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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-12-07
TIE STATE DEBT.

RansaS Has Small state But large
Eiuaicipal I"debtcdness-The State Debt
Mostly held By state institutions.
The biennial report of the state treas
urer just issued shows the amount of
state bonds outstanding to be only
SS01, 900. The total municipal indebt-
edness is S37, SIT, ,755. Wyandotte coun-
ty leads with total debt of S2,624, ,654.
Leavenworth county is next with ST.
S23, SIG, while Atchison and Scdgwic.1
counties have the same amount-S1,-
11T,000.
STATE BONDED DEBT.
Kansas bonds outstanding are as fol-
lows:
For public improvements, act Of Fcbru-
ary "a 1851 due L s5 1900
To provide for the issue ard negotiations
OF bonds to aid il tha roa s;ructioa of
the pe1ftentiary, act Of February 81.
1867, due 1s97........ ........... ...... 10000
TO provide fer issuance and sale OF
bonds to all in completing east wing
OF capitol, &c: Of February ID, iS;7..... 49, 0c
To aid in the construction of the insane
asylum, act OF March J. Isst due 1898 a,,OSo
TO provide fer issuance AMI sale OF
bonds 10 aid N COMPLETING east wing
OF cAp!o!, aet OF Mlrch }, l,63, due
1928 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1900
Mc provide for the Issue of bands for The
due lsos ............................. 500
To compete the east wing OF tn, stlte
house, act OF March ), 1859, due i599... 1000
For military contingent fund, act OF
February 25, ls)a due 1879 ..... 5000
Fer relief Of destitute people on the
frontier, act OF September 81, 1874, due
ls9i...-.. ............................ 1900
For relief CT destitute people or the
frontier, actof September 81 1874, due
1884 Observation-Disclosures. 800
Providing for the Issuance and sale OF
bonds OF the state of Kansas for the
purpose OF defraying the indebtedness
Of the state incurred in repelling In
dian invasion during the year 1874, and
month OF January, 1875" approved
March 6, 1873. consolidated into one
bond, due 1898. ......................... $500
Funding other bonds state of Kansas, act
OF March 3, 1887. due 1908. 8..... 1900
Funding other bonds state of Kansas act
of March 3, 1887, due 1909. ......... 5000
Total. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50, 900
OF the total bonded indebtedness of
the state, the state university fund
owns $4,000, the permanent school fund
1886, 900, making the total amount of
state bonds owned by the several state
funds s545, ,000-leaving the total amount
of bonds owned, outside the state funds,
1856, 900.
MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS.
The total municipal Indebtedness of
the counties, including county bonds
and warrants, township bonds and
warrants, school district bonds and
orders, city bonds and warrants, is as
follows:
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BANK ROBBERY.
The T.Ral< at liberty, .Eo., Re bhed By
tiUrClars-Ihe Robbers Escape With
StOies' feam.

Th2 I.s1lS at Ibc;iy, 40, Re bhej BY
tiurClars-Ghs Robbers Escape with a
StOieS lfcSu.
LlEERFT, no. New. 2S.--The First
National bank Of this city was burglar
ized about 5 o'clock yesterday mcraiDg,
aud acuor ing - the best information
o1teialGle ,arGe amount was stolen.
The burglars Effected an entrances in
the b se;neut Of the building and came
up a back stairway Tie doors were
opened 10y skeleton keys. The door OF
the vaui: was BLOWN open with dyna-
mite
The outer door of the safe was blown
OF by dynamite and literally smashed
70 pieces It was secured by a time
lock. Inside the safe was a reserve
vault with a combination lock which
was rot opened, although fuse and
dynamite had been inserted in It for
that purpose
The explosion made two big holes in
the floor OF the vault and only lacked a
few inches OF making a hole clear
through the~6orth wall Bonds, bills
and drafts were burned and scattered
all over the vault and Office.
The last statement of the bank
showed cash on hand of about s.. sos
A large lot of the finest kind of bur-
glars tools were left in the bank, indi-
eating that they had left in a hurry.
After leaving the bank, the burglars
went to the barn of Joseph Field. in
the west part of town, took his two
horses and four-scated carriage and
drove very rapidly west toward Kansas
City. The carriage was heard crossing
the bridge across Big Shoal creek. five
miles west of town. about a. N
Leonard logan and the owner of the
carriage, unaware Of the burglary,
started in pursuit early in the morning.
being able to track them on account of
the rain. The team was found few
yards west of the Chicago, MiIwaukee
& St Paul railroad bridge, near Ran
doIph One Of the horses was in an
exhapstsa condition, which probably
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Cardinal Iay!xeris oead.

