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-13

TORONTO, September 12.-The final heat
of the single scull race was rowed this
morning. The water was perfectly calm.
Following is the order in which the men
finished: Ross first, COnley second, Court
ney third, Hamm fourth, Teneyck hfth,
Lee sixth. The consolidating race. single
scull, was won by Trickett, Gandaur second,
Hosmer third.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-13
The Silent EngIfsh SpIndIes.

LONDON, September 12.-The Preston cor
respondent of the Daily NeaOs says: "EVen
supposing that employers representing two
thirds Of the spindles ia this district decid-
ed to close for a week it is certain that the
stoppage will not be universal. The loom
we2vers at the extensive mills of Hawkins
struck, and the firm was obliged to stop
600 looms and As, 900 spindles. The returns
up to Saturday last show that the total num-
Der of spindles is 10000. and that As, 600
are stoppedn
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-13
The SocIaIist., Conrreaa.

LONDON, September 12.-The Geneva cor
respondent OF the Daily Asl0s says: 'It the
proposed revolutionary congress at Berne is
conducted with moderation the local au-
thorities will not interfere. The Federal
teru
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-13
BaItIInore,s old Guard.

BALTIMORE, September 12.-The Associa-
ton OF the Defenders Of Baltimore axe to-
day celebrating the sixty-seventh anniver
sary OF the battle of North Point. Thous-
ands OF people assembled at the City Hall
to greet the Old Guard, which has dwindled
to a handful
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-13

LONDON, ONT, September 12.-Cattle are
reported DYING on all sides in the country
on account Of the drought.
SnAKsPEARE, ONT, September 12.-There
has been no rain at this place for five weeks.
The pastures are so dried up that the farm
ers have to feed their cattle out Of winter
stock. The root crops are suffering greatly.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-13

CoEsTAETINOPLR, september 12 in re-
gard to Russia's claim against Turkey for
war indemnity the delegates Of the Turkish
bondholders remain firm, and declare them
selves incompetent to treat the question
even directly.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-13
Secretary Hunt has again been making

Secretary HUNT has again been making
an ass of himself This time with a
"land lubber" of the army. The Will
mington EOeTy EUeuiag thus roughly
handles the irascible official for his i'll.
-natured performances:
"What a ridiculous ass this man
Hunt, who is Secretary of the Navy,
seems to be. But a few days ago he bru-
tally insulted distinguished naval officer
by scolding him like school boy for
knowing more of the ways of a gentle
man than this ruler of rotten 'navee,'
and yesterday he got a private soldier
doing sentry duty into trouble by insist
ing on going TO the Presidents cottage
without pass. We think it something
worse than foolish to have soldiers there,
but nevertheless this old Sir Joseph
made a coUsummate ass of himself by
forcing bis way past a sentry. The sol
dler would not have caused the loss of
anything very valuable if he had jabbed
his bayonet into the pus cavity sur
rounded by the old donkey's skull.
Health efranOth and vftror eyfuaD an5
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-13
AeetdanrtoaSt a steamer

LONDON, September 12-The steamer
Flos, from GriI nsby, August 23d, for Gal
weston, put into st. Michael's. in the Azores,
on the Sth inst, with her crank shaft broken.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-13

A 15c. box Of "Rough on Ratsn will keep
house free from fiies, mosquitoes, rats and
mice the entire season. Druggists.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-13
Georgia Affairs.

F;ezfstsrsd at the Post Ofaes I'm sa-
-nnuah ~ Second Glass Waiter.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-13

Health, strength and vigor given, and
miraculous cures Effected, by using Browns
Iron Bitters. Its sale Is immense.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-13

LONDON, September II The Committee
OF Arrangements of the Trades Union Con-
gress, to DE held here, has agreed that on
the FIRST day of the meeting of the Congress
a resolution OF condolences with Mrs. Gar
troduced.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-02
La. 8. u.

