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Pharmacist,
DE.N'TESTR

nR.T. II. SCHEFFER, formerly of Freder-
II ick Nd, having permanently located in
Charlestown offers his professional services to
the public.
Appended is a card of his predecessor:
take pleasure i'm recommending my successor,
Dr. r. II. Sch0tler who takes my office, in the
practice of Dentistry and whose known Skillin
his profession enables me TO commend him
confidently 10 all my patients. solicit for him
the same confidence and generous support ac-
corded 10 me 10y the citizens of Charlest0wn
and vicinity.
$ II. WILLIAMS.
March l3, lSS4
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Ctrlse9ra J,fas9H C0u'g. Het 'pgn''f'
Win attend the Courts of jefferson and Berke-
lev Counties. and attend to other law business
Inn the state of West Virginia. Special atten-
zion given to collections.
March d l~-6
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-09-16

Mr.. J. p. Xearfoot, who lives near Kear.
neysville, raised this year 800 bushels Of
wheat on 68l acres OF landau average Of
about 26 bushels TO the acre Can anybody
beatit?-Stepherdstora Register.
He is trying to beat it himself-he's run
ming for County Commissioner.
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Roofing and SpOutinG q
Speciality.

l always use smaller tin in Roofing. Why
do use it? 1t takes double the work, double
the solder and more tin TO the square than lar
ger sheets.
Call and see at my place Of business.
Go-I always use Galvanized Iron Straps in
hanging Spouting.
JAMES w. BUTT.
Anril % 1885
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When YOU visit Washington stop at the
AMERICAN HOUSE.
Pam'q Areuc Cor. Sereah Street,
ARLINGTON. d. c.
TERMS - PER DAY.

TNHE proprietors of this House the Oldest
Il established Hotel i'm Washington, desire TO
call the attention of their patrons and the pub
DE t0 the fact that the Hotel is and has been
the headquarters for West Nirginians for over
halfa century. The American is centrally
located I'm the business portion of the city, and
within "a short distance of an Public Buildings,
Churches. and places of Amusement.
DUFFY S LEANNARDA.
November 2o. lSS3-ly. PrOprietOrS.
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Professional Cards.
STARRY

Cha,le.iowa, Jcfcrs9a C0uty, West Virginia,
Having resumed the practice of Medicine, Of
FOR, his Professional services 90 the public
Office next door CD residence, near corner OF
Geor-e and Main streets.
january % 1876.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-09-16

Times being rather hard we are going to
take our wife to the home of our mother-in-
law next week for short visit, and we will
give our readers a little vacation by not is
suing any paper. They won't loose much,
for there is little news going just now, and
We print this week an editorial on the tariff
which would have appeared next week.
The only thing we have had to leave out
on this account is Bill Jones ad, about a
farm for sale, but that is of no consequence,
as he hasn't paid US anything for It yet
Brethren, white paper is too blamed dear TO
fool it away when our mother.in-law will
keep Us week for nothing.
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To the Public.
For Sale.

INSECTS AND VERMIN.-Persian Insect
Powder, Whale Oil and Carbolic Soap, Ok.
Silver, Mercurial Ointment, and Bed Bug Poi
son. AISQUITH & co.
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WOOL W:f:V'TED.
April %, 1885.

HIGHEST PRICE PAID N CASH.
THE undersigned will pay top market price
i in Cash for Wool delivered at the Jefferson
Wooden Mill Old Porter Factory or in Charles
town at Adams Express Office.
JNO. J. JOBE.
May g, 1SS6.
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lTTOPVFTS ITIiT.

