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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-05
HILLS TOUR TODAY.
Campaign VIII Not Be Finished I'm
til This Evening.

Albany, N. Y, Nov. 4-Senator Hill is
expected here early In the morning, but
Will only remain few hours, starting
out in the morning over the Delaware &
have a special car and will speak from
the rear platform at Waterford and
Mechanicsville. He will speak at Sara
toga at p. N. and on his return Will
deliver brief addresses from the train.
In the evening he will make his final
speech at Cohoes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-05
HAD NARROW ESCAPES.
Burning of a Building in Hartford

Burning OF Building In Hartford
Comes Near Causing Deaths.
Hartford Conn, Nov. 4.-The Neal,
Golf and Inglis building. 42s' to 4S2 Main
street, was burned tonight with total
loss of about $4,000, partially covered
by insurance.
through the first floor at the front of
the store and soon the entire front of
the large ive-story brick building was
enveloped in flames. A general alarm
flames were soon beaten back fnto thu
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-05
oOLoRED CONVERTS BAPTIZED.

Owensboro, KY, Nov. 4.-Ninety-three
colored converts from Baptist revival
were baptised in the icy waters of the
Ohio here today. Fifty-three were
women and forty men. Ten thousand
people crowded the banks and the two
ministers who engaged in the work
were kept busy two hours.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-05

40. 600 according to the Democratic esti-
mates or by upwards of 100000 if the
Republican figures as to the probable
result for the rest of the state are cor
rect"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-05
Big Blaze in Frisco.

San Francisco, Nov A fire broke out
at 10 o'clock this morning in the estab-
Hshment of Goldberg. Bowen & Leben-
baum, wholesale grocers, completely gut
ting the building and destroying much
of the liquors, cigars and other stock Of
the firm, which has just been received for
the Christmas trade.
The rooms of the Press club. overhead,
with it's belongings, were entirely de-
stroyed Loss on building and contents
$50 0OO, fully covered by insurance. Two
fremen fell rem ladder and were badly
burned and bruised.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-05
.FIRENEN CAUGHT
UNDER 9HB Ruins.
Five Badly Injured, and Some
Of Them May
Die.
PANIC AYERTED
IN A THEATRE.
WHOLESALE GROCERY HOUSE
BURNED IN SAN FRANCISCO.

Two Firemen Fall from n Ladder
and Are Badly Burned and
Bruised-Power House of the Will
Inmette Lumber Company Goes
Up in Smoke Near PortIand; the
Loss Is Put at S15O,OOO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-05

Voters, scan every name on your
tickets tomorrow.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1894-06-07

tionary sires in our veins, and that
residence on the prairies of Kan
sas has not lessened our independ-
ent spirit. If the political parties
ignore us in the coming conventions,
there is one woman in Kangas who
will NEVER invite any political party
to kick her sex again.
Brethren of the Peoples party,
will you stand firm for your women,
who have helped to make the party,
or will you begin the downward ride
of the life of your party by going
back on your past record d?
Men of the Republican party, will
you call as loudly for equal rights
for your mothers and wives as you
did for the coored man D.!
This movement for equal suffrage
is but the initiative to right a hui
man wrong, and is not confined to
one locality. The time is nearly
ripe to sweep the whole country.
If the amendment should fail to car
nv at the next election, it cannot be
submitted again for seven years, ex-
cept through a constitutional con-
vention, which would probably
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1894-06-07

AT the New York constitutional
convention of 1867, Susan B. An
thony was on hand to champion the
cause of the woman suf1ragists.
Editor Horace Greeley was there as
a delegate, and said to her, "The
ballot and the bullet 90 together.
Are you women ready to fight as
we'll as vote ?" "Yes," was Miss
Anthony's prompt reply. Then, af
ter a pause, she added, Eight at
the point of goose-quill, as you
did !"-New England Home.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1894-06-07

bring progress in Kansas seven
years behind the times, and permit
the growing generation to point
with shame to the voters Of the
present time. BIYA A OTIs.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1894-06-07
To Dare and to Do.

