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The San Francisco call., 1897-09-02
ROUND THE THEATERs.

Realistic Genes at the Grand Opera
House Next Weeks Attractions.
The Fire PATROL is one of the most
realistic melodramas that the Grand
Opera-bouse has mounted for some time,
An especially telling scene takes place in
the stampmill; where the machinery is
seen in full blast. The villain, part
realistically played by Landers Stevens,
has beaten the hero into tnsensibllity and
puts him under one of the descending
weights, when rescue arrives just in time
to prevent him from being pounded to a
jelly. So
Another telling scene Is where the fire
wagon dashes on the stage on its way to a
confagration. All the cast is doing good
work, and the comedy element is espe-
cially we'll preaented.
"The Heart of Maryland'' continues to pro-
vide excitement for Baldwin audiences. 1t
will run till the end of next week. The next
attraction at the Baldwin will be William H.
series of plays beginning with Martha Nor
toms comedy, "a Fool OF Fortune"
The Frawley company, which is being:
greeted by large aud diences In Gillette's "Held
by the Enemy will give the farewell per-:
formance of the present season on Sunday
night. They will return shortly for supple
mentary season of three weeks prior to their
departure for the East. Next Monday the
Columbia will offer Yales spectacular pToduc-
tion, ''The Twelve Temptations"
''Napoleon's Old Guard" and "The Sports:
man" will end their run at the Alcazar on
Sunday night. On Monday Francis Powers
Chinese play, "The First Born" will begin a
farewell week previous to its departure for
the East, where ii will open at the Garriek
Theater, New York, in October, with the
original scenery, cast and costumes.
PonehiellPs romantic grand opera, "La
Gioconda," one of the brilliant successes Of
the grand opera season at the Tivoli Opera
house, will be repeated for the last time ON
Friday and Saturday evenings. Tonight and
on Sunday evening, by special request, a
presentation of VerdPs masterpiece, aida, !"
to "Pagliaeci" and "Cavalleria Rusticana."
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-02

deprived of the advantage OF sufficient
room in which to pursue their school
studies, and, above all, get our streets in
decent condition. Then, if the people
must have zoo, we'll and good-get it
and place it in Golden GAZE PARK where it
belongs. The CALL is unquestionab bly, on
the right track in this park question"
Lumam Wadham, expert ac-
cOuntant, $50 california a
street: "The people OF this City have a
hrst Class park out near the ocean. 1t
seems to me that this is al.sufficent for
the wants of our cilzens. It's also suffi-
ciently large to hold collection OF wild
or tame animals. The gum-tr zoo ism OF
one of The luxuries that the taxpayers
are hun nger ing for just now when fighiing
Board of Supe rvisors to keep Gown the
taxes to the dollar init"
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-02
Fortune lie Conte BENEFIT,

The distribution OF for ty-two pictures for
the benefit of the family of the late Fortune
de Conte will take place at the Marx Hopkins
Institute OF Art on Saturday the 4th inst
been disposed OF, leaving only seven ty-tiye TO
be SOLD. Fine examples of the work of the
leadlng resident artists are included in this
distribution, giving subscribers an oppor-
sueh men as Frederick Yates Thomas Hill, R.
d. Yel!and, J, A. Stanton, William Keith.
Amedee Joull1n and Others for 81, besides
assisting the widow and children OF the artist
ADVANCES made on furniture ana pianos with
or without removal. J. Noonan, lOl7-lO23 Mission
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-02
e. =. Laumefster, eX-Sheri6
an d prOprie4OrOft the La uneis-

