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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-14
Suncrior Caurt.

JUDGE BvRiiSGAaE.
People VS.. Alonzo Warner, embexzie-
ment and larceny; trial resumed.
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If you want very nice dinner for
Sunday of vegetables and fruit, call nj
ELLIOTT Il Co.'S,
No. l0l Monroe street.
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As the city water is very poor, order
q case of Mineral water at
ELLIOTT & Co.'S.
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As the city water is very poor, order
. case OF Mineral water at
ELrIoI-r a Co.'S.
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Miss Porter. Il, No. . Stocking street.
scarlet fever; Mrs. +. Emmons, 30, No.
go Fourth avenue, diphtheria.
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Ia re James W. Hawkins ". Mich
ran Centrai Railway company suit IN
trsspass on the case. BY order OF court
vsrdict of no cauee Of action judg-
ment for defendAn4 fer $3.50. Proceed
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II you want q very nice dinner for
Sunday Of vegetables and fruit, cali ~
ELLIOTT Il Co.'S,
No. l0l Monroe erect.
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Spring styles of dress goods just r,
ceived at r. J. Nichols.
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Grand lunch at Anderson's tonight.

Buy the best and purchase new
process Quick Meal gasoline stove;
large stock ut Vanderveen & Witman.
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Dinner pail free with every $500 sale
CRozIER Bros.
Is Canal Street.
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i ssds or GRANT ICE co. r ss'

For Fisher. Weber or Hazeltine
pianos in all styles and qualities call
upon Friedrich, the Canal street music
dealer.
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Grand lunch at Anderson's tonight.

For musical merchandise, musical
literature, instruction books, band out.
fits and all kinds of instruments call
upon Friedrich, the Canal street music
dealer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-14

Prof. Carhart will deliver the fifth
lecture in his present couree IN the
university extension course at the high
school tonight.
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Dinner pail free with every q. 90 sale
CROzIER Bros.
Is Canal Street.
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See the famous Fisher pianos al
Friedrich's, before buying. You will
do yourself great favor in so doing.
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Turkey for dinner At the Board Of Trade
restaurant today. Go and get square
meal.
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The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Grand Rapids Mutual
Building and Loan association, for the
election of directors ana the transac-
ton of such other business as may
come before them will be held OF the
office of the ASSOCIATION, room 43 Wild
dicomb building, on Monday, May Is,
at 1850 o'clock p. m.
+. o. CUTTER,
Secretary.
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Grand lunch at Anderson's tonight.
Dinner pail free with every $500 sale.
CRozIER Bros,
Is Canal Street.
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Dinner pail free with every 500 sale.
CRoziER Bios.
Is Canal Street.
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Grand lunch at Andcrson's tonight
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Grand lunch at Anderson's tonight

Several parties have already arranged
to 60 to Niagara Falls on the excursion
given under the auspices of the Press
club. June l. The fare for the round
trip is placed at So, tickets good to
return on any regular train within five
days.
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6pecfel Notice.
Bicycle and sporting goods depart
ment will be open every evening dur
ing the week except Tuesday and FRI
day during the bicycle season. Re.
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srtpLFy II BARCLAY,
No. Monroe street.
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Lily White Flour
Is made from the choicest wheat.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-11