Estates are not great only as men
make them great Men are not
great only as they dare and do"
The same may be said of the po-
litical parties Of our state and ma
ton. Living issues are before the
people of the world, the solving Of
which seems to be as difficult as the
unraveling of spiders web.
In a republican form of govern
ment, this responsibility rests with
the individual citizen. We are
forced to meet these issues. We
have not time to stop to point with
pride" to the glories achieved by
those who have preceded us, but
rather must rally the noble man
hood and womanhood Of the present
to grasp the living issues OF the
times.
Our nation was founded on the
basic principle Of equal rights"
Our forefathers rebelled against
taxation without representation"
and while King George and his al
lies thought it unwise and a lack of
"policy" for our Revolutionary
patriots to rebel, time has proven
that it was the height of patriotism
Of that time to protest against the
tyranny of the mother country.
The mission Of the Republican
party was to protest against the
tyranny Of one class Of men over
an enslaved race. In short, it was
founded on the idea of equal
rights"
"The fundamental principle Of the
Peoples party is equal rights to all
and special privileges to none"
The question Of woman's enfran-
chisement is before the people of
Kansas at this time by the votes of
the representatives of nearly an
equal number of each of these par
ties. Will these political parties
have the courage to give platform
utterances on this great moral issue
which is pending and will be settled
at the ballot-box next November,
which embodies the fundamental
principle of our government, and
was the foundation stone of both
political parties?
At the political gatherings of the
past few years, woman's influence
has been brought to the front. Her
speeches, her bread, her cakes and
fried chickens have all been dis
cussed and enjoyed; and last, but
not least, have the men enjoyed the
votes that she has brought to the
party by her influence. In short,
the political parties have been max
ing love to the women of Kansas.
This is woman's year in our state,
and we intend to test this friendship,
and are going to do the counting,
and if the political parties "mitten"
our proposals." they may be
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1894-06-07

The Reasone edited by j Hugh Mcdowell at Union
City, Tenn organ of the Peoples party of Tennessee and
mddete road Ppu that will show you how the
and Popus pull wool in the Sunny South Price
s. a year; 6 months % cents for months.
Address TIE REASONER, Union City, Tennessee
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-16

Tn the nearer foreground ! see n practi-
cal method for tho production % electrici-
ty directly from the burning ~ coal. This
achieved, there necessarily follows tEeuui-
versal adoption Of the electric motor az "A
prime mover, the relegation Of the steam
engine o. the scrap heap and the almost
Immediate realization of the airship NJ
means Of transportation.
Assuming tho cause Of chemical afiini-
ty 90 lie In the unlike electric charges II
the combining atoms, ! see the practical
realization ~ electric synthesis whereby
wholesome food products will be directly
formed under the potency Of electric aim
tiles. ! see, too, "A marked advance in
electro Therapeutics, whereby human life
will beprolonged and its sufferings allevi-
ated. Diagnosis and prognosis will be
profoundly aided by exact electrical meas
uremeDts Of the various organs Of the hui
man body as regards their electro motive
force and resistance. The electrotherapist
Of the future will employ electric charges
and currents for restoring the normal
charges and currents Of the body as we'll
as for the stimulation Of nervous or mus
cular TISSUES
Back OF these achievements / discern n
practical apparatus for seeing through
WIRE. e., device for looking into re-
ceiver at one end OF metallic wire and
seeing therein faithful reproduction Of
whatever optical images are impressed on
a transmitter 40 the other end, even though
thousands Of miles intervene. -McClure's
Magazine.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-16
HE WANTS HIS MONEY.
United states District Attorney Weed IL
After Unoie sam.