AIGIERs, Nov. 2s.-Cardinal Martial
Allemaud- La viGeric, archbishop of
Carthage and AigiSrs, died here at
o'clock this morning.
Cardinal Lavigeric was one of the
most proiniuent of Catholic ciiu7chmen
and had been mentioaed asN the
probable successor Of Pope Lao. In
the spring Of 1901 tse Independent
BeiGa, Of I>rassels. declared that It had
positive information that the pontiT d.
sired thai Car,lirai Lav;geaie should Ee
selected as his successor ard had init
mated as much to the corsistory held
just previous to the publication.
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THE OHIO ELEcTlo..

How tie iustrai.al Ballot system WORKED
iFs = SlSsa CoHtest-A LIyfsioa OF Elect
crS-
CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 27.-It now APP
Tears as though Ohio may have intend
81 to have gone for Cleveland by a
slight margin Last night the state
statisticians in Columbus completed
their election count upon indi-
vidual presidential electors. Il
shows that Lorenzo D. yickers,
the republican elector for the
Eleventh district, Is defeated by James
Seward. whoss name sppsaFs 6rss oa
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NO %

the list of democratic electors seward
$50. 1t is thought the reason why
Seward obtained 50 many more votes
than his democratic fellow electors lies
in the Australian plan of balloting in
rse in Ohio.
/ To vote q straight democratic ticket
under this plan formerly was neces sary
only to place cross opposite the name,
democratic ticket" at the head of tue
list of candidates. This year owing to
the tendency OF voters to drop down
one line in their marking AMI desig-
nate the name of the first can
didate. thus erroncously voting for
him, the law was amended 10 6i-
rect that the crosses for straight ticket
must be placed in circles printed for
that purpose at the top Of the ballots
1t was feared from the first that many
would neglect to comply with the new
regula ton and would place Their, marks
at the side cf the ticket at the
! top, thinking to vote it straight
Stewards election is taken as evil
depce that this error was made by
many voters in Ohio. It is argued that
the cross was placed beside his name
by many who supposed that thereby
they were voting tic straight demo-
cratic ticket, whereas they were vot;2g
only for him. If this be the fat,
though itNcan never be proved, enough
voters in Ohio desired tovote for Grover
I Cleveland and to carry the state by the
plurality that Seward got.
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PIFTsBUECH, Pa. IToy. 25.-Tho trial
Of Sylvester CritchIow, charged with
murder IN connection with the Home
stead riot, was brought to close last
evening bg the jary bringing ii ver-
dict OF acquittal. Owing to the hour
ct which court convened there were
not many persons present when the
jury fled in The prisoner WIS not re-
leased. he having yet to answer the
charge Of riot
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-..aiiss TwiIling,, said Mr.. callou

Mss Twiiling, , said Mr.. Galloway,
sgianeing down at his polished boots
with self-satisfcd air, don't you like
70 see man always looking as If he
had stepped out of bandbox. his
clothes nicely brushed, and everything
about him indicating refinement"
Yes. Mr.. Galloway. doyr replied Miss
Twiiling, glanciug nt hIm significantly.
Il Ike TO see snch man as you have
described shout once year, Ciothier
ead Eprnisher,
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There was quite sensation near
Ampvior and Almonte, Ont, over the
discovery on farm of a stone with a
masonic inscription and date on it. It
has surface three feet square, faced
very smoothly, and square and COM
pass chiscled in the rock with large
&C. in the center. Two hands, three
initial letters and the date 1904 were
also carved on the stone. It has been
Identified with Champlaisl. who passed
through that country in 1903.
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The Mas.achusetts t;oyernor.,.in

BosTos. Nov. %. The count at the
state house shows that Gov. Russell is
reelected by plurality of 1905. The
plurality of Roger Wolcott, republican.
for lieuteHant-governor over James b.
Carroll. democrat. Is 8. 9.QG2
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caused the robbers to ABANDON the
team. The men could not be found,
and either crossed to the Jackson coun-
ty side or are hiding in the brush
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-12-07

