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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-01
TEXAS NEWS IN BRIEF.


The Cliff Home hotel burned at Min
sral Wells
Emberson and Chicoa will be connect
ed by telephone.
A 2-pound turquoise was taken from.a
mine near III Paso
The new Catholic church at Brennan
Is nearly completed
The peach crop Of Smith county is
better than was expected
Hogg Bros. at Rustler. sold 300 head
Of steers at $50 per head
Texas editors will go ON an excursion
TO Boulder. Colo. ON Aug. o.
Farmers around Atlanta have organ
lied a truck growers association
Three persons broke Jail at Nacog-
doches and made good their escape.
During July over $1,000 was paid
farmers at Bonham for small grain.
Half million dollars worth Of build
ings have gone up at III Paso since Jan.
|.
More immigrants have appeared in
Texas towns the last wsk than pr a
year.
The Northwest Texas Press -tis ia
ton will meet at Clarendon ON Aug, $
and o.
The State Grange Of Texas. will M
in annual convention at McGregoA e
Aug. H.
FIJI. Hartzog Of Wolfe City juTNs
from train at Ladonia and was serious
| ly hurt
/ Some fiend cut off the hair Of Mis-.
Lulu Starnes while she was asleep al
Canton.
sam Goodall was seriously cut neal
Valley Mills while working with
thrasher
Robert Rodriguez had his hand acct
dentally shot OFT while hunting nea
Eagle Pass
Ike and Marion Clark were fatal.
cut at DeKalb Farris Gibson surren
dered for the crime.
Miss Addie Brooks charged with per
jury at Wca;hcrford had a preliminar
hearing and her bond reduced 70 $3.50
viii Jackson. who killed Curtis Hook
and burned his home neat Texarkana
Is defying the officers In Red rive
thickets.
The rigid enforcement Of the sunda
, law at Austin has caused many -
called" social clubs to be- formed, whic
are exempt
A. J. Beckwith sued the Cotton Be
road at Tyler for losing leg viii
working for the company. He ash
for $50 900.
/. a 3-story brick building costing $50
/. 600 will BE- erected at Marshall by Il
/, Freedmen's Aid aud Southern Educ
catioual society.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-01

Columbia. S. C., July 81. - Threats
against the life Of Rev Joshua Wilson,
the newly appointed negro postmaster
AZ Florence are freely made and Sen
ator John McLaurin has gone TO Wash
inglon with delegation 20 protest
against Wilson assuming charge. vii
son has previously been postmaster AT
Florencn.
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Legal Blanks.

The Eagle carries a full line Of the
following named legal blanks, and sells
them in small quantities at the prices
quoted. For larger quantities. call at
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-01

Bryan Cotton Seed oil Mill. \.
Cole, president; James %. Chance, vice.
president and treasurer. a. u, McCon.
nico, secretary.
Bryan Compress-Dr. J. W. Howell,
president; W. T.. Saunders, vice presi.
dent; II. O. Robinson. secretary; r. s.
Webb. treasurer; Walter Wipprecht
manager.
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lightning. Freak.

Ridgeway, Ills, July 81 Charles
Durham. living near here, while in town
purchased a new stove and had scarce
ly put IL in his wagon when lightning
struck IT, completely destroying th,
stove aud wagon, also injuring the
horses Mr.. Durham had not been out
Of the wagon three minutes when IN,
holt came
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-01

Paris, Tex, July 81 "A farmer, who
lives few miles east Of town. grew "
acres Of Irish potatoes last spring, which
be says Melted him after paying all ex.
penses 5000. The first crop sold for s.
cents busbel. and the lowest price he
received was As cents He has re-
planted the ground In potatoes and
COW peas. and viii soon have second
crop
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-01

Austin. July Tho adjutant gem
cral here received consignment Of
guns, etc, from the Federal government
TO replace those furnished the Federal
government by the stats during the war
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-01
CITY DIRECTORY.

