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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-22

That We are headquarters for everything in
the line OF WATCHES. II you have any idea
OF purchasing any kind of Watch, lady's or
gents, Gold or Silver, you will make griev-,
Gus mistake il you do not givo us a call and
all others, especially in all the high grades Of
Elgin, Waltham and Hampden movements
if you have any doubts and are at all posted
on prices give usa call and We will have no
trouble IN convincing you. We stu have large
stock to dispose Of, and will offer you Won
deTtul inducements in Jewelry, Shyerware
Clocks and AL other goods which we have in
stock.
G. w. FIRE. Gr7an
Penn Ave, and Spruce St
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-22

FATAL neglect is little short of suicide.
The consequences of neglected cough are
too we'll known to need repeating. DR..
Woods Norway Pine Syrup cures cough
promptly. Sold by all dealers on guar.
antee Of satisfaction. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-22

ACCOUNT OF TREASURER
Thomas II. Jones, treasurer 1898, in account
with Scranton Poor district;
np
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-22
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-22

A process by which scrap steel can
be heated and rolled into shape is in
use at the Jefferson Iron works, Steu-
bsnville, o. Harden & Woods, the In
ventors, after much work, finally per.
fscted mineral composition. which,
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-15
WatNon,s nc.iunntIon

~ iolhai Resignation OF General Pas.
sesi9er Assent Watson OF the Southern Pa
ms, as announced IN Texas by me Post
sNviuslNeiy, VETS The subject OF universal
eminent eminent IN local railroad circles yester-
number OF Southern Pacific ofticiais
~ Houston were questioned about the
RESIGNATION, but they cottid throw no neAt
on the probable cause OF the gentiemnn's
voluntary retirement from inc service OF
The company.
assistant General Passenger Agent IT,
y. PARKS, IN speaking Of the matter. said:
slr Watson's resignation was quite a
surprise 70 me, and l knew nothing OF Il
enul read the fact Ia The Post this
morning The southern Pacific officials
N Houston were all sorry TO learn OF hts
connection with the company being sew
cred. for We have 40 become very much
attached to him, indeed. He has been d
fottnful officer ana Is y-cii liked persois-
ally by railroad men and all clsases gem
orally
None Of the local railroad men could give
any Information rs to the probable sue
eessor OF Mr.. Watson whose position IN
New Dreams VIII become vacant March !.
There y much speculation On regard 70 the
matter the general opinion being thot
seine other official of the company win
be chosen for the position.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-15

Charleston, IS. Ia. February H,-.At
the little mining town u Acme, " va.
there are two brothers who have been
confined Ia their hesis Tor forty gears. In
the tail Of 1854 Noah and Rlchara Cole
man We're stricken aItit acute rll5stnatlsins
The nnlaely was cured, but Il left them
unable TO stand Since then ttoy have
been confined to their beds, neither hay
ing ever been moved since. The men
bear their aflirtion with Christian forst-
tude and never murtnur AZ their fate. Tne
most skiilfui physicians IN the valley have
ATTENDED them, but 70 no purpose Tie
men suffer no pain and are well and
haaTty The county ~ Kanawha aands
then q quarterly allowance for fnelr
maintenance. ffm which they are enabled
to iiva hinnhly The absence u pain ard
the hearty appearance 81 the men thesn-
selves has created the universal nniHian
that II IS nothing more then pure, unadu.-
teratad l8zlness II 4 is lnzincss yliefe's
a method in H." and that method may
be the county plftanoe
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-15

