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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-14

the exception of young girl the en-
tire company of twenty or thirty per
sons joined hands in q circle around
centre table. The girl was placed In
the centre of the circle ana in front Of
her was a guitar on the table. Or
course. after the spirits had been call
ed by the medium to this present
world they began to touch tie strings
of the musical instrument and produce
notes of heavenly melody. Then some
brother, who was q deep believer in
the theory, kindly kicked the table and
the spirits" were thoroughly awaken
ed. The old men and old ladies present
talked to their departed friends and
felt more than ever convinced in the
sincerity of their religion. As the
company went home the believers were
invited TO come back again the next
night and assured that for another
small fee of fifty cents they would be
admitted into communication with
their friends in the spirit world.
The matter of founding Young Wo-
mans Christian Association has been
frequently proposed and an institution
of this kind urged 10 be as strong a
necessity as a similar institution for the
Young men. The idea is not exactly
q new one. for it has been adopted ard
has been pat into successful operation
i'm some of our larger cities. There is
hardly any doubt that the phiIantAro-
pic and benevolent inclined ladies' of
Wheeling could secure the necessary
capital to start such an association if
the importance of such an undertaking
was sufficiently impressed upon them,
for the ladies can not he eNcelled in
the art Of unlOOsening the purse strings
and Dersuading those who have money
20 open their hearts in the interest OF q
good cause. There is no doubt. also.
that there is just as much a necessity
for furnishing Christian instruction TO
the Young women of the city as the
young men. Evidences of this can be
seen every day. Every night of the
week. and especially on Saturday
NIGHTS. the principal streets are prom
enaded by hundreds of girls who walk
no and down over the same route for
several hours at a time. While these
girls are not by any means all out for
bad motives. they are certainly not
finding on these promen2des strictly
refined and elevating Influences, while
their brothers have the advantage Of
we'll equipped and attractive y. NJ.
c.. A. institution. Outside OF Their
homes there are no attractions oife ad
except the streets and the public
dance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-14
Valuable Property and Stock S loISa.

The following vGluable parcels " r
property IN tue elty OF MhDcIus 3D.. ...
ncms cucieu by inc Undersigned o.. .-
Vttc slIc.
J. The brick residence known as
Fifteenth street and tLc lot ou b.
Is situated.
.. The business properly known
1909 Main street. extending tn.ll.. ..
South street.
Q. The business property known a-
1911 Market street. extending go aI.cy
Also shares OF stock OF the folio.
banks ana corpora tons:
Standard Iron 81 Steel Com
common.
STANDARD Iron & Steel Cm.a..
preferred.
Ohio River Railroad Company.
Rank Of The ohio valley
City Hospital Association.
HOWARD HALLETT AssIrl..
1911 Market Street. Whe,ins. 81. }a
Geleddh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-14

cd by those who were seated behind. This
may mark the beginning of reform IN
this direction, and ii is tine earnest hope or
many who attend churches and theatres
that such may be the case and that the
tine may be- FASTENED when it viii be
generally recognized as breach of eti-
ouette and courtesy to obstruct the vision
of others by wearing "a tower Of hat and
uIumes in public meetings
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-14
SOB eAlE-RFAl ESTATe
North Wheeling Property for Sale

In order TO closc tine estate OF Oh. I..
Patrick Kcuuey ] hereby offer ioe
tie properly belonging to tu. a..
tate. situated on tnc West s... ol 81
80 .ct, between flith and S.Ata .......
brick house fronting or Market stl..
also tWO-stoIy brick hoIse. Irout..
Alley b. sand Mar ket ana Alley b.
both paved "ith brick. This propcru
~ very good condition. The best ~ lI.
age and O.. 81 whole Is very Qcsira
opportunity TOR Investment a- "a nom. os
otherwise. being m tue hc.lu.'cst au.
best part of The city. NIl seu .s a Wlo
or 90 -WO paris. For particulars ,al ..
.i'..... .-. N f.H.
au2,ch. 10l Market St...-.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-14