BUR Nptt3!
Die 2ouiIana GtaatsIptters 1T bic ej,,,tat. BE
on bem OoIfe eubofiirt wurbs4
glue quite 0efesemgeit (eim GfM6
3a tta6en.
Die 8rbu Der RIaffs . iiabet SAT-
in @sn SrIsanc an Dieniias ben 10. Wlai 1881
2uuHtaua State Qotterp So.
Di.fee Sniiitut Durte int Satr. 1858 fir gr.
Nebanss> unb a8pblltdtiStetts 8wede spn btr
Staatslssislatar esftb!t& ineoryu,irt NIT eia.E
aapisal son s1.ooo.eoo, au wsl&em fe fsiibn
Sbre srcben 3tebuusen RON einselne d
Rum mer ftnben nsrnatlidt ltatt. NitmaIs NTH
tine 9tstune Serftebea. aaaa Iefe ndafolssnb,
DreieStrtbeiluns.
9auptpreis $4,000.
100000 Iidets ,u 2 Dollar Goes.
Salte Tidet8 ST.. sEt
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tes gum Opfer fallen, burdaus aber nidt
fit bic Tbcren, welde eine Oubloirne auf
ben Nltar feuen uub 6eRe feiern, ME
bic Ss,isr fe feierten Sur @bre ibrer
@Bttin NRarte. 5F
llnb Du wir1 Jpn asd beate nit Dir
nehmen?
0eute UNI Mitteru adbt-. .es if bann
ant ifherfen. 81
Bie fcH i'd Dir banfen, lieber. bsrrli
der Mann. :. .uno nu, idwiee bas @ez
iprd&.
gailot laufdte nod einis. 3.it an Der
Ibare. !. .er Uernatm aur oa8 @ds feu'
riser RaGe. es aima Gin .8auf&en onrd
bas @emah, mie Der Slug Der eiebes
00tttn. ..... ,l -,it-.s
Wtit 3Ssernbem. ySdritt tsbrte er in
iein @efdnsnib ,uriid, oaS nur cine matte,
binter einem 8otip,uns Der Bane per~
bcrsene Serge beleudtete. nsts
Dod lidtlcs mar ieia Snneres, mas
feline Seele burdfammte, bas waren
@ebanfen, beren nod batberittfte @tuth
fein 3i6t getpdtrte. go sren3enlcs per=
ahtete lis ibn, ais mare er MIR cine Static
unten I'M Geuer, bic bort nad Delieben
berunlrumoren mcdtc, wdbrenb iie aud,
ibrem fdrantenlcien Betiebeu felste. @i=
men neuen Beidaker bate er sefunben,
bed au& b!efer uera6tete Jpn, uno mac
er fir tbn tbun wolIte, that er nur aus
3iebe 5u ibr. 5ie aber bate ibn. ben
@atten, perleu0net, unb isbe Sdam i9m
scseniiber aufs i&udbli&ite eerlett.
(0srtfesuas fuIst.)
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Wer 1T Treu wiuslo,p?


Da, eteis Grus. oft sstsat ptrb, ,potlsn
mir stnfa& iasen, bab lIe sine Dame III,
bte 20 iIh felt 30 Sabren ,ur Mufsabe ,nat<
te, 5rausnfrauf9eiten, bauptlah!ih absr
RtnberlranFb,itsn ,u iiuo!rsn. Sie bat
bic Runitttutun unp bic 8eolrfniHs biel.r
3ablreiden Rlaiisn t.fonbers sspriit uns
ale &eiultat prattiider 8snntnilIe unb
griatruns, wflhe iIt I'm eaufs sinss Msn.
ihsualtsrs a!s 8rantenpHeserin uae Nrst
Ssiammslt, bat Re ben Scotins sprup
als bsfuneeres Witt.l fur 3abnenbs &inser
juiammenseiebt. Disle Mebi;in bat cine
masif&e @irtuns -Ne sibt Aube ,unp
@efunttett unb erbdlt uiensn Qtib. Sn
6olse bieitr Mtot3in III Jrau gBtnslew
ueltteriitmt 8epo.ben als Wctltbdterin
osr &tnbtr. unb bic &fnter wsrben srpb
unp pantsn ibr bafiir. Mu3 In bitler Stabt
bat ne bic 4inbsr ,u Dant psrpFtHtst.
Orebe Qaantitatsn ees @oottns @yrup
wtrtsn tisr tdgltd perfauft unb sertrauht.
Dir slaubsn, Mrs. Dtnslpm bat fdt
bar6 bisitn Nrtitsl unRsrblt& semaHt
unb ,rtr iub iitsr,eust, ba6 burh benfsl.
ben 1anfsnoe uon Rinrern serettet tpurbsn
uub bae Mtalonsn penislbsn nod NIT
Grfole ssbrau6fn werbtn. eRsins SHUTTER
battbt' Dflt&t 8etban, wsnn fe niht
Ns. @inslou's Sustins Syrup aus
manbts. sVtrluhtss AQr. Qapies Bilitpr
Nsw .yort. gu ptrtaufen Sci allen
DrusStfea.-25 Geatt bic Glaias.
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lie bas @eiddft fir einise 3eit-bis mebr
@elo in Circulation fommt-aufseben
pollen. Die ipdter SOm @efen eintref>
fenbe YOffutide bate einen Ya1aSier,
ben Maior 8. 8. 2eel, Der neun Doll
lars abliefern mubte. 0tit ibrem 8unb
in ben Yeitldden erfldrten lid bic 8erle
biesmal 3uf frieben. 9taabem is bem
Greiber nod einise @ra6e an bic friiber
Yeraubten aufsetrasen, erlaubten fe ibm
feline 8eiIe fcrt5mieten.
- Die @erren 9indman unb Butn,an,
bic. Yalmer unb Sulliran 8abnlinien
reprMentMenb, iiub bpn @alpelton absez
reif, nadbem iie benz Rrrlite Der &aui ileu=
te Sic Webin9an9ens sgeltellt, lurter ,uel4en
fie flr ibre 8abnen @aloefon alS
Mussansspuntt nebnten ,perbeu.- Dieie
Bebin9un8en iinb nod nidt an bic Sefz
fentlidfeit selanst.
- Die Blrser BON gultin baben bic
$4,000 Nttten Der nprbtpeltltden Babn
beinabe untersebr adt unb es beitebt iett
fein 3ueifel r,ehr, bub bic gabn sebaut
tperben mtrb.
- Sin SalcnDirtb in gDacc perIebte
einem betrunfenen Srldnoer nit elmer 6laz
ide einen Sdlas iber ben Sopf uno perz
puaoete ibn Sefabrlid,. Der @irtb bat
fid uniiatbar Senadt.
- Sn Bonbam 1T Der Desperabo
Gam Dpb, ber iid nit ben Wafen
fen in ber Sanb Ter 8erbaftuns tptber=
iette, bon benz Ycli5ilten @b. Gborton
cridcden tporsen. sat''
= Sn einem Nnfau bon @abnlinn bat
Der 6armer @am Brown, adt Ofeile1
nSrolid BON Beiutar rrobnbaft, ieiner
6rau bic &eble burdfduitten ,tno bann
auf cieielbe Weiie Seltftmprb besansen.
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2St1ti9e nno tuarnence Wptts
fir Aas, bic cine 0t6bmaI1ime
~ faufen beabfI6ti8en.
Offss son Dbttss Rdbmaf&insn
GIeptlaab, 8 rs. Wdr, 1881.