CITY OFFICERS.
, Mayor, c. A. Adams.
Marshall. T. p. Boyett.
). Deputy Marshal, Il. II. Smith.
= Secretary and Treasurer, Henry &.
Rhodes.
City Sexton, II II. Jones.
Constable, G. l.. Baker.
Aldermen: r. G. Tabor, W. $. How
ell, W. W. Harris, Jno. Nj. Lawrence
Walter Wipprecht.
School Board: G. A. Adams, ex-oiiicic
president board }. Allen Myers, secre'
tary; Dr.. j. W. Howell, NJ. II. james
NJ. Parker, Or. J. l.. Fountain, II G,
Robinson.
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Railroad Note. and Per.onal..

u, NJ Winstead, travelling freight agen
Oh The Cotton Belt, Is on the sick list.
! S. A. Kendig, travelling passenger aren
day. ~" 'e''e'
W; H. Taylor. general freight agep,
OF the Houston East and West Texas. lief,
last night for Dallas.
A. A. Gibson, travelling passenqe.
agent Of the Fort Worth and Denver CITY
was in the city yesterday.
c. ]. Bartel, CHIEF clerk in the offic,
OF Claim Agent Downey OF the santa Re.
was IN the city yesterday
II. A. Van Eaton. stenograpber in m.
general passenger department OF the Can
trail went to Dallas last night A
Archibald Duff OF the auditors o,,,,.
oil the Southern Pacific has returned from
very successful fishing trip ON ,ba
coast. P 'H INC
On account OF the Brazos River Naviga.
t.oh convention at BRENNAN October %
tns Houston and Texas Central viii sol,
round trip tickets. or double the ob,Id,a
rare, on October 25 and trains ARRIVING
al brenham October 2s.
On account OF the STATE convention =,
eolored citizens at Austin. Texas. octohe,
-, the southern Pacific will sell round
ZIP uekets TO Austin and return ar rats
o. one and one-thlrd fare for the round
Zip date OF sale October az. limit for "a.
urn October IS.
The Southern Pacific will sell tickets IA
eau francisco on account OF the meetin.
" TIC california Miners association 90.
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RECEIVERS REPORT.
L." Porte Matters Made Plain to the
Federal Court.

In the United States court at Galveston
on yesterday the report of T. W. House
receiver of the Galveston, La Porte and
Houston railway, for the period ending
September 80 1929, was lled. The court
VIII convene next Monday, but II Is not
known what time the La Porte receiver
ship viii be heard This, OF course. is
MOI iInaI report but 1t is as near fnal
as can be made at this time. There are
number OF freight claims We. to be adj
justed, aud Mr.. Nelson Is AT work on The
matters OF this ohaacte. now.
IL is estimated. after a careful cam
paflson OF the figures, that the receiver
snip VIII pay about 81 per cent OF The la
piiitles, when the court costs are added IN
the eSE enses Of the receivership
Ia submitting the report ,he reoe,ver
says: ''Ns'Fe'
No reference is made TO the sale OF ,bs
railway property and equipment. ali Of
which we're turned over 10 the nurehasars
lper order OF COURT MAY l. 1899. Tbera
are quite q number OF unsettled matters
IN the freight claim department which are
ofihg adjusted as fast as possible Tba
item charged TO the general freight A.
partment as Claims for adius1nar,
silsis' will be mtstIy charged N ~
houston ana Texas Central rajlwav ava
otnef lines as soon as settlement Wiz
'u0ss INES can be completed. Every ef- ,
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Major VI. w. Lang, assistant paymaster
U. S. ", says the following in regard to
Pe-ru-na: Il hay7 used Pe-ru-na for ner-
yous dyspepsia for the last three weeks.
can cordially recommend it to any one
suffering from a similar complaint; espe-
cially do feel pleased to speak & good
word for IL III this particular because dys-
pepsia or Indigestion is quite 100 COM
mon a malady among Americans 1t has
distinctly benefited me, restoring me to q
normal condition OF good health when I
was utterly ineapacitated by a disorder so
easily cured By a few doses of really
good medicine, have also used Pe-ru-na
for catarrh in its troublesome incipient
stage. and can also recommend IT as pc
eullarly adapted both as a preventive
and a cure in so changeahle climate as
this"
Major Lang's nome address is Yelling
ton. Ohio.
Dyspepsia IS ca,arrh of The stomach
Pe-ru-na cures catarrh wherever located.
Hon. c. n. Smith, superintendent OF
buildings. Charleston W. Va. speaks in
the following terms of Pe-ru-na. He
says: II desire to express 10 you my APP
probation of the wonderful vlrtuea aud
curative properties of Pe-ru-na as ex-
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The Galveston, Harrisburg and San An
tonic railway will run popular excursion
for the San Antonio international fair.
October es to November . A special ex-
curion train Will be run from Columbus
to San Antonio and from Gonzales TO San
Antonio on October 2s and on November
2 Tickets will be good GU any regular
train returning up to and including the
day following date OF salo. The rate from
Columbus. Giidden. wsimar, schuienburg,
Eagle, Flatonia and waelder will be 81 so.
from Gonzales. $50: Harwpod, 1925;
Luilng, 81; Kingsbury, roc: seguIn. use;
Marion, soc: cibolo Valley. soc; Clbsio Pit,
bce Converse. s5c. The trains viii mo-.
be provided with baggage car aud baggage
for the excursionIsis must BIO checked 10
follow On regular train
appointed stock Agent M CIrburnc,
Fort Worth. Texas. October Ill. q.
Andrews was today appointed 10 take
charge Of the stock pens Of the Gulf. Colo
rado and Santa Fo al cleburne. Mr.. An
drexs will assume the duties Of his posl-
ton next Monday.
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southwestern rreisht ch.nee,.

