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but that did not account for the bnd condi-
ton ! was in, my blood did not circulate.
and If ] pricked my finger while sewing, 10
blood followed the puncturc All tins IA
different now, thanks to DR.. Williams Pink
Pills.
(Signed)T Mrs. CuRIsTtASA FOSTER"
Witness: Mrs ED. HBARH.
The propriotors OF DR.. Williams Pinl, Pills
state thut they are not patent medicine hut
prescription used for many years by All en-
inent practitioner who produced the most
wonderful results with them, curing all forms
of weakness arising FROM watery condition
of the blood or shattered nerves, two fruitful
causes of almost every i'll to which flesh is
heir. The pills arc also specific for the
troubles peculiar 10 fcnaics, such Es suppress
sons, all forms Of weakness, chronic constipa-
ton bearing down palms. etc, and in tho case
of men will give speedy relief and effect per-
manent cure in all cases arising from mental
worry, overwork, or eScesses of whatever
nature. They are entirely harmless and can
be given to weak and hckly children with
the greatest good and without the slightest
danger Pink pills are sold by all dealers,
or will be sent post paid on receipt of price,
4 $50 cents box, or six boxes for S2.5Q-they
are never sold in bulk or by the 1907 by adj
dressing DR.. Williams Medicine Company,
! Schenectady, n. Y.
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Rock ISLAND, May 2S--- The Unit
Ell Presbyterian general sssembly held
snort session luis mOrDing and I'D
Journed to 2 U'clocb 70 sifOrd the COM
mlttees an opportunity to woik. Dur
ing the pest ytar there was raiseu IoT
al Iurpo,e, 1894 1873, a decrease OF
s23 $50. lhe Sabbath schools number
Jas, an ibciease Of rs. The pupils
nuniuer III, 35I, an increase OF 3. l6s.
1hs mempeIsnlp OF young people =
creased 6,7S2, and numOers 1888.
rhe total membership VI tue chuIcn
reported is l.3 .64l, u net Increase Uui-
ing the year Vi 2.GSS. The number pI
ministers 10 S92, an Increase OF IL.
The assembly neari number vi
memorials, one VI the congregation al
Mofrlso1, H., ntktDg ueliveiance
with REGARD to the Modern Wooomops
this cnurch being opposed to secret OIL
uers. Tue memorials were referred ~
Committees.
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NEWS FROM LONDON
Salisbury lnauSurates tho Festivities
With a Banquet.
POPE LEo's "woap OF wIsD0a"
Professor Andrea Starts for the
Arctic Reglons--No!es OF Tho
III acre.

