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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-10-28

Nr. Oscar Duroche, en- coupant DIES
cannes sur l'habitation Orange Grove
lundl dernier, s'est Acknowledgement
coupe lie bras pres du poignet gauche,
coupant aussi Iartere. Heureuse-
ment Mr.. j. Meyer, l'assistant eco
nome, cut Ia presence d'esprit de lui
attacher le bras au-dessus de la cou-
pare pour arreter Ia perte du sang,
sans quot il serait mort au bout de
son sang avant larrivee du medecin.
Ii est aujourd'hm hors de danger.
lie DR.. I. Stark est celui qui lui a
pause lie bras ct attache lartere.
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Reqniescat IN pace.

UNE PATE D'OURs.-Mr. Th6o-
phile Thibodeaux, notre d6put@ she
riff, a recu jeudi dernier par express
une pate dun ours reinforcement tue
dams les bois du Bayou Grand Gallon,
de Ia paroisse TerrebonLe. Ellie lui
fut envoy6e par son ami, Mr.. j. \.
Calllouet, un DIES propriGtaires de
Phabltation Ashland, sur laquelle
l'ours a etc tue. \ juger de Ia
pate, Tours Il du avoir etc IN tres
gros. II va encore beaucoup d'ours
dams cette partie de notre basse
Louisiana, surtout u les Bayous
Black ct Grand Gallon tous les ans
lis commettent de grands d69ats
dams les champs de cannes qui Sc
trouvent sur lie bord DIES bois.
Mr.. Thlbodeaux remercie ininemen'
son ami Norbert. ct sc propose dc
faire empaillcr cette troph6e pour
good tuck.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-10-28

Nos remercinents les plus smceres
a Mr.. ct Nine. Emile Toups pour
Invitation qu'ils ont bien voulu no}s
envoyer, nous invitant a asslster All
marriage de leur file, Mile. Emile a
Mr.. Albert j. Breaux, tous deux de
Lockport. Nous %regrettons que les
circumstances nous ont empeche dy
assister. Get evenement a eu lieu
lundi dernier, lie % courant, a re
elise St-Sauveur, pres de Lockport
a 1 heures de l'apres-mldi en- presen-
ce dun grand assemblage d'amis ct
commissioners des deux families.
Aux deux %jeunes epoux, nous leur
souhaitons une Tongue vie de bonheur
ct de prosperite.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-10-28

Nous avons Ell cette semalne dies
n~ouvelles du Juge l.. ?. Caillouet a
Chicago depnis lie Il courant, en- date
du y courant, IL await visite lEposi-
ton Colombienne deux fois, lie fati-
quaint beaucoup cha4ue fois. II
souffralt dun fort rhume mails rien
de sGrieux. II vista la mason de
cour lie jour quill a 6crit, ct await
yisit6 lie "Stock Yard ct Armour's
Packing.House" la veille. II dit que
Chicago est n vile remarquable.
IL quittera Chicago lie 30 du mois, on
lie Ter du mois proclaim.
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EXAMEN.-Un examcn &c tous les
professors DIES ecoles publiques de la
parolsse Lafourche sera tenu publ
que ment a la maison de cour a Thi-
bodaux lie p, lie %, ct lie 20 Novem-
bre proclaim. L'examen sera tres
s%tr1cte, ct les professors seront as
signes aux 6coles d'apres lie grade
qu'ils recevront. lie comitG d'exa-
m~inateurs est compose de MN. A, I.
Knoblock, y. j. Brand ct Numa
Elfer. Voyez a%illeurs ell Anglais Ia
notice du Surintendant.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-10-28