United states District Attorney Weed IL
After Unois sam.
According 20 the Butte papers yoatsrday
the busiHesa Of the United States court.
nov in session In that city. ID a. stand
still. The Standard says The uncertainty
regarding the appoinimsnt Of the new
United States district attorney ia In part
responsible for an expensive delay In the
Unitsd States court business. Mr.. Weed.
the present attorney. does not know Whether
he 10 still attorney or not, and the efore 10
uncertain whether he has any further
power 90 act. lie sent In his rosignauon
30 take effect last Saturday, but MS term
does not expire NATL next wednesday. his
successor vsa appointed Monday bnb ne
has not yet been Informed whetho' MS res
icnation has been accepted or not. or
whether he 10 expected TO MI out the
remaining few days Of his - m. ID.
Weed aud the court arc ~ sea
In the matter and the attorney has
tsloRrAphed TO the attorney-ssnefal for in
70 NATION ON the subisct but has not re-
0eivsd an snsvsr a. yet. In the meanwhile
the indictments Of the grand jury cannot
be signed by him until he knows that DO
has authority 10 do so. IL his resiguation
has been accepted. the business OF tue
court will probably shop atosetGer' as II
hardly likely that the new appointee 10 sui
hoiently familiar with the oasos set for
trial 10 desire 10 20 on with them. aud theT
will likely 90 over TO tie next term. ms
would include the two Haupt cases which
have been continued once or twice before
IL 10 understood that the grand jury will
return another indictment OF two against
Haupt. Ia 10 also stated that the jury 10
investigating the eAls Of oleOmargarine In
Butte and that several dealers are liable TO
be iadictsd for selling 10 undeF conditions
contrary TO law.
Ms Weed will bring suit against the gov
eminent for some Thousands OF dollars IN
fees which have been disalloWsd. as soon 80
be gets out OF office.
On the same subject the Inter Mountain
has this: MR.. Weed says the Office OF dis
ict attorney should be worth about S5,OOJ
per annum. but when a man has 20 submit
his accounts 20 a lot OF fourth-class clerks
in Washington and have them cut down
Just as the clerks please. there 10 very litte
left. Sir. Weed says during the uAst year
be has bsen out Of pocket 81. 500 In cash,
paid for expenses as United states district
attorney. lie has not decided how much
he will sus for JET.
"Mr. Weed says Grover Cleveland sent an
exaninsr out hsTs last summer who was
disgrace 10 the administration. lie says he
was some bAckwOOds Indiana grocery
dealer, whose knowledge was confined to
she sale OF moidy TAisins and perhaps
sauasd sugar. man who knew absolutely
nothing of judicial procedure. Mr.. Weed
says this man was some proteRe OF Dan
Voorhees,. Anyhow. the hayseed examiner.
believing be had 10 do something 20 earn
his salary, tried TO pick out flaws in Judge
Knowles administf alton Of the United
States court and In his statensnts displayed
such ignorance that only suoh bitter par
tisan could be capable of showing"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-16

The cry Of modern surgery is for chem
ical cleaulmrss. and the deluded man or
woman who binds a small poultice Of mi
croles, otherwise cohwehs. over fresh
cut as a healing agency IL a candidate for
Bioomiuudalo PRESSURE will stop the
bleeding. n d. IS not artcrial. and viii help
that Whether an artery has been tam
pered with or not is shown by the way the
cut hleels. A pumping flow or a steady
spou.ing stream indicates that IL has.
Press firmly while the nearest physician
is summoned For ordinary cuts. even
those which bleed prufuscly, firm pressure
right upon them viii soon check the flow.
Then wash them thoroughly in clear hot
water, draw tine edges together aud put
strips Of cuurt or surgeon = plaster acruSs.
Strips should b. used instead Of a single
piece toafIord vent for any pus that should
gather The washing Is especially necez-
sary when tho cut il made 10y glass or tin,
lest any lit ~ foreign material remain In
the wound to Tester. New York Times.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-16

The San Jose Herald is tbs paper &C. b."
is looking for.
James Fleming has sold TO Lewis H.
Graves, lot s. block II. harJsville. for
800.
The General Sheridan lode. in the Rock
district. has been located by Benjamin
halben.
The supper and ball OF the Woman's Re-
lief Corps last night was largely attended
aud proved 10 be very snjoyable affair.
A cold wave IL predicted from Washing
ton for Montana to-day. The warning is
that there will be a drop OF twenty degrees
in the temperature.
Jim" Wardnsr. who recently went 10
south Africa from the Csur d Alsne regions
is reported 10 be on his way back. after
only a few wssks' stay In Johannesburg.
The meeting Of the Helena High sehool
Literary society this evening Is an open
one. The p ogramme 10 wholly from
Shakespeare, and all are cordially invited
10 attend.
Frank Belunak. sent 70 the penitentisiy
for life for killing Joseph Daniels. writes
from Deer Lodge that be don't like 10 very
much over there and thinks he will go TO
Butte soon.
The new altar in the chapel of 81.
Josephs orphan home will be dedicated
this morning. The altar is a gift from
Thomas II. Garter aud wife, and is made OF
white marble. Bishop Brondsl will con-
duct the conservation services.
The Inter Mountain contains the follow
inp: Lawyer J. w. Kinslsy. OF Helena.
who is soiouTning Ia Butte in the interest
of the society known rs the Ancient Order
OF Home Protection, declares he will prefer
the charge OF involuntary manslauRLtor
against Blue Dick, Charles Porter Grove, as
soon as he reaches his home"
Higgins cadet band was Out last night
Advertising the Ice carnival 10 be gwen a.
the rapid transit ice park tonight and rem
dsred some excellent music. They will
plav to-uight al she park. All lovera Of
skating should 90 and bring thsir fTiends,
as II Is about their last opportunity for
skating this SESSION. The rapid transit
company will run special ears 20 sceommo
date the public. The pond is Ia sHesllent
condition.
Cast. LsightOn Finley, Tenth cavalry.
died In st. Paul few days ago. Last fail
Capt. Finley. then stationed az Fort Cas-
ter was severely injured In the leg By
sham cavalry charge. he iniurv failed to
be benefited by treatment. aud the captain
eventually went TO 81. Paul. where on con
sultatior, 10 was deemed best TO amputate
the injured member. The operation Was
performed ami resulted In his death. bat
whether from ths shock or blood poisoning
10 not now known.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-16

