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CInsing Prices.

Following are the closing prices reported by Prince X Whteiy, Bankers and Brokers, 52 Broadway, New fork, and 15 Center st., New Haven Bid Asked.
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EtnamctaT.
Securities for Sale.

$5o00 United Illuminating Company pe cent. bonds, due February, 1940. 'S S5,000 Denver < Southwestern Railway [ per cent. bonds, due December 1929 $2,000 Connecticut Lighting & Power Co per cent. bonds, due January, 1939 5000 Norwich Street Railway per cent bonds, due october, 1923.
 5000 New London Gas X Electric Com pany , per cent. bonds, due April, 1927 $1,0o0 Danbury X Bethel Street Raiiway per cent. bonds, due May, 1914
 5000 Richmond Beach & Railway Com. pany 5 per cent. bonds, due July, 1920. 90 shs New Haven Gas Light Co. stock, 40 shs New Haven County Bank stock. CLARENCE E. THOMPSON & SONS
 INVESTMENT BROKERS.
 102 Orange Street.
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Quotations of Active Bonds. Reported by Boody. Mcclellan & Co.,, Bankers ana Brokers, 9i Broadway New York, and 31 Center Street, New Haven.
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NEW FORK STOCK MARKET.

Opening, Highest, Lowest Quotations On the New York Stock Exchange, reported by Prince & Whltely, Brokers, 15 Center Street, New Haven:
 Open. High Low. Last.
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anthropologist of the Belgian Antarc- tic expedition, This valuable work has an appendix containing a summary of the expeditions scientific results. It is a large volume of nearly five hundred pages, with 132 illustrations large and small, some of the larger ones which are beautifully colored, portraying re- markable scenes in the far off lonely regions of ice and snow which Dr. Cook tells about. The book is extremely in-
 Continued on Twelfth Page)
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Government Bonds.
 Bid. Asked.
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ANTHONY CARROLL WILL sPEAI

On National Issues of the Impending
 Campaign.
 There will be a non-partisan meeting at St. Aloysius hall tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock Anthony Carroll will be the speaker of the evening and will dis cuss the national issues of the cam paign.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-19
Hunter Takes Many Prisoners.

London, Aug. 9.-The following re-
port, dated Pretoria, August Sth, has
been received from Lord Roberts:
kitchener was informed yesterday
by an escaped British prisoner that
De Vets wagons had crossed the Vaat.
Afterward l heard the sound of guns.
which l think must have been Meth
uen's. as l directed him to take up
position between Potchefstroom Aid
Lindique, where he could intercept the
enemy, who crossed the river at De-
wetsdorp. Kitchener is crossing the
Vaal with cavalry and mounted infan-
try.
Hunter reports that he made 4l49
prisoners in the Observation-Disclosures
district, a majority of whom are nov
en- route for Cape Town. Three guns
and 1000 horses were captured and ten
wagonloads Of ammunition and 1885,
600 rounds of ammunition were de-
stroyed.
THE garrison of Glands river, which
l fear has been captured, consisted OF
about 800 Bushmen and Rhodesians. /
had hoped that Darlington had been in
time to withdraw the garrison, but II
seems that Delarey, learning OF Ian
Hamilton's approach to Rustenburs,
hurried westward and surrounded the
garrison before Darlington arrived.
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Chiiiren's school hats az cost AZ Mrs.
HAnns's removal sale
A gold watch has been found See
classified ads
Clevelards require less repairs than
than any others Quality does IL
Miss May Nichols. who il connected
With the Advertiser. i gone to Califor~
mir on a visit TO relatives
Geonse c. Martin opens q tsiloring
establishment tomorrow at Room ),
nev Elite building. Hotel street.
George B. Mcclellan, cashier Of the
Hawaiian Electric Co. is taking 3
week's vacation on Kauai
C. S. Bradford. known as newspaper
man and capitalist of these islands and
Manila, Is again In San Francisco
The Pacific Import Co, Progress
block, advertise for experienced sales
ladies for their fancy goods depart
menf. See want column
Rev. G. L Pearson, pastor of the
Methodist church in this city, Is quite
ill. the result Of an operation There
viii be no preaching in the church to-
morrow,
The Misses de Lartigue, the leading
hair dressers of this city. have some
thing of interest in their advertisement
TO the ladies in regard to care of the
hair and scalp. Read it,.
NJ. R. Counters removal sale is still
going on. Take advantage of the ex-
tremely low prices he is offering and
you will get silver and silver plated
ware, watches, clocks. etc, etc, below
cost
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TRAIN ROBBERS KILLED
BY SHERIFF's POSSE
Mon who Held Up Union Pacific
Train Fight to the Death
in Kansas.

