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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-09-17
TEMPERANCE NOTES.

Compiled by Miss Julia Ames, Of tho w. c. T.
u, Chicago.l
The quantity of brandy made from the
genuine juice of the grape in France 1874
was II 900 900 gallons; in 1885 it decreased
over million gallons.
AN amendment to the bill before the Sen
ate, appropriating $4,000 for the unwilling
of the Bartholdi statue. was passed, for
bidding any of the money to be used for
liquor or tobacco.
MISS MARY A.. LATHBURY, Chautauqua's
"lyric poet, is one of the most gifted of
w. G. T. u. women. She was accorded
the honor of the Chautauqua salute on the
opening night of the assembly.
The prohibitory law went into effect in
Rhode Island July 1, and the arr, SITS in
the city Of Providence were that month
less than one-half what they had been the
same month for number of years pre-
vious.
The Masonic Grand Lodge Of Ohio has
adopted resolution declaring it to be the
opinion of that body that the selling of
Intoxicating drinks should disqualify any
one from initiation into or utilization with
any Masonic body.
The drink habit among the students at
the University of Leipsic is almost uni
versal. There is no temperance society
among them, and much less of intoxicants
is used among the workingmen than by
these doctors and philosophers.
MADAM ANDERSON, of Stockholm,
Sweden, who is organizing the women of
that country and of Russia into w. G. T.
unions, has been granted the freedom OF
all the railroads in those countries, and has
received many courtesies at the hands OF
high officials.
ONE Milwaukee brewing company re-
Gently paid $4,000 for sixty three saloon
licenses for its customers in Chicago;
whereupon Chicago brewer, not to be
outdone by his Milwaukee brother, took out
seventy three licenses for his patrons, pay
ing, therefore, over $l2,COO.
The Duchess Of Sutherland recently
opened her elegant home, Stafford
House," for the Woman's Mission of the
Church of England Temperance Society.
A large number of the leading people of
London were present. Addresses were
given by Lady Hope, Canon Ellison, and
others.
The ladies of the W. G. T. U. of Cali
fornia kept "open house" at their head
headquarters, in San Francisco, during the
G. A. r. encampment. Fruit, cake, and
coffee were dispensed by fair hands, and a
pyramid of grapes bore the. legend, in
bright letters: "California wines, infer
mented."
A RESOLUTION was presented by the w.
G. T. U. of Wyoming Territory to the
Board of Directors and incorporators of
the Fair Association, asking for clause
prohibiting the sale OF Intoxicating liquors
and all games of chance on the fair
grounds. The request of the ladies' was
granted unanimously.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-09-17
Deacon Berry's Protest.

Deacon Berry went into commissioners
office where licenses for selling liquor are
sold. He was off in one corner reading
Bishop Molehill's tract on "High License"
Being little near sighted in his ears, he
failed to hear correctly what the next ap-
pllcant for license said, but he thought he
heard the following:
Mr. Commissioner, / want license to
get drunk. want to get drunk for year,
ana make myself dangerous to all. want
to pay for all the crime shall commit, and
want to pay for 1t in advance. What's the
bill?" N-s'' '--
Zone hundred dollars" was the reply.
The man took the license and departed.
The Deacon was paralyzed with horror.
Coming up to the desk he said:
us it really possible that you let man
commit crime by paying his fine in adj
vance? What state of morals we have
reached! It seems to me the avenging hand
OF Justice must be near. Shame! Ever
lasting shame and contempt on such laws. ~
You don't understand" said the clerk.
The man does not want license to do
wrong; he simply wants license to make
| other people commit crime. He himself
is a moral man. This money just re-
celved is needed to pay damages arising
| from"
From what?" shrieked the Deacon.
From the liquor traffic." said the clerk
In fact" continued the clerk, "out Of
every $l7 damages from liquor, We make
the dealers pay one by the way Of tax
some call it license"
"And the people?" said the Deacon.
"Pay the &c.," was the calm reply.
The Deacon put the tract in the stove
and started down stairs saying, "sLead III
not into temptations; and if the welfare O
Thy kingdom demands that I should re-
fuse to lead others in, even though m,
party should lose o vote, yet say, 'Tru'
and righteous are Thy ways altogether, {
Lord"
The Deacon was converted.-Home Ga
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-09-17
STATISTICAL.