LONDON, May 20. - Copyrighted
1897 by the Associated Pres The
marquis OF Salisbury gave iuh dress
balquet 10 the am AMBASSADORS and minis
terra plenipotentisry at his residence,
20 Arlington atreet, on Wednesday
last In honor Of the qnes ma birthday.
The prince OF Wales was anon those
present. The banquet Was followed
by reception at tn. foreign office ioI
which more this n 3, 900 Invitations were
Issued. 1t was one OF the most bill
liant OF the functions OF the season
and 10 generally regarded ss launcp'
Ing the long LET Of festivities which
Will be in Iull swing until after the
jubilee. The display OF diamonds was
really magnificent ana the btililancy
OF tho scene was heightened ny the
TACT that oil the men were either uni
ormeu or dressed In court dress.
Col. John Hay, the U. 3. amblssa-
dor, accompanied by Mrs. Hay, wac
| among the members OF the diplomatic
corps present.
The Jubilee preparations a. present
are in n state of more or less chaoe.
The queen has not yet fiDally sp.
proven any OF the program. But sight
| seefs' standa are going up AT every
possible place from the Easements to
above the roofs. Many OF the sents
are only twenty inches wide and are
on the faoes OF steep buildings. 1t 10
! estimated that u million seats now
line the route, but their sale is not
lively aud prices are falling as tne
arriving Americans are not eager 10
buy al top prices.
A geHuine fire scare prevails on &C.
count OF the filmsy stands erected
everywhere. AD expert who was con.
nected with the fire department Tor
twenty years has written u letter 10
the newspapers poiuting out the Jan
ger from nre and especially 20 the
| priceless treasures in the national gal
| lery, which IL now surrounded by u
huge pine structure, several tons OF
resinOus wood being stacked closely
ageinst the building.
The list OF jubilee honors is def.
nitely closed and notice has been
given 10 aspirants that their names
cannot, under any circumstances, De
added to the list. IL Ia stated semi
officially that the kings OF Wurten.
berg and Portugal, Archduke Franz
Ferdinand OF Austria and Ora nd Duke
| C3ergius OF Russia will be maze
knighls OF the garter, apd that Pnnce
| Albert Of Prussia anu Prince Rupert
oil Bavaria Will be made knights OF the
gtAud cross OF tne bath. The MARQUIS
OF Salisbury, the Marquis OF Twee-
dale anu the Marquis oi Londonderry
will be made uugep, and Sir john
Lubbock anu Sir Joan Gerat will be
elevated TO the poerage. Inc honor Of
knighthood Will be- conferred upon
hundreds OF people, Including tins
premier of Canada,c Mr.. Wilfred
Lautier, and Mr.. Alfred Harmswostn
proprietor OF the Daily Mall. til,
Evening News anu sixteen 0tnei
| Journals.
WILL GO TO A MONASTERY.
The Due d'Alenoon, whose wife los
her life curling tho charity bazaar fir
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CHICAGO, May 20.--rhe controver-
sy between the Evanston authorities
and the Salvation Army OF that subur b
IL regard to the lattef's street servics
eliminated lost evening in tho srres,
OF seven members OF the religious order
AID one OF their supporters. For d
long time the moy0r has sought t.
limit the activities VI the 5slva,ionIets,
assigning thu m to a certain portion o.
the city. This was done at the request
OF citizens VINO have complained OF
the annoyance cue 10 drum beating
and the sound Gf horns aud tam.
Dourines. The Balvationists not COM
plying with the Eayor's order, teen
arrest followed. The hearing OF their
cares was Get for Tussdey next. Thr
men were reiea.ed ON their own recog-
nlzacce.
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Hot Flashes.
General arrangement and Nervousness Pre-
Ludsd by Stomach Trouble.
Blood Disorder and Nervousness of
Years Standing.

Mrs. Christians Foster is . natron of Mat
toon, who has recently been restored TO the
ranks of health after many years of suffer
ing. She gave her statement to a reporter
in such concise shape that We print IL:
My name is Christiana Foster, am fry
years of age and a housekecper. | have
lived in Illinois ever since was twelve
years old. During the latter year, of my
life I have been much afflicted with stomach
trouble, blood disorders and nervousness,
ind these were greatly aggravated about two
years ngo when ] became subject to most
disagrecable hot flashes, Tor perhaps l should
say lushcs).
I" / seemed to be losing ground all the time.
could not sleep bu. for short time, not
being able to obtain any appropriate rest,
and may say was truly wretched.
About one year ago. after reading an nd.
vertisemunt of Dir. Williams Pink Pills for
Pale People, determined to get some of
them, and did so, beginning TO take them
strictly according to directions. l had not
taken half u box before ! experienced relief,
and before had taken four boxes, ! was,
may say. well. OF course | anu growing old,
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AssURANuE AND HOPE.
Secretary Gage spsais Encourngauc-
~ ON Iarlf and Finances.