on 'SartoriuS," by Mrs. Nelson, and one
on Julius Caesar III Spaiii." by Mrs.
Hiilman, was carried out. At the next
meeting, Dec. Il, papers will be rcad
by Mrs. Pinney ard Miss Fuller, and
poem will be rendered by Mrs. Straight.
The benefit OF the Twin City Banjo,
Mandolin and Guitar club Thursday
night at Standard hall was a SubStan-
tlal evidence OF the popularity Of the
club. The programme was attractive,
and all the members were heartily en-
cored. At the conclusion of the enter
tainment the floor was cleared for a
dance. in which about fifty couples
took part. The club flu finished the
music.
The ST. Paul Theosophical society is
making active preparations for the re-
ception Of the noted exponent of Esoteric
Buddhism, Mrs. Annie BeSant, who is
to lecture at Unity church next Thurs
day night. Mrs. Besant arrived from
London few days ago, and has begun
tour of this country, her lecture be-
ing The Evolution Of Man From the
Animal to the Divine"
The Dayton'S Bluff Euchre club met
with Mrs. Farwell. of Hoffman avenue,
last Tuesday evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Phillips took the progressive prizes, Mr..
and Mrs. Tracy the lone hands, Mr..
Hevener and Mrs. Allen Krieger the
consolation prizes.
Twin City Lodge. No. 20. It. M. A.,
holds its annual meeting at +. NJ. A.
! hall, Merriam Park, next Tuesday, Dec.
13. d. H.. Officers for ensuing year
will be elected. All members will please
attend.
West Side lodge, 1. O. o. E., give a
ball and dance in the league rooms on
the evening of Dec. 10. Preparations
have been completed for an enjoyable
evening.
The West Side Turnverin gave their
third ball of the season at Paul Martins
hall last evening. The programme
opened with an athletic ana gymnaStic
exhibition.
st. Paul Lodge No 43, Knights of
Pythias, give social and dance in the
West Side opera house on the evening
of Dec. Is.
Mrs. j. P. McGeehan, of Wabasha
| street, entertained ladies' euchre club,
| of which she is a member. Tuesday
| afternoon.
The Non Nobs Solum give the sec
| ond of their series OF dances at Central
| hall next Monday evening.
Mrs. SquireS gave luncheon Thurs
| day evening at the Town and Country
| club.
The Acorn club met Tuesday evening
| at 294 RondO street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-11
DAYTON's BLUFF.

Mr.. and Mrs. d. r. HeveIIer of East Sixth
street, celebrated the twentieth anniversary
of their wedding on Thursday evening by q
euchre party. They were the recipients of
many beautiful presents among which was
a china dinner set from the Dayton's Bluff
Euchre club. The following prizes were won :
Ladies' progressive Mrs. Farweil; gentle
mems progressive. George Freeman: ladies'
lone hand. Mrs DR.. Horst; gentlemens lone
hand, Mr. Barber; foot prizes, Mrs. Scheff-
man and Mr. Hoffman, Those present were
Mr. and Mrs. Andrews, Mr.. and Mrs. Barber.
Nh and Mrs. Farwell, Mr.. and Mrs Phillips
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Krieger Mr.. and Mrs. Dr.
Scheffman, Mr.. and Mrs. Middleton, MIR. ana
Mrs. Sherin, Mr. and Mrs. Tracy. Mr.. and Mrs
Benson, DR.. and Mrs. Horst. Mr.. and Mrs. 2.
j. Hevener, Mr.. and MIS-. Ladd, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs. Zimmerman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jameson. Mr.. and Mrs. Gu nby, Mr.. and
Mrs. BOnCe, Mir. and MIS-. FarWell, George
Freeman and daughter.
Tuesday evening Mrs Spindler of
Maple street. entertained a number of young
people at her home in honor of Miss Mary
Turner, who has again returned to the bluff
from short trip to Iowa. The evening was
spent i'll card playing and dancing. and light
refreshments were served. Those present
were the Misses Clara Granville, Grace
Bodle. Allie Hevener. Elsie Wickman, Martha
Liesman, Florence Krieger and Fannie FL
field; Messrs. Frank Krieger Robert Dee
bach, Frank Heyeuer, Edwin aPavte, James
Granville, Levi Barber and Sam Splndler.
Mrs Webster, of Farquier street gave q de-
lightful euchre party on Thursday evening
at her home. After the games ceased dainty
lunch was served. Six prizes were awarded.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs. DER
maine Mr.. and Mrs. Brookins. Mr. and Mrs
Densmore, Mr.. and Mrs. Gregory, Mr.. and
Mrs. Owens, Mr.. and Mrs. Grant, MI. and Mrs.
Hamph, Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sharp, Mr.. an Mrs. Viers and William
Starkey.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the East Presby-
terrain Church will sell all Kinds of fancy
cooking on Saturday afternoons during the
month of December at The Andrew Schocn
Grocery company's store OH East Seventh
street.
given Friday evening by the young ladies of
the bluff at the home of Miss Georgia Mid
dleton. OF Bates avenue. The house was
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-11
to the bluff after an absence of about two