Frequency of Earthquakes-In This Coun-
try They Occur Every Twelve Days.
During 1885, says Major Powell. Director OF
the United States Geological Survey, there were
recorded the following earthquakes in the
United States and Canada: Canadian provinces.
sippi Valley, 3; Pacific Slope "a; total, 50. Dur
ing the twelve years from 1879 to 1888 there
have been recorded i'll the United States
as follows: Atlantic Slope, 147; Mis-
sissippi Valley, 6b; Pacific Slope. ISL.
From this list it appears that in tho entire area
earthquakes occur on On average once in twelve
DAYS. and once a month on the Atlantic slope,
Many of these disturbances are, however, SO
,igEt us to be impoverished by tie majority OF
tl,,. ,5ple. and it should be observed that the
II - more complete i'll the density populated
l.i, frequently shaken Atlantic slope than in
ei5her the ssltIom-shaken Mississippi Valley o.
the sparsely populated Pucifo slope.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-09-17
brick building across the street,
ad
H.

brick building across the street. had
apparently lost its roof, which had
fallen around it. A little farther on the roof Of
tho portico Of the Hibernian Hall, a handsome
building in the Grecian style, had crashed to the
ground, carrying down part of the massive
granite pillars with it. All the way up Meeting
street which in respect Of its general direction
and Importance may be called "the Broadway of
Charleston, the roadway was piled with debris
from the tops ot.the walls. In passing the
charleston Hotel: which, to carry out tho com
parison above indicated, occupies the position of
Stewards uptown store in New York, tho third
shock was felt about ten minutes after the
second, and. of course caused the greatest
alarm in that neighborhood, as elsewhere. At
Marion Square q great crowd had collected, as
even the edges Of the wide spaces embraced in
It could not be reached by the nearest buildings
IN the event OF their fall. From this crowd,
composed OF men, women, and children of both
races, arose incessant calls and cries, and
iamenta1ons; while over the motley. half
dressed throng was shed the lurid light Of the
conhagration which had broken out just beyond
tne square Immediately after the first shock.
ings in flames.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-09-17
Poverty and incompetence.

The Boston Traveller says: IF the WORK
ing people Of this country want to- to know know
we can tell them. It is not over produc-
ton nor under consumption, as these
phrases are commonly employed. If they
had kept the 5000, 100000 they spend every
wear for strong drink in their pockets for
the past five years of coed times, the pres
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-09-17
The Tobacco Waste.

The editor of Good Health, after
careful study of tobacco statistics, internal
revenue, and other sources, says: 'sWe
find that the total amount annually ex-
pended for tobacco in its various forms is
not less than $3.50, 000,O0O!" The waste of
health is not included in this computation,
of an abnormal appetite for strong drink.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-09-17
CONFLICTING AUTHORITIES.
Learned Men That Hold Different Views on
the Causes of Earthquakes.

Prof Newcomb of the Nautical Almanac says
that there is no astronomical explanation OF
earthquakes. He says the talk about the pecu-
liar weather of this season having anything to
Powell Of the geological survey has
an elaborate theory about the thin
ness Of the crust Of the earth along
the Atlantic borders. Prof. Capen, from the
able local reputation, and who processes to have
foretold this disturbance three weeks ago, says
that it is directly attributed to the influence OF
the three bodies, sun, moon and earth. When
these bodies get into u certain relation to each
other disturbances are likely to occur. Pro-
lessor Mendephall of the signal service. who
has lived in Japan where he could study earth
quakes every day, says they are not subject to
any rules so far Us he knows.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-09-17