CINcINNATI, May 2S.-The program
OF the closing days OF the union meet
Ing OF tne co numerical clubs oi Is ston,
Chicago, TT. Louie and Cincinnati
was Interrupted somewhat by iuclem-
ont weather. Still the electric cars
started early for the Kentucky bigh-
lands with over 200 prominent busi-
ne,s men aboard for the outing. With
the exception OF the evening banquet,
the entertainments OF the day were
all on the Kentucky side OF the river.
The brie, speech OF Lyman j. Gage,
secretary Of tue ireasury, was perhaps
the ieatute OF the banquet. He was
vigorously applaudsd when he arose
to speak. Secretary Gage prefacsd his
remarks with the statement that be-
fore coming he called upon the PRESS
dent auu asked permission to cay Tor
the administration that there must be
proper revenue raised, and that there
must be- u sound system OF currency
established. The President, he said,
replied: "That is exactly wHat 1 want
you TO say"
Continuing, the secretary remarked
that he had discovered that two par
tlcular themes neld frat place In the
thoughts OF all business men. Thess
were the tarin anu the pubic fnal.
ces. lie then said, in part;
"Upon the settlement OF these tw,
questions enterprise waits and indus
Try languishes, and have though
that on this occasion / could do nj
better seivice tnsn to give you assui .
ance and nupe. AS to the great fabric
now before Congres known as tn,
tariff bill l have nothing to cay.
want to bear testimony, however, I,
me good faith OF those IN both house,
who have the measure In charge
they are iuIy consoious of their re
sponsibillty and are WORKING faithfully
| o discharge IL. Nor do L think tn,
opponents Of these measures are iik el
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IBLEGRAPHIC.
VICTIMS OF FLOOD.
7gO Thousand People Homeless In
81 Pasc, Texas.
MANY FAMILIES DESTITUTE.
Yhs City Council App ais to Congress
for an appropriation Of
$4,000.

Ell PAso, Tex, May 2s.-Over 500
homeless families, or 1000 people, were
nm the streets Of Ell Paso this morning,
ss.tcbiug for shelter. Their furniture,
oloihlng, etc., were piled up on the
nripcipsl thoroughiarss OF the city.
Last night tho waters continued t.
rise. and before day dawnei the food
had reached that portion Of the city Ia
and around San Antonio street, where
prominent business and professional
men reside. After IL O'Clock last night
the food swept over six more blocks.
The wnters were full of Struggling
teams hauling out property from the
fooued houses. The Texas d. Pacific
railroad had thrown up dyke TO pro-
t,ct its track near tne rouDd.hOuse,
md this backed the wafer up over San
Antonio street, flooding number Of
h,uses and threatening to cross the
street and flood hundreus OF the pref
tiest residences In the city. Six prom
ineut citizens residing in the vicinity,
headed by Collector OF Customs Capt.
Dsvit, aimed themselves with Win.
chesters, anu crossing over the railroad
levee, cut the dyke, letting the back
water out, and 1t began to recede from
San Antonio street.
A troop Of the Fifth covalry from
Fort Bliss came down to the city 10.
day anu offered their services To guard
the property oi homeless people which
is piled III the streets.
The city board OF health met this
morning ana appointed q committee OF
six leading physiclans to take charge
of the relief hospital now being estRb'
li.hed Tor the homeless and sick, anu
the physicians are taking such 10 the
improviseu hospital.
Col. Van Valzah Of Fort Bliss
loaned the city nifty three tents, and
citizsns' committees were cut today
with wagons gathering PROVISIONS for
distribution among the destitute. AT
LEI 81 400 cut OF the $40 families whose
homes are unGer water are without
the nee, sssries OF life. ThisS morning
the CITY council helu q meeting Anu
authorized the mayor 10 wire Texas
senators aud representatives in Con-
gtess to secure an appropriation OF
1000 for relief Of the flood victims.
Toe war department has also beeD
appealed to for more tents.
This afternoon the river W RB at a
standstill, but q rise OF one foot Is re-
ported up the river In New Mexic .
The hoou waters at Ell Paso east
cover an area averaging Jour miles
long and three q uafters OF mile wide,
flooding not less Than 700 homes, Los.
OF which belonged to the poor laooring
classes. The east siue OF Stanton
street, from Overland to Seventh
street, 10 continuous pile OF ruins.
The houses Aaving been built closo
together ON adobe foundations, were
Undermined ana have tumbled down.
Many people in houses where the
water ID up to tue door refuse 10 move
out, anu these people will have trouble
tonight II the reported rise reaches Ell
Paso.
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LAwLEssNtss IN BUTTE.
Citizens at mass Meeting Decide TO
kupprrss II.