ing positions of responsibility In mer-
Cenle circles. In the medical profes-
sion they are i'm the front ranks. some
of the busiest physicians of Wheeling
those who have tine largest practices
and who make the most money, are
Young men. In two Instances partic-
UIarly the rapid success of young ply
siCians Is most noticeable. The same
condition Of affairs is trne of the min
isrv. The majority of those in the
p.rpits of Wheeling are young men and
they have Jue reputation of being
emoue the best preachers and most
successful pastors. Young ministers
are taking the places of their elders
and are more eagerly sought after
whenever pulpit is vacant. In poll
ties AID ,lV the young men also pre-
dominate and are the m So conspicu-
ous The las campaign is remarkable
for the number Of young men who
srrang into political prominence. and
who were elected 20 positions of re-
spoUsibi'ity Verify, this is q young
man S age and his opportunities for
usefulness are unhcmded.
The co'orod yo,eIs Of the city who
were c0lciiGtoi by the appointment
OF one Of their number ON the local
police force ty Chief Bennett, have
decided thar in The event of his re-
election they win demand and insist
upon the appointment of an additional
one ON the force. They complain that
iD consideration of their number and
the undivided support which they have
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-14

Speaking of banks. the new Gcrmanio
Half Dollar Bank. OF which AIR. George
Hook is president will not got possession
a. i,s property at Market street and alley
j. until the first of April and The suose-
ouent alterations viii consume several
months. The bank viii rent the room TO
be vacated by The German Bank tem-
poraruy and will remain there until the
changes 20 the buildings ON the corner of
the alley have been completed. The Ger
mania will have "a very handsome bank
mg building and the bank promises TO DE
q very popular and successful institution.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-14
FOR SAIL

House. % rooms and hall Mari.
Centre Wheeling, N,l00.
House rooms, brick. terms t.
Eighteenth street, $l,4UO
Splendid DriCk house, rooms t
gases, bath, not and cold water. .- ....
between I'D and 2lth streets 90 ton
House % rooms ard store I0.. l..l
street sixth ward. terms easy. a.
900 buys mouse. rooms
Centre " heeling. s.. cash. l.l lance
Lots ON Linn st. and MC 80 |o.
mcuts.
Splendid building site for l.
Fourteenth ST.
House. rooms. brick. Jacob street.
ward. easy terms, g. 800.
Building site FOR dwelling. C"I
street. Fifth ward.
Eight-rOom frame house bath. ~
coll water also double Game n.N-
rooms on each Side. with r.I necessary
buildings; suitable flr tH1 faWl.le.
gases. Between SEVERN ana tf
streets. east side of Market street,
J0xl32 feet A bargain at $780,
House, y rooms large centre nails.
Modern c0nveuiences ard large Dot
2fH Indrltrf street. .HHsf ana terms
House e rooms. brick Fifteenth
cheap 5000
House rooms and hail. 18Th It,. 9 r
RusHn>-s property Jn Marie, st q
t9o0 ''2oo '-ro. $50 % 40 and $3.50 10 ela
on zeal estate.
NESBITT & DEYINE,
Tel 6i3. 1889 Market 'tre..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-14
THE BULLDOG TOE

Is the correct tips for shoes. That's wha,
we're scoring poin; with now. No
other toe goes on foot. It's the latest;
and only the latest Claims recognition.
You want it, though in the right sort Of
shoe, shoe that's good enough to wear
because it VII wear. Nothing can be
added to these goods to make them more
satisfactory. You have all he desirable
shoe qualities here, everything you want
and nothing that you'd rather want than
have. for 50 to Sc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-14

for every person connected with the es-
tab.ishmcnt. Thus the reason for the
hint given the parties and the closing up
Of the joint.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-09