GOODLAND, Kan, Aug 10.-The
rwo men who held up a Union Pacific
train near Hugo, Colo, last Sunday
morning, killing ". ]. Fay, a passeni
cor and plundering the passengers
were killed today by a sheriff's posstl
ar the Bartholomew ranch. three miIet
east of this place. The robbers werJ(
located in the house on the ranch III
the morning and the posse lined nj
and cut 90 escape. After fusilad
~, robbers and the posse.
wn,eh ]. ]. Riggs and Joe cuiiins' de
vsre shot, one OF the reSbe
,nmped from window and sought
ssoane. but was shot to death t
- then laid siege to the house,
s,.n the remaining robber sto
.ra With a Winchester. and fnz
.essaed in setting fire to the sul
Ing which was DESTROYED with the
sapsnt. The robbers have not
lbeen identified
There is no doubt about the men
ing the train robbers On the bod
ths one shot in the morning vas 70
w...h two black calico mask
: lady.s eh.sa and charm and an ops
1900 aa<-e<sed to some illsd
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Oahu's New President.

Chicago, Aug. 11.-Rev. Arthur Max
son Smith of California, who took the
degree of doctor of philosophy at Chi
cago University yesterday. will start
Immediately for Honolulu, where he
has been elected president of Oahu Col
,ese the largest educational institution
in the Hawaiian Islands.
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No interpretation for Beers.

Berlin, Aug. 9.-The Foreign Once
referring today to the presence OF the
Boer representatives and of DR.. Leyds
in Berlin, said that the delegation was
here in an unofficial capacity only anu
that it was not likely that any power
would endeavor to secure favorable
terms for the Beers in the final settle
ment.
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DoERs IRE STEADILY
LAWNS DoWn ARMS.
Lord Roberts Reports the Surrender
Of q Number % Small

London. Aux. 1.-THE War Once to-
day received the following message
from Lord Roberts:
Pretoria, August ie--Johannesbars
reports that q partol from the water
works was attacked August Ith-
Butler occupied Ameerspoort the
evening OF August It'll The enemy re-
ured before his force six miles before
Ameerspoort was reached The casual
ties we're twenty men wounded
Butler vas on the north bank II
Reitspruit Angus. sth on his way to
Ermelo.
Rumble arrested at Harismith CONF
mandant Narais. three field corns-s
and thirty armed burghers and Brit
ISL subject of Natal named Marais;
Soer SPY Eraus, and a former member
of the Free State intelligence bureau
Hunter reports that $50 eurghers,
with upwards of million rounds OF
ammunition, surrendered August stn
and August 9Th, Cloett, a member oil
the volksraad was a prisoner with
Hunter.
Kitchener engaged De Vets rear
guard yesterday near Lindeque with
in hearing of Methuen's guns. six
miles northwest.
Lord Roberts wires to the war
Office from Pretoria under yesterday
date, as follows;
"A plot to carry me on has been dis
covered. 1t was clumsily conceived
The ringleaders and all concerned are
now under arrest.
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LETTERS.

List Of unclaimed letters remaining
in the postoffice at Honolulu July 18th,
1900:
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Union Grin for Sunday.

This Is confidently expected BY tia
to be one of the biggest days
IN eSery way In the history Of the Union
Grill restaurant of King street. Mr..
Lycurgus haz made special arrange
ments for the accmmoiation Of patrons
and Is satisfied that the callers viii re
ceive prompt and excellent service
More electric fans have lately been
placed in the various dining rooms,
and the establishment Il abont the
coolest place in town The Griil's per
mAnent cold storage supply is nov up
to the mark as to quantity. quality and
variety, thus enhancing greatly the at
Effectiveness of the short order depart
ment- This Is the menu for the regu-
lar Sunday dinner from to SPIN
Luncheon Is served from IL to 2
Advance arrangements for families or
parties may be made By communicating
with Manager Lyourgus-
DINNER.
COLD SERVICE
Beef Lamb Tongue
SOUP
Green Turtle Consomme
SALAD
Pickles Lettuce
FISH
FYlet of Sole, Tartare
ENTREES
Chicken ,Fricassee fEcarlotte
Small Tournedos, Bearnaise
Spaghetti la Creme
ROAST
Turkey Beef Lamb
VEGETABLES
Asparagus, Mayonaise
Mashed Potatoes
DESSERT
Roman Punch
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Wiu Accent Won Waldersee.