&. .. Laumefster, ex-SheriH'
an Il prOprie4OrOft the La umefs.
ter Mills: The Mission people are de-
serving OF some recognition in the shape
Of park. But as i understand the situ-
alton this is OF Mission movement, but
rather a desire on the part of some out.
side people to sell piece Of la nd to the
City for a park and geological garden.
On this, as it appears, l am not in favor of
The. proposition from the fact that we
have an excellent park as ii is, and ! see
nosreas0n why we should not concentrate
all our energy and resources In improving
that pleasure resort II our people desire
to- add a zoo TO the other attractions al
ready there, why we'll aud good-expend
the money IN that direction rather than
launch. @into the additional expense of
buying more ground. The purchase of
more Land seems to me TO have but little
merit at this ii me, when we are so heavily
taxed without any apparent benefits. Our
streets are certainly neglected. let the
fault lie where it may.
Frederick L..EsOIa, Lieuten-
ant of Police, i'm charge of the
California :. street police sta
fioIl: THE CALL ID dead right on the
situation: We have an excellent park as
proud of. Then, by all means, improve
this and make it in every way worthy
what it was originally intended fora
people pleasure-g round. Add to it a zoo
or anything else that will make it at
traetiye rather than hunt about for some
new adventure which will involve an :ex-
pendtture of housaflds of dollars before
there IS anything to: be presented to the
people for the outlay"
William CIufE. wholesale mer-
chant, Front and Pine streets {:
BETTER thoussnd times ,aKe up those
40 obblastone es in front of property worth
millions of dollars and put the streets in
good con dition tnan .expsnd thousands OF
dollars in buying something hat the peo-
pie do not require. am not opposed TO
high taxes; IN fact, don't care how
much the taxes ara SO. long as we get re-
turn for Our money: 1t costs me more 10
keep my*wagons in repair because OF the
bad condition of the streets. than the ex-
ira taxes woull amount to in: fl We years.
Right in front OF my store are cobbie-
stones that were. put down: in 1850, and
there they remain. Whi.e we are asked
to indulge in the luxury OF a zoo-oh, no,
not for mel SUend s:the money on the
things that are absolutely necessary first,
thenlet the park and zoo come after"
n. p. Cole. president Of the
California Furniture Manu-
featuring Company. ll7 Geary
sfreet: Il am oppose To the expendl
ture OF any money for any purpose unless
il be for the improvement of the City in
those places where improvements are alb
soluiely necessary. Our streets are in
very bad condition. and TO me 1t seems
more proper TO expend the appropriation
for Improvements whore they are abso-
Iutely necessary than 10 go into the spec
ulation of adding more Indebtedness 10
our already overtaxed people. There can
be no question about it that The CALL is
right on It's policy on this subject. Ii We
have any spare money let US put it OH the
Golden Gate Park, where it will be appre-
ciated, and where it will do some good"
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-02
The Present Is Not Proptous Period for Inulgng the
Luxures of Life Necessities Are
Needed.
GOLDEN GATE PARK SHOULD BIZ FINISHED B]FORE OTHERS COME
Taxation Is Already High the People Gan Stand and Extra
Money Should Go Into Sewers and Good
E. *... Streets


GOOD the City
OF additional
Of of
provide Tor the OF land from raised by the
tonal land do adysabity
properly
ded this
Il. President bus and Oan So-
sufficient or the Of San build
Ior the benefit the community and the WHAT
The
than
m 1 % o a po Pe s9p E96d idea 96 h
M ahis.a s % before @ ao PP nd n a9s @
reason for dissatisfaction her art' :
White SAM
M nature things
Tne normal OF taxation ~ that should
ocourse money
cgde for f Ehoh they receive benefit will that
propitous to indulge in Injuries"
William AIyord. President of
well without We beau
smell OF wild animals
II OF
" j Seere iberni Savin
Society and Police Il haven't subject
principles
an 100 ons wGe u' W money might Taxation
L opposed to anything OF that kind
A1red AoDin, nirecfor OF Savings and Loan
m Gate P new pa5a I residents OF he
the Is The tim SnCha Xf
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-02
HOTEL. ROWARDEANAN,

THE PICTURESQUE SPOT oE Rem Lo-
MOED, IN the santa Cruz Mountains. New
ALL HARD FINISHED, with, large closets
Two ten mis- courts and bowling alley. Buildings
grounds and river lighted by electricity. a mils
OF river for boating. Round trip tickets, S3. For
particulars address THoS. l. BELL. Proprietor,
Ken LomOnd, Gal.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-02
California Lodge of the Rebekah,.

