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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-17

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
RAILWAY ADVERTISING.

Operations of the Literary Department or
u Great system.
Frank y. Barksdalr, chief OF the Penn
sylyania railroads department. Of public
iiy, says In All Interview
"Our principal advertising is done IN
The newspapers We do not get good re
suits from any other source. we pubiish
n timetable IN about every new 'paper on
our iines we use them besides for spNclii
acknowledgements Of excursions etc. send
inr them reading notices AT least once u
week. we use ablul 500 of these fanels
W. work up the reading notices very care
fully I'm our own Office. In addition we
use the leading dailies in the large cites
for our timetables aad FOR special display
ads regarding excursions and tours. Al
these rupers are read In our Offices me
people in this department. Any mis,hhcs
In the timetables are corrected an items
ar articles or editorials Of interest TO our
Offices are clipped out pasted On oa,a.
hoard sheets. sen; from Office 10 oillce
Tar Inspection and finally returned mere
10 be iiled away IL the arcinses' VI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
AMONG RAILROAD MEN.

". H. Groscclosc. assistant general
fright agent oi the Kay. spent ycster.
day In GnlS esion and returned homo last
night.
Rob yoakum, live stock agent Of tn,
Santa i'c, mingled win railroadcrs and
Siockmcn sea .riay ana departed westwra
last night
James j. D'Donnell travelling passenger
agent ~ lhe Atlanta and West Point.
was IN tho city yesterday from tour "
his territory.
Traffic Manager Beln Of The Southern
Pacific uid tcutral WAS in Austin y.st'r-
DAY al ioIiiug the commission hearing and
looking AFR raffic affairs at gther points
on tho Inc,
~ l.. bowers, supoilnieudeui OF bridges
ana building u ihc International and
Great Northern, was among y"a orday' o
visitors IN railway circles, returning to
heaL quarters at Palestine las. night
Colonel James beaumont. general live
=, ok agent OF the Southern Pncinc. head
quarters IN Victoria. spent yesterday In
the riiy discussing stock shipments with
officials at company headquarters ard
greeting friends and acqnaintanccs In the
big building
j. n. Wisner. passenger representative
Of the Scahoard Air Line, who has hcen
confined 10 his home for several days
with Illness IS rapidly improving and was
able 10 be out ycaierday. He spent Il few
hours making fbe rounds Of ticket row
listening to the cherries stories of Hight
travel iold hy the representatives II ;.io
,,.Eat offices.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
PREC AuTlONARY STEPS.
The Terminal Road For,ifying Against
the La Porto Tine

'He icilIlilal Noai fortlfNiny Against
the La Porto Line.
Galveston, Texas. May l3.--Thc Calves
ton. Houston and Henderson railway has
laid Two new tracks just north Of their
"ornanont tracks. at the point where the
Galveston, La Porte and Houston railway
attempted to cross the Galveston. nous.
ton aud Henderson one Saturday night
not long ago. THIS work has been done
very quietly. ljut II has been zone very
thoroughly. The new tracks are now filled
win cars loaded with railway material.
ana II looks as II further work in this lius
ulghi toe contemplated. as both ties aud
runway iron ara at hand IN SUFFICIENT
quantities TO lay several lengths al tack,
ph me nrst track north of lhr old trArlls
an ola locomotive has hecn uttchy,i a. =.
point where IL would likely Interfere WITH
tnc La Porte people should They under.
take 10 repeat their former tactics TO
cross ne Galveston, Houston and lirudcr-
sul lhc rails have been removed from
under tho locomotive. and II would take
some time TO dislodgc 1t from Its position
in tho sand. This afternoon no work was
being done at the crossing by ciiher com
raiN. condemnation proceedings on tho
part OF the La Porte people are now heiug
had In the courts for the privilege II
crossing the Galveston. Houston and
~ rtlrrSOn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
IOtIsVII.LE ENTHI,ls.