VIII AcCePt VUU WHIUe1se
WASHINGTON, Aug. lot is au-
thoritatively stated that the United
States government will accept Count
Won Waldersee as the commander of
the international forces in China if the
necessity exists at the time of his ar
rival in that country for an interna-
tional force to begin campaign,
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BORN.

PATTON-In this city, August 16, 1900
TO the wife of Thomas Patton. a son.
BUTTERFIELD-In this city. August
16, 1900, to the wife of j. A. Butter
field, daughter.
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Energy Heeds Not Predictions.

What with experience and scien-
tific prophecy the outlook for Calves
tons future is not as bright as her
We'll wishers would like to see, not
withstanding the reports that the work
Of rebuilding is being carried forward
with all the energy and determination
that characterized the rebuilding Of
burned Chicago.
Scientific men can attention to the
fact that the business and a large part
Of the residence portion Of Galveston
is built upon a sand bar the highest
point Of which is not more than
twelve feet above high water and in
capable Of sustaining such founda-
tions as large buildings require; fur
thcrmure that the whole coast in that
vicinity is gradually subsiding at the
rate of about two feet a century. Some
Of them contend that the city will
eventually have to be abandoned, and
thar for the present people will be I'M
willing to risk not only property but
the lives Of themselves and their fam
lilies on Il sand pit where occasionally
in cases Of heavy storm there must
necessarily be heavy loss both of life
ana property.
The prime consideration for Calves
ton ana her friends despite All this as
surauce of future trouble, is to regain
as quickly ~ may be the enviable
commercial prestige she enjoyed be
for the terrible storm dealt her such
q cruel blow.
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The avowed opposition, on the part
Of the trainers Of the Chicago plat
form. to the civil service. is not for
gotten. Accordingly they are not ex-
pected to approve this news dispatch
from Manila under date Of Sept. II:
The civil service bill introduced by
the Philippine commission is based on
the system prevailing in the United
States. and is very comprehensive. 1t
places under Civil control the en-
ployees appointed by the military com
mission. These men are employed in
the treasury, auditors office. custom
house, the office of inland revenue coll
lector, the pust-otfice ana the bureaus
OF forestry, mines ana education
Prison wardcns, the provost marshal
and the port captain will also come
under the civil service provisions. The
measure has been carefully prepared
with the view To excluding political
f1voritcs and prOteEes Advancement
III the government service will depend
upon merit alone 1t is arranged that
transfers may be made from the Unit
ed states civil service. This is done in
order that efficient men may be e.
cured for the various high posts The
civil service board will consist Of one
flhplno and two Americans. Other
things being equal Filipinos Will first
be chosen for office. Honorably dis
charged soldiers will come next. Amer
leans knowing Spanish and FHipinos
knowing English are highly desired.
but this knowledge is not essential for
appointment. Il is probable that *
aminatons will be held at Washing
ton simultaneously with the examine
uons at Cebu, Iloilo and Manila New
hlght schools have been opened in Ma
ma for the instruction Ut natives in
hhsll$h- The schools are largely at
tended and the pupils are enthusiast
tic.
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Senator Frye is now at his camp in
the RanseIey region where ne will en-
joy rest after his campaign labors
and try his luck at fly fishing. Sen
ator Frye is one Of the best fishermen
in the country and is an expert with
the fly rod. He holds the record in The
Rangeley region for taking the biggest
trout with a fay. He has thoroughly
studied the habits OF the trout ana san
mon, and it is, doubtful If there is 4
more scientific fisherman iu The cuUn-
try
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TWO women who were caught re-
Gently stealing cranberries from a bog
lin York had adopted novel methods.
one women acted as a sentinel Oh the
lookout for possible danger. while the
other stole cranberrios which she
placed in an umbrella she carried
of with the warning that If again
caught thcy would have the privilege
Of spreading their umbrellas wide open
before the judge
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The medical fraternity OF the state
is deeply interested in the ease of Mr..
Arthur Bradley Of Portland. VINO il Will
be remembered was operated upon at
the Maine General hospital IN July.
for The removal of his stomach. This
is an operation that has been perform
"a only a FEW times with any degree
Of success. and in Mr.. Bradlcy's case
it was particularly hazardous owing
70 his advanced age, 20 years. For q
few days after the operation. MI.
Bradley suffered great pain ana his
condition WAS very low But ne soon
showed signs Of Improvement ana is
now a we'll man and says that he is
able 70 eat ANA digest anything which
h. desires, notwithstanding that he is
deprived uf his stomach
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the immediate approach Of The mil
lenium, but that isn't what he thinks.
no. he hasn't got rich lecturing ana
having his picture taken for nothing
Why there is pictorial evidence that he
has farmed 20 acres in borrowed over
ans with a loaned mule. on, HI. Nj.
Bryan knows why he wouldn't be
President tut four years. IL knows
there'd come time when he couldn't
fooi tho people amy longer. -Four
Yeas Of him in the White House
would BE- enough for an time
s, he isn't worrying about a
second term. It's that mirage or JUS
fDur years in the land Of political
plenty that troubles him just now.
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Mrs Millictta Sawyer was arraigncd be-
fore Trial Justice w. y. Titus. last week
in Boothbay, charged with having a
larger number Of SaTdinc checks III her
possession than was proper. She was
held ana placed uudcr $500 bonds Tor APP
pearance at the October term of court at
WiscaSSct. In default of bonds she was
committed 70 Jail at Wiscdsset.
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Boston Steamers.
KENNEBEC STEAMBOAT CO.
Daily Summer Service.