California Rebekah Lodge No. of the L o.
0. F. will give one of its pleasant socials in
Welcome Hall in the Odd Fellows building on
the even ing OF Saturday next, and the fojlow-
ing named committee will have charge of the
fun ction Miss S: Harris (chairmon) Mrs. NJ.
Kelly, Mrs. Flora Lewis and Misses N Ossosky,
P. Harris, Alice Hall and C. Anderson. This
committee is working hard to arrange a first
class programme, and one OF the attractions
will be a comic sketch, entitled THE German
Band" in which seven of the beautiful young
ladies of the lodge will lake part. Professor
Graber and his class will give musical selec-
lodge will present comic specialties. This
lodge is one OF the most socia bic in the order
and its members are well versed in the art OF
enter tanning
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-02
KLAMATH HOT SPRINGS.

u DESWICK, :SISKIYoU COUNTY; CAL. "A
d noted fishing and health resort. Hot mud and
sui phur baths r
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-02
MADRoNE MINERAL SPRINGS.

S,ANTA CLARA COUNTY WATER Is a SPF-
- cific for Indigestion and kidney troubles stage
con meets at Madrone with morning trains Mon,
Wed. Sat; send Tor descriptive phiet and
terms JAMES CARTER. Mana ger.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-02
Referee,s Sa,a

The four-story brick and iron structure on
the northeast corner of Bush and Sansome
streets known as the Murphy Grant property.
& Co. at noon to-day.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-02
NEW CARLSBAD MINERAL SPRINGS.
IAKF COUNTY

" g - LAKE COUNTY, r.,
THE EST.HEAETH-GIHINGw WATER
L in America Specific for al stomach. liver
kidney. and bladder troubles New hotel, new
management Terms. So 10 $40 per weak For
particulars address w. Il. McGOVERG, Kelsey
som street, San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-02
GIENBROOK..

aNE oE THE MOST CHARMING RESORTS
" In the state. Fine scenery, hunring and fish
Ing Excellent table For circulars and further
Information address o. W. b. TRkDWAY, Glen
brook, Lake County, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-02
the T RUTH

TT is UNFORTUNATE
Il that you viii go on irving
to make yourself believe
that. you are "getting bet
ter" Do those spots appear
less frequently before the
eyes in the mo Mag 7 DO
YOU sleep better Than you
did T; Are you less nervous
than you were? Is there
any change In the clam my
sweats that you have had ?
Mhy try TO fool yourself,
man ? away goes the
rock" as surely as drains or
droppings continue. And
you are not even rs solid as
a rock. g hange all this like
a sensible man.. Ask the
doctors of the h ndSo nian
Institute how they have
cured l0,000 people. They
willtell you. Free, tool
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-02
REDWOOD FARM.

AN IDEAL LARGE COUNTRY RESORT IN
n Sonoma County: frst-cass accommodations;
1ot and cold mineral baths; circulars. w. a.
THOMPSON.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-02
the mA|Iu>......
| |

IT is true that the grand octors OF the
Institute work splendid cures In All
cases of blood taint. They have circu-
lars telling of the ''30-day blood cure
which are sent free to all fnquirers.
Just think for a momeDt as to VIII hether
you have any copper -eolored spots on
vour body? Have you any Jumps In the
throat? Are your eyebrows getting
th,,9 III so. make up your mind that
vonr bIood ia ia inted But the 80
day blood cure" Will surely destroy all
effects of this nature. III Is as sure In
it. action as ia "HUDYAN" and that
never fails to cure each and every form
of weaken ed manhood. Medical advice
free. Circulars free
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-02
AGIa .elEIENTE SPRINGS.

'CONOMA VALLEY. OPEN ALL THE 7 EAR
y: hours from San Francisco Elegant Modern
Hotel Warm Mineral Swim ming and Tub
Baths Send for Circulars Address aqua CALL
ENTE SPRINGS HOTEL, Aqua Caliente, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-02
LAUREL DELL.

DLEASANTLY LOCATED ON LAUREL L DELL
L Lake; new dining room, new livery stable. II
is now one OF the most attractive cutting places in
Lake County Rates $S 10 $l2 per week. Boating
and bathing free RIinz your bathing suits. Ad-
dress H MANIFOLD, Bertha ?, o., Lake Co.'S Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-02
AN EXODUS OF WHIsKER.
A Novel Bet Made at the Mech anics'
Fair.