Dturnrs, JFrH Cpatt leH Iagat'9,
Having associated for the practice of Law. viii
attend t0 ease, bon she different Courts of West
Virginia and Maryland. Attention given 20
Pensions and all classes of Claims against the
T.. ~ Government.
r.- Speca, attention to Collections.
April t ISIS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-09-16

The September Vide A,cake is enriched
with very strong and interesting Frontis-
piece by Sandman which illustrates Mex
lean poem by F. L. Stealy, entitled Los
Companeros." The opening story, spirit.
ed piece of work, by G. Hamlen, when
Book Meets Book" is salutary tale to be
read by both children and their parents
Hon. s. S Cox, t. 5. Minister TO Turkey,
contributes long and racy article upon
"L'Enfant Terrible Turk" which is fully
illustrated from Turkish photographs. Fol-
lowing, and in contrast, is long and dain-
ty Irish ballad by Mrs S. NJ. b. Piatt, mar
rating a romantic incident which lately oc-
Cured on Queenstown Beach it is entitled
Three Little Would-be Emigrants," and
has five full-page illustrations by Hassam.
Another interesting article of travel, enti-
tied Some Indian Children" is by Mrs.
NJ. c. Norton. Mrs Helen Campbell writes
the war story" of the number. "In the
Turt!e-Crawl, - relating a thrilling expert
ence of her ancestors in the Seminole War.
The tale of adventure" My Friends Stiff
Shoulder" is by John Carnifex, and de-
scribes tiger hunt. A lovely story with a
lovely meaning, is "A Pot Of Gold" by
Mary +. wilkins, with illustrations by w.
l.. Taylor. Mrs. Sherwood, in Royal Girls
and Royal urts," writes of the royal
young folks at Sandringham, and Mrs. Fre-
mont in her Souvenirs" relates some inter-
esting things about the Austrian Empress,
and Prince Hohenloe, and some ideal inns
in the Tyrol. Miss Harris in Pleasant
Authors" describes ok Marvel" Mrs.
Treat in my Garden Pets" points out the
garden beetles whose lives ought to be pre-
served and Edwards Roberts describes a
"a Moqui Snake Dance at which he was
present last year There is much other in
teresting matter.
Vide Arake is $500 year ID. Lothrop
< Co., Publishers, Boston.
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For Sale.

A SECONDHAND Grover & Baker Sewing
"a Machine for sale. For information apply at
Feb. II. Sc. FREE PRESS OFFICE.
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NfGHsDiHg.

MISS MARY COCKRILL is prepared to do
VI STAMPING; also Dress making and fam
lily Sewing. At residence of her father, Capt
d. II. Cockrill.
January :, SO.
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TLAINE. The best and safest OIL For sale
Ebv GEO. w. T. KEARSLEY
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-27
DILLON SUMMONED
Called on TO Defend Himself
Against Prosecution.
TIGHTENING TIE LINES Oh IRELAND.
The British Government 20 Suppress
Antl-Rsnt atson--f roops
Calico into Re0-Gsition TO
Enforce the Law.

DrsiIS Nov. -. The ba TH3 Con-
sentative says the soFerulaen has resolved
,o promptly suppress al -nti-fent and o-lef
Legal Combinations - carIail the license of
fae press 10 fore0ly suppress inumids.
uon> 90 safooe tle laws governing the
process ior fhe collection " debts io pre-
-4.m ail meetings ea.lei t3r certain parp9-
se- and 20 arrest certain asiialors
ol the ani-rent policy The ll' also
SAYS u is rep3re ei tn2. troops have Dten
sel, 70 different points ln the cluntry
where action against the auu-feni agitation
Is imminent
Mr. Joln Dillon ia, been summoned 10
appear iu COAT on Monday next and show
cause why . criminal information should
no be sworn against HIM
for the sentiment he expressed n
d ,peecn delivered al Wexford Oh Oe'ooer
rs. encouraging tenants 10 follow lhe ex-
ample 0i those on the Clanrcarte estate. IN
County Galway He advocated general
submission o eviction rather tAan pay the
rents as thr best means Oi bringing tie
landlords ot Ireland to terms with the 0c-
cupiers Of lands ia Ireland.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-27
sOuTh sNo WaANGlF.
spite Exhibited IN an Attempi 40 Change
the Names OF streets