Storekeepers don't like our
way of doing business, but we're
not doing business to suit the
storekeepers. We suit the pub
lie and that's what we're after.
If the storekeepers don't believe
we're popular, let them come
here and spend an hour with us.
They'll learn that the people
want to exchange their money
for lots of goods, and not for lots
of talk. When they can do as
we do they'll quit talking and
sell goods.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-16
"Ihs Union Pacific are Fairly In It,"

The Union Pacific are Fairly In It,"
Three thousand mills books good over en-
tire system, including steamers. Port
land TO San Frsnsiseo) and Montana Union
tailwsy. with baggage allowance OF 250
pounds. nov on sale at two aud one-half
cents per mile.
Only line 90 the east via salt Lake and
Denver. Pnllman dining and sleeping ears,
also tourist sleeper aud elegant chair cara.
Tee the worlds pictorial line. purchasing
tickets at No. Is North Main street.
II. @. WTLsoS.
Freight aud Passenger Agent
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-16
DON'T HAVE TO SUBSCRIBE.
Anybody Can Avail Himself Of The In
dependents Great Onsr.

Anybody Can Avail Himself Of The In
depsRdenrs Great Onsr.
For few DAYS longer The INDEPENDENTS
prize premium OF copy OF the Home
Queen" cook book will be kept open 20 all
who wish to avail themselves OF this rare
opportunity to procure a copy of the finest
rubiieatisn yet put on the market relating
TO culinary science and the most approved
mathods OF satisfying the natural desire OF
all mas kind Tor pm e. wholesome and pala-
table food. The book may be secured by
any one, tho restriotion 90 subscribers hav-
inc been Withdrawn. 1hs p ice Of the book
10 81 20 carriage paid. CanyRsssrs all over
the country sell the book in vast number
for $3.50 and 81 and 10 has proved one Of
the greatest bonsnzss the agents ever aot
hold Of. il IL pre-eminently the cook book
and hOusekseper's guide Of the decade.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-16

CONTRACT FOR COrDWoOD- TIVE MON
= tsna Minin company. limited. Is prepared
or Auy part Of iau.0 cords OF good sound mer-
chan ahlo cordwood 20 b. delivered free ON care
a. Mafyssiue. Montana. Delivery 20 ~ com
fnrucsd not later than the first day o. April.
fsnl and 60 b. coulli a A. tn rae 81 i.8W
or,ia ! or month until the whole i3.0u cords arc
fids viii 10 received until ~ O'Clock noon 20
Tuesday tre hrst day - March. and the tefms
and onnd itlons uuou which this contract viii be
entertained may h' uhiained upon application
10 the ndorsigneI.
Ihs Mnntsna Mining company, lin ted does
not iud Itself % accent the lowest ~ an bad
a. 4. RAY Lla-.
Narysville Feb a. 1884
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-16