Sffet son ID bitts Rdbmaf tinen Go.
Gleptlanb, . rs. @drs 1881.
gDir Ieassn 9bre btionb.re Mufmerifamteit ba.
raaf, bab mir biz Rldfetie bss S1tebers, Der bic
Sbuttle ee3t. n,it etner beutliHen Nummer te.
ssi6nen unb biefslbe resifiriren. Dsnn Y,rfauft.
itelen mir esm 1dufer tiuen Warrant auf 6 Sabr,
sas. Dieier Warrant entbdlt ben Namen bts
Nstnten, btr bic Rafhine RON ms fauftt,g her,
Datum bfS Raufs unb bic nuf bet plant bef1nbs
ltGe Numutsr. Der Wnrrant in BON uns unter.
aeidnst unb nit benz SiessI Ter Gompasnie Der.
ftbtn. NQs anbsrn untsr unftrm Namen ousee.
iitahn WarIants fnb uadtt. psrfcnen. wslde
Rafhintn faufen. an btren pIuttsn bic Ranmtr
ssrdnet,i pber bsihdbist III, Ionnsn fl4.r Itin,
frabsr ohtr fpdisr in Standardization ju &C.
raiben.
Die dGte >. .Dbite" II teutia,n Goaes bt. po-
Sularfs I'M Sanbsl. bic biaiaie unb bsiis. Cine
erobeu &niabl Der .,Wbite" IN. felt hieIslbe I'm
panbtl trfSien. fabrisirt unb psrfaui wurren. ais
Son elmer anbern I'M fslben 3eitraume, Gei.psm
Wdbmaitinsn srfunbsn tpurben. SIRE Qei&liateit.
@tihwtnbtgfeit. neile 8srm, S66uteit, Dan.
ubaftisfsit. 0srdu1dloastei, unb ibr Yrets yer.
elnistn f& UNI biz Naftins irbsr syanili, nun.
f6tnsOsfft ~ MAIDEN unb pOuifdnbiae 3ufrebtn>
btit nit Der ,.gBbitt" ~ iidsrn
Der regulate auttorilrts 8trlduftr fir Son
antrnio, asras. ia 6err 49, O.. Grb6
unb mir rasben ben Rdufsrn, Rismanb onbers n,
patroniftrtn, um bic dtit .,Dtitr' au bsfommsn.
mtttt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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= gia& einsm sinstaen 0sriuds wirb isrs
Wuttsr nit uns iibsrsinRimmen, bab
Ntufdbter's vDemtfdes 6 In.
bermsbr (pdsotropaIn.) pas bsRe
gfabrunssmittel fur Sauelinss uub tlsine
8lneer N. Mittsr fSnnsn 7A ptsle lGlaf.
lofe unb unrutise Ndats sripar.n, wsnn
fie tsre 8inbtr NIT vDeut &es s&tn.
bttmetl" fatt Muttsrmild ndtrtn.
Denn Str suh Der @tlunobstt uno bes
@tbsitsns sures 9iebltnss erireusn mollet,
maGss ben 8eriuh unb Sbr wsrbet Is
ME bsreuen. - tptrb bon Der dr,lthen
Jatultdt iebr empfoblen unb IL ,u babsn
In alien renpmmtrttn Mpotbslsn.
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Nleranber Dumas i6rieb eiilmal
einen @oman, in mel6em elm ebeli9er
3wift bur6 elm Gino geidli6tet iperoen
folte. Tim gu erfabren, ipelGer @eoanfe
BEN &inbe am tla6trdgli6fen ipdre,
iaste er 5u feinem neunidbrigen 9o6ter:
~0bre mol, i1 uns Die Mama wollen
ulls strenneu; mas tpiQit Du tbun21
9as 6ino anttportete: vWenn Die
Diana Did perldBt, 10 bleibe it BEL
Sir; biit Du aber 10 ibledt, Die DIANA
au perlaIien, 10 bleibe i6 natiirli6 bel
ibr."
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9eras.