Carriages will be admitted free at tho
State Fair. Parties visiting the fair by
such conveyance are notified thal Crans-
ton street IS somewhat impossible 10 car
riages and II is suggested that such VS.
itors drive to the Park by way OF ELM
wood and Reservoir avenues. The trolley
car service to Narrngsnset. Park VIII not
be affected. Cars will be run three per
minute N necessary. Quick sno safe
transportation for $1,000 passsecgers
daily.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-09

CREATE tho. nSsession OF
s'reng'h and ~ s1uninefs.
Peop.e o. Ieas'.fcs, thet those who
keep their q am CO before me pubic
by. usi's THE E,fS are solid and
substart:a. WI
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-09

Beware of unscrupulous }
dealers. See that you get 1
to the big sale. Front
covered with red signs
and red awning.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-14
ANDKEEs BALLOON UNDER WAY
Ae1enautic Arctic Explorer-to-Be Probs
bly, Under Way

london, July 13--Advices have been
received from Tronssoe, Norway, tina
Arnold Pixies steamer. Victoria, has
arrived there after having visited the
Swedish aeronaut, Herr Andree, at
Danes island. The erection of a. bal
loon had been begun and Herr Andrea
expected TO be ready to start on his
aerial VISIT toward the north pole
early in July.
Before starting, however, Il was the
eroRaut's Intention ITO test his balloon
thoroughly by sending it UP attached
by ropes and by telephone TO steamer,
virgo, which vessel conveyed Herr
Andree and his companions and their
outfit to Spftzbergen.
On the way back from Spitzbergen the
steamer victoria called at Advent
Pay on June %, where 1t was learned
that the members of the Martin-Con-
way party and OF the Swedish German
knorSng expedition were well. At
that time Advent Bay was full of ice.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-14
A Traasfor..tion of sores.

A queer sect has lately sprung up In
the Ioo-Choo-Fin district, in Esss>rn
China. In order 20 intir4idate their fol.
lowers into eating mea; or not eating
NEAT according 20 the SKI, they teach
that meat-eatins women viii DE trans
formed into men IN the llfs 70 come. and
that their children which die bsfors
reaching maturity viii go % Heaven or
hades. a. the case rIay BE- a. creatures
IN which the sexes VIII 70 combined
The penalty for the men Is inst The op-
posite. Vegetable -estspg Tnaiss oaa
only gain admission 20 Parsdise upon
proving that they have DONE souss va
orous deed, and even chen they cannot
pass the p>arly gates without being
instantly transformed snfo women. Ths
natural conclusion one arrives 80 aft~-
reading the teness Of this queer sect -
shat unless . vegefahie~cafing rnan can
prove that he has been an earthly hsr7
Re viii not be admitted - AL. eTsa a. =
woruan. This peculiar people &rs
known M The TBng ; oo-Chsts-sen. AMI
are said 20 be rnakioz wonderful Proy-
Tea. wherever they Cos. Lesis Re-
public
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-14
ELECTRIC OvERCOATS.
4 New Device 70 He Used In an Arctic
Climate.