| COMMENCING JUNE 14th, 1900. steam
| er Della Collins" will leave Augusta
daily Sundays excepted, at 100 P. H.,
HallOWell at 2, connecting with steamers
which leave Gardiner at 3.35, Richmond
i20, and Bath q o'clock for Boston.
| Returning, will leave Lincoln wharf,
| BOSTON, every evening Except Sunday,
at o'clock, for all landings on the Ken
nebec river, arriving in season to connect
with early morning steam and electric
cars, also with early morning boat for
/ BoOthbay and the islands.
Fare between Augusta. Hallowell, Gar
diner ana Boston one way S1.75, or n@
for round trip; Richmond $780, round trip
2 "a; Bath and POpham Beach sl.8, round
trip $500.
These steamers are staunch and in ev-
cry way fitted for the safety and comfort
of the passengers. Meals served on board
for zoe. Staterooms are large and well
furnished; price sl00, except for . few
large ones.
JAMES B. DRAKE, Pres.
Allen Partridge. Agent, Augusta
@. A. Cole, Agent, Hallowell.
j. s Ryan, Agent, Gardiner.
aprt. dd
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crt upon his professional care and skill
He feels that his duty demands more
than mere routine, stereotyped interest
in his patients; he feels that his work is
4 serious matter; that it is often a ques-
ton Of life and death.
You have my many heart felt thanks for
your kindly advice to me III my sickness, y writes
Mrs. Claus Nelson. OF pico Heights Los Angc-
les, Cal, RoN ST. III a cordial letter to DR.. K. Y.
which | received two wears ago and which |
could not do without. 1t is all the Doctor l
have had since got IT, l had female trouble
ana Dr PierCc's Favorite Prescription, together
with the advice given in his book, cured nc of
five wears sickness. thought my days would
not he long, but Your kindness and medicine
would not let me die"
For more than thirty wears DR.. Pierce
has occupied grand and most unique
position for benefting his fellow beings !:
As chief consulting physician of the
great Invalids Hotel and Surgical Insti-
tute, of Buffalo. Almost countless thou
sands have sought his services and adj
vice both i'll person and by letter.
He IS one of the best men i'll the
world said the late President Garfield,
land he IS at the head of one of the best
medical institutions i'll the world" DR..
Pierce's great thousaud-page illustrated
Common Sense Medical Adviser is sent
free for Fl one-cent stamps to pay the
bare cost Of mailing, or for handsome
Cloth-bound copy, 81 stamps. He makes
no charge for consultation by mail; he
only requests that sufferers will state
their cases to him fully, freely, and in
perfect confidence Address DR.. r. V.
Pierce, 663 Main Street Buffalo, N. Y.
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Not strenuous but strong" is the
succinct approval the Boston Trans
cript has for Aic. Rooscvelt's letter Of
acceptance. Certainly no man has
more dispassionately and completely
controverted the "imperialistic" cans
than has Mr.. Roosevelt in this letter.
That part Of it, at least, should De filed
AMaN for referenCe
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Mr.. Bryan in his letter expresses his
conviction that sometime during lis
hoped for Presidency he would he able
10 fasten free coinage at Is III on the
country. That portion of the letter is
commended To the attention Of those
who thought Mr.. Schurz really meant
what he said 10 excuse his self-stulifi-
cation on the financial question.
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1t is said the Carnegie steel octopus,
objecting to paying railway octopus
freight rates. Will establish line Of
steamers between lake ports ana Eu-
ope. One octopus in competition with
another,
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\ stove with record Of 46 years #
continuous service WAS among this
weeks arrivals in an Auburn second
hand store, Such u faithful servant
deserved better fate.
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As will be seen from President Nc
Kinleys instructions to the Philippine
commission, the paramount considera-
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That quiet. orderly election in Cuba
peaks more for the justice and wis
lom Of the Administrations course
han volumes Of stump speeches can
.lveigh against il.
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England ought to hope Dom Paul"
may make good his escape Portugal
out Of Lorenzo Marquee
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More money urgently needed" is the
cry from Galveston that should not
fall on unresponsive ears.
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Progressive Bath, Enamelled sign
boards on the street corners are an en-
mistakable evidence OF metropolitan
ism.
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} Malne (ftas..s.s.5igjg,,
zsSsss.gzsrEz.zssZzs;-.,'zss's.s ~..sas:
One way.