spite Exhibited IN an Attempl 40 Change
the Names OF streets
There has been for some lime past dis
cussion among citizens residing in the
southern par, Of the city in respect TO the
adyi.abl.ty of changing the names Of
streets extending west from South Division
ST., between Fifih-aye, and Hal-st a. fol-
lows. Antoine-st. 10 Sixth ave, Evergreen
81. to Seventh-ave. Cottrell-st. 10 Eighth
ave, Adams -. to Ninth-ave.. shelby-.t TO
Tenth-sve.. Puinam-st 70 Eleventh ave
and CantOn-st. TO Twelfth ave. The strong
est. in fact the only argumen' in favor of
tne change, is that citizens quite generally
and strangers particularly are confused by
the Strange names and must MAKE many
enquire, before the street they wish 70 visit
may be found II the street. were made
avenues and named in numerical rotation
the difficulty of finding given avenue
would be reduced % q minimum. Those
who oppose the change claim that - some oi
the names have been taken from old set
tiers thew ought 10 be retained ont # re-
spect FOR their memory. This /. particularly
the case n regard 70 Antoine. jOttrell and
Canton--ts. There are ieW people in thi-
city who have not heard of Uncle I0nie
CAmpau, after whom CGmpau Fisc- D.
| named Anr0ine-.t. a named after ncle
I0ues" brother Antoine Campsu. who
wax among the earliest pioneers in Kent
County. he lived in the olc Campau
/ homestead. down Oh S9uth DNsiou-sf..
where be owned considerable property.
and carried on business n. an
Indian far trader As the land
about his home came ntO demand ior re.i-
dence property, and subsequently the con-
siructi0n of streets became nece-sorv. ii VS.
deemed itGng thar th- name 0i one who
had wandered with the kea man over ani.
now covered win civilized haDifati1ns.
should 81 least be perpctuaied oy = ling "a
/ highway after him-hence tie name An
/ tome Cotfre.l--f = named after Antoine
1 Campau. wife tssf0n-.t. perpe 1ate. the
nem0rf 0f Canton smith who vnsfte land
lord 0i th. city iu eariy dsv--'h- propre-
tor az fh> Old Nations H9fr.. wlirl stood
where The Morton - nov located. Tie OLD
! genf.enan wss fbe fa,h~r ofGcn J & smith
and fho-, R so Know bim say he was ore II
/ the public spirited men of nl7 uro. arl i.l
m1Ch - - 're E-oTfh and prosperity u
/ th.s city.
.Iti al on areaunt ~ hnle p.one
~ai1 .ls Vho has looked mo fea.
"1nl .ee rereir nsrl ser- at tNf faI.rdl
Ism 'v have ~u3c5 eerfaiu others 0uf 81 O.
rect go Won't mention anr names
/ and nov .l-f ~ .Qifr thew rncv A. frf|ne
f9 h,ve fhe raurs - ihr-s Old pioneer. rn4
a'ie am s'r..3 fhsf they So sIr.ees.
aaf hope fIat enough pro.sars rar ne
brought no besr ~ isfeaf fhe ordinance
The memory of the old pioneer shout 30
perpetuafed.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-27
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.sIi.h Lex husband iorlei anon lef. anl So
informed h.m. lord Colin thsn inornsi
I.- fftr ~ .hs r--r-i>t..l il n-r feteim
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aowever fo s3awar. but her n anel beiu-
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sef... for = ludi.ia. separation.
Isf. gsrt.aeN. condition during Sep.
t.n.ber. l.,3 ha8 become 80 serious thar
She vs. Obliged 10 Submit % au operation.
Duflos the period OF suffering which fol-
Lowell chs~ses of atultrv were made
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Mr. Russell declared that her iadyship
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-27
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Telegram-herald., 1886-11-27
WEST GRAND RAPIDS.
Tho News or the Vest side-Two Women
Quarrel Over Furniture-Othsr Itsms.