The following changes have been an.
nonnced by the Southwestern freight com.
mlttee;
Notice has been received from the ST
Louis Southwestern OF the Intention. ef.
feeiive October IT, based on the usual dif.
ferential under the rate in effect from
New York and Baltimore to establish a
rate OF is cents per 100 pounds on canned
goods. carloads, from ST. Louis TO Texas
common points. Other roads desiring 10
establish same rates may do so.
Effective Immediately as based on a
combination OF locals through Parsons.
kan, rate OF ~ cents pr 100 pouuds
may be applied on cement plaster. car
loads, minimum weight 10000 plunJs
from Acme, Quannah and Evans. Texas
TO Miami. l. 4.
Notice has been received from the santa
re Of the intention, effective October I.
to establish a rate OF s55 per 36.foot CIR
on stock cattle from Canyon CITY ana
Hereford, Texas. to Eureka, Kan. via
Amarillo, and rate OF $50 per 3s- foot al
Amarillo. ""
Notice has been received fran tn,sr
ested lines OF the Intention. efectivs u,
shipments leaving initial points ON ma
SUBSEQUENT to October 1. 10 CANCEL ma w.
q subject No. 1925, governing reconslrn-
ment and milling In transi Of Grain ana
gram products TO Texas Ms uMch ruIe
reads as follows when The rats. 81
advanced the old rate will apply upfn -.
constituents within thirty DAYS fran tha
uate OF the advance, when same has ortg.
mated al initial station prior 10 ,he nd.
vance After the expiration Of the thirty
uays Unit. rec assignments, regartlesy n, |
tne aale OF origin, 70 be assessei IN A.
o0faance with the higher rate. Wasu ths
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IRON INDUSTRY RATES.

The railroad commission this evening
authorized the Sherman. Shreveport and
Southern to adopt a rate OF so cents per
ton for the transportation from all sta
lions to Jefferson OF lime stone for fuK-
ing rate Of 10 cents per cord for the
transportation OF wood ts Jefferson. dis
lance Of thirty miles. and proportionateiy
less for distance under twenty miles Tor
the manufacture for charcoal was also au
thorized IA well as q maxinnln rate OF Is
cents per tou reached al 100 miles for the
movement Of iron ore to the same point.
These rates are put in for the beneat OF
the iron industry which ig being revived at
Jefferson.
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thirty days limit elapses, shipments will
De subject TO The rate in effect at the time
OF reeonsignment, provided the rate not
less than when the properly was forwarded
from initial station"
Notice has been received from the St
Louis and San Francisco OF Intention, ef-
fective October IL, TO apply rate OF 20
cents per 100 pounds on salt. carloads
from ST. Louis. Kansas City and points
taking same rates. TO all points on the
Houston and Texas Central ami operated
lines
Notice has been received from the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas OF intention. e.
fective October II. TO apply rate OF 26
cents per 100 pounds on salt. carloads, to
points on the Central route.
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NOTICE TO BUTTERINE DEALSn
AND CONSUMERS.

The well known firm OF Lewis Bros
Co.. located at 106 Main street. Housp.
are now the exclusive agents OF VIII
J. Monkeys high grade Butterine I,
Eastern Texas. The firm OF Willisn {
Monkey. Chicago. is recognized throw
out the country as being the lafS
churners of high grade butterine
America. Their product is sweet, ~
and nutritious. The favor and keep "
qualities are as near perfection 40
pert sutter makers can get them, y.
nounced by the most eminent chemisu
be exactly as represented.
Consumers should insist on their w
cerymen supplying them with bnt'eS1
of William j. Moxley's manufacture
accept no other. Grocerymen VINO
not already handling goods Of this
should get In stock at once
Bros. & Co. are the only wholesaler. =
this manufacturer In Eastern Texas
orders promptly filed. Get prices
phone or mail.
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DIR. E. p. DAVISS
Eye, Ear and Throat.
Rooms 3o5 and 500 Binz Bulldog.
KATY AND THE SAP.
Passenger business Is to Re Ex
changed nj Waco