BUTTE, Mont. May 2s.-At mass
meeting tonight COMMITTEE oil lUO
was provided ter to sssist the reguisr
authorities In toe suppression OF the
law less element now In Butte anu
vicinity. The names of the commit
tee anu style OF work Will not De made
public, but the selections will os such
as to strike terror into the ranks OF The
criminal classes.
This week there has been DOZEN
hoid.ups by armed anu masked men,
some accompanied by violence anu
one by murder. Hundreds are fl icking
to Butte, doubtless most OF .nem OF
the criminal cisssee, though many are
worsingmen unable to get employ
ment elsew here. ami ars attracted To
Butte by toe stories OF high wages
paid here. Tne citizens deslre 1t to he
known that more people are hero now
than work can be found for, anu die.
semInation of this information may
check the msroh this way OF the un-
employed and save much suffering for
strangers.
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Hand GnANT DEcIsroN.
An Important Precedent Established
Ely thc Ruling.


DEsvER, May 2s.--A spsciai to the
Republican from Santa BE, N. NJ,
says; In the United States court OF
private ianu elaine today recess was
taken until Tuesday next after the
announcement OF IumDer OF opin.
ions.
The town Of Berualiiio grant was
confirmed for ll,674 acres, the cour.
noluing as valiu monuments VI tile
certified copies OF copies Vf tue original
grant which mad bsen certified by a
Spanish aicaide. THIS testabilshed an
important precedent. Inc court rules
that an alcalde possessed no lawful
autority to make grants or to restore
them ~ claimants who had failed 10
comply with their uJIditiOns. but that
the alcslte did have authority TO GER
thy to the correctness OF legal instru-
ments, anu accepts SUCH certified
Copies of original documents as con-
ciusive evidence OF tho existence OF a
grant.
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matters OF vital Importance TO the
organizstiou are t. be considered and
there will be lively fights about some
OF them. This Is especially true re-
gardipg the proposition to again order
the headquarters moved from Fulton,
Ils., to Rock Island. The order for
the change was originally mudo at
Omaha In 1903. and again at Madison,
Wis, in 1895. This Fulton people
by menus irjuuctions aud other
Legal proceedings prevented the re-
moval, but tue paesage OF Dill by the
Illinois legislature recently authoriz-
iug change Of location and the gen.
eral impression that the convention
next week will act In accordance
herewith makes 1t pretty certain that
Rock Island will at last be succeisfui.
rue Fulton camp, however, backed
up by dozen others. Will make
fight to 'e'pin 'he headquarters.
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OBJECTIONS 40 rnor. ANGEL.
The Suitnu Refuses 10 Receive Him ns
our Representative.