LIE NIsAGE EST L'INDICATION-du
caractere moral ct aussi de la sante
physique. L'impurete du sang Sc
montre d'elle-m6me par une complex
ion fable, des boutons ct dies erup-
lions a la face. Le remede ne dot
pas etre employee exterieurement Ell
lotions GU en- pomlfades, s'creams.'
mais CONNIE TONGUE dtpuratif du
sang. II Y a tongues ct TONGUES ];
les .bitters" ct de Ia salsepareille
sans fin-lIs magasins de drogues
en- sont inondes. L'experience de
pluSieurs annees est I'm criterium sur
pour juger une medicine. LIE Novo-
Ro Do DR.. PIERRE a joui du privilege
dune reputation incontest6e pendant
plus dun steele. II puriiie ct active
lindolence du sang rafraichit lie
systGme enter ct debarrasse lie Ger
eau en- rendant aux organes du
! corps leur sante normale. Nest pas
a yendre chez les pharmaciens. On
peut en- obtenlr settlement apreS DIES
agents locauX pour les detail. Pour
renseignements plus amples ecrlre au
DR.. Peter Fahrney, Chicago, Ill.
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Notre population a etc surprise
mereredi defnier par lannonce du
marriage de Mr.. Justin Claude de
Lafourche Crossing IA Mile. Hattie
McMorris levenemant a eu lieu
mercredi dernier a la Cathedrale St
Louis a la Nouvelle Orleans, en-
presence de q~uelques amis. Aussit6t
apres lie marriage lis ont prs les chars
poHr Sc rendre chez euX.
Quelques minutes apres leur arri-
wee plusieurs de leurs amis sc sont
reunls ct lcur ont dome I'm grand
chariyari. Les deux nouveaux &poux.
apres quelques minutes, les ont recus
tres cordialement, ct les ont invites a
prendre quelqnes acknowledgements
ct DIES gateaux. Nos fluctuations, ct
nos vpux de bonheur ct de prosperit6.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-10-28

Nous annoncions reinforcement
CONNIE nouvelle que Mr.. T. X. Landry
de Labadieville venait de succ6der
son pere dams sa boucherie. Nous
nous trompions. Mr.. j. B. Landry a
encore charge de sa boucherie a
Labadieville, ct son fills ne lie succede
pas. L'erreur etait la notre, ct nous
nous faisons un plaisir de la cor
riger.
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LIE Convent du Mont Carmel compt

lie Convent du Mont Carmel compte
d6ja 90 6leves. vingt de plus que
l'ann6e derniere. La Mere Appoline
qui a charge de cette belle institution,
est DIES plus enchantees, ct a respoir
de compiler sous peu cent eleves.
Nous lie lui souhaitons de tout c9ur.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-10-28

Les cartes dlnvitatlon sont sorties,
annoncant lie proclaim marriage de
Mile. Marie NJ. Champagne a Mr..
George Jeffries, tous deux de Thibo-
daux. &c marriage aura lieu lundi
proclaim lie 80 courant 4 TEglise st.
Joseph a Il heures de l'apres-midi.
Nos remerciments 4 Mr.. Nine. H.
Champagne.
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lie Stmr. Louisiana appartenant
aux Freres Constantin ct Bragard,
Went de subir une r6paration com
plete, ct de ~recevoir une couche de
peinture sous la main de Mr.. j. \.
Tron6, peintre de merite. On est a
faire autant pour fHtlene.
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Lundi dernier sur Orange Grove
une couronne DIES r~ouleaux d came
s'est casse, ct il a fallu Sc rendre a
la fonderie Thibodaux, OH Mr.. Felix
Caillouet a etc heureux den trouver
une autre pour la remplacer.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-10-28

Mr.. Joachim T. Lagarde, don't nous
annongons aujourd'hui Ia trlste mort,
est ne lie Is Decembre, 1928, ct
etait cons6quemment age de G. ans,
9 mois ct % jours.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-10-28

Mr.. George CalIlouet, sucrier sur
Orange Grove, a etc s6rieusement
brulG par un jet de vapeur samedi
dernler. II est mieux ct hors de
danger.
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Mr.. j. A. Miinch malade avec les
fievres depuis trois semaine, est
touiours tres-souftrant. ii await la
fievre a l044o jeudi dependant il y
await du mieux hier matin, sa tempe
rature ayant tomhG Il 1000.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-10-28

disposition Colombienne sera
p~ositivement ferm6e lie dernier du
mois. On await Iintention d'ouvrrr
de nouveau apres la cloture, mails ce
proiet a etc abandonn6.
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ia quote pour les malheureuN du
dernier ouragan, fate a TEglise st.
Joseph dimanche dernier a rapportt
S91.I5. ST toutcs les 6glises dams lie
diocese de la N~ouvelIc Orleans en- ont
fat autant, lc montant obtenu donnera
un grand soulagement.
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Mr.. j. L. JOLIET de ia NoGvelle Or
leans, agent special du Mutual Life
Insurance" dc New York, 6tait a
T'hibodaux cette semaine, en- visite
chez 0 frere Mr.. \. JOLIET, Jr.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-10-28