to the bluff after an absence of about two
m onths.
The Braden lodge of the Bluff will give a
public installation and entertainment TO their
friends next Thursday evening at the hail on
East Seventh street. The programme will
consist of musical and liz ecary selections
Mr. Nelson, of Sand Greek, is the guest OF
his sister, Miss Anna Nelson. of East Third
street.
Miss Lydia Rollins. of Jackson street. Wis.,
tied Miss Nelson, of Hastings avenue, on
Friday.
A number of young gentlemen. of the
Bluff, enjoyed sleigh ride Wednesday even
ing.
Mrs. NJ. c. Loomis, of East Fourth street,
spent Friday with friends on The other hill.
Mrs. SEEKER, of Phalen avenue. spent the
day Thursday with friends on Iglehart street.
Mrs. Wood. of ST. Louis, is visiting her
daughter. Mrs DR.. Amoss. of Cherry street.
Master Willie Mccall, of Hudson avenue,
has returned from short visit to ST. Cloud.
N Miss Eta and VERNE Scorah of the West
side, spent last Sunday with Bluff friends.
y Miss Locke, of Farquer street, left Tues
fday for her home at Zumbrota, Mimi.
y Mrs H. G. Boyeson. of Aurora avenue, spent
Thesday with friends on the Bluff.
Mrs. Perkins, of Reaney street, is enter
tanning friends from Saltwater.
George Sherin returned Thursday from
six weeks trip in the East
Miss May Gage visited friends Oh the Blu #
during the week
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-11
PEOPLE ONE KNOWS.

A distinguished visitor to the city during
the past week was Prof FL. II. Boyesou, who
came on from New York city at the invita-
ton of the Normannd Society of Minneapo
lis TO deliver several lectures before them,
and was the guest of MIR. and Mrs A Il
Boyesen, of Harrington avenue. ST. Paul
people, who have long been MIR. Boyesen' S
friends, through his writings, fastened to
meet him i'll social way. There was q
lunch i'll his honor at the Minnesota club,
and another at the Town and Country club,
and Mrs. Severance gave a reception for
him on Thursday evening. After his lecture
in Minneapolis on Friday evening he was
given large reception by the prominent so
ciety people O Minneapolis.
While Prof. Mclean was touring throus b
Europe, Mrs. Sue NJ. ID. Fry occupied his
chair at the state university At the opening
and Mrs. Fry has joined her husband. who is
pastor of AsDury NJ Z. church. They are
living at 1876 Ross street, next the church.
Among those who registered their names
at the Spaulding. Duluth, last Friday, were
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Stevens, of Boston; Mr..
and Mrs. U. l.. Lamprey. Miss Ella namprey,
Master John Lamprey and Henry G. Jones,
all of st. Paul. .
MIR and Mrs. L. K. Hodson and daughter,
Hildred, who were visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
j. T. Hodson, 342 East Tenth street. returned
Tuesday evening to their home at Atlanta,
Ga. accompanied by Mrs. j. Il. HodSon.
Miss Blanche Bohrer of Dayton avenue.
has gone 10 Virginia to spend the winter, ana
to attend school.
Mr. and Mrs s. Fl. Dyer have removedsto
their new residence, 75S Osceola avenue, near
Grotto street.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Morris. of Milwau-
kee. are the guests of Col. and Mrs. D. A.
Robertson
In the early part of the week Mrs. James
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-11
ST. ANTHONY PARK.

Th G ladies of the Congregational church
will hold Christmas sale of fancy articles
and candies at the church this week. Friday.
the 10th. Miss Chapman. from Schuneman
d Evans, will give an exhibition i'll cake
baking. Mr.. Moulton, most pleasing ven
triloquist, will give all excellent programme
in the evening.
Br. Sumantrao Vishu KarmarKer. a high
caste Brahnsir of Bombay. India, will speak
Ill the Congregational chapel Monday even
ing at 8 O'Clock. Mr.. and Mrs. Karmarker
will also address womens meeting at
o'clock p. IN. All are cordially invited to at
tend.
The annual meeting of the Congregational
church society was held last Wednesday
evening The reports OF the treasurer and
ton. The treasurer. Mr. Marsh, was re-
elected, as was also Mr. Bruce trustee.
The reception rendered Mrs Wilkes Friday
evening at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Moffett, though an informal affair, was
largely attended and most enjoyable even
ing was passed. Mrs. Wilkes occupies the
pulpit in Central hail during December.
At a meeting of Park citizens held at the
Park company's office the matter OF gro-
Gerry store i'll the Churchill block was dis
cussed and a committee appointed TO wait on
Michaud Bros. aud request them TO establish
mid way branch here at the Park.
The skating party last Tuesday evening,
given b. the ladies' society, proved such Il
success that the ladies have decided to give
others every full moon-weather and Ice per
hitting. Novel features will vary tn 'sSatin
The st. Matthews guild gave the third
dance of their winter series in Churchill hal
Friday evening 1t was largely attended
and the guilds usual fine programme ell
joyed by all.
The Friday club (nee Ladies' Reading cir
cle) were entertained last week by Mrs. b. V.
Pratt. The next will be held Saturday, Dec
II, at the residence of Mrs. Erwin.
Miss Weed desires to express heartfelt
thanks for the sympathy shown and the
many kindnesses done by her friends during
her recent bereavement.
The pupils of Stryker seminary will give
another of their enjoyable must Gales Mon
day. Dec. 10. Ali are cordially invited to
attend.
Rev. and Mrs. Chandler returned home
Thursday morning from Northfleld. where
they had beenvsiting friends for Il few days
Rev. j. Ii. Chandler preached at Northfield
last Sunday in exchange with Rev. Connolly.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-11