our Representative.
NEW YORK; May ga special to
the Tribune from Washington says:
The sultan OF Turkey objects to re-
ceiving James b. Angeii as envoy
extraordinary ana minister pleuipo.
Tertiary OF the Unitsd States In Con.
stantinople. Though as rule a gov
erpment IL not bound to state reasons
for considering a minister persona non
gfa!a, the objection to Prof. Angel are
SAID to be based upon his Connection
with missionary societies In this
country. Indeed, 1t Ia understood that
M eustspha Boy, the Turkish minister
here, informally lodging the protest OF
the sublims Porte agains. the recep.
ton OF Prof. ANGEL with the secretary
of state, said that the objections OF the
sultan were based on Augel's "mem-
bership In a Christian order whose
animosities against tho Mohammeuan
religion were extreme.'
Prof. Angel IL In town ANA has been
at the White House in consultation
with the President. Presumably an
attempt will he made to remove the
uniavorable Impression created in ths
mind OF the sultan.
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New YORK, May 2S.-A epecial
from Washington to the Journal and
Advertiser ssys: An important en-
cyclical from the pope arrived at the
apostolic delegation iousy. The sub-
pontifi's favorils theme, namely, the
anu Anal papsI declaration regar ing
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A Comp.,i,or I,risonsr.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, May 2S.-Tho
Gazette touay printed n letter Iro IN
Fayetteville, ARK, which says that
Ona Melton, tho newspaper correspon-
dent who was captured with the
"Competitor" crew by Spanish I'LL
Gers, ana held Ia prisun at Hawaii
for long time, has been released.
He has reached mis- home in Madison
county, near Huntsville, Ark,
where he was born and raised. He IL
said TO be arranging his plans to &c
on lecturing tour alter spending
a short time at mis- old home.
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WASHINGTON May rs rhe Presi-
dent mas au ed another member to the
special en- nasey which VIII attend the
jubilee OF Qleen Victoria 10 the p l.
son OF Ogden Mills OF New York. Mr..
Mills goes Al the capacity OF secretary
ami attache TO the special embassy.
Whitelaw Reed bears the title OF
special embassauBr on special mis-
kinn
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IN Paris on May Ash last Will, 1t 10 said.
take holy orders and retire 10 n mo.
osiery.
THE poPE's WORD OF WELDON,
The pope has just completed n Latin
poem Of eighty etsnzas, poiniiug uu;
ihe duties Of 'rugaliiy ana tue evils oi
gluttony. This poem Is ~ | OF cham
AMI qulet humOr. HIS holiness say,
ray attention TO AL cleanliness; wi b
the appointments be sp1tlrss, tue gIas'
bright aud nspery immaculats, euu
that from the cellar mss tho putsc,
vine of the ALBANIAN hills, "wnic
ex nIlArates the spirits and keep sw
trouble; CUT DON'T trust Bacun u, 4,
do.'t 10 frugal In dilutius WINE vii
wRter.v
He continues; "Obtain from health
grsiu weil.co0ksi breat. Eat spArin.:
y chicken, lamb and bee wnicI are
most noufishing to The body. Mes
should be tender and without abuD-
daut saucer or root vegetables, whicu
spoil II.
"Ffesh egss are excellent, waethot
raw or slightly cooked. DrinS abut-
dsnt quantity OF ioeming milk; II
nourisGes infants and assists OLD ag, ;
also honey. that celestial gut, but 0
This irugAily. ADJ to these sweg,
herbs, fresh vegetables ana garde
supplies. Add ripe fruit according 10
season, especially tender apple,
which. with their pi * tlnts, brignteu
the banquet. Lastly comes drink.
which, Ia mar soejs OF Mocha seujs
you u softly sipping. black liquor that
comforts tue heart"
The pope sdds that by following
chose precepts Is man may i've 10 u
healthy, strong aud gool old age.
The bocend part OF the poem con-
s'sIs In "a graphic description OF baa.
guet which is largely composed OF
oysters, high epicsd veaisoD, foie
3 RAE, etc., sat the enI OF wBicn there
IS sometimes striie anu oonte ton and
most AWAY bodily disorders.
WILDE ON THE PRISON SYSTEM.
Oscar Wilde has written a three
column letter published In the DAILY
Chronicle re Iarding tbs dismissal OF
warden vi R9aiinS Jail for giving bis
cults 10 Aungry child prisoner. Wilde
sage:
"rhe cruelty practiced day and
night upon children in English prlsDus
is incredible except to those who have
wit leased II. rne concentrating IT,
6uence Of Envlish ut,apns ia not TINT
of the nr,soners. II ia that nj ,hs who'll
System Vi governor, chaplain, war.
,nias' ~ 10 ,, 80, ~, 80, sns
,na ,no,a %, p,iso,',i ,uo ~ ,, so'''e'
49, ',r,S 1910 ~
,na nnn,h,ni us,s"nss T., LIZ S., az as
n,ad tna a,et.n, ,m,na. .,n ,
A.
pimssI, ana tha aoo'or ,ha a"o,n,
ayht,,e tor nts ,hsntv a., Inc haa w.,
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BRYANT sTiCns SO HIS s roay.
IIe snys Durrnnt Is Inuoosnt and
shorAd Not &c Murdered.