New York Herald
pld you ever thlnk that your haclsaches.
heaa'arhrs yis. and dysrc3tic attacks
may result from your siandN6 improp-
cray Wlil. they do oftenipic II yuu
wish % be strcas and AeaNhy yon unfx
learn 70 sand gracefully and correc ".
There are many violations 81 the norNai
standing pblse and dire are Tho tffects.
Many women, "a nisier 70 possess dign-
ned ana patraolan boiring. hold their
Shoulders ristdiy toe far hack Then, 10
counletDaiancc Chs unnatural backward
weixht they thrust their hips AMI Ahdo-
too far forward IS shat insse,d 81 attaln-
Ing tec poisO that MARKS the cast OF We're
90 We're they look like cr@nturVT IN ats
trese
You see proportion Is just as important
? factor o. eauTbrlNm ln hNmna b0llea
a. u sculpture Now this position ~ not
only ugly, hut wa-fernl Tor muscular ten
sion epsr iavoivss a loss or nerfe force
This rose briags a frem grdoua ssfnin an
the lover muscles OF the back aud he
centcr OF gravity I thrown over tie hee'a
ard iar 10 tho spine and brain IS cAusea
ny eaeA slep. 7Ience lea i=chcs and
hackaches
Now, on the other hand, tho re-
TAXED back bent like hoop frofn The nc IS
70 the base or the spine Is qpits as haru-
fni. Show me contlnusd nosi hon ~ this
sort and Il show yoa the sunkon chest.
''wry urok dahty walst--snufcies, witch
being unable to perform ihFir surrnriinsg
ofneos allow the upper part OF &he torao
70 Foss upon the lower par- Hence, dys-
pepsn
T'hen. too, there Is that very bad post
ton which Is 50 common with school girls
where the weight of the torso Is Allowed
% rest unof one siile or tho pe'vls. c.ssiss
Ing Internal weakness. cnesdcinsas and
curvature Of tNsa spine How inip9rtant,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-15
The RAILWAY WORLD,
SHORT TALK WITH THE sor11nru>
PACIErs PRESIDENT
Mr.. Huntington Speaks OF the Com.
pany's probable Improvement.
Local STIR Regnrding Mr.. Wat
SONS Resignation--Notea

The party of Southern Pacific o0,o,o,s
including President {. p. Huntington al.
companied by relatives ana frIopas III
ready mentioned, left carly yesterday
morning in their special train for Rosen.
berg. over the main line.
At Rosenberg junction the marry ,oo,
tho Victoria division, which was thor
oushly inspected during the day. The ts,D
VIII be continued over the san Antonio
and Arkansas Pass, and the special train
win arrive in San Antonio this afternoon
While here Tuesday afternoon Mr.
Huntington and other visiting officials Of
the Southern Pacific were shown through
the aompanys shops Tho president
seemed wen pleased with the able man
ner in which this mammoth business IS
being conducted here. and in fact Ind no
objections to make in regard to any part
OF the compnny's management In Hous-
ton.
He said, in speaking Of plans for the bet
torment Of the company's lines in Texas.
This can be best learned from the iocol
officials. As the Texas people are aware
there has been o sort OF suspension an
ever the country during the past year. OF
improvements upon railroads, and to an
extent this has been the case with the
southern Pacific. There ssems 70 be- how
ever sort OF rnllying of business. and
there VIII, perhaps, be mire money ex-
pended upon improvements all along the
line. =
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-15
The New Steamship Line. .

In speaking of the EFFORT being made by
the Texas aud Pacific to induce the Clyde
steamship line to run It's boats TO New
Orleans, a railroad man said yesterday:
THE business relations OF the Texas and
Pacific with the Clyde line are very close
and cordial It will be remembered that
the Cromwell line and the Texas and Pa
cific severed their connection when the
Cromwell line and the Southern Pacific
entered into n contract. Last summer the
Texas and Pacific contemplated putting on
an Independent iiile of steamers from New
Orleans to New York. and but for tho
financial stringeney the steamers would
be running today The Clyde runs fast
ships. and is one OF the strongest lines
operating II has many branch lines as
feeders 10 the main lius from Jacksou-
VILE to New York. It is understood that
the Texas and Pacific has made a proposi-
ton, and the Clyde line has made a coun-
ter proposition
"Tbe matter IS now In the hands of Mr.
George Gould and the result VIII probably
be known by the middle OF March. ! have
been told that one Of the objects of the
recent visit Of Mesgrs Thorne and Sargent
to New York wns to confer with Mr.. Gould
and the CLYDE people on this subject"
The Clyde line runs fleet OF steamers
from New York 10 Jackspnyille and Sa-
vannah. There are three and sometimes
four or FIVE steamers week to jackson
VILE The Texas and Pacific, through the
louisville and Nashville from New Or
leans to Jacksonville, has been doing A
large freight business with the Clyde line.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-15