= New Device - BE Used IN An Arctic
Climate.
! An Englishnan has invented al
electrically-warmed overcoat for arctic
voyagers, especially for those who jour
ney by balloons. Speaking Of his de-
vice, he says: AS you know, they wear
heavy sealsikn coats Qiks Russian
shooba) for . substantial protection
against the intense cold. Suppose they
are provided with light and long sum-
mer overcoats; the ins;vsse and outside
of these coats are made water and fire-
proof Gncombustible) by soaking them
for q few days in a concentrated solu-
ton of phosphate Of ammonia Coils
made of thin copper or aluminium
bronze tubing are concealed between
the outside and inside of these coats.
Each explorer is provided with a spc-
cial apparatus, with spirals made OF
very fine platinum wires The electric
current passing through the said wires
renders them incandescent, and il air
IS now blown through the apparatus
the air will be also hot. To the waist OF
each explorer are attached small blow
ers, which are connected TO the said
platinum heating APPARATUS by every
step Of IN explorer such . blower blows
cold air TO the heating apparatus. AMI
the hot air circulates through the whole
system Of copper coils. and. of course,
the explorer would be warmed in an
original and sficacious way. Lead tub
ing could DO used instead of copper.
though the latter metal should be pre-
ferrcd. rs IL 10 q muah better conductor
Of heat than the former.
The explorer could be also provided
with q knspsack, wherein is concealed
= special blower driven by electricity.
IN the same knspsack is placed also
the platinum-heating device. A small
dynamo (placed in the cabin of the air
ship and driven by the hand or q BIZ
cycle mechanism supplies the current
TO the explorers by means Of flexible
wires. which. of course. are connected
TO every eTplorer-say, the two ter-
Ininals 81 his knapsack. OF course, the
explorers do not need 20 walk On Tire
ground unlees for special purpo@es--
J. e, when one Tor many explorer must
leave the cabin and descend % the
ground. II he leaves The cabin the
balloon viii Of courSe be lighter. and IL
viii endeavor 20 shoot into tie AIR.
To prevent this. q cable with . small
anchor should be lowered down. and IL
should be held fast by q heavy piece
~ zee of size which just sufices the
balloon 20 be kept a. certain hight
from The ground when the explore-
leaves the cabin. By passing Of n
strou- current through the said small
enchor. IL viii be thsred out from the
lump OF zoe: thus the balloon retains
the same height when loaded b. the
full cabin. with al explorers. etc.
When special expedition With aIu-
.ninum sIedgez and dogs - required.
then the balloon should be sncbor-d
20 TIE ground. On the sle6ye ~ plAeeJi
= s,roag primary or secondary battery.
which supplies currsnt through fex-
ib!e wires many yards long.-St~ Louis
Republic
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-14
GOING TO GET MARRIED
Royalty to Wed Thursday and Ne
Workers in London, ii an Earlier Date.

Royalty to Wed ca Thursday and New
Workers in London, at an Earlier Date.
London, July 13.-The prince and
princess of Wabes,on behalf of the queen
gave a garden party at Buckingham
palace this afternoon, IN honor of Prin-
cess Maud of Wales. who is to be mar
RED 20 Prince Charles OF Denmark on
Wednesday The royal party arrived
at 40 D. m The state room of the
palace were thrown open to guests, of
whom there were about 5000, including
the usual number Of the representatives
OF the British aristocracy, besides dis
tirguiFined people from the various ool-
pn.es and from the East Idies- The
United States ambassador, Mr.. Thomas
Bayard, and his entire staff and Mr..
DepsW of New York also attended.
Other Americans vino were present
were the Hon Henry B. Brown, asso-
ciatB justice OF fhe supreme court, and
Mrs. Brown, Judge Oliver Wendell
Homes OF Boston, Mrs. Colgate and
MI. Lloyd Griscomb of Philadelphia.
At St. Georges Church, Hanover
square, tomorrow Mrs. A. s. Kipp OF
New York will be married 70 Mr.. ].
Baker, also Of New York. A special
license has been granted for the cere-
mony. The United States ambassador,
Mr.. Thomas Bayard. will gave the bride
away.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-14
"OIRT DEFIES THE KING" THEN
SAPOL 10
IS GREATER THAN ROYALTY ITSELF.

decking. which Is sioped t5ward the
center of the bridge for drainage pur-
poses. A layer OF felt is layed between
the timbers and the pIanks they rest on.
and the iron work in contact with deck
ing and ballast is asphalt.
THIS method is found very ratis-
factory in reducing the noise Of passing
trains. and IL Is 10 be hoped that ia
principle will soon be largely adopted
in this country. Already the fact that
some consideration 10 due 70 ones
neighbors in the matter OF piano prrc-
tics and other domestic noises Is be-
coming recognized. and quite a trade
has sprung up "a the 'desfening" ma
terials. OF these. probably that most
in request is mineral wood. layer Of
which 10 placed under tho floor, In tho
walls and over the ceiling. If need b.
In a room thus surrounded, the most
rabid musician can do his worst, with
out interfering in the least with the
peace of mind Of the rest of the inmates
of the house. Another easily handled
material which forms an e1ectuaI dam
for the vibration Of sound WIVES, apd
which is not open 20 the objection
which mineral wood presents, % turn
ing powdery. is . quilt cornposed OF
long, fat blades Of seagrass. which cross
each other Mt every angle. forming in
Vulnerable air spaces. which give al
most perfect conditions for Outlining
both heat and sound.-Baltiraorc Amer
ira1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-14
ATROCITIES IN CRETE
Emperor Williams Agent Comes Back to
Report UnreportabIe Horrors