L'Hon. Ii. \. Coulon, notaire Il
Thibodaux, visitait Baton Rouge
cette semaine par affaire. II est allie
mardl ct est revenu ieudi. Son voy-
age a etc dies Plus agr6ables.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-10-28

Mr.. Leon Godchaux sur son habi-
tation Raceland Il commence a rouler
lundi dprnier. La ratineric q deux
moulins qul peuycnt facilement hrover
mile tonnes de cannes par iours.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-10-28

Ceux qui ont en- main dies certlti-
Gates de depot de la Banque de Til
bodaux, mont qua les presenter a "a
dite banque, ct lis seront soldes de
suite, int&ret ct capital.
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Mr.. +. O'Sullivan ct toute sa IA
mile Gtaient a ThibodauX vcndredi
dernier pour assister u funGraliles
de Mr.. Joachim +. Lagarde.
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lie temps s,est remis au chaud, ct
nous n'avons plus de poules'd'eau a
Vendre sous nOtre marche.
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Mile. 1890. Badeaux, la char
raante belle-fllc de Mr., J. 7. Badeaux.
est en- vislte cette semaine chez sa
tante, Nine. j.. j. Trosclair.
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Mr.. C. p. Shaver ct sa charmante
famiIle, apr6s une dizaine de jours
DIES plus agr6ables a Chicago, sont de
retour a Thibodaux depuis lundi.
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Mr.. L. II. Pugh. jeune avocat pro
mettant de Napol6onville, nous visi-
TAFT dams notre sanctum vendredi.
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lie temps sec continue touiours, ct
les %jarsiins potagers sonffrent en- con-
sequence,
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lie Pelican fait les voyages entire
Donaldsonville ct Baton Rouge de
puts quelque temps.
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4 E%%'E". ~ "rtmt magasln. ayec cou
~ rt'7'dh" -i'rf an Int Oh. fn bias de
Lcckpori, sur Ia rye gauche uu Bayou
Latonrcir.
S'addresser au bureau de IA "SENrINE LIE
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Nr. j. L. Badeaux, de lhabitatlon
Valentine s'est rendue en- vile cette
semainc ar affaires.
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NnTVEAtfE ARRANGEMENTS
EassE'Q.a- AeE@ K"gESANEERS.

9~hSUtSUufe ue8 ruba nfeen ct ThIb0dauX
" Thomas Albert PREVENT ses am;s
les Voyageurs qUil Went de iaire de non
Veaux arrangements qui iui permettront de
s'atisIaiFe tout reux 1El vouiront lnonno-
rer deienr roniianra
Repas . ~touteherrr de Ia Iourn6e &c 90
co nnaGlp.
fable d'h0te q IA heures du matin 'pou
O ieuner Ell a 4 herres II soir PC ur direr
Ghah"h"eF commoCes at bien garnies
N9DERFS
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La ratinerie Valentine 4 commence
IL roulaison iundi dernier.
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H0UvEkLES LOCALES.

Lee rendemen dies cannes est par
tout ~satisfaisant.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
sp1KnI.Ess RALROADs.

For sometime railroad companies have
renlized that In the not very far on
future. something else than wood VIII
have TO be used for railroad ties, says
the Columbus lOl Dispatch, IL ~ not
so easy to get timber as il used 70 be,
and sooner or later tbat article VIII have
10 be abandoned entirely for this pur-
pose.
There have been a number of schemes
Thought out 10y mechanics and inventors
by which metallic ties may DE sup
siituted one of the chief difficulties. III
This Is found in the matter of fastening
the rails 20 the ties II is toregone con
clusion that The spikes that are used IN
Inc wooden ties can no, be- used IN The
metallic. Various inventors have pro-
yided for the use of bolts aud clamps,
lint mono have appeared satisfactory and
thoroughly practicable.
Tho plan that has thus far seemed TO
he the MOST feasible and which has met
the rrentpst favor among the rmlr"aps
is embraced in brand new Invention ny
Mr.. W. r. kinnear Of this city. Mr.
Ilinnenr has been quietly working ont
the principle of securing an automatic
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