Biaifsviiie Pa. February 4.--Ihe cor
opeTs inyeatigation into the cauaca which
impeIied The suicide Of sadie r. aaryIe de-
ssiepsd some evidence e unnatural cinei-
ty, hut II was not aufficient 70 hold any
DC
II wsas shown that fhe Girl had beam re-
fused shelter at home, and wsas unable 70
find work Or even q Mace 70 lng her head.
when she Killed heraeis Il Is aiieged.
thfeatened 10 turn her ont II she wea
there when he returned homie she hid
nc other refuge than death, The verdict
was that she died frcin the eiseatH ~
arsenic poison adniiHistefad BY her own
hand
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-15

by Chairman Day. ana Il Is unaerstood
that The cosninS convention win be oHs
OF The most important held by the as.
ISOLATION IN come time.
This Is pay day among the Houston
East and West reyxas boys, aud q ).nsie
Of the slivery notes q expected IN mars
TOW gauge quarters.
Tie passenger travel to Mexico VA the
southern Pacinc and sAe lnternanonal and
Great Nnrthern has been much greater
ths season than last
a train OF hftv convscts 4 iocated on
the Southern Pacific between Doi Rio and
Spoiford where the men are engaged IN
rcpalflng tho trick and rendhei, Tzne
work win continue about two weeks.
Yesterday was tne thirty-nfth blrshday
OF Conductor Lawrence Of the Gulf. Colo
rado and Santa II, and ne Took a dAy on
IN order to celebrate the event Condnc-
tor Glenny took the run Temporarily be-
tween Houston ami cafveston
i, was expected yesterday that num-
Der Of engineers and Brcmen on the AXIS
soeri KANSAS and Texas al penls0n and
on the line south would br reitnsed fSoui
duty. temporarily, In order 90 reduce ex-
penses These men siii como on enc
Choctaw division and dlyaSona IN Texas.
and arc mostly extra men, FiraJncn VINO
have lately been promoted and given
cngiff4g VIII be relNg1tcd To their ola
positions until another ineivaae IS made.
Major A. H. swanson OF Sew Orleans.
who come over Monday 70 attend tho FUN
erai ct Captain u j Atkinson, has re-
manned IN he city for the ppst few dave.
Mr.. SWANSON was FOR a number of years
general manager 81 the Houston and
Texas General railroad and "a one % the
most popfinr ex-fhllroad men IN T.xas.
Fie WINS until recently ons Of The reeeivers
OF the Cotton Belt but at psesent Is
simply attending 70 business iu;srests n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-15

AGssan. Texas. Febtuary ~ ssten Ger.
respondeuee )s-If " AZ tllin time lnpee5i-
Die 70 ascertain from pnllt-cni Discus ION
the real status az aifalag wilh stsrrtef
30 candidates OF pariicai
While tfemocfRia ARE ppnheflnN nsT we
siis1efou ia iheir ranks rppplieana nfe
MT talking: the pofaiil3ts ATE laying plans
for fhN future. ami II San be safely pre-
dinted ahat taief wlli enter the mex rptns
palga wsll ufsan,s a and Formidable
Ii Hhe last ramptisn TIE pepililets had
not capipfApd iaieif party orBans<att9lis
Ai,a tnaffy 81 theu were apt liked fp "a CT
realty Hut one easEspalgn had tho elfeft
81 aublhnhsine the Neatsetpa qua dsaort
dsred eiHntntjt and tanHielent asa an
WaVaria9 aoiluw3ne Of ehpEen loader
may IS expeeted this year
VIII sturdy br densaa shaf many salp
are now avpNFd rppu7lsts sosed tue HnFe
ticket III tse2 Several senspua haYe been
aaAnnfd Tor this nad among iheln are,
that fene shssl ailakn ElAri Neuln ftol
8na3oFife p4saI as9iafea hy tho rfpNhllas
ana. g.l:o Nefe then * rs I'D e ~ Is1s
4fim e nj man; and aiHssisAF. ssaf zthe tune
~ slie Last eieetssE inHas fasssiisis sNllq
viere ~ she fransistsea illAz botH.sfn
delnper.le9 and popuhasps uetiiai rot cons
Iirfngd IA ilerhiIanis vafN1 fpl' iqy efgsof
iI1f9 Tile embryonic isStsaiaf Is now ally
developed THE p9puilsta are iopiiine
toward AFnsh J9ff8 a a lender ard u VIII
not be wi8e III democrats b atapalHee liie
strength thHf this prospeeiiph Candidate
Will % ahie 50 throw tnfa bie pall.s'
according e. tiiF yafarlea 81 aot1a fdz
liiseal prophets ceniioctep q strength
between The Clark denrrhi8 md ropli-
tftA may &C. expected. 14iik sH wiidi Il ~.
only phaninafn flrfn Is nothing Ii
common betWeen eintk dainoerata and
popniists, exeeps pes'fapa desire 70 des
feat Il common enemy and az beth pnf-
ia
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-15