DR.. Kopp, prince bishop of Breslau.
and DR.. Krementz, archbishop of Co
lofne, have been raised to the cardinal.
ate.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-12-07
ErD IN ~
kk-E ~ - -

fHRISrtAN.-Rcgular services. each alter
~ nate sunday ~ i u. II. and p. IN. sun.
day school every Sunday ut 10 n M. Pray
ermeeting Wednesday ~ r. n
J.C. iRyIN. Pastor.
NTETHoDIST L.-servIccsevery
lSA Sunday at 200 a. m. and 80 H. rn. Sun
day school every sunday az i0 a IN Pr, v,lt.
fnectinA every Thursday evening at i.3a.
Strangers invited. J. N. ARCEER, Pastor.
OREsDyTERIAN.-se N.-serviceseverysunia NJ
,. II :. IN. and 80 p. N. Sunday Stalou. al
10 n. IN.
CtATHOLIC CHU3CH Services once every
~ month in the GouiCiic bNiicing on North
Main street. RBV. y HANK, Pastor
nERNAN BAPTIST BRETaRaN--E Eola reg.
~ ular services at Mingoaa, Barber county.
tdo second and fourth sundays IN each month
At Forrest school house on tho second Sy1iiaaV :
gadar Creek school house on the tbirdSilsn,
BY Elders Shamberger, Smith and Neher.
ct. MARKS MISSION. SUNDAY School at
~ S;J0 oclocS on every Sunday afternoon in
me u. a. X. hail. Children please come.
PAPTISr.-Preacnlng lstandGrd sundayli 4 n.
- M. ana 1T $500 p. m, every SEudSy sun
cay Scnooi at 10 . clock. m. prRyer fnaetfno
Nednesdny evening OF each week. Rev w
Gaia. Pastor, Residence on Cor. Lincoln Ave.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

rtr7IprNT....... CEH5asriS TIAERIsOa
Unitrd states senators .........f w Perkins
OF huu~'ts, ( " 4 poifrr
A"'iuhcr rf CONGRESS. 1flt DiI Jerry Situp-On
gu12c OF 2ith Judi"ni D'Ct..... 80. ". Mckay
Stnte ~curtpr, 3sth EisOi,t. Chester I. Long
Representative, 10th Di5triCt.....F. ~. fiickOx
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-12-07

DeIPuA LODGE, No. 40, X. of p, meets ON
Monds y evening of each week, at the X. of Z.
mail. i. sitting knights in good standing invi-
ted To att I'D J. NJ. LAHEY, Z. Z.
A. Nj. 10. 7CHIN, X. of r. & ).
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Medicine lodge cEcors.
State 0Teer7.

Licutcrlu;-t;oN "fiiur. r........ ........A :. F"i;
s'''tta't "i .>'ti" ........ .-..... NJ m. higgins
stni" tr-asnr"r. ....... .-.....J. ". Hamilton
Attucucg-i. "vcrll ll................. =. - ivCs
S'"to Auditor ..... ........-...... Q. "a. EuvCy
S.sig experimentation. coo. ....GcO. -. WlIa:!s
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-12-07

n Il q LORRAINE CHAPTER, No. 50.
W. Lis Ns Regular Communications, first
Rnd third Monday evenings in each month.
Mrs. FRANCIS ELLIS, ". VI,
MAMIE V. O'DkYAN, Sec.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-12-07

A, y, u, W y aoe,s u AMI AMI ri, f,iaHy
uiSht H. 81. SNLRLrY, II. ".
}. ". SISGER, Recorder.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-12-07

IN K ? rLDE5Gno POST, No. l'i. ne! meet. I,
lot The court pouse n Observation-Disclosures I'll =. ~
An comrades ordiaily iHTitet.
~. WftLI.HS Post CommardCr
JOINS W. / SPEI;N-NS, ! o5tstatt.
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SoOIETIES.