FIrrt race. onc-half miic-B onnerges lis
Ethel LIRE il5. Indy Rover. Turtle Dove
ITO. crow Iiar. Three Bars. Cavolcro Iog
Snniro. La Duchess. Forfeit, los. Rcinp
Con Rcagan. Tunic 1903. WHITE Frost, Net
lilo l;nkcr. Princess Mnud 100,
Second race. one and onc-oighth mites
selling Hcy del Mar li6. JudlIh. lhspoi
IA, birmingham 100. stDrlinda -. Else ~.
t!iautock pj.
rEifd racc, hve-eighths mile. ma,cn
race Tor s22dp Suie,in. tlcophua III,
Fourth race, three funrtns mile The
Commouer M, Eghart il4 Roundclay ~
Moylnn, itnndo l0o Iannnr l02, irish indy.
thwood, Tuazlcr l0p Constance. MotiiIa
N"ll rluherty p5.
ihc Louisville handieap--Slmon W. IA.
ihr t0minou.r il2 Prince Lief Ion ioSl
joy, Hon iloindny. Nimrod l0l Nnlfod ana
Prince Lief Byion McLcllund entry.
SIKH rnur, nyr--iglitEs mile. selling
AssaHsin. Nscount l0s lnnduo II. kod
l0i, Vengeance iH. The l3ioss0m io3 LHIy
Lootainc, AInznppn. Myoria "a.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
SPECIAL AGENT CAIN

OF the Chicago ana Alton on Tour Of
Texas.
Mr.. william S Cain. chief special agent
of the Chicago and Alton, with headIHnr-
tsrs AT Chicago. IS in the city enjoying a
visit OF few days to his esteemed tricua
and brother in the same caus-, Captain
John Z. Long. chief of the special service
OF tho Southern Poetic.
MI cain. though young in years IS old
in experience in the railway service ana
thoroughly familiar with the intricate
work of the special department ovar wnich
he presdes on the Chicago and Alton. lie
is touring tho state or his first visit 10 the
great Texas, OF which he seiys hr has
heard and read so much, especially from
Captain Long on the occasion OF his visit
to the Windy CITY last winter, when chi
cago was calpcted with TWO feet of snow
and the mercury IN the thermometer
played around the 10 above degree. Mr.
Cam viii leave today for the West. chap
eroned by Captain Long. on "Trip ever
the western portion of the state. V'Si 'hg
the Alamo CITY and other places NJ inter-
est H. well as inspecting the operations OF
the gate system on the Southern fac'hc.
The Chicago aud Alton was the irst
read In this county to nhopt tn - sys-
tom. the management of whirh j. uhder
the direction Of chief Agent Cain. Mr..
cain, in speaking Of the gate 'NSto'n, snid
his company had Maugurat"d The scheme
three years ago ana II had ha"n IN sue
cessful operation on the Chicago and Alton
ever since. lic was much surprised aud
eratiiicG to lind the system working so
smoothly on the southern Pacific with
only two months trial. He says the 'lIi-
oago and Alton mas saved many thousands
oil dollars III damage suits by The opera
ton of the gate system. and the iravs ing
public in that territory are not only
thankful for the Innovation but greatly
pleased with tho numerous convemenccs
and safeguards IN travel afforded by the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
IN THE RAILWAY WORLD.
H. A. Hill Made Gcneral Manager of
Galveston. Houston Il Henderson.
CONSIDERING TARIFF EXEMPTIONS
T'".'"'" OF REORGANIZATION Or.
no galveston Crossing Fight.
Among Railroad Men.

