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Brief Mention.
Bargains in shoes at Howarth Bros.
Sale fine antiques, $40 Chapel.

Bargains in shoes at HoWarth Bros.
Sale fine antiques, $40 Chapel.
1t Is now definitely announced that
B Bryan will not speak in Connecticut
this fall, but Ex-Governor Altgeld is
scheduled to speak at Hartford on Fri
day evening, October H.
Charles Douglass, of New London,
Conn. stopped at Darby, Pa, Monday
on his way to Washington. Douglass is
s&xty-seven years old, and is riding a
twenty year old bicycle to the capital
city on a wager.
Robert o. Shepard, aged seventy
three years, died at his home In South
ington from cancer of the throat.
brought on by excessive smoking, last
night He had undergone treatment at
the Hartford hospital for the trouble,
but was pronounced incurable.
The fall meeting of the grand officers,
district and supervising deputies, and
one representative from each subordi-
nate council of the Royal Arcanum,
will be held at Hotel Garde tomorrow
at o'clock D. m. The object is to con-
fer and formulate plans for the success
of the order.
Henry T. Blake, president of the park
commission, yesterday received letter
from the directors of the Hartford In
sane retreat, in which they said they
were willing to accept $4,000, which the
city proposed to give them for a large
piece Of land In Westville to be added
to West Rock park. The retreat came
into possession of the land in 1926
through beQuest.
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NEW ADTERrIsEMENrs TO-DAY.

A Fine Show-H. B. Armstrong & Co.
Auction Sale--R. B. Ma lory.
Committee on Lamps-Meeting.
Estate Ann II. Morris-Probate Notice.
Estate Ann e. Arnold-Probate Notice.
For Rent-Roo1ns-70 Howe Street.
Fall Openng-The Chas. Monson Co.
For Sale-House-E Edward NJ. Clark.
Grape-Nuts-- Grocers'.
Greatest Thing In the World-Hyperion.
Broadway Central Hotel.
Infants Department Howe g. Stetson.
Notice to Contradtors-G. I. Hewitt.
Opening-The Gamble Desmond Co.
Opening-1'he Edw. Malley Co.
securities-Newton & Parish.
The Rounders-H Hyperion Theater.
"Wednesday and Thursday Public MARKET.
Wedding Kings The G. Fl. Ford Co.
Wanted-Cook-SS Trumbull Street.
Wanted-Table Girl-Ihs Globe.
Wanted Situation--56 Clark Street.
Wanted-S ituation-231 York Street.
Wanted Girl 45 Elm Street.
Wanted--Rooms-R. S., This Office.
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MADE OUT YESTERDAY.
More OYSTER Land Transfers.

More Oyster Land Transfers.
The following deeds for the transfer
of undesignated oyster land in Long
Island sound were made out by CLERK
Mathewson of the Shell Fish commiss
ion, yesterday: Frederick Fisher OF
Greenwich, 10 acres; Andrew Radel OF
Bridgeport, 100 acres; Walter N. Roy
den, Milford, 100 acres, and Henry c.
Rowe, New Haven, acres.
Mr.. Radel of Bridgeport is constantly
adding to his large possessions in Long
Island sound, and 1t Is believed that he
intends later to organize combination
of growers similar to the one attempt
ed by Engineer Sanford.
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ETHEL CLERISE COMING.

The Young Actress Who Was Rescued
From Lake Whitney.
Ethel Clerisa who was rescued from
drowning in April rs, last, at Lake
Whitney by Yale man, when her sis
ter Vivian and Cardownie, the Scottish
dancer, lost their lives, will be here
next week to play an engagement at
Polls in the musical team of Lelliott,
Clertse and Lelliott Miss Clerise'
name in private life is Mrs. Lelliott,
and since the death of her sister she
has Joined the act in which her hus-
band performs.
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ARONAUT GLASGOW.
Vandals Cut His Ballon--Is Suffering
From an injury


From an injury
Professor Glasgow, the aeronaut who
exhibited at the Branford fair, has
made complaint to Capt Cowles that
his balloon while in transit was cut and
otherwise damaged in several places.
Glasgow said that he had been ex
hlbiting at the fair in Wallingford, and
after the exhibition the balloon was
rolled up and sent to the station. While
1t lay on the platform awaiting the ar
rival of the train someone naliciously
USED knife or other sharp instrument
completely running it. Professor Glas-
gov, who is at the Aldrich House. is
suffering quite severely from an injury
to his arm received while doing his
balloon and parachute and cannon act
recently,
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WEATHER RECORD.