The Gazette, speaking OF the probable
erection Of a branch hospital q the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas somewhere IA
Texas advises the Fort worth people to
bcstr themselves In order to se-
cure the location in that city
IT says; In the year 1883 the
Missouri. Kansas and Texas company built
The hospital that was afterward sold 70
and is now ably conducted BY the sisters.
known as st. Joseph's inilrnary. The
hospital eost $4,000. and It Is reasonably
safe 10 say that a similar institution Is
now contemplated by the railroad company.
However, hospital equally as commpdl-
Gus and imposing could be built for $4,000
while no other city in the state can offer
as eligible a location.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-15
INSTRUMENTATION suIt

Galveston, February H.-IIearng OF the
application for change of venue 10 the
case Of the State OF Texas vs.. the Inierna-
ticnal and Great Northern railway was re-
sumed this morning at 10 O'Clock before
Judge Stewart in the district court.
The following witnesses were examined,
William Reopen c. II, Hughes, A. S. Cas-
teel, Thomas Goggan, Z. ]. Flnck. Charles
Fowler NJ. Mark, John A. Captain, John
Reymershoffer, N. Lhsker. j. y. Mason
and George b. Nichols.
The evidence in the case was that the
International and Great Northern could
sasnre fair and Impartial trial IN Gal
weston county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-15
enoRcIA,s eovEnNon
The Mifchcl,- Corbctt Flight In Flor
Ida Rrcoils on HIM,

Atlanta Gn,. February l4-Governor
Northen's fruittcHs raid upon the prize
lighters who disappointed his calculations
by not lighting on Georgia soil bids fair
e become an ISSUE in Georgia politics II
went down on the records today Another
interesting question war Aprung by Corp
trcner General Wright who has to pass
on the warrants and who being BONDED
officer, has to look out for the safety Of
his hondsnien The question now Is. shall
the State treasurer bear the expense uf
the pay OF sherlffs md their deputies or
must this come out OF the various county
trensnrles2 The governor had the sherifts
OF half dozen counties 10 ewenr in a
lot of extra, deputies for this special occa-
sion. The counties protest that II Is unfair
to saddle this expense on them, and the
governor agrees but Il seems IS II the
State can pay these amounts only be SIZE
ciol act OF the legislature. and the comp
troller Is inclined to stick clogely to tAe
letter OF the law The total expense of
the Waycross episode SO far Is over $3.50
and In view OF the governors senatorial
aspiration this Is regarded az a pretty hig
sum 10 have been thrown away II Is cut
ting a figure IN the race.
The governor Is doing everything in his
power to capture the masked i-cn who
beat Collins 10 death IN Oglethprpe county
one night last week Yesterday he issued
an order, offering a reward Of $3.50 Tor the
st'unlynpwn malefactorsN who took Collins
from his home and beat him SO badly that
one. and Il is believed & Will lad &C the
capture OF the meli who Ola the whipping,
as several deteciives have already gone
10 the scene ana ARE 81 work GA tue casa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-15

Tyler. Texas, FEBRUARY disappointment
ei,t Edison OF the Cotton Belt has been here
on official business for a few days and
went North yesterday evening In mis- spe-
cal car.
r. NJ Galbraith. muster mechanic OF the
Cotton Belt road. Is Ia Tyler on n tour Of
inspection.
pi.t or the Cotton Belt Is IL the city super
intending a change In Tire location Of The
chief dlspatcher's office.
1t is reported In Cotton Belt circles that
General S ipagir tendert Edison Of that ioad
VIII ren1nYe his headqnarters TO Tyler
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-15

tons thnt cprae ,lp,Snpre broadly tnRn
otherNlap lie VIA % * az q nis9pnsltlon
more fairly and therupRily
The HDtn " the matter a that Il mat
had far hGitor make less Nancy khan @
take too large iiskHi eNen ~ ms own bus
lncsg. and outside ventures should IN fNt
garded donbtfnliy aiwRyA FOR thnf IS
10 ,NofrY that WIN Kill man anclycF
than business worry and anhpy die ~ this
who have worry nifetent diheRte art
AGAINST their nAniva Ia the news lteina
IN the pnperA II ~ roay nnnnah 10 renle
iae the Truth ~ these things We have heen
taiking over new Tho ttinr " tnink Of
them. however. A. 10 the sapd yeArs when
everything oopirs With the pt0trise Of
iQrFc gnlns
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-15