Passenger business Is to 10 Ex-
changed Mt Waco.
Waco. Texas. October 1.-THE Missouri,
Kansas and Texas and tho San Antonio
and Arkansas Pass Railway companies have
concluded negotiations whereby the San
Antony passenger traffic of tho Katy will
DO transferred to the Arkansas Pass road
at Waco. Track arrangements were com
proved here today for the change, which
goes into effect the Goth of this month.
Similar arrangements have been In on
GRAFTON between the Katy and the Interna-
tional and Great Northern at Taylor. II
Is understood that the deal with the Aran-
aas Pass provides for the transfer OF the
Katy passenger coaches and sleepers and
mat through passage to San Antonio Will
be furnished without change OF cars.
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tooer 20 to &c at rate OF one and IN
rare on the certificate plan. On the gen
"Trip either the thirty-day ticket or
nrst-class continuous passage ticket =
can Francisco may be sold at their r.
.spective rates. The return tickets ~.
al one-third fare from San Francisco "
carry limit OF thirty days and allow X!
overs en- route. but the return ticks
must be secured on or before Saturde'
october Is. The above rates will be ~
piied only for the members Of the 81
lornla Miners association, whose cerS
Gates are properly accomplished.
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SWITCHING CHARGES

AS to switching charges the following
decision was also announced this morn
ing
The following rates and regulations are
hereby adopted By the railroad commits
SION OF Texas, for observance by the rail-
switching service and drayage on freights
Section l. Switching.
The charges as established by railroad
companies Tor the service OF switching
cars for account OF their connecting lines
who pay such charges, as they appear In
the tariffs and circulars flied in the office
OF this commission, snail romain in force
until further notice.
The charges in dollars and cents per
car for switching cars, within existing
switching limits, for account OF shippers
and consignees, and to be paid by them
In addition to the current freight rates.
shall be as follows:
Distances. Mates
] mile and less 30
miles and over mile ............. ? 90
over miles ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. so
Exception. The existing switching
charges at III Pass shall remain in force.
The service OF switching shall include
the movement OF a car NH1ed IN one d.
rection and empty In the opposite direc,
ton. When a ear is loaded when being
switched In both directions a switching
ShAtbS SHtAli DC uidue tOF GaCl movement.
General Rule.
Railroad companies shall maintain at all
points whore switching is necessary. AIDE.
quate force and equipment 10 perform
such service with reasonable dispatch, and
shall switch all cars In the order OF date
and time in which the cars are rendered
to them for such service. A railroad com
pany requiring switching service TO be
performed py connecting line. shall place
tho cars TO be so moved at a proper point
OF connection and the notify such CON
Meeting line OF the fact. furnishing a list
OF the cars and specifying the exact points
10 and from which they are to be switched.
Section ?. Drayage
Railroad companies shall not In any
case assume either in whole or In part
the cost OF draying freight from or Ia
their dspo,s.
This order shall take effect November
e. 1899.
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No. s44, and substituting therefor the fol-
lowing
AZ Rates on merchandise. nrst. sec
ond. third and fourth classes. on account
OF wagon competition.
From Cisco to Moran and Carbon, II
cents per 100 pounds.
From Dublin to De Leon, 10 cents pet
100 pounds
Effective October is. 1899
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Hon. Edward Dywer, State senator
Seventeenth senatorial district, Chicago
Ill. writes Peru ma cures when all other
remedies fail. can heartily recommend
Pe-ru-na as catarrh remedy It has
been TWO years since I was cured. and
consider my cure permanent. I learned
OF the remedy through friends. and al
though / had applied 10 several doctors
and used many remedies 10 no effect. two
months use Of Pe-ruaa effected the cure
OF disease of seven years standing.'
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Ion Morgan NJ Mann OF Galveston
master IN ehancery In the matter az m.
1alVes'on Ia Porte and Houston reoeiy.
ership' was in the city yesterday taxing
cha, IN the Intervention OF The ST.
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fort has been made TO hasten this settle
ment OF all claims and we have the as.
seFance OF connecting lines that they will
give preferred attention to claims in which
the receiver is interested.
The following schedule is hled.
ASSETS.
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emplifed in the complete restoration to
health of my daughter. who had suffered
from nauseating sick headache some five
or six years. We tried various and divers
remedies all guaranteed 70 cure. but
nothing gave her any permanent relief uu-
TIL We were induced to try your !ncompar-
able remedies. which we gave according
to directions, religiously followed, until
five bottles were used. and our daughter
cured. Her general health is better than
AT any previous time in her life; the tor
menting headaches which used to distract
her are but painful remembrances OF the
past. and only recalled as is a horrible
dream that made her life unhappy while It
lasted. can certainly recommend your
remedies. and feel It both a duty and
pleasure to DO so, for they have brought
both health and happiness to our house.
hold.
When the stomach Is affected b. ca
tarrh there IS a large quantity of vltiated
mucus poured out into the stomach. whicn
constitutes a very serious drain upon the
vital powers. This mucus passes away
in one form or another and is generally
unnotleed by the patient. who is unable
TO account for the great weakness and
prostration which is exr%rienced.
These patients complain Of lassitude.
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Rai.ca a, One Pain.