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Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07

ttat sne sers lgm sand laken Is ils q j.
lels a4l rreteat isnarf lEourls tarsf +
i.e lmt 81 f.e ss.1 seoiiDn All icaf II fae
end el t 1ae soeal nsiaspaqers very Eel
eraly ceun eEt urea tAx color Aae
affair and ce{recale rs existence
Pablic sea iilissot j. stEtGs As@insl t1e 4ciion
~ lhe Ass \ ork AsSsi1bly in pushing fhe
negVo iato Mozart Arslassas. sGd many
Knights afips here ala strong la their ae
nunc.silou II tbe proceedings lhe
sfits tals evening expresses i.seif
ia g1is ism langl4se Those
Knights Of I.sD.H delegates who
attempt - interfere Sifi the soClai Gus
TOMS III Richmond ere making most an
parcoasble mistake q say lhs least The
presence Of colofei delegate in tue audi
ioGiam of the Aozsrt Academy Of Music
las, evening during = dramatic performance.
Nss al Outrage oD large ma
eritv II our CitiAsns which cannot
be too severely condemned We have
n0thing 20 SAY concerning The custom that
obtains in Washington, Philadelphia, Ne~
York. Chicsgo snd other northern cities IA
Richmond the usages IA tue social equality
question mnst be observed
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07

Last evening az : o'c ock Mis-. Kate Gilbert
and Mr. J. G Holt were married in the Park
Congrega'iona. church. The Episcopalian
service being employed and Rev A T.
Merriam oflicisiieg The pulpit was re-
moved and fhe ro=frum decorated. IN honor
of the occasion. wish = bank n flowers and
plsnis in blossom The bride wore dress
IF v lite crepe trimmed With delicate Wnie
feather work and embellisbed with a cor
sage bouquet ~ orange blossoms. Little
Misse- Ma1d Withey. I.uiu Barnharf
katherine . 8rien. E.be buikify. Maud
Earfer and Alma Merriam acted as brides
maids and we're al dressed in white. NJ
" o. Hurhar ir ~ Duiufh MINI. was toe
gre0msman be bride was presented g.
ths groom by hef unrie Hon T ID Gilbert.
The pshers were. Mcser- J. W hudrevs
A. S : Hst. J. u * Burgvin. " s. No
Cav. @ b Bar and = Il Z Bughsr
At the conclusion ~ the ceremony quiet
fecsp pfior vas held ia fhe Gilbert home
s'esi on Lafayette s.. and Vas attended
only hv members ~ the contracting fam
slice and = few intimate friends Those
present ~ fhe vfd sing and rec giion from
ogt-iifthecifv Here Nr p IS Andrew and
Miss Andrews. az fuenusff Nr b. A
siIbrri r brother of fhf bride and NJ N
3D. Hufbeft Dr. of Dsuth. Hr ! b k
Euewlr. Miss iiHrevin snd Hiss Mary
Bnrzaln ~ Plt'shHrr Nrs Holt. Mrs
B1rknfr. uefhef ana rIsfer of fHe groom
and Hs- Hsckner of psris. ky Dr -
y serrarl of lheFef re. and i
- ait ~ Cincinnati fne groom brother
Nr ard Mrs Hy't le1 ou fhe ~ G. iraif
iss1 u eNt f1r a. eTfen1ei Eastern trip
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07
4 RUSSIAN Vsw OF IT.
Tngi4nd's future Coarse a. seen from ~
Petersburg.


ST PErEHssURG. oct. 0-fhe Journal IL -
Petersburg, commenting 90 Lord Churchiif;
speech of Saturday last. setting forth the
policy Of he Conservatives. says that twill
no doubt encourage lie Irish and The Hin
docs. Or if English soicitude fci
oppressed people is only an AZ
ticle for e1por it viii be
of advantage 10 Egypt. Lord Churehiit'
distinction between pesceable and asgres
sive powers are very original. What powers
years ago provoked revolution and war in
the Baikaas? Which powers stitled the
germs Of the conhagr4tiOn? England hay
ing now resolved TO maintain the intent
c0riiole. aud 10 peaceably settle al
international difficulties, the J0trf9i hopes
she will second Russia efforts in Bulgaria
fDr the same object Al this critical moment
The Journal points 10 the bad condition oi
affairs in Bulgaria, and declares
that Russias sole object IS Ia
preserve Bulgaria aud allow the excited
p tssions Of the time 10 sUbsiie, when she
will give the people a chance to choose
freely, in their mature judgment, delegates
who sill make known their country's true
wishes
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07

A Wholesale Insane Asylum Delivery Pre-
pared BY a judges Ruling.