Io,,, s,,lAca than tho Observance and VIII
~ ,,,.sn cause considerable complain. 10
,rhe er ~ many trivciers. Passengers
Galveston 30 as to eet out az thet CIV
- s9on rs possible arc very often In sues
Sss., nasie rhat they can not provide
49, e'ses with the little pieces OF paste.
~ So.'e, and contend thar when thoy TEN
sS, We conductor Uneie SAINTS shining
1872 X should % accepted t-aii,,, rs,ss
=, " cents mile, On the ofher hand the
,',.lio g.u companies claim that there is no
- pa having rule unless q is enforced.
cents on the ride between Houaton nnd
S.,lVestoa they would at wisely in 81.
s , tickets before leaving IN the fu-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-15

Faragould, Ark. February i1-r. w.
Roland who has bueinesA aud good farm
near Town. tried 70 KIN himaesf yesterday
BY takinE three grains Of inornhine. ard
would have succeeded IL f1r Aiarrlwetlier
had not arrived ana Administered the
neRsy tested nntidute, permanganile OF
potassium. Hts puAe was only 10 aud resl-
plratdon 10, bur II few minutes after
INJECTING tho anlidote into HIS arm he III.
yiss9 and Is nov well. he wrou d lestsr
70 his vie, saving that nranciai elreum-
stances cRosed his attempt at self-da-
4ffneffon
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-15
,rhs GRAFTON r;xcursIon

At O'Clock This Afternoon y Graf
toms special limited vestibuled train cf
Krabel'z parlor and sieeping cars, with
through Chicago and Alton dining car at
tached, win reach san Antonio, sssnsns a.
rectly from Chicago and beng en- route
to Los Angeles, Cal.
The esScarsion consists OF large party
Of Representative citizens OF Chicago.
cleveland. Milwaukee, and o5her cities.
rbls Grafton train VIII leava Chicago
svsry second Tuesday FROM now 10 the
lsst OF Aufal
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-15

rather novel slR'lt was seen ~ ths
iepots in pitris. TeSas Tuesday
4 carload OF chickens came IA over the
afrrisco frUn Eureka Springs Ark. and
we're aransf rred n5 the Texas and Pa
fslfic road They were ahipped By " r,
Miller and were destined for New Or
Jeans. The car ia w1ieh they were shipped
was made ana equipped especiaeg for thla
purpose II was eight stories high and
hesongod 10 the Poultry ThabFportatfon
Car COMPANY
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-15

hin OF specsal interest TO railway enc
pioyes has been introduced IN the 0hie
state senate by Senator LAWYER Ihe
measure attacks the practice OF running
pnv cars, which frequently canseH great
Inconvenience to section and other ems
NJ 4 designated place for the appearance
ar Inc osr. M. IawleTA bill REQUIRES rieil-
way companies to pay monthly 81 the ati,.
tion nearest the employees place Of work
ana to give fiye days notice Of the date
and place Of PAYMENT
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-15
rHE HoTEns-
4, New nutshIns House.

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HOWELL Jasper; r. b.
sayasola; j. p. Br!scoe, Full
n. Il 3 ~, yoakum; Dana Sweet.
- l.aadman, james Moore,
..sss. ,as Haekett, Kansas City;
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t.issrs j. 3. Wesmii, Brazorla; r..
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n raHsg b T. Kirkpatrick. Nava-
n. = II Bsswell. Kansas; r. Parish
4 I'LL pbh Dan Dale, Bmnet;
4 p ras pasalena: b. Russell.
NJ, Pelk, beaumont: w. j..
i,-rar, gcer; L. B. Smith, Shep-
N, \. Ht,A city: G. II. Turney,
mo, :. I. sss:TS=i, fndian Territory: l.
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p. i eGzs 81 Louis; A. ]. Riggs,
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q ]. Flarrle. Galveston; NJ.
i az ssea. "A. Al. Clay, Inslepen-
PC ftsag Warren: W. II. Miller,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-15

i4G4 H5Inea Nqul4t VINO lH4 E4tiI
ff1ukied with fEfareft colds concluded q.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-15

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-15

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from HaH On A{anaazrs He.snfef ana dee
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-15

hln hotne IL Lynn int IL sht hiSs sise.
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ldant Of this city ana hnH Asles ia ns.s
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mud large eilfi4e 81 frFclFlia t. mourn TITS
a.ssniss hurried 81 lAEh sels3e
tnsn afternoon