a report that J. a. I'M had been se
icctcd as general MANAGER OF the newly.
reorganizcd Galveston, Houston and Hen
derson Railway company was oir ulatod
local railway quarters yesterday. While /,
was rumorcd that the news came from,
New York. whore the two executive head
OF the Missouri, Kansas and Texas and the
International and Great Northern-prcs;.
dents Rouse and Gould.--malSc their head.
quarters. 1t was not learned Just who ha 4
received the information. 1t was natur.
ally expected that Major II. b. Ba.r. vice
president of the company, would. In all
probability. be able 10 confirm the rcport
ed appointment. Upon his return from
Galveston, where he spent the day Major
Eacr was questioned by Post reporter
last night regarding MIR. Hi : appoint
ment.
II know nothing IN the world about the
matter" replied the major; II have been
down TO Galveston all day and have jus,
returned home"
From another source. deemed reliable
IT was learned that the appointment OF
j. a. I'm to the general managefshp of
the Galveston, Houston and Henderson
had been confirmed by the executive
hoard of the two roads Jointly operating
the terminal line. and that the official
circular 10 that effect would very likely
MIR nm comes TO Texas very highly
recommended as very efficient and
thoroughly experienced ralroader He
has large circle of friends among the
railway officials IN the state and was AT
one time private secretary TO Vice Pres-
dent rurdy of the Katy.
Galveston. Texas May i5.A New York
special TO the Evening Tribune today an
nounced he appointment by the exec
utive hoard of the Galveston. Houston aud
Henderson railway Of j. A. Hin as gen
oral manager of that road. Local railroad
men were questioned concerning the APP
poin'mcnt. hut could give no Information,
as this was said TO be the first they had
heard of II.
Mr.. I'm IS about 81 or IS years of age
He has had AN extensive experience as
raitond man, aud AT one time was private
secretary OF Receiver Cross when that
gentleman had charge of the operating
department of the Missouri. Kansas and
Texas railway. He WAS later secretary TO |
General Manager Thomas e. purdy. aud
left the employ of the katy about eighteen
months ago To become general manager
for Wisconsin Of the Equitable Life In. /
Surance company of New York. Just !
when the appointment VII be announced |
and when II viii he effective - |
not known at this time.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
EVENTS AT NORRIS PARK.

New York. May i3.-Afier the great
crowd Of yesterday. Morris Park looked
deserted ut lhe stccplccLasc race today.
for not more than 5000 people were present
10 watch the Jumpers.
Mile and onc-half, over six hurdles
patoen. 40 tBrackcn). to ]. won: Scud.
ij2 tSprague) " to and 6 to / place, see
ond Annie Bishop. I5G u. caliahan). 3 to
I. third. Time, 2;5i.
Three miles stccpicchasc. scilIng-IinI-
las. 49, tchandlcr, IL TO &. won; sayonarn.
15g dunlap, 4 10 l and even, second
Mnrschnn. isi Taliman). to !. ahird
Time. Cls
New York siecplechase. about two nnd
one half miles-puke Of Abcrcorn. 1856
u'erssc,. II 10 3. won; Woodford, H2 (Mc-
Inerney). 4 10 l, second. Time. 2a2 No
81. NichoIas handicap. mile and half.
over six hurdles. Winship. las lchandier),
I 10 !. won; San Joaquih. las tvcachi s To
: and 3 20 z, second; sou'lerner, is
ECLIPSE course. six furlopgs-M Mirage, 1a2
t'raraD 70 TO !: won; Fugitive. i2a mog.
Pay, IN tGrlffin 10 !. third. Time. l:l5
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
EVENTS AT THE FAM GROUND.

81. Louis. May ia.--i'a'r ground results;
Nmc-sINteenths mlc--pont shlp Me- loa
or. Murphy. TO /. won. Anguatinc. iei
C., Smughior). TO |. second; IunnI,a. los
Champion, to !. ,ird Time 0ii..
Roy.l C6n aep'' o ~ "'' N1nrhv' 70 t m'n
second pr iiugor, iOa penn), 10 10 !,
third Time IA
-Four ana Ciie-hnif furlonss- WA West,
Us ,Mnftn), 80 to L. woh, biltznu Sister,
i'S u,ayl'as>, even. second. Matte Hcile,
lp3 ,Shouul, u to /. third Time .l5
SvliinH. seven md ouc-hnli furlpngs-
lnn". 100 ti. Murphy. to /, won; Draw
Sro, in1 ,Slnughier). . 10 !, second; Tom
Gilmore, ina Garner, u to /. third. Time
i;adN.
Selling. i've fnrlongs--Mlnnie W. lO3
Nan pusene. q To s. won. Claude llil. lc
,lhp'npsun), II to |. second Punker. los
tNaillrgl. To !. third. 1'nr lp3.
Scllng, tvo fnrlongs-porhh Wood. lDl
"a, l,nrretp, oven. won, cold Coin, l1'
ulIthawa5D, to |, second. Nellie Smith,
W Garner. to /. third. Tome l:03is.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
BEFORE THE COMMISSION.
Discussing tho Repeal OF Exemptions
Erom Commission TnrifIs