Two special events not heretofore an
nounced have been added to the pro-
gramme at the Mechanics Fair. One will
be butchers day and the other grocers'
day. The Butchers Board of Trade has
taken hold of the 6rst prop 1si ton and the
Grocers Union of the latter, and it is ex-
pected that the rivalry between the COM
g tible trades will be so intense that the
Pavilion will not hold the crowds who will
attend those nights.
Admission day is to be marked by an
other baby show. This will include chill
dren between the ages of 3 and 4 years,
and all sorts of prizes will be offered for
the most precocious, the funniest, the
homeliest, the loudest voiced and all
strange classes. The pre- ttiest and heaviest
will hardly be in it this time.
The delegation of ladies' and gentlemen
from Wheeling, w. Va, who came out
to present the silver service to the gun
boat Wheeling, were at the fair Yesterday
the directors of the Mechanics Institute.
A novel bet on the attendance and the
receipts of the present fair has been made
between Directors Formulas and Healy.
Ii the attendance does not come up to
previous years. Healy is to have his
whiskers shaved off, and If it exceeds
previous years, Formulas agrees TO wear
U.
The directors are watching the outcome
with considerable interest.
The pupils of the Douglass, Edison, Gar.
field, Hamilton, Harrison and Sheridan
Primary and Hamilton Grammar schools
will attend the fair this afternoon, besides
many from the parochial schools.
The programme OF music for this after.
noon and evening is as follows:
AFTERNOON
OUar oClr Et,ta ayf
"The Irish PatroP' .............. puarnar
Melodies from "Grand Duo hess". Offen h
hungarian dances. ceS................... prahns
Fantastic "a Country Fair" .Lumhvs
scenes from .'Mignon" .....,...... Thon,as
Solo for cornet..
W. B. Rogers.
Waltz "Wine Woman and Sonpp S.rar,.
Nsoh Wilson
-' sN '''''.-- ............. Casey
EVENING
Overtur "Rienziu w.r,o~
Idyll, ''Eyening BellS''. Eilennaro
buriesque, "fhe ATkausas Traveller with
variations for all in itiume ents... Reevps
Mlhnet 1or reed Instruments. Bocherini
Fantasie, "A II uniting scene. Buccalos al
Melodies from Bohemian Giri' '........ Rs, ,fe
no"s i"s co,set. w B. Rogers
sketch, "a Musician Astray In the For
Galop, "Jockey Club". b"....,,..........R Rarh
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-02
7 HE DAY

There Is no time like to-
.day. You think you have q
m r gage tomorrow; but,
nv friend, you will wake up
some fine day 10 flnd out
that You have not-that is, If
you are not very careful.
IA stitch In time saves
nine" Nothing ) ore true
than that was eve. uttered.
Can you not see that the
very rec sless way In which
you are living viii re ult in
most serious trouo ole : Whv
not get good help In time ?
surely it is not because you
don't want It, No one is
more conscious than you Of
the weakening process that
is goisg on. 1t has been
stopped 10 ten thousand
cases. Let it be stopped IL
yours. BE :.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-02

j. Denis, L. Ducker, NJ Quicker, L. Fahren-
krug, l. Hayessen, ]. Meyer, L. Meyer, L,
Mouse OF Napa, G. Petersen of Oakland, NJ
1ietien, A. Won Staden; Messrs. J.Ackermar.
H. Meyer, w Meyer, J. Mormon, ]. Norton, II.
Won Staden, J. Won Stauen, r. Won Staden, W.
Won Staden and Master Clarence de Lano, who
was the mascot of the evening.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-02
ESSfs EfsSS1Ssi, ESES sspgtt..
MINERAL DBATHS

.IloR GouT. RHEUMAT M sCIATICA,
II Nervou Prostratton, Obesity Especial attention.
paid TO reducing stout peope) atthe
MILL VALLEY ANITARIUM, Il,
f. STEELE, Manager Marin county, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-02

0eEHn0OaHor s,t,l SPRINGS: ,p SIS son1ms i.an
OkhuuO laii..: asP,sFsas5iSs. ssssiSs aaa e'''
{. OPEN U NTfE= NOVGMBE Err T.. Y fl. H
:. .:..... j r. MUIGREN Proprie ietor..- Z.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-02
.TArIALPAIS. VILLA.

d OSS VALLEY; NEAR. SAN RAFAEL: COT
II tages and te1rs, with or without boardi dane
Ing pavilion; salt water bathing e: -. T.
MRS. PETER SMITH, Manager 4.
Connecticut western news., 1897-02-04
Advance of the Motor Vehicle.