New York, July 49, special to the
Herald from Athens, says: DR.. Du
Miller, who was sent to Crete by En-
pe1Or William to make a report on the
condition OF affairs, has arrived here
on his return from the island. He
says:
Civilized people can scarcely credit
the outrageS which the Turks have per-
petrated on Christian women and chill
dren. Europe has but faint idea of
the horrors which have taken place The
powers must absolutely interviews to
prevent renewal of such scenes. There
is but one course TO pursue, that is to
turn the Turks out of Europe" He
adds: The insurgents intend fighting,
and they are receiving plentiful supply
OF arms. The utmost disorder prevails %
Dispatches from the Cretan consuls
announce that burning and pfllagin z
have begun afreSh. The Cretan COM
mittee here are doubling their NUM-
lions of war
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-14
W. J. BRYAN.

Lime, Peru, July 11.--Several par
tisans OF ex-President Cacerisa have
been arrested. Il Is asserted that they
planned a revolution FOR the middle Of
August
New York. July ia dispatch TO the
World from Kingston, Jamaica says:
An unknown number OF persons were
killed and many wounded in an acctdcnt
today on the American section CT the
railway extension
Huntington. ". Va. July 1L-1he MIL
OF Sharp & Co. in Lincoln county, COL
laps.ad. Theo. Pu.en and Thomas sharp
were fatally injured. James S. keene,
Fred Alberts and son Of Sharp are
dangerously wounded.
st. Petersburg, July 11--over fifty
Ni.iEsts have been arrested here during
the week and q number Of secret print
ing presses have been seized The ar
rests were made in connection with a
recent strike Il factories II this v-cln.-
tY-
Rome. July u--Thec fa-nber OF dep
uties was crowded today when the Mar
gus 81 Rudini answered The resignation
CT the minister q war and added that
the king had charged him with tiss FOR
nla --VA U alll2eC c4D4nrL aar --s4G-
quis then ask-i the chamber 20 adjourn
and u dii 80 sire Gle.
Clay CITY. Ind. July u.-At II o'ciock
this evening. Ph1l@ Professor T. ? P-iR-
ley T7s preparing 20 make q bal
loo1 ascension. one OF the lsr-- 74olez
ussd 70 support the baiico- during its
imitation. EEL 70 the ground. There xas
a throng Of People and Clyde obsrhoi-
ter. II years Oh. son q the postmaster
ard HerSchel Gr.rfShs. z-srs insanity
killed. benjamin Eylco.d KY &c zzd
MiIlzrd Woods ~zs badly injured
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-14
WAITING oRDEAs FROM MADRID
Captive lnsurgent Claims Benefit of Ameri
can Citizcnsh;p

Havana. July 15.-George Aguirre, an
fnSm gent captain, who is said TO be an
American citizen, IL the we'll dressed
man heretofore reported to have been
captured in a. boat by the gunboat An
tonic Lopez, near Bacurano. Agllirre
is in solitary confinement at the navy
yard. He says that he was ON his way
10 surrender, with his 1boatman Cutler
mo. to Colonel jose Delgado. Cutler
mo. who has also been imprisoned says
that before being captured Aguirre
threw overheard all papers and a re-
volver.
Owing to Aguirre's claim 70 American
citizenship. the authorities here will
await orders from Madrid as TO wheth-
er he shall be tried by military court or
according to the civil law.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-14
NOISE or RAILROAD TRAINS.
q Ger8an H,s p~stsea q Mssno1 foS
Frrv~ssfDx It.