i IIe season. among whom were Mr.. and Mrs.
hobart W. Stevens. of Boston, who are now
Ell route for home.
Mrs. Horace Austin and daughter. Miss
8aeien, OF Exchange street, left this week for
New York. where they went to attend the
Austin Hamln wedding
:, Miss Ada Henry. of Bates avenue. who for
the past two months has been. at Wellesley
coiiege, is expected home to spend the holt
Gays IN the near future
Miss Mary Bass of Summit avenue. returned
nome the first of the week from Kemper Hall
where she went to spend THANKSGIVING with
her many friends
c. d. Velie and party of Mobile, ILL.,, have
Deen in town for a few days.
C. H. Klinefelter, of Dickinson, N. D., is
registered at the sherman
Capt. ". ". Price is home from a trip of
several weeks to the East.
w. H. Spirer, of Detroit, was registered at
the Merchants yesterday
Mrs. d. Kelly, of st. Cloud, is visiting
friends on the West SIDE
Mrs. ID. Kent, of ST. Cloud is visiting
friends OH the West side
l.. b. Smith, of Summit avenue left
wednesday for Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Dana are home
from their wedding trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gilbert are occupying
Howard Elmer's house.
The Misses Timberlake were in Chicago
few days this week.
Westcott Price returned from the East
Thursday morning.
L. E. White. of Cloquet was at the Mer-
chants yesterday.
Miss Thurston visited with friends at Man.
katO Thursday
II. W. Miller, of Hinckley. was a: the Sher
man yesterday
F. W. M Cutcheon has gone to Milwaukee
for few days.
Mrs. Wallace has returned to her home in
Grand Forks.
L. C. Dillman leaves for Spokane tomor-
row evening.
0. c. Wetherby has gone West on bust
ness trip.
Allan Bell, of Winona is guest at the
| Sherman.
Mrs. r. Dockray is home from visit in
Michigan.
j. B. Long. of Sycamore. is at the Mer-
chants.
Miss Sanborn is now ut Colorado Springs.
Miss Wheelock is home from the East.
Frank Ishman has gone East.
Paul Martin is in the East.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-11
m General

thorne will make an address, taking for
his subject why Am Bachelor.p
The ladies of the Woodlawp, Rark
Baptist church will hold dolls fair in
one of the booths in Lowry arcade, where
homemade candy can be bought, Dec.
10 and 20. oo
This evening the Ladies' Aid Society
of the East PRESBYTERIAN Church will
have sale of fancy homemade cookery
at Andrew Schoch's store on East Sew
enth street.
Mrs. DR.. c. f. Teller. of Lafayette
avenue, entertained the F. f. g. club
last Monday evening.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-11-19
Thank sgiying Pre- ,ara'ion~

A good dinner is one Of the things we
generally have reason 10 be thankful for,
and although nksgiving Day means .
deal OF work for the ordinary holIsr-
keeper, she is happy with It all it she is
making others happy. II Ste has planned
so that the greater share Of the work can
be done the dav before Thanksgiving.
size as well rs herfconpany will be saved
from much uneasipcss. Mlncc pies nay
be baked a week before aud are really
better for having stood 4 few davs
Pumpkin pies are jIst good II bakc,l
the day before they are needed. Chicken
pie NAV also bc bak-d the day before
and warmed over for dinler>~sTnerc are
many little things that. taken Sc, aratclv.
! do not consume tnuca time bat alto getacr
/ repay one for attending = them the lay
or evening before. Frli. may be al
| prepared ready To be put oa the ta'ie
and set in I handy placc- Eegeiaolet
mag be washed and put IN . c5o' place
over night. Dishes that are only use!
for company occasions should b. III ready
and in conveniea: place. An extra
table in the kitchen 3. sucE 'in.es = 4
, great help. generally brlug mg S.aad;
cutting table into use | used - tsliab
] =. o,.st.a s- az, m Exe .bte - sratt f,-.gtu )
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-11-19
A GRAND PRIZE.
Bible Competition
Two Thousand Dollars in
Prizes will be Equitably
Distributed.
rfNb ouE pIh