fastening TO be used with metallic tie,
and recently reached u point where ne
deemed il advisable TO have II pal'htcu'
He accordingly obtained strong pattht
and at once presented the pan 20 lhe
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad company, whose
engineers have it under consideration
now.
The invention is metallic ne WIN ah
automatic clutch, wiki which the ran II
held In position by It's own weight pear
Ing down upon the clutch, nud we
greater the weight the tighter 1t Is
clamped. No spikes, bolts or wedges are
necessary.
In tie production Of this contriyance
Mr.. Kmnear had Ia mind the EN- = re-
quirements OF such a tie. ll) a lle hANi
enough. without sacrificing strength ehu
security. 20 render It's manufacplfe
practicable at a cost not DroMmt0r{i "
a fastening. simple IN design ana NOT
ri.,id. hut absolutely secure when a ilaih
is passing over Il: 90 one which ~ ny
application shall require the minimum OF
labor Ina cOntruction. work or mniuieh,
nnce. and which can be Introduces
gradually as renewals IN present super
structure become necessary go one
which has the fewcst possible parts, ana
these entirely interchangeable.
III other words, The idea Is 10 produce
a tie aud fastening which, taken 10
gether, win be absolutely secure, mhhe
as good siding road al, OF better ulan
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
GLAND PACKING.

w. a. Lee, travelling auditor Of the
Cotton ltelt, is In the city.
G. q. Lathrop has been appointed chief
clerk t0 Superintendent Sanford, Adams
express. OuHhn.
The Adams express, II ~ said. will os-
tablish q supply agency for its new west
crn territory at Omaha, Neb.
c. NJ Payne, travelling freight agent
Of the Cotton Belt came 10 yesterday
and skipped out again ia the afternoon.
W. j. Cottrell was checked iu ycster-
day as agent o. the Pacific Express com.
Iany ~ Corslcana, vice Emmett Polk
resigned.
james w. Snyder, cashier United
States express Grand lApids Mich,
was married 10 Miss Fanny H. Hancock.
OF that city
1hos SymingtOn heretofore nc Mon
trcal, Que. has been appointed 10 the
American Express cOmpany's agency as
Hartford, Conn.
j. J. Mullane commercial agent Of the
Santa ~. came 10 yesterday frDiu n
weeks trip i the Southwest hustling
for dead freight
Until further notice tho Fort Worth
and Denver truin viii not leave Fort
Worth until 1870 a. m, account Of wait
Ing fOr connections
q. T.. Metcalf Of Greenyile. H.. has
heen appointed depot agent for the Adams
express at Peoria, ILL.,. with William Nye,
lr., as night assistant
j. w Barbee, general livestock agent
Of the Cotton Belt heard of "a shipment
af cattle yesterday and hustled OUT after
Them. lie came IN last night with I'D
cOHffact
II. H. Pomeroy, who has been tho
American Express eompauy's agent al
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

simultaneously. indicating that danger IA
IN The afr Should trims be running ia
Two sections one would carry tue negative
and the other the positive pole, hy flmply
using switch provided above me battery
10 avoid open or misplaced switches the
tracks along the switch beams are Ml Insult.
attd. g battery being sunk IN the ground
near the switch. should the switch not be
properly closed it would be announced IN
engines approaching from the east or west
10y TIE ringing Of the gongs. should the
switch De disturbed I'm any way AN alarm
Within mile ON either side Of the switches,
In cases uf damage TO q bridge The same
method Is followed as Ia protecting
switch. wires being run along the piers and
connecting with a battery on shore.
Il Is well known fact that man Is not
lntalhhle. Operators viii 40 60 sleep, train
men will forget TO close switches properly.
engineers win mistake running orders hut
mere Is an Invention which never sleeps
never disobcys orders lt announces dnn-
ger Whenever danger S. 90 be announced.
ohd Judging from the number Ot expert lall.
road men who have Inspected the Invention
n seems 10 be the legitimate successor 10
ihe uluVk system Of SGnnliuE and solves
q problem I'm railroad operations which up to
uiS time Inns bothered the wise heads more
than any one thing IN the history OF rail.
rouiing.
Mr. Badrick when asked the question
Sald that railroad could De equipped
Throughout its system Tor 500 "a .uile, s25
belhg a. tnlr estimate Co place on cuuiIpng
an onglue. Batteries can be tested every
uurnihg before leaving the round house hy
supply pushing n button iu the side ~ tho
wall making complete circuit With The
engine us VI passes over The fish plato Just
uutsidc the door.
The Invention seems ~ POSSESS endless
possibilities, and should Il prove 10 hc the
thing desired the mpu who created it dc.
serve the Trunks OF the uutiou.
10 Is thought the burlington win giyp the
new Invention its initial trial actWrpn
Hnveloyk aud Lincoln. % distance of five
miles Mr. calvert being greatly impressed
with the scheme.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
THE TRAMP MAIL POUCH.