WssHNGroN. Oct 6.-Judge Cox today
rendered decision In the Circuit Court of
the District which will revolutionize the
manner OF committing cranks and lunatics
10 the Government Insane Asylum here.
Jas 7 Williams. who. under writ of
habees corpus, claimed 10 oe illegally con
fined IN the asy lum. was before the Judge.
Williams Is the man who was arrested az
The Executive Mansion .ast March while
insisting upon seeing the President and
getting half million dollars OF
claim against the Government.
was committed to the asylum
for insanity ON the certificate of the police
surgeon Judge Cox ruled that under law
no man could De restrained OF his liberty as
an insane person unless the question had
been passed upon by jury. and set Viii
iiams free This is the third case where the
petitioner has been discharged By the court
and a. there are bat about one-twentieth Of
the -0J patients at the asylum whose
sanity has been pas>ei npOn by a jury
~ isuiti-o ii4aireaf0 The question is an In
p1rtant one. under this ruling jury is
required I'm every case.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07
THE FIRE LAST NIGHT
Union Furniture Companys
Factory Totally Destroyed
4 LARGE AMOUNT Of luNBER BURNED.
The Explosion 81 lamp Supposed 10
Have Caused she Confiasratson--
he L0ss1s 6us Partially Gov
ereo ~ lnsurance.

Al about il o'clock lsn night fire was
discovered in pile Of sawdusg and shay
ings ia the engine room 81 ths Union Fur
niluFe Compnys faciors al the ID q H
a NJ. junction. Al the tire Was outside oi
the city no alarm vas turned ia but Ia re-
sl,oDss 10 telephone messages steamers
number snd 3 were sent oni. The fire
spread rapidly. aud before the steamers a..
rived, bad gained such headway that Il
could not ne contrtdlcd ana the
facs0ry aiih liS contents and
the lumber end stock surrounding ~ss
entirely destroyed. The ire spread 10
Fuller Rice lumber yard and about nfty
Thousand isei ~ thelr lumber wss burnei.
James Mulberry. ths watchman was Ia the
factory n ben the IRE broke cat Bat VAS -
excited al an early hour this morning
that be could not Tell how Il happened
one Of his arms II badly burned and IL IL
surmised that bls lamp exploded a. he Was
passing through the enEiile room About
bali OF the iumosH Ia Fuller
laoes ward Was burned before
the hremfn. by hard work
got Il unueF control Several freight cars
were standing on the tracks in the ward,
and q. X. J. engine vac sent out 60 haul
then out They were moved Just iu lime
10 save them TIE engine working 80 near
the flames that the w0Od on the tender Was
sci on FIRE.
The Furniture conpanss loss is esti-
mated al $4,000. with about SO 900 insur-
amer. The company wAs OrgAnized iD Feb
ruary last with capital stock of 500 600. ~
which about one fourth IL paid in. Alfred
: Richards j. President. r. b. Holden
Vice President snc Cyrus 4 Perkins Secre-
iary and Treasurer
Fui er & Rioes loss is esiimeied al ~ 600
and j. fully insured
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07
ANOTHER BIG STRIKE.
The BrsksD,en % Tia. -'Sipsnoe' DO Out
L.r..n.cl. NJ Ll..- sirik.. snreadLnS-

The Brsksnsen of the -'>ipanoe" DO Out
Prospects Of tho strike Spreading.
CLEvELAND. oct 6.-Toiay was the day
set by the New York. peans flvania and
Ohio braxemen ani the officials of the road
for the final adjustment Of the differences
which have arisen concerning the rate of
pay and other matters on which they disa-
greed Word vas received this morning by
~up' Brien for the NipanOe' directors
iu New York that the Company would
not acceie 70 tho demands OF the
brakeuieu he met a delegation of
bgskemen az the shops and notified them OF
the decision OF the directors. They
decided to quit work at once. and abandoned
all freight trains on the ine of the road
rhe passenger trains will run as usual. rhe
b-akeuen are very close m)lthed As to
what ia to be done IN the matter Strong
hints are made that the strise may extend
to the entire Erie system. All freight Is
blocked
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07
WHISPERS FROM OUR WIRE.