To-day another tale of tin
ware at less than cost of manu-
facture.
Galvanized iron wash basins Ioc
Galvanized iron water dippers Ioc
Iapanned coal hods. ..25c
Japanned fire shovels. $500. SC
Fancy cake moulds. .... 1oc
Jelly cake pans, any size. SO. sc
Pie plates, Q inch, for. -. SC
Japanned infants baths. ....75c
Japanned foot baths. ....... soc
Japanned bread boxes. ...... soc
Japanned flour cans, Solb size csc
Japanned candlesticks. ...... sc
Japanned cuspidores. ......Ioc
There's no need of using poor
toilet soaps when you can buy
the best goods made at prices
like this:
Cashmere Bouquet, per cake.2o
Packers Tar soap, cake. ...I5c
An Glycerine soap, cake. I5c
Fels Glycerine soap, 3 cakes. zoe
Pears Glycerine soap, .25c
Cuticura soap, 3 cakes. ... soc
Colgate's Bay Rum soap, 3
cakes .2oc
Wrisley's Oatine soap, 3
cakes .............. zoe
Wrisley's Cocoa soap, 3
cakes .............. LOG
Wrisley's Cocoa CASTLE soap,
; cakes. loo
Transparent Glycerine soap
CAKE. ..... ........ sc
Our Bird Cages are the best
that money can buy. We have
both brass and japanned. The
brass are highly polished, finely
finished, very light and very
strong. They will not tarnish.
The japanned cages have the
colors burnt in and will not flake
and peel off as cheap painted
ones do, but can be washed or
scrubbed whenever necessary
without fear of injury. Such
cages are worth more than ordi-
nary ones, but we sell them
cheaper.
We handle the best Boys En-
press wagon on the market. 1t
is all made of steel and is nearly
unbreakable. Three sizes, $3.50,
S2.oo and % 90.
These prices on groceries are
special for to-day only:
10 Id tub finest creamery
Butter ............... .92.oo
5 Id cans fine fruit jelly. IS
III pkg Wheatena. ...... .25
Shumacher's Farina, I ID
package. .......... 10
Cox Gelatine, pigs. as
Nickel Plate Stove Polish,
large boN.............. .oS
Rising Sun Stove Polish,
pkg. .......s..... .OS
Magic Yeast, large size. .o5
WANTED - Two expert
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-16
Bargains in all line. at 1hs Bee Hive.


nemOrss.
Teacher-Do you understand the mean
ing of the word remorseH
Bad Boy-Yes'm.
Define it,"
TITS bein sorry you forgot to put your
geography in your pants. GOOD News.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-16

Jenkins has struck luck at last"
whats he duncfr
"lnvented a fishing pole with an auto
matte pair Of scales on Il that weighs the
big fish that always gets away and makes
a record Of a.. Atlanta Constitution.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-16

Go to the clearing sale this -seek Of crockery.
glassware, lamps aud othor goods a. The lee
live
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-16

To call and see q eomplsts line OF china
glassware. lamps. silvsrvars. alto.
Prices to suit every purse.
Best goods. lowest prices.
n. J. EDWARDS. Park Avenue.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-16

For information how to travel cheaply quickly
and comfortably TO thu } ast, south and West.
address. A. cult ot'g O.. L. & A.. A., NJ. &
st. 4. n.y., Minneapolis, hinn.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-16

Go 10 California via ALBERT Lea" Route
Only line with through cars.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-16

g. sill huy = library hanaing lamp AZ The
Bee Hive thai will oost o. a. any other store
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-16

Capital City Music Co.. sa2 Nis,A ave-
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4 p.rlor lamp with shade for 81 at Tho Zee
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WGiIlStGil' 5.

HELENA-Sixth and Main.
NEW YORK-166 Sixth AW
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DIED

MORRRLI~-Feb. IS, Laura Beatrice, daughter
OF Chas. r. and Laura n. Morrell. ag ID seven
months and eighteen dAye.
Funeral a. three p. m. to-day from residence.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-16

Tommie-Papa. when people sell things
by the pound, do they ever weigh the
acalesP
Papa-Certainly not my boy.
Tommie-Then how do they weigh fish,
-llarper's Young People.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-16
JoTTINGs ABOUT TOWN.

s25 china fish set, hand painted, for si2 at
The lee Hive this week.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-16

queen City Lodge No. az, 1. DOR
Meets every Friday
Regular meeting Of the above dge will be held
OF Odd Fellows Hall this evening. SOiourning
brothers are cordially invited.
.. 4. KIRKWOLD N q.
2. Z. SrRANAHAN. Rec. seo.
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HELENA IN BRIEF.

Legal blank. a, ,hi. omo@
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DEPART FROM HELtSA.
No :. Butte oczL daily except sun
day ......... ....... .... .....-..... e81a m
No. - Atlantic txIress -. thor nd. 1885 b. M
No. - acirc LApres.. westbouud bs3 y N
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Montana Central RailWa!
TIME TABLE
In Effect October %. 1893


ARRIVE At wv VA
No "a Atlantic kxnress. oszthogni. i2.2i p. m
No -. facine xprass. westl 'uad.. bt3 n IA
No .. butte Local. dally except sun
day G.ic p u
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Palace and Tourist Sleeping Cars,
Buffet Smoking Librsry Car

frst class lines. tunarl. White Niar. Anchor.
He'd tar. Allan. American. amt others lrs-
pad passages IRON Eurupe arranged.