Motor vehicles (automotives is the name recommended for themN i4ss-o b<- gun to be mater TOT serious reflection in England. Major Flood Page, who lectured about them the other day be- fore the London chamber of commerce, speculated as to the results of their intro duction and named as among the indus tries that would be affected were petro- leum, secondary battery manufacturers, mechanical engineers and allied trades; coach, car, wagon and carriage builders and allied trades; agriculture in many branches, railway companies and, last by by no means least, the war depart ment of every country in the world. He expects them as they grow common to interfere more or less with trades connected with omnibuses, cabs and horses, but to provide work for more men than they displace, just as railways did when they drove out coaches.
 He believes that in the country dis tricts of England they will do what canals have done in Holland and mak. perishable produce to market will be greatly quickened and increased. They will change the whole face of war, he thinks, and be used to move guns and do all transport work.
 In Paris automotives are in use; in London they are in sight; in New York they are still only in prospect. An au. tomotive fire truck, to be run by com. pressed air gas engine, has been devised by Brooklyn man and has come SC near real existence as to have its picture in the newspapers. It is terrific look, ing creation and as an engine of destruc. tion seems fit to make cable car on curve seem like child's toy.-Harper' Weekly.
Connecticut western news., 1897-02-04
General Marksta.

NEW YORK. Feb. eb.2.-FLOUR-Stat and west ern ruled quiet, but steadier; city mills patents. S5G5.s5; winter patents, S4.7504e0; city mills clears, S4S0l4.90; winter straights. S4. 40G4. 50 WHEAT-No. red opened firmer and ruled steady all the morning on higher cables and moderate foreign buying; March, s4ls0s4ssc.; May, 50 5-l60sll4c.
 CoRN-No. quiet, but firm, with wheat; July, 3l4c.
 OATS-No. slow; track, white, western, sa G2sc.
 PoRK-Dull; mess, ss.5o0s.75; family. ss.5o@ l0.5O.
 LARD-ouiet; prime western steam. s4O5, nominal.
 BUTTER-Steady; state dairy, lOGl5c.; state creamery, 13dlsc.
 CHEESE-Steady; state large slSGl2c.; small. SlxGl2c.
 EGGS-o iiet; state and Pennsylvania, 1ac.; western. l3isGlSc.
 SUGAR-Raw quiet; fair refining, 31s9 3-l6c.; centrifugal. s6 test, 2i8G254c.; refined quiet; crushed, 45sc.; powdered. 41Sc.
 TURPENTINE-Quie at g71eCG2Sc.
 RICE-Steady; domestic, 35s16lsc.; Japan. I4G454c.
 TALLOw--Easy; city, 3ssc.; country, 8Ikc.
 HAY-Quiet; shipping, 5s1<g55c.; good to choice. 67JsG1ssisc.
Connecticut western news., 1897-02-04
HaneleTs' Guide.
HousAToNIo R. R. ROUTE