Discussing tho Repeal OF Exemptions
From Commission Taritls
Austin. Texas. May le.--General Freight
Agent Barnhardt and Commercial Agent
j. w Tate of the Cotton Belt. General
Freight Agent Conner of the Fort Worth
and Rio Grandc General Freight Agent
kirlicks of tho Hearuc and Rtazos. and
chief Clcrk Sttrley Of the traffic crcrt-
nent oi the Fort Worth and Denver CITY
appeared before the railroad commi ssion
TINS morning to discuss the question of
repeating all exemptions of railroad COM
panios dcne business I'm tho state from
the operation of commission tariffs In
"A general WAY, objection MAS male to
any reduction in rates. hut 10 protest
was entered against the canct Ration of
existing exemptions from iarin operations
provided that in canoeing such cNenlp-
lions the commission viii quthori1c the
maintenance of the rates now being ear
ria1
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
TOURNAMENT or c;IiNNEns.

Memphis. Tenn. May i1.-Ths third
dnyH shooting Of The Memphis Gun CLUB :
Tournaments was not 30 good On q n,
previous day. owing to II strong wind.
rcniY rain IN tho afternoon ana niue h
fnttor 'nrgc;a. &. ", lBudj broke tour
HtrhiglnS OF twenty rnch and j. A. f..
iGllinit secured .syenty-eight OF his fret
riabty. These wore the bss, runs Of the
day. Holia - IicikGA aud Fred Gilbert,
the champions. are not shooting IN their
uaun. ROOD form More than Ais,y shooters
contested ench Of the eight events fpdny
They rrrica"ui avery D.cii1R OF the coun-
Try. Tomorrow's cara presents eight
iIgfsroat
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14

For, worth, Texas. May 3-rAa State
council OF the Junior order Of United
American Mechanic elected officers ms
.,,-uiue " ~. Johnson. San Antonio.
rounss nor; II. Lbfirnan. Dallas. nee coun-
eellor. ". \. smith Deaispn, chaplain
W II Rollins. rlchurne. SECRETARY y p
rrsnft,li,ss 10 National cniincll IL bfn-
v.r. i W-odvard, san Antonio John
IL pc G.lv.st n; A. y lian and j. l..
Cooper, F,st Worth; W. w johnson. Fan
place Of meeting In lSy'.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
HEADLIGHT FLASHES.

The Houston and Texas Central has just
issued an amf ndod rate circular author
iying tho sale of tickets to tho srlerai
assembly Cumberland Presbyterian
church. BIRMINGHAM, on May II aud ~
nj rate OF $50 for tho r"uni "Trip from
Inus.on and prol,oriionate rates from an
o,hor points on thn line. These tickets
hear final limit June ).
ON account Of the meeting of American
Association Of ciyii EnSincers IN June. the
cauthrrn Pacific has authorized one
e. round trip rate q San Francisco
r., noinis where Missouri river rates ap-
,Ix rhe rate from Fort Worth. Houston
and intermediata noii',s "a 81. ~ n,,lnts
,ichets NIL be on sale June ~ 10 " m
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
corRr AT EIsArMoNr.