Tho Ssw~ or the Vest side-Two Women
Quarrel Over Furniture other Items.
The police were called % the Heath block
on West Baidge-st. yesterday afternoon, 10
quell a disturbance between Mrs Celia Par
ker. who is resident in tie block. and Mr,.
Charles Deienaof, now Of kalamazoo.
The row was about some furniture that
Mrs. Defendorf mad left in Mrs. Parker S
care When she leit for the Celery City
There was some misunderstanding between
them abou, tie storing OF the goods Mrs.
Parker claiming that she ought to be laid
for keeping them, while the other lady
sail tina. wasn't ia the bargain Mrs.
Dsfendorf arrived from Kalamazoo yester-
DAY and went into the rooms TO take pos
session Of her goods whsreupOn
Nrs. Parker summoned the police
A. there was -" WarrauT issued
they couldn't 90 anything so Mrs. Parker
va. lO.d 10 take oar the rest If the furni-
tgre. a part Of II being already out IN tie
hal Ine two ladies' both hol stories "a
tell but as they both talked at the same
time there co5idn BE- much made ol. Of
ii They formerly lived together 81 95
oecoud--r h-t Mrs. Deyenaorf is now
ratied rom ner husband and IS going 10
take up her residence az Kalamazoo.
The patrolman on West Bridge-st had %
Interfere with several farmer. Yesterday.
1h0 ln-isttd on leaving their teams stand
a- 0n jhe street without hiich.ng them.
Due laau ID particular. John Cr1up. of Al
u4e .efr his horses in charge of q mere
child who WASH old enough 10 tell his own
Infs f4rnIra-ffl. hat -t
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-27

Col Wei. has rece. fei o letter from GOV
A.rer Stating i.ai Senator Laean Aas promo
sei % oe present al ths dedication of the
soldiers Home The senator as well ss
The Governor ~ lelrer au sd5ress on
tae lr.a.. ol. a very large aifrnlAuae ls
anfi. lpafei number uf H. a * Posts
haeire already expressed t1tif intention ~
coming lht Scr1mulesalI. .Ius az tht Home,
90. Well. taIuAs viii be- quite Iuadel uAle
ia entertain al the visitors and ID is saR-
eesisd Chat iLe citizens take measures 60
assist liu. NHaA programme, of fht
1eiloat0fg exercises VII se issued iu a lev
1aR~
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-27

TIE t174ires ~ere wei dIled rnsukseiF-
ins a'sAt ~na t~o az them lad good llos-
iAses
Ms y IA Riley rsaessea Maggie N..ch
e. e.5 p.as fesr Of savoy. a. ihs pr
ifasacs lssl ssenlas aai Wll close hsr
e. saseDsal uith ms. ase tais afternoon
rfv,e llus iAiy AudlY e Secret Mrs
ht.r} sags sle aul heI company Wars
lsr1 ~ t1e-f daily ores1 7 a4ys llile
doubt ~ r.
Ad4 GRAY la, played = Ring Of Iron a.
Powers Jhe past lwo nislis and % elll Pc
repeated 81 TIE matinee thi, afternoon.
and agall this evening. Iae
piece = not half bad one
indeed II = quite strong and particularly
fal Of dramatic situations Ii = rs Frank
- Harvey. author ot Ethe E.ls.srs play
Woman Against Woman and The We
known " sses ~ san The character of
Nary Gordon = however considerably oat
70 Mis- 0rays Wav althoagn Asw y ora
audiences a. epfed ler aud were. in iaci
much plea-ea rIl her There = no excuse
"naiefer Tor the atm act the plsy should
ena Win Tie fourth sct Leslie Miller
walks through The part of Sir John
OiAham and 4. 4 tliFmau viii
~. 4. Cfostie make fae hu uf
ihe piece. NJ. Chapman pay Dr. Mere
difA o. repeated sounds 0i applause lie
is an actor vino las occasionally been seen
il. star ana Who with hls wlfe. Blanche
Muult0n. a femarkabl siatur.Que beauty
Will be- remembered IN support 0i Annie
fixley Mr. CrOsbe as Sam aud J r.
Watson as Tim We're collecting very funny
CrOsoie fOrcltly reminds one Of Raymond
annie Douglass doubles Nancy Drake aud
Nurse Bland most acceptably Sterry
Williams Is the name oi the handsome
ittle boy who PLAYS the heir II Sir John
'fahaiu. Few persons know hat the
Lr1s Barrett, whose name appear At stage
manager and who walks on - al Ausiral-
Ian uiEer. = n brother Of Lawrence BAR
rett, the trageIian. "A King 90 Iron is =
play worth seeing and yoa have TWO oppor-
tuuines today.
Charles A. Watkins, the husband and
manager Oi Ada Gray. arrived yesterday AZ
The Morton.
Frank b Bonner. !. IN advance Of The
Wages Of sin, which Will be- seen al Pow
ers next "Wednesday and Thursday even
ings. Charles &. Maubury is supported by
splendid company ii his production of
TINS play.
The ladies are looking for a treat al
Fanny DAvenport's engagement next FIJI
day and Saturday evenings.
Seckett & Virgins continue 20 please
good sized audiences with Jack Sheppard
al The " Onceriand Ihe tine scenery
adds greatly % the Performance.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-27