a A. L. s. a. NJ, Delta Lodge No. =
IN - Regular communications, first and
W ~ third Saturday evenings in each
4" month. All afiiliHting aud non-Rihl
ating masons In good standing, cordially in.
vited to attend II. ~ BURNETT, W. NJ.
l. w. STOUT, Secretary.
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NAOMI No. .67. .REBECCA DEGREE.Lo OF.
Meets the "a and 4th " cd. nights, each month.
Mi;S 1; VI. Ai.LlN, y. &,
.ElEs. AU1. SCNIpT, Seey.
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To Cedar Rapids, Iowa, account Of
German Baptist Conference May Goth
10 June 9Th at one fare for the round
trip. good returning until Juno 30th,
1872.
10 Helena, Mont, Juno. 7th to 18th at
ono fare for the round trip, good 70.
turning until July It'll; account OF the
Supreme Lodge A. o. U. W.. sfup4i
To Washington City Sept. Is to 10th,
at very low round trip ratios; account
Of tho National Encampment Of tho G.,
A. r., good returning until October
10th.
To Minneapolis, Mimi, juno 81 10
9Th, at one faro for the round trip, good
returning until June 30th; account Of
the Republican National Convention.
10 Chicago, June 10th to Goth. Mt one
faro for the round trip, good returning
until July Sth; account OF tho Demo-
cratic National Convention. S1.ns
10 Saratoga Springs, n. Y, July 5tl,
to l4th, Mt INC fare for tho round trip,
plus $500. good returning July 10th ::
account OF tho National Educationa! AS
sociation.y
10 New York. July 9TH to It'll, at one
fare for the round trip; account OF the
Christian Endeavor United Society.
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Tho renders OF the Commercial will
be pleased to learn that there is at least
ono dreaded disease that science has
boon able 10 cure in all its stages, and
TINT is catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is
the only positive euro now known to tho
medical fraternity. Catarrh being q
constitutional disease, requires a consti.
tutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure Is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system, thereby destroying tho
ioundation OF tho disease, and giving
tho patient strength by building up The
constitution and assisting nature liz do.
ing It's work. Tho proprie,ors have 80
much inith in Its curative powers that
they offer Ono Hundred Dollars for any
caso that 1t fails to euro. Send for list
OF Testimonials. Address,
~. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O.
EFT'sold by Druggists, 75c.
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Merit Wins,

We desire to say to9our citizens that
for years we have been selling DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Dr..
Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica
salvo and Electric Bitters, and have
never handled remedies that sell as we'll
or that have given such universal salts
faction. We do not hesitate 10 guaran-
tee them every time, and we stand ready
to refund the purchase price il satisiac-
tory results do not follow their use.
These remedies have Won their great
popularity purely on their merits. To-
gan Drug Co., Druggists. H. L.,
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Mammalian Cured In TbroD Dnys.

Miss Grace Littlcjolln is a little girl,
ngcd eleven years, residing in I}alti-
moro, Ohio. Read what she says. II
waa troubled with rheumatism Tor two
years, but could got nothing to do nc
any good. ! was 80 helpless that | had
to be carried like n babo when ! was
advised to get II bottle OF Chnmbcrluin's
Pain Balm. got It from our druggist.
Mr.. J. A. kumbler, and in three dnys /
was up and walking around. ! hayo
not felt any return Of /. since and nv
limbs arc Nc Timber NJ they ovor ware.h
80 cent bottles for sale By druggists.
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sHArr.
Southern Veterans Uatsil a Monument I
------- 4 -----H -----A ~ lIIia -----------

Southern Veterans Uatsili a Monument to
Gen. a. II, uilL
RIcnaoSp,V VA, May So.--While. tho
Grand Army veterans were decorating
the graves Of their fallen comrades TO.
day, Confederate veterans assembled
hero to witness tho unwilling Of II mon.
ument to General Ambrose Powell I'LL,
who met death while his mon were 70.
treating.
The fund for tho erection Of tho mon.
ument was raised by Con. Henry Ile,li,
Colonel VIII. Palmer md other officers
who served under GenerarIlill. Tho
ceremony was, witnessed by q largo as.
scmblage, among whom were the widow
andtwo daughters OF tho general. Tho
grafton was delivered by Gen. James a.
Walker.
Tho first important command hold by,
General Hill was tho First brigade, en-.
bracing the First, Eleventh, Seven.
tccnth and Twonty-fourth Virginia
regiments. 1t received Its baptism Of
fro ut Dlackburn's Ford, July is, 1861,
undcr the lend Of Longstrcet, General
Hill assumed command OF tho First
brigade in tho fall Of 1851, and COM
manded 1t at tho bloody battle OF vii
liamsbiirg on May 8, 1862. Soon aftor
lo was promoted TO major general.
After tho battle OF Charlottesville the
Third Army corps was formed and by
common consent no was made licutcn-
ant general md the coadjutor Of jack
son and Longstroct.
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NEw YonK, May 20.-Thc MrulFs
london cable says: at is stated that u
n%obleman, presumably tho Earl of
Ionsdale, has made an offer OF $1,000
for n match between the winners OF the
Slavin.JNckson fight and tho Sullivan
Corbctt fight, exclusive Of any other
moneys that may be put up by clubs or
hackers. on condition that the fight
takes place in Europe. Tho offer is
mainly directed at Sullivan, whom it
ought 10 stimulate to supreme efforts"
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THE vocal organs are strength
cncd by the use OF Ayers Cherry Poe
toral. C~lergymen, lawyers, singers, ac-
tors, and public speakers find this
preparation tho most effective remedy
Tor irritation and weakness Of tho
throat and lungs, and for all affections
OF the vocal organs. paw
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ALLEGHENY, Pa, Nov. q, 1897.
have been In tho drug business for tho D st
fifteen years Silver Ago Whisky has never been
questioned as 10 purity. and always recon-.
mended by tho medical profession.
7. \. FL.ecH, Druggist.
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TO Nc