The Republicans ofthe oh Massachusetts,
Congressional district last night nominated
Hon Frederick B. Fly. OF Dodham.
The Republicans Of the Tenth District in
this State nominated Henry u. Loud. of
Oscoda. Tor Congress by accaimation.
Thomas : Marlor Demo has posi-
invely declined TIE nomination for Con
gresham from the 81 Connecticut district
Mt PsrneN intends taking his mother
an3 sister 10 the south of France 20 spend
the Winter and sill probably visit Rome.
T.. II Brown. OK mayorof Milwaukee and
2 prominent politician, Tas nominated yes
terIsv for Congress from the Sixth Wiscon-
s.n District
The ministers of wsr. igs.ioe and marine
~ M8ili have resigned It is exr-t tel
thar ne cabinet vii be reorganized on a
mo-e democratic basis
A dispatch from s1fs savs that the Bal
rarisn General Scaswarsf. has been a.
rss ed "a suspicion Of harioz claniens'ine
relations with t4s Russian Genera. kau'
bsrs
Al explosion ~ giant Q0v5er occurred
Yesterday a. the Porter coal mines near
I Da-srz0. CN. one miner wss billed sod
fro ofners uoan1e3 The nine wss badly
shattered
r. is cfhcisliy announced that the ser
4 fences ei the oFaeers wha ed fhe I0te rev
against he Spsaish govern nent have been
connnfed 20 iupr sana1eut fr ffe .n lhs
Z Ni-sry Ffsor 10 Afrcs
The zerr-si convention II the Frisrrrs
4 Caerch opFrei rfh very irac-slre ra,
z--rs sprr. .res in 81 James Church ffs.s7,
a. lHf r ytserssr The s-terss-as
Ves very 'srEe Bishop Rese - sa50
. f.. e.--r.r tHt. 4.1.r.1ea -1.-.-.-..-.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07

BeBuV oct 8-rhe North German
F1-ees accuses the Poster LLOYD Of always
regarding Aus.ro-German alhaucs from the
standpoint ~ Al unconditional suhjsction
0f al other questions 70 the interests of
Hnnzarr The main security Tor The dur
sniH.r Af this alliance Is She expressions ri
friendship - between the two Empires as re-
presented in the persons Of fheir respective
s3vereizns England difficulty. the hs
rsf.s SAYS. In forming lasting alliance. =
attributed % the changes in her pariismen-
rsrv msis-ifies Whereas. Germany. who
offered sfeaaisst foreign policy. requires ss
security ftst her FAR relations b. informed
~ t1e VARYING news If the pubiic press OF
parliamentary mal7riuss.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07
HEaVf BURGLARY.
Chicago Crooks Blow the safe of a Loan
Association and Capture - 900.

Chicago Crooks BLOW the safe of a Loan
Association and Capture 5000.
CHicAeo. Oct. s--A daring and successful
robbery occurred at The rooms of the Ash
land Avenue Building AMI Loan Associa-
tion AZ the corner Of Ashland ave. and
Twsiftbst. early this morning, and the
thieves succeeded in taxing away from the
safe about $1,000 in money, bonds
stocks. mortgages etc. over 3 90 was m
cash. The Association held a mse'irg IN
their rooms. asst evening ami adjOurnei s0Ou'
in O'Clock. The treasurer collected the
g. otD from the members and deposited the
money In A large safe. This morning it
WAS discovered thar The safe had been
blown open and the con-
tents stolen Police and detectives
were notified and the latter found in the
alley s. ot0 worth Of the valuable papers.
The thieves however. escaped with 5000
u United States bonds and the g 0o0 in
money The bonds car be- negotiated 20
outside parties. The JOB vas undoubtedly
the work 0f experts
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07
BOA8D OF FOREIGN MISSIONS.
Proceedings Ne-terday-rhe Question oi
Fmtmre Probation DOOM ed to Defe AZ.