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LIS,oiN, Ne5. pres'dea, Jno. FitzGerald,
Of the Irish National League, Of Amceiea,
today received ,Ae following by cable from
Hon Timothy Harrington, NJ. j., Secretary
Of the League iu Ireland.
nfBMs Nov. 11-ID jain ft-JJf'd.
/ lr3ie 3 p. The tovrrnmen, . ptosecu
irF JnO Dillon. NJ. f.. and prociaiming
public meetings admits its inability 60
govern Ireland without coercion. We will
not finch. IlNOuuY HARaINoToS.'
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-27
THE POLICE SCANDAL
II Still Csuses Excitement al
the National Capital.
DISSATISFACTION NTH TIE VERDICT
The Police Force % be ReOfeAnixeo
What the President t1ss 10
SAY 4 Change ia the Com
mission Suggested

WssalSofoN Ney 26-The decision of
the Dstrol Commissioners iu ihe po.los
scandal case. continues O. excite great
deal II comment hers. Disagreement with
tie verdict and Dissatisfaction with tae dis
missal ol Lieut. Arnold are heard eVers
where. On one point there seems a. be
pretty general agreement aud fhai BE- MAJ
Walker Is moi fAe proper psrsoa g.
lll ile position 0i Superintendent az Police
prior to The decision Members OF Congress
generally were quite Indignant aud some
threatened a Congressional investigation
unless the commissioners gave a salsiac-
tory verdict bat the retirement oi Mslof
Walker seems 70 have appeased Con
gressi0nal wrath
Colone. Lamont according % TIE Nfu De-
auth0rty tor Tie statement thai tht
President has losi no sleep on account ~
Tie pa4ce mld1ie This remark vas noi
intended. however 90 convey TIE iluirfs
SION thst the presileut TOOK no Interest," in
tu5 matter bui rather THAI lr ull nat Tel
Inclined 20 interfere even by expressing sn
1iluiou .u q matter relating strictly o. Ii.s-
i-et affairs The tfII uu tlt other
hand publishes an interview wiio gen
ltfnRn who had talked With tle rI.rf
ilaEnsiate and reports him a. saying TIE
President tsAe- Is deep interest in tne uAtItf
and from Tie tenor IT the conversation 3
had with aim his morning ! should uai he
surprised n there was q sudden lpleaFai a.
The con missionsrs office One thing you
may rest assured of and that Is
thei police force will bee ghor)ushiy
overhsuiei and reorganization perfected
which Will prevent ANY repetition - tle
disgrace Another eeniiemau who has con-
yersed with the President recently SAYS d ls
the inten ton Of the President o. re.um-
mend ~ hls message sn increase in the
number Of district commissioners from
three 10 five. three ~ the nN. to be civilians
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-27
FOUND DEAD IN BED.
suspicious OF Murder Aroused by Singu
lar Death AT I-hpeming.