A German engineer has devised q
method for preventing lie noise made
- trains n passing ever iron bridges
that nay oc-oe in for consideration He
Futs a decking Of Is.-lneh pisaks b.
tween the csoss girssrs. resting On
thTee-inch tsnfssrz laid on the bottom
sssaEes- On the pisnks double layer
of felt 10 la;e. which "a fxed 20 TIE ver-.
teal web OF re cros= girce-. AZ tss
connection With The girtes timber
covered soipt is PLACED o. fe';. AID ;hs
whole Is bostsd 20 The bottom asoge-
x0cr .Tsses CT -ssse.- crawl ssssx -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-14
TO cApRY cARNEGIr-s FREIGHT
Contract Let for a Lane OF Read Thirty ase
Miles s.aar

PStts5U7z. Pa. July 1.-THE contract
for the grading. cuaDeline .treStilas and
masonry % t;l!Tty-ofle c15ieS OF Andrew
CaG2egie's new railroad from BaaeocS
10 Butler. by which be Wi reach the
lakes with the Pictshu-g. Shenango and
Lake Erie ana conaect with the Van
cerotlt and Pennsylvania lines. was set
today 10 G !. Mcdonald az Piutsbu-g.
The contract price was 4 I!ttle over S7Oo.
00e Work nus, begin within FIVE DAYS
and tho enslTe Job must lie finished by
January :.
Three thousand men WIZ be put 20
work on The road ASSOC n as shey can
be PLACED. PAT o. she line Is 70 be ops-
rated by electricity. No attention is to
be paid TO pasSen ger traffic.
FEaR the boIsterous savage Of passion
.ess than the sedately griuaing Villain
Layater.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-14
BIRDS IN THEIR LITTLE NESTS
Farmer Morton Advocates "Bird Day" for
the Instruction Of Youths in Bird-Lorc.

Washington, July 1S.-An appeal for
FIRE observance Of bird Day in the
schools Throughout the country has
been made by the agricultural depart
n>ent. The object is bo devote the day
20 be Set apart once a year. or 10 be
combined with Arbor Day To in
structions tn the value of our native
birds and the means Of protecting them
from wanto 6sstSIction. The idea
originated with superintendent of
Schools Babc1ck Of on City Pa. II
eas been already adopted in two cities
on City, Pa, and Fort Madison. Ia
and Secl s5llry Morton. the author Of
Ar'bor Day, and endorser Of the Bird
Day movement. wants 20 see the latter
eNOerfed generally. The department
IN is published protest against Attacks
on birds suggests that Il is equally i'm
poroant - teach the best means Of pre-
serving the timber. game and fish as to
teach students how 10 develop tie az
T'icultuTal wealth of the state.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-14
r. C. SMYTH & SONS.
Largest Bicycle House In Kansas.

southern Kentucky. Only a little por-
ton Of 1t touched Cincinnati, but at
Newton, ten miles away the rainfall
was tremendous, causing great damage
TO fences and crops A private dis
patch from the Kanawha river tells OF
the rise of that river fourteen feet in an
incredibly short time and the sweeping
away Of q Cincinnati camping party on
the Shore. Fortunately the occupants
escaped TO high ground and thus saved
rheir lives. There sre runors, how
ever, of loss OF Life, not yet confirmed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-14
Bicycles! Bicycles!

July 1, 1s96.-We have sold One Hun
dred Bicycles up to date and want TO
sell One Hundred more before Septem-
Der l; SO for the next sixty days we
will not be UNDERSOLD by any firm.
Just look at our line:
Fowler. truss frame: Fowler, model
3; Lu-Mi-Num: Meteor, Patee, Zone
piece crank; Patee, model B; Cieve-
land, Elgin, Stormer, Racycle, Elyria,
Outing, Emperor. Westminster, WAY
erly.
Don't forget the Mace.