! Newspaper Men Must Serve as Jurors
| Sentences for Perjury.
Beaumont Texas. May 1.-THE dstrc,
court worked on the criminal docket to-
day and yesterday with the following re-
SUIT VIII Turner theft, nolliri, Charles
Heath, aggravated assault. nolliod, John
Reinhardt. aggravated assault, coniin-
ned, sam Fiith. exhibiting game. pas Cd
on account sickness Of defendant. John
Callahan. cxhih.tng game same ORDER
corn!e White. aasauit TO murder. not
guilty, Cornie white oxhhlNHs game,
noliisdi Jim p1k'us. pcradry, fge years
~ IN ltniieniinly N"y.hpn Jpi lDh' prrJ-
urN, tiVe years ~ ne pcniientasy Atom
10 fAoma- perjury, on mia. 1a' luiluFy
Gas ar" al! neBrorf-
Is NE ~ Tho ouurt housc today copying
court r. ordf, Sheriff Y. n. LnnghauI,
Nl.o rs srIying Hes twruiy-sccOnn Nona"ru-
t.Se yrnr o. ilgl bailiil Of Jefferson cDun-
49, Summoned me local editor Of the bran-
irnnt journal ana Pot corr ppnirnt TO
80 jury service aud district Judge West
refused 10 entertain pea Of "A'nlp-
ton lnc Incident h mentioned Tor the
purpose Of informing other district Judges
In IcxnN mat IN ms ruling Judge Wet
osiahllalos pg' cedent mat gives hrrifis
tho power 10 suspend tor one day. at least.
any daily newspaper Ia Texas.
Tho county commit .soner- VIII tomorrow
take up for final action the Jury Of vie"
report OF the diich that h. 10 he construct
"a through hsaui'nht an" 'fs hupuips
under the late drainage law. TaNpayers
desiring TO protest construction OF the
dtch will be heard by the court during the
dag.
Directive cilf Ellison Of Houston have
been in the city today looking after prop
erty That had straycd from its rightiui
owner. After completing business Marshal
Ii,iru took drive over the city aud taSS
maj personal inspection consinc-s him
iiai leaving out houston. Beaumont IL
The busies, city In Texas.
,rher. win be a good roads and drain
age meeting at the court house tomorrow
and every citiztn interested In the weiiaf.
Of the city and county should attend.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14

IInrse Shoe Tobnrco loo. AIblon lbs.
l'hird racc one mite and seventy yards
selling Schiller ~, Whisper "a Leader
Fan. crovassc. Henry Young III.
Fourth race. thrrc-fourths OF mile
haudicnp- Forget. Argentine ~. Sir piay
100, John Cooper M David no.
Hifth race. throc-'ouriha Of mile, sell
INK Amelia Fouso *. Battle Dore rs, Indy
iorta NJ. Terrier ~. Elk Fellow los, Ellen,
Magei. Cray. Virgin ioi, Towerost ioS,
Constantine. immildn. Tommy Ruttor,
lrtirnicr lna
sixth race. 1--WE and ono-hnf furonea.
aolling Neliic Smith 10. l'asig ~, Corhhm
~. swiftly TO- Aus hi Man. Senator I'm
tea Gath. pumiuion Etowuwood lGi. Pan
lnndrnm lNA. tnsa. Nronnhnnd no MOD III
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
THE MOST POPULAR NOVELS

,a comparison Of the statistics of
Az. .s eh'er English libraries, says the
~ Penny, 1t is evident TIM; there is a
general agreement that the best nov
W, 1a, various departments of fiction
e" woman III
slolic novel-'Ivanhoc."
ama''c novel-"Monte crlsto"
y novel-"The Vicar Of Wake
~. h,''s,sl-"Mldshipman Easy"
KILT yIi ., rural llfe--"Aum Bede."
sslsal hosel-"Lothnir."
Es c. Ti,,en with a purpose-"Uncle
aslnatlve noyel-"sho.
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."
, "u hrovel--"charles o'Malley"
|s mi Aho a, of Midlothian"
r sssn ,hoyel--"vani'y Fair"
L mos, n novel, SCARLET Letter"
j" 3' popular novel of all-"vanity
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
cluHive, good for return for sixty DAYS
from date OF sale