Commencing Sunday, November 2s. iSo0.
 ooINo SOUTH Leave North Adams 70 am.. Pittpfeld IS Ianaan ba6. Arrive New Haven 10 bb, Bridgeport II 90. Now York II sl. Leave Albany 10 am m., State Line { a, Pitis- neid s 10, Canaan st0 Arrive Bridgeport l2 O5 p. m., kewhaven i2, ts Newfork 400. Leave Albany 10 70 .. m., riaie Line n sh. North Adams IA IS p. m., Pitisnsld su. Canaan a 46. Arriv~ Bridgeport 10, kew Haven C 90, New York 640. Leave Albany 10 Oo n m., state Line II A. Pittsfeld IA 50 D m,. Canann N- Arrive Bndeeport 2s. New Haven 500, New York 900,
 Leave Albany 2 20 p. m., State Line 8 co. pfttsneld 8 80, Canaan ST. Arrive Bridge port ? 25. New Haven & %. New York soc. tSundays onlyl Leave pittsleld tb p. m. Canaan 20. Arrive Bridgeport co, New Haven 8 20. New York so.
 ooISo sokrn l., ave New York s 70 a. m. Bridgeport ' Os. New Haven tn. CnnaAn &0 Arrive Pitts- field II 05, State Line 10 q. Albany IA M D. ID. Saratoga 10, North Adams IA %. Leave New Yorl Q % n. m., Bridgeport Q b5, Now Haven S5, Canaan IA Ss p. m. Arrive Pittsn.ld ? os ?. m. State Line 1 27, AL bun, 4S Saratoga q 70.
 Leave New York 100 A. m. Bridgeport II ts. New Haven in 90. Canaan eiu p. m. Arrive Pittsn.ld iu00 D. m.
 Leave Now York 80 D. m. Bridgeport 25 . New Haven u0. Canaan G sa. Atnve Pitts. field . 80. North Adams bo. State Line 500. Albany 70.
 Leave New York 8 90 p. m., Bridgeport a0. New Haven 0u, CanA,n 0a. Arrive Pitts neld SO. State Lipe 00, Albany Q aa. iSundays onlyl Leave bridgeport as a. m Oanaan 10 ib. Arrive Pitisneld II sb.
Connecticut western news., 1897-02-04

cancellations. The one said to shipmas- ter and crew, Hoist sail for the sea and gather merchandise from other lands. /" But Orion was the storm sig nal and said Reef sail; make things snug or put into harbor, for the hurri- canes are getting their wings out !" As the Pleiades were the sweet evangels of the spring, Orion was the warning prophet of the winter.
 Oh, now l get the best view of God I ever hadl There are two sermons nev- CT want to preach-the one that presents God so kind, so indulgent, so lenient, so imbecile that men may do what they will against him and fracture his every law and put the pry of their imperti- hence and rebellion under his throne and while they are splitting in his face and stabbing at his heart he takes them up in his arms and kisses their infuriat- ed brow and cheek, saying, "Of such is the kingdom of heaven. The other kind of sermon I never want to preach is the one that represents God as all fire and torture and thundercloud and with redhot pitchfork tossing the human race into paroxysms of infinite agony The sermon that am now preaching be- heves in God of loving, kindly warn ing, the God of spring and winter, the God of the Pleiades and Orion.
 You must remember that the winter is just as important as the spring. Let one winter pass without frost to kill vegeta- tion and ice to bind the rivers and snow to enrich our fields, and then you will have to enlarge your hospitals and your cem- eteries. "A green Christmas makes a fat graveyard was the old proverb. Storms to purify the air. Thermometer at degrees below zero to tone up the system. December and January just as important as May and June I tell you, we need the storms of life as much as we do the sunshine. There are more men
Connecticut western news., 1897-02-04
Alleged Forger Indicted.

CHICAGO, Feb. 8.-The grand jury has returned indictments against George NJ. Colby for the alleged forging of the sigma ture of K. Miall, commissioner of inland revenue, Canada, and for uttering coun- terfeit trademarks and labels of Canadi- an firm
Connecticut western news., 1897-02-04

Don't lend anything. You know your self how careless you are in paying back anything you boIrow.-Lcndon An- swers.
Connecticut western news., 1897-02-04

T. x. Q. SHERWOOD, Receiver poUGHKEEPsIE BHupGE ROUTE. Tn Effect Friday, ocs. Iesh, Isss-
Connecticut western news., 1897-02-04

. Trains stop only on signal. or when conduo- por ts notined.
 Additional train leaves Highland for Tough rcepsie nt fn D. m Leave PouGhkecpsie fsw Hnh,and at co D m -. | so and . S a m, Slk and no p n Trains leave Hopewell for foakhkccphi@ tbQ and 10 <s a m, N and 500 n m -.
 Trains and 10 carry thrvugh ooaoh oc'wesh Gfnsted and Grand Cenual station, New f0fh estern Express, train 1, makes direct oon- pecffon at Campbell Hall win lsss eNpsrss M saA nliowfng day 10 D m also connects win krie s. fast western trsins Special attention rcs,ex man any of her line Write fur retes and artieulars before puohsEins tickets over aar
 w ]. Martin, 0sn rAsA Agent