Fsr several ycars past compe It .Ons Of
~ instructive order have been Offered by
- .utatle buenes, houses and mannfac
,urer, IN England with the Object Of
increasing 'Atir sales and interesting
taen ~ toners IN their respective
COD These conttst-. on account Of
III u4g STONED firnc.s dlsplayed 10
e5udue ine thcm, have Interested the
best people of Great Britain. believing
that competition. offered by manu-
ltnt4rnr epuccfn eitCn a ours, and con-
dalteI IN the same honorable manner,
voud excite universal interest among
r!a infr,lig nj people pf te njted
~fata- ant mad /, onr company have
t.eridcd 70 o.lci a pr,zc competition III
which. our fir>' effort will be to make-it
T.5i4 tofr lod iwpuTftni The inte..
iion ; l. satisfy every ore entering this
Z mpc .it.pn that they have been duly
crrdi'ct with tIc position which their
effort. hayc earned for them. We are
ire that tals class Of a priZ: cor test
Viii rccelya the approval Of parents and
al tho having the i Struction Of the
lan4 II h.alt The prtzcs TO be
w wui~d IN this competition viii Consi t
clur.Ig ot rrticlts Of ,ufjrtcm raIur to be
apprccla 81 hY every person receiving
oac ~ II f r. reward FOR the efforts put
forth by tlciu. Cur intention Is TO
divide the IN ountsto be given away q
priles, varying IN value rom eight doll
lars TO o.c hundred coll rs each, aud
So enter iljo an hoDpr"bjr oyrrrmrIt
"l'h tp,s. cnI'rlrg TIL mpctI,i"n to
distubut fairly I,co 7hous"~i Nv}lors
~ prizce
>luo.of PKIzr. Ten Of The lead :
ine minl,t Of our city will be invited
prlIt~.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-11-19
Treatment OF t7f1cne.

Taerc are .inple remedies tor most
o,n'noat disorders requiring no skilled
attention, aud even experts are ofetn
wiling to gisc awag cures that anyboiy
caa manage No donbf many people
haze tnanhel the mau who Published
w.taQn, p.tea, .i.is easy relief for the
ear he:
=. an afraid nave greatly in.er'ere-l
NTH ny own practice" sail eele-
Dratcl artist, ''o: sivia, The following
adv e to many Of ny iriends
.'it the frs. symptoms % caracae let
the ,.atien. lie On the be with the pain
~! ear upp-rmoss Foll thick towel
atd tuck it around the neck, then WITH
a te..stcsoc fill the ear wiEn warm water.
..CoatioIe dong tbs fo- Elf,een Of
| ,xeatT minute The water sill tll the
| oridce and fox over on the towel.
Af,errard .ura o.es tie head. let the
wa.e. run out aad plug ,ne saf >"i'a
warm glycerine aad cos,oa-
This may DC done every hour aats'
-e1ies il obtained. /. is ~ alnos.1n-
. variable cure and has saved maay cases
Of acute inflammation. The Yates
Should De quite warm but rot TOO ao..
-Lsndon It'd pA'.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-11-19
AFakir travelling as FREIGHT.

The practice OF binding seligious per-
soas still exists in lndia. An incident
occurred recently at Meerdt. A fakir.
wearing nearly five mauuds 400 pounds)
q IRON chains and bands on him, re-
Gently lett the cantonment station. The
railway authorities declined TO allow him
% trlye = ; passenger, but sent him as
freight by mt il spite Of his argu-
meat that native women were never
charged for their anklets and bangles.
TIE iron absorbed the heat so much that
the mAa nai to he lneessantly sprinkled
w-th water He is m old man and
nearly iiei AZ tue station. Allahabad
Gin la Pioneer.