Washington, d. c., Oct. 2, 1900, p. m.
Forecast for Wednesday and Thursday
For New England: Fair Wednesday and
Thursday warmer In the interior Wednes-
day; light to fresh northeasterly winds, be-
coming brisk off the southern coast
For Eastern New York: General fair
Wednesday and Thursday except cloudy
and threatening along the coast; fresh
northeasterly winds.
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NORTHFORD.

Oct. Rev. A P. Chapman having
resigned as rector of st. Andrews
church left the village to-day. He will
visit various places for a time in order
to obtain much needed rest
Charles E. Alling, republican, and
zenas Ward, democrat. We're elected
selectmen from this district yesterday.
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DENTAL ASSOCIATION DINNER.
The New Haven Dental association
held a banquet at the Tontine yester-
day. There were quite a number of
out-of-town dentists present, and they
had very enjoyable time.
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MUSICIANS BANQUETED.

Mr.. Barker proprietor of the new
music store last evening entertained
the band which played at the opening
of the store at the Tontine yesterday.
A lunch was served to about 20 music
ANS
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DR.. Gushing, principal Of the High
school, has returned from Galesburg
ILL.,, bringing his wife with him. They
are stopping temporarily at the New
Haven House.
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q. S. Department of Agriculture.
New Haven, Conn, Oct. 2, 1900.
All observations taken at s. p. NJ, 10th Me
ridian Time.)
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NORTH HAvEN'S OLD HOME
WEEK.
Notes of the Doings of the Annual
Town Meeting

Notes of the Doings Of the Annual
Town Meeting.
About one hundred and fifty votes
were cast at the annual town meeting
in North Haven Monday. AS usual,
the republican ticket was in the ma
jority D. Walter Patton, Clarence N.
Frost and Ernest r. Brockett were
elected selectmen, and Lewis L. Fowler
and Frederic E. Jacobs, assessors. APP
preparations were granted to the Vet
eran Soldiers association, to the Me-
mortal library and to the "2oth Cen
fury" committee for the celebration
next January and June, 1901. The re-
port Of this committee was accepted
with enthusiasm. Below will be found
schedule of their proposed plan.
Report of committee on observance of
Twentieth Century Opening and "Old
Home Week" by the town of North
Haven
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A. M. Hyde and wife, Of West Haven,
are In Danbury this week for the fair.
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Proposed plan.
TWentieth century.


Sunday, Dec. 30. 19OO-Specia service
in the Congregational, Episcopal and
Baptist churches at II o'clock a. m
Sermons to be published in the Town
Souvenir
Sunday evening Dec. 80, 1900-Praise
service of old time music in Congrega-
tional church. Free.
Monday evening, Dec. 81 1900-Musi-
cal or dramatic entertainment in Me-
mortal hall. Admission.
Monday evening, Dec. 81 1900--12
o'clock m. Cannon salute and ringing
of bells.
Old Home Week.
! Tuesday, June 4, 1901-Dramatic or
musical entertainment in Memorial hall
In evening. Admission.
Thursday, June s, 1901-Public cele-
bration. Sunrise, salute; 9 a. M, civic
procession; II a. M, historical address
In Congregational church and issue of
souvenir volume 1890 p. M, dinner in
Memorial hall; p. m, public meeting
In Congregational church; sunset, sa-
lutte.
Organization committee--President
Robert O, Eaton; secretary, L. P. Tut
tie; treasurer, Joseph Pierpont; histor-
ian, Sheldon B. Thorpe; sub-com-
mittees on literary exercises, Edward
L. Linsley. Edgar A. Hemingway, L.
P. Tuttle, Hobart Blakeslee, George ].
Merze; on printing and publication,
Sheldon B. Thorpe, Romanta T. Inns
ley, George III. Cooper, Michael e.
Burke, Robert N. Barnes; on finance,
Joseph Pierpont, Henry D.Todd, Frank
L. Stiles, A. B. Broekett, D. Walter
Patten; on reception of guests, Huber
F. Potter, Clarence N. Frost, Herbert
P. Smith, DR.. R. B. Goodyear, George
B. Todd on music, Arson B. Clinton.
Frederic Fl. Stiles, G. d. Robinson
Isaac r. Mansfield, D. Lawrence Gin
ton; on amusements and parade, Solo
mon F. Linsley, Frederic e. Jacobs,
Jared B. Bassett, N. H. Marks w. B.
Roberts; on collation., w 70. DECKER
man, staff of ladies and assistants,
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Between New Haven Lime and Mans
fields Grove-StronS School FoOtba ii
Team-AnnuaI Meeting of w. @. II. u.
Degree of HonOr.-Crawford Council
East Haven's Debt.
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Minnesota summer schools.