Azo onyh
shor,Ad Not &c Murdered.
DENVER, May ga special to the
News from Monte Vista ssys: w. t.
Bryant, the old soldier who made afli.
davit .tenuing to Fix the murder OF
Blanche Lamont In San francisco
upoo the Rsv. J. q. Gibson, TO-DAY
gave out the following statement.
81 received letter from San Frau
cisco puIporting to be from Hester
Hicks aud Henrietta Bigsby, which
contained an offer OF S., 900 II wound
furnish the evidence To clear Durrant.
sent copy OF the letter to Chie, Of
Police Lees OF Dan Francieco, as 1 fel
sure ths evidence Was trap design ed
to break down my evidence. / did no
write to any one that never saw Gil O.
BOD. On the contrary, 1 have ssel
him and know him by sight well.
can tubstantiate my aiii lavit By
strong oorroborative evidence II ca
get to San Francisco. am working
Tor no fee or bride. know Durrsnt l
innocent anu do not want to SEQ hin
murdered.D
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MEASURES TO PRESERVE ORDER.

ATHENS, May 2S.--E!sboraie meas.
ures have been taken to preserve
order. Besiuss the police and gen
d'armes u civil guard has pesn DC.
lected from tho most trusted inhabil-
ants.
The minister OF the interior, NJ.
Thetokis, ~ retolved TO ueM severely
With anti.uynastic movements.
Tue TACT shat the warehips at Phar.
lerum are ready TO land tro 1ps anu al
tillery in the event OF disorders occult
ring has deferred the revoiutio Rists
from making a demonstration.
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Adelphi continues uHabated and Their
lie now advance booking for every
night of the two weeks that remain OF
the engagement OF that theateT.
Charles Ftohman expresses himself
as more than pleased with the way
the British public sud critics have re-
ceived tho phi ce. He IL now looking
for another theeter In which to pre-
duce 1t, az he must give up the
Adplphi on July IL to Sarah Bern
hsrdt. II he can arrange to cancel
his dates for the coming eesson in
America Mr.. Fr9hman will rensio
with his company In the play Secret
Service through the summer aud en-.
suing fall and winter. It. has now
been arranged that Settled Out Of
Court, the new comedy drama By
Estelle Burney, will be produced at
the Globe next Thursday at u NATL
nee.
Change Alley dealing with the
famous south sea bubble OF the last
century will be produced In the
United States before IL Is brought out
mere. The play IL by Louis Parker
and Murray Carson.
The Land OF Nod, Albert Chevalier' q
comic operu, will have it's premiere at
Lincoln next week. Chevalier has
written the libretto and lyrics and the
music is by Mr.. Wes!. who WAS with
Chevalier in the United States, but
was not allowed to accompany the
singer at Roster ana anu Bini's.
The musical event OF next wsrk W III
be the production Tuesday of Maid o
Athens at the Opera Comique. 1t 10
! musical comedy In two acts,
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SITUATION ar ATHENS.
Tho King May Have to LEAVE ihe
Couuiry 10 Save His Life. :.

LONDON, May 29.-The Morning
Posts correspondent at Copstantinople
says: Today (Friday) the embassies re-
ceiveu word from their respective mia.
listers at Athens That the position OF toe
Greek royal family Ia now critical.
King George is practically bsrricaded
In the palace ana 1t ia reported that he
Ia making preparations 10 leave Ath.
ems in order to evade the Jury of the
p0pulace.
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Ganymea,s Rotatlon.

BOSTON, May 29.-A notice given to
Hatvaru college observatory by Perci-
val Lowell ann ounces that Mr.. Doug
lass, at Flagstaff, tnds that Ganymed
rotates IN scveu uBys, five and one.
tenth hours, plus or minus oIo anu
two lenths huns. Ganymsi Is the
lhird and largest OF the satellites OF
Jupiter.