OHb way.
Ever more one v..v.
OF, ggrnereI fields II corn ana hay
AnJ mrn.orirs III tn' rran,ng .uuas
over the pramb.eS dense.
Evermore one way
F4r M the ehostlE ocedn-sprls-
Ana voices e5d. ta.r WHY and SAUL
Lifr is a lj,Ie space:
NMgyi "tg .Ft ,, ,...i lti. lls .h't PRAY
But give me. dearest, for life,N day
-I-ranl / crItrnr HI ,lti,r+., ,,,,,.+it,,-
--
Ihat RAIN came too late for most Of
the crops but didn't it perk up the
grass fields?
An epidemic Of Solf has broken out
IN Biddeford
rouo,,.;.,o. -------I- r.,,..,
- 80 ''''''' i''''i9'i ii'9 H'dI'e"
subscription paper for the Galveston
Blaine which has long had the rep
utation of being one Of Aroostook'
They are sealing the last of this
years pack IN many Of the corn shops
y 'i'hu evening 9clIool opeIic"'
Monday. with the largest number VI
pupils ever enrolled on n first night. Il
l"o .,c,. NV, nus r'oI' Hoe'''I''T'S
- -
PASSPORT has placed its seal Of ap-
ploval upon the shirtwaist man. The
society Of the town has issued invita-
tim. IN, , ,birtv,is+ hau
---
The building of new houses still
,1,,,i,,,,o.. II, ,r;ri,,o,l.,,+ ,,.;.,, ,,a,,to,
activity TWenty-seven are now IN
course q construction, ana many more
AZ, . 49,, Gnu
The herring still keep bashfully at
distance II Onnddv Nav or1 tba can
- 7'o"i - 'eSi''7' ~
Charles I. Dayennort IF Ratb has
o,.....,, ,.,as,r, -, - ,,,.,,,5 ~, ~
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DAILY KENNEBEt JOURNAL WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 1900

date summer hotel with modern con
vcniences. II believes, ia view Of this
years experience. that such hotel
would be success from the start.
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China is at last said to De in a hurry
for peace.
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The frost is on the pumpkins but the
football capillary foliage has escaped.
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Count Waldersee ana LII Hung Chang
are both on the road
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After al, Mr.. Eryaa's sense Of humor
isn't altogether lacking. He says he
wants the Presidency but four years.
H. wouldn't mind if you concluded he
Gould 10 III shat time all necessary to
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POINTING THE WAY. :

When brave admiral in war time goes
into an enemy's harbor he knows that
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The Missing Link.

CBoston AdvcrtiserD
The weakest link in these prayer chain.
Is the link of logic.