1t 10 part OF the Democratic plan 10
chnllongc tho votc Of every Iscpubii.
cnn WIN hns not boon nsscSscd under
Don't let them find you inprcparcd,
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Nor. tho JJ~Olo'ring opinions OF leading riiysi-
CLANS and HOSPITALS as to the merit OF $40
SILVER AGE liYE

ALLEGHENY UrNERAL HOSPITAL.
MAX Klein's Silver Age Whisky has been used
exclusively In this institution for medicinal pur.
poses With good results r. X. TfLDESLEY,
Superintendent r
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PRICES:

AS low rs any house can afford to sell tho quality of goods I keep,
Gratifying TO know that all cases where We have had an opportu-
nifty OF comparing our goods with samples from the large retail houses
inNew York, our goods have been taken in preference. We arc al
ways glad to have samples brought in for comparison,
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a Schuylkill county (Pa.) ma has
cut three sets Of teeth and is gctting out
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"You beat him pretty badly in that
race said one giraffe TO another. II
should say did. Iwon by 4 neck
HushingiOr Star.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-12

steady at Is01Ac under yesterday; May. $50
55s4c. closing at SIC; June, 5OLqo5lSsc, clos.
ing at 504c; July, 4lAD50isc, closing ~
sS4c; August 49A@50c, closing at 40Hc;
September, 49A@5jc, closing at Use. Oats
Receipts 1900 bu; exports, 3i,s6) bui sales,
lower, moderately active; options fairly
active. weaker; May. 316035l2c, closing at zoe;
June, 3ls.60]jLe, closing at 3Is4c: July, 3i%
@3ll2c, closing at S4sic; August, 34l2Gai a4c,
closing at 3il2c; September, 3 S4@34c, closing
at 33s4c; spot No. white, soc: mixed Western
5505ie; white Western. 35l9Gl4@e Hay steady,
quiet Hops easy, quiet. Coffee Options
opened barely steady, 10 10 10 points down;
closed barely steady, to Is down; sales,
$500 bags, including; May, 1l.S0@l2; June,
1l60@llL65c; July. 1l.500ll Csc; september.
1I.f50ll.6ie; October l1.5161l1 .6Oe: Decem-
Der, 1I.5 -@ll.6ac; spot Rio active, steady; NO;
Z, 1.I2c. Sugar-Raw dull, steady; refined
dup, barely steady Molasses-F Foreign quiet,
easier; 5O-test i1@ilAc: New Orleans dull;
steady Rice firm. good demand. Cottonseed
oil Quiet, steady; crude, GQ13Oc; yellow, 3lts
D32e. Tallow quiet, steady; city ~
ages free), 1l-l5@i l5-l6c. Rosin
steady, Quiet: strained. common 10 good,
81, 4lGo14 7l9. Turpentne dull, lower, 52l2@
3-S4c. Eggs quiet, easy; Western l5S4c; re-
cepts. S.525 pkgs. Hides quiet dull. Pork
quiet; old mess, SlD9.5o; new mess, Si090
II; extra prime, $40. Cut meats firm. Middles
quiet Lard easy, dull; Western steam closed
at S. spy; option sales, 800 ties; May, So 40
bid; July, S. 59n660. closing at 5000 asked;
August, $685. September, S6.72; Butter
Fair demand; fine dairy, 12@1l4c fine cream
erv. 15@l2lc; fine factory, lIG1l3c; Elgin. gle.
Cheese nominal rather easy: part SKINS, 3l2
699I2c. Pig iron steady; American, Sl4.15
easy: domestic, 81 92l2@4, 27I2. Tin strong;
straits 800 651o) 10