- q. 5. @ood, Nnmalt Der Snterna<
tionalbabn, 1T gum WaiOr ernannt wcr<
ben unb ioa siele freipillisen Wiliacom<
paSnien BON Sitteras oraaniliren.
= Jn Brenbam brad am 20. T.uer
in Wi0iamlcns Salon aus. Nlles i'm
Gallon befinplide 9ol;werf perbrannte
unb aud bic @aaren bes baneben aele=
seaea @roeerieltsres pen 5. 4feuaener
wurben fart beidibist.
- Sn 9erarfana perben bic 6eiefer
unb Salcn9atter serfotst. Weebrere Ser
9eeteren tpurben oertlast. neil Ge am
Wabltase ibre 2cfale often bielten. -
= Die Birser BON Gan 9aba bie[.
ten cine yeriammluns ab, I'M ben. Bau
Der Muffin uno ncrbueltliden icbmollpu.
risen Giienbabn 3u fSrbern. Gs wurte
ein Sonite ernapnt. weldes lid nit ers
wdhnter Giienbabm. gempaanie in Ber=
binbmns issen iOu.
= Das @aterial fiir bic in Dolros
5u erri&tenbe republifaniide 3eituns 1T
beitellt worben. =.
= Die Bride Der Weifieurl Bacific=
babn iber ben Trinity 1T bur& bobes
Waiier 70 bei&ibiet morben, bag bieie(be
in ben nd&iten 3rei WO&en nidt paiiirt
merten fam.
- Sm Trinity Bottom bei Dallas
fanb man einen frenben Mann geamens
geeal Ooon, Der burd Ylutperlult adna<
lid eri4Spft mar. Gr bebauptet, auf ber
Geras Yacificbahn ron einem rlnbefauue
ten ansefalen unb uaebrmals aeftoden
trorber 80 fein. -
- in Narafcta ,rollen bic Republi=
toner eine Ueriammluns abbalten, nm
fd aber einen Npplicanten fiir bas borti.
sc Ycfmeiiieramt 3u einisen unb benlel.
Ben ju empfeblen.
= Sn ber Mapors Court 3u Sort
@ortb wurbe bic Hntlsse gesen B. s
Saunbers. @efGdftsfabrer Der 3eituna
AbDanee, meSen Berleeuns bes Sonntaas.
seieses ubsepieien.
Sn eoriicana fiel Senrp Weieiet in
bic @iferne bes bortiseu alsfers lnb er.
trant.
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Car Wheels on Curres.-The outer car
wheels do not keep up with the inner
ones. As you know, the railroads OF
our country are very crooked. Ihey
are made up principally of curves.
Suppose the first curve outside OF
city turns to the right; then as the
wheels on the left rail have TO travei
farther than those on the inside, they
naturally run faster and get ahead, put
the next curve turns tn the left, ana
then those wheels on the right rail-
hurry around the curve and eaten up
with those on the left, the result is
that on a long road the wheels keep
about.even. Sometimes when the train
strikes q straight road after making
Q long curve, the wheels on one side
may be half mile behind, and II yen
LOOK out the rear windows you Will
see them coming down the track. You
have heard Of trains waiting because
thew are ahead of time. Well, that Is
when all the curves are In one direc-
tion, and they are obliged to stop to
allow the wheels on enc side to eaten
up with the train.