DEs MoISEs, Ia. Oct. 6.-Today's sessions
OF the American Boarn Of Foreign Missions
of the Congregational church were less
largely attended than the great meeting Of
last night, but the interest was unabated.
After the morning devotional exercises. f.
X Alden. Of Boston readi paper
ON the independence of home and foreign
missions" Chas IscOm. home missionary
for Nebraska, arose AMI made an eloquent
appeal in behalf of the hesthen, aud a
nunber of other speechss followed.
Secretary Kincaid, of New York.
gave short address embOdying the
statistical history of the Board.
The question of future probation. which It
was thought would disturb ihe harmony OF
the gathering. has not been raised. The
temper OF the convention is very much
against il and if it is raised il is doomed t.
defeat.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07

or the Miisni rsiroad vas dsraied here
this mor-inz ~ ar open switch. Two
cosches were overturned and the passen-
gers Tel shasen Bp. hut only one vas SER
r1siy 1inrei Ms Hohson of Paris ill.
vho vas seriously hart shout the back
The passs Myers we're principally soi.tiers en-
route tc E-'sflr i.l. CD attend ras rsunion
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07

Caao. Hieh. Oct. about iO o'clock
last uight the ieselry store OF Frank Dyer
wss robbed 0i Sis ia cash aud about 500
ai lexelry The parties thai did the work
are duzh Dsrr brother Of the proprietor
and a N Young. a taifor. Dyer Is only
d. years old The mru we're arrested a.
Nllsa aaf slsi ~ili De brought here tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07

at4 t.ta-.
IlBsass i-Lz, Mica.. Get. 8. Lass wees,
a. Ar Is ] 1a4ger seat into lhs sogds
si.er a s.ni of logs $40 Trees blee do~h
sss ss ths road knoekilg hiui do~n, from
sbel as reeeised severe bruises, aud one
ci eIs rAru . as allied
Air. + Fr4nklIn. q farmer near t1ls place,
ht4 f-sled 81. bushels Vi cats irOm eleven
acr.z O, sr0aad
hen- p A. Burlilsamc VII speak upon
llt political issues ot the Jay al tlis
plalt. tsii4y evening Oct 10.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07

CmcAGo, oct Cit is stated that tonight
the packers at the Union Stock Yards put
up notices that commencing Monday. oct.
II. they viii return 70 the ten-hour system.
There is much excitement among the EN-
ployes and a strike is certain. Il viii elect
over ten thousand men.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07

ftt-ltIt n y ~ -s.tI4 ttt.-l-
BAY CnY Mich. Oct SOL Saith Rus
sell allied ,he new opera House hers tonight
from PIC % dome. exceeding the Booth
h0use 5y several hundred. Russell received
= number of calls and Pa made great
hlr
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07

lsts4 a7isL.-i lAsir = 9i agFsa-s.-.k its
aris.sl plQpery. alll reser ta@ rea- estate
4aa sailiia4s a. S6a 758 s.. gsrs1osl prop
srie ta 5sI - IleF ffflaer report tiiat
4e trea's ~ cae i1-sitaf'-a arr iafReif ih
e4se-a ~ .~g yesrs sxg, AL 'asi ever t--i.s
is li 3 ar-s r-1ss saaps a. chs peA4teiill--t- +
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07

tt-..4tt T4 lss t---.ska stss-4-
DzrRor. Mich, Oct 6.-The fun force Of
the Lyon Brewing Company. consisting OF
twenty-five men struck at noon today be
cause OF the discharge Of IwO men for disc
Deslgg orders
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07

tt--4,tt 7a lst tt-t-s.4 -tt.A-s
LANsIx0. Oct. 6 The call for Thursday
and Friday is 7. 9. 10, IL. Il, Is, IA, l.. 10
20, n. -, y, -. 80. 81. l5, 32.