cIuHlve, good Tor return Tor sixty DAYS
from date of sale.
Tomorrow the gate system on the South.
ern racine. now In operation for one
month between Houston and New Or
ON all trainn ON the Houston division,
Houston to San Antonio aud on the Nic-
torla and the Sabine and East Texas ui-
Visions. The new scheme Is working adj
inirably and giving satisfactory results to
Inc railroad company and the traveilns
pubic.
The race between u sextct bicycle and
the Empire state express Is scheduled TO
near Albany. n, Y. \ trao> six miles long
has been prepared parallel 10 the Now
York Ccntrf,ls ,racks. he bicycle is
IT can turn their pedals three times to a
second us Is hoped, thr train record Tor a
mile VIII he beaten two and two-iitth
seconds
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
uvmNTs Ar sIIMtriri.i,.

Sheffield, Ina. May l3.-Siv furlongs--
Terra Archer ilrsi, Karraba g. second, ID
ana I irj. Tlmc. 1lGG.
-Four aud n half furinnss-ltcssviile0 fst
Chic seeond, )oyoir third. Time o.biA.
Five iurlougS Walk over iirst, NtoIn
SECOND pcmirop ihiid. rlinr, i:DiN
Seven furipngs--May Gniop nr't, ar. q.
fncond. Liile sadie third. Time lslts.
Eve aud 4, half furionRs. hnihlf s-lfcr-
cuics FIRST. Trmbio second, Miles Stanrish
third Time. 400,
Six nnc q half furIonss--i.ott.e Ensnn
first. Eaie Il. second, Fred x. third fime.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14

course we print an enormous amount Of
other matter-9,guUp timetables annually
anu hundreds OF thousands OF copies OF
ICONS descriptive OF points of lntcrrst
along cur lines. special trains, excursions
etc. rms is supplemented by 'sof, mat.
,tr hnng up in the ticket Offices and sta.
tiohs everywhere. In our booklets and
brochures we use only tho best PAPER.
nos, printing and best illustrations spar.
ing no expense one of our bcst books
was that OF the worlds fnir. Of when
We printed ~ 90, copies in $ ven ianguag s
and circulated thcm extensively In Europe.
South AmericA and MeNico."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
NoKrurRN PACIFIC SALE.

Milwaukee, Wiz, May l3. rhe da's for
tho opening Of the sale of Northern IA
ciic properties has been fixed for August
!. Tie real estate to he sold aggrep ltes
about g.. 400 TOO acres. The work of pre-
pairing the notices. when must contain
fun descriptions OF the property VIII he
Gin as soon as the lawyers. VIM lidNe Jusi
returned from "A trip over IN" llucs, return
No., .,.,ty
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
rvENTs AT WINDsOH.

Detroit. May "a, Six MISUNDERSTANDING
sirst. Min rga second. cuticlinc tnird
Time. il6h,
-Four furiong,--Sharron frt Lulu NJ
SEQ ond. Nolida third. Time. 0;iSH.
Seyen furlongs--Sun Up nr,t. LaS1lle
SECOND. Charley Weber third. Pine. iyi%.
Six furlonrs--Iiuthyen first. f.ongbrook
f.cond Austin third Time. ~.
Seven and a hair furlongs-kirk first.
fiippogrnn second. Leonard Is. thru.
n me. .jjt2.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
sr. LOUIS ENTRIEs.

First race. three-fourths mile. selling
soddubia 80. Bravo. Geneva c.. Damoclcs
05, itcgehoit l0i. Safe Home lo7, NicoIlni
Eau Claire. Jimmie X. 100. 81. llario.
Shooting star no Hayden III. Ashland
ihy S.rathmorcl ~.
Second race. four and one-half furiongs.
2-year-olds. seiiing-t4ady Nidiand, Lilly