me southern Pacific officials we're al.
t.sea Yesterday that Scott. La. had raised
NY, W. quafahtine against New Orleans
~, I'm 'he approach OF frost others viii foI.
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nineteen fremen the extra board today
shows all at work except four engineers
and two iremen. which is evidence that
the road is doing good business.
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prFFTRENT1AL.s ABobfsHED.

The railroad commission today decided
to abolish the grain dinerentials In effect
on the Wichita Valley. the Houston East
and West Texas and the Kaysee rail-
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A HOUSTON ATTRACTION y
Is the beautiful laundry and dye W
turned out BY 81 Packard's Troy Lsup~'
Sl2 Prairie. Phone saA M
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stoIFne Texas oet'ber i3.-out o. an
extra list Of twenty-one engineers AMI
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Nsfice.

The ladies' Of the Church OF the aunun.
ftffiQr VIII give a tea" on Tuesday o.
tober ~, from \ until . O'clock. XII are
y \ 'eet seasi'y invited,
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CLASS RATES AMrNnpn

The following amendment to general tar.
~ OF class rates No, .. was promulgated
this morning . -'''
In approval OF application number IA n,
me Texas Central Railroad company. Il Is
ordered tnat gsaeral tariff of class rates
10 :. issued by this commission 10 apnIy
on shipments OF merchandise. by elassas
TRANSPORTED by railroads between points
y Texas, and effective March 10, 1899 bs
~, anehaed hy canceliing exception 42 az sec.
WV tnersof as established by circular
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AUTHORITY aRANrrn

The following authority was granted
this morning;
In approval OF Joint application OF tn.
duit, Colorado and Santa Re Railway
COMPANY and San AntcAio and Arkansas
lass haiiway company. authority is grant
cents per 100 pounds for the transporta-
llon OF junk. In car loads. minimum weight
2i,uoo pounds per ear. from San Angelo
70 san Antonio Effective October IL. 1890
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Inc deficit in the operation OF the road
rom January Z 1896, TO April 80. 1883,
80 1899, was Sl49 Sl7.95; the loss aide
70 the assets gives a total Of s503 .645. "a
as follows:
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Es-N trains ar7vn and 1spsrt tron ars draaa
Central 6=pO; .xesrt rle Missoan Kza1as sns Texan
rs-as Wiki hlvs DEPOT 20 the F,fss ward. o.. Ia
itfnAtonsl su4 Great North.gE and Coiumsia lap
vaica use is lhtsfuaaena and Great Northern sspo
O. ConRE=ss srsRee. Tie Missouri. Kansas ana
Teas ara Galveston. Houston and hsntersoa rAia,
rssS he lH,=rDs Ho1s are Csrea' sorrneru leeot
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CAPITOL HOTEL
HOUSTON, TEXAS.
Frank A. Hervey, ST., Prop'r.
An Error Corrected.

We have tpseiA wagons for collection OF
BAGGAGE from PRIVATE RESIDENCES for
an outgoing trains. also for delivery TO pn-
yaie Residences IN the city. We are on duty
a. all hours. WE NEVER SLEEP. Tsls-
phone orders from private residences receive
special attention. Phone g.
HOUSTON TRANSFER co.
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fOTE-TraiA ssvfnr Hor s:oa At rsoa
Il ahs zis, p and sridrg AZ HoIstoa
4:ssa- Il asa rsz into Grad Cenrsi Depot
tepsrtisr IN rfrJtss earlier sn4 kfrfsinx
&c nic1rAs itsss caaa uns given AsSys