The rail way mail clerks have novel
way Of deadhcadinR messages 10 one
another through the mails. A common
leather pouch reached the Holden post
office few days ago bearing many
messages from clerks 90 their fellow em-
pluyesN The pouch has been from san
Francisco 10 Boston and from Texas 10
Minnesota, and every clerk. II would
appear, through whose hands the pouch
passed, paused long enough 10 write
a message ON its smooth brown sur
face Some Of the messages are
political and some are not, and the
first one was written about the time
Grover Cleveland was elected, which
event seemed 10 have inspired sad
Dyed. weary clerk % drop tear and
pour ont his lamentations for the
benefit Of fellow sympathizers. Another,
written presumably by d postmaster, ~
intended for poetry aud the jingle tells
OF grievance against one 'koelling,'
% clerk on the mnin line OF the Missouri
Pacific. II reads thus
Can't we stay with you always,
Grover viii give % ~ us IN the neck:
But then wen receive no more rpaStings
Likewise no more Of Clerk koeIling's
checks"
There are dozens Of other messages
equally as pointed and intended for The
eye Of some particular fellow. The
pouch was duly forwarded from the
Holden postoilice bearing an additional
message from the mail messenger Who
desired to send q scrap Of his litcra-
mrc laundering along on ID mail car
Holden correspondence Of the Mnrrens-
burg Staudurd-Hrald
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
A SAFETY DEVISE.

An Omaha mans inventive genius may
have solved The problem OF placing among
The things That were railroad roliiHohH.
with an their attendant loss OF We ana
horror slys the Omaha Bee. Thvre Us low
ou cNIimtiOn n thc Paxton block ln cleo
mic railway signal the Invention Of g. II.
Brndrlck. his brother, w, ~. BrllucK nni
H. A. Kari an OF Omaha. Y has been Wis
itai bv number Of wen known railroad
mon and "a said 90 have made favorable
in,uression g. I Nr1lrlck one ~ the
inventors, was iorWcr} CnnUatuhB dkrnl
M south Omaha for The Northwestern iAil.
road. and is an Old-iime telegraph operator.
iTis brother is chief clerk ana cashier Of
mo Union Stock Yards company. While Mr.
Karr is also am uprlaiof. me lh'tnllon p
designed t0 Prevent head or rear tolllsi1nH,
mon switches. breaking iu two Of fraiG.,
ana obyiatr ell danger From washed out
bridges.
trIc gong PLACED on each engine with
.entral eouducfOr 10 the center or side Of
road he'd for the current which Us purely
metallic the connection being Auch th1i
zach engine carries d bag circuit 2 Hp cent
r.i ,.onductors or track being divided into
milo spctl1us thus Keeping trains a mile
npnrt al mile lengths. the brake u iusui-
ated and pnelnf~ passing over me breaks
sre nofi6td hy thc ringing ~ lhe gong n
guotLer pugluc D. 40 front or behind ihom
WITHIN a mile For purposes az cAplnarlun
an engines going east are pfpNlleu WIN
positive currents an fnglhes smhg west
ol,rr1 under the seat 0t thn engineer ln
tbe can 10 witch b. attached gong. a
tr,rf Il constructed Win ordinary wheels
eud Is placed undemeaih iiie engine pnd
aeid dot,f, no thr track by a cou ,lruE
Eo ,reiehf rests Ia fl'8 truck Waicrcr llr
81 ,geisht rests on This truck wAa'fNar. iho
snriug heinz of sufficient strength 10 Keep
bnsn placed inside on outside me main
t,erfs ana splEed down the same ~ lha
,eein Track An engine earring positive
neie facing an engine carrying pfFaiifc
neie hoth being 0n fhr same trace lna ifs
over he luile breaks, their sohs NpliA ~ z