l-luuMISs, Mich, Nov. 25.-S Sicholas
Pearce. q miner, about sixty years OLD. was
found dead 10 bed At o'clock This after
noon. He vas boarding WIKI Mrs Craoo. a
notorious character, whose husband died in
a mysterious way last Spring Last July
she poisoned herself bu. WAS saved by be
use of stomach pump. \ coroner iurv
was emIaaellei this evening. after Wnicn
au adjournment was faaen tll tomo -row,
when an inquest Hil be he'd lueer charge
o prose. utius Attorney Hayden.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-27

The Grand Rapids IIIEsRsN -HrRAln is
one Of the neatest. cieanesi and spic.esl o.,
the inland daiie. that comes 10 our table.
Lloyd Breeze Is hustler in the neWspaper
business. aud viii make it warm Tor every.
body else. Il be doesnige. rich. The paper
Is evidently having successful rum fat
qqs Lakr Neanq Ta-,fc
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-27

JACKSON. Mich Nov -5 Fog some ree-
son tl- Board OF Prison Inspectors nave be-
gun taking testimony in the Palmer case
a.-ii. incy re'use - state whether any
thing of new Importance or not hss been
developed.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-27
The Meeting At sligo.

DUBLIN. Nov. 26 The National League
meeting when + was proposed 10 hold al
Sligo this evening, was proclaimed this
afternoon The O-der prohibiting The meet
ing. couplel with the news Of he prOsfcu-
tian of Mr. Dillon. CAUSED intense excite
men waicl IS rapidly spreading.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-27

str..s.t- rt- esto-rs7h-l-
81. Louis. Nov. 2j.-Baidwins barn. one
ulile uorth If here burned a,C o'clocz to-
might. lose. $500. no insurance.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-27

MoNrRrAL NV. IS Navigation may be
sal 10 be closed for the season The ocean
tou.a-e entering fhis port has been greater
than during any former season.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-04


Annie Smith, colored, cook and washer,
residing at lib Liberty street, was the
lucky holder OF one-tifth of the ticket in
the Louisiana State Lottery which drew
the first capital prize OF $7j, 900 on Tues
day, Feb. 8. She was seen at the office of
the company yesterday noon, and gave the
following facts in relation to the good for
tune which has befallen her. In a quiet
way, devoid of the least excitement, she
said, in substance:
"My name is Annie Smith. | am 30
years of age and a widow. Ny place of
nativity Is Monroe, La. l came here to
live about five years ago, since when
have been earning my living by cooking
and washing. On Wednesday, Feb. 3, my
attention was attracted by ticket in the
monthly drawing bearing the numbers
57,TO5. The combination pleased me. and
concluding to try my luck on it, made puF-
chase of one-ifth of the ticket, for which
l paid the sum of 81. This morning, Feb.
10, called at the Office OF the company to
learn the result of my venture, and to my
great establishment and delight, was told
that l had won $15,000' HereupOn the
fortunate woman exhibited the winning
ticket to the reporter. and said: "Sir, that
is all know to say, except to express my
most fervent thanks for the blessing that
has come upon me-"
She was Congratulated by the reporter
and by everyone in the Office, and advised
TO take good care of her money. She re-
ceived a check for the amount on the New
Orleans National Bank, and departed as
peacefully as she came, but with graft
tude busy at her heart and plainly depict
ed in her honest face. The fortune al
comes to her and for her own use, as she
has no children living and is alone in the
world.-Nelg Orleans (La.) PicGyane,
Feb 13.-AdU.