ST. PAUL, Jan. ls.-In n circular Is
sued by the state department Of publ,
instruction. the number of summel
schools is fixed ut 40. Professor ID. l.
Kichlc was placed i'll charge Of tn,
school nj the state university. TIL,
Joint school with South Dakota will h
mt Big Stone Lake. Minnesota vii
have the appointment of two teacher
md South Dakota five.
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Ola Hero In the Aim. House.

CHESTER. Pa. Jan. IS. = Henri,
Hughes, n hero Of the old navy, has beer
admitted into the county aims house n
the age Of a5. When ID years old
Hughes enlisted for n three years crui>'
on the sloop-of-war Levant as n sail
maker. He once saved the life of Com
modorc Matthew CT. Perry. who ha'
been ambushcd by II Mexicans. III
served on the KearSargc. the Brig Som
crs, the friga,e Congress and the sloop
of.war John Adams. He was on tn
K,arsarcc when Admiral Schlcy was
lieutenant on the same warshlp.
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MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP.
Oseislon Of the supreme Couvt Ma ~
the Plaza Impossibis In Iowa

Osei.son Of che supreme Couvt Askes
the pisa Impossibis In Iowa
DEs MONIES, Jan. ls.-Thc supreme
court has handed down a decision in
the Dcs Mo,nes municipal electric light
case which Is considered by municipal
ownership advocates a severe blow TO
their hopes IN this state. TIE city OF
Dcs Moines contracted for the building
OF a municipal electric light plant and
was enjoined against carrying out the
contract. The contract anticipated the
revenues. providing that payment
should he made each year until the
plant was paid for. when it should be-
come city property. The payments
were no larger than tho mount the
city had previously paid annually for
tight. The supreme court. however.
holds that a city canno anticipate Its
revenues in this way to provide a plant
II the total Of anticipated liability!
tlaccs tho debt above the constitutional
limit. which It did in this case.
o,,vs Crop . Failure.
WASHINGTON. Jan. T.-Consul SKIN
ner. ct M~arseilles. reports to b state
department that the olive crop in Italy
France and Spain Is practically q fa'i.
ure and will hardly reach 81 per cent
q the average.
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went after, though he found plenty
out there.
). Leslie Thomson, Jr., Who was re.
let out Of the power plant here
oy the city council outing down the
electric light force departed for Jackson,
MIMI. to-day where he has got a good
position on the . plant of that city.
Sessions Of the dancing school under
the conduct OF Mrs. Helen Holt will be
from 4 to 5p. M, Tomorrow, Tor children.
from 1880 to $50 for beginners, after
which there will be q social dance for all
who wish to learn the new dances for
1900. Price for eutire term OF IL lessons.
500; or 80 cents per lesson. Those
coming Tor social dance only, 80 cents
per couple. Special rates for 9 or more
In a family.
. Chr'stiansen ri Lake Madison
came into town this afternoon To take uu
the organization OF u mandolin club
Four or tive Of our young men OF the
o~lty-John Sullivan, John DAILY, Van
Larkln, and others-Hre interested in the
organization and It ls hoped others e
the number Of eight or ten may DO in.
duced to join. Mr.. Christensen, VII,
gives some their first lessons this even
ing. was for two years u member OF tn.
famous Davenport Mandolin club and j,
fully capable Of .%nstructing the younl
men.
Maud-Is . mud ~ too old Ia hope 10,
improvement? | should sRy not. On,
jus, begins "a live. Take Rocky Noun
tam lea. You'll 10 blooming fair Mt 60.
FRANK SMITH.
You should know that Foley'a Hone
aud Tar IL absolutely the best for al
diseases OF the throat and lungs. DenI
ere are authorize TO guarantee IT TO CIV
satisfaction. Accept no substitute.
Chris. ScHu1Z.
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REWARD FOR ROBBERS.

Chicago Ordnance Fues . frioe o. ~"
on All Highwaymsn.
CHICAGO, Jan. l7..-Gunning for rob
bers in Chicago will DO made . profata.
bio pursuit, II an ordinance introduced
into the common council and referred
tn the finance committee becomes . law.
A reward Of 600 is offered for the sp.
nrehcnsion Of . highwayman or house
breaker in tho commission OF a crime
or his apprehension after committing
thu crime. Police officers are alike
made beneficiary in the reward and IL
the result OF the long list OF hold ups IN
Chicago recently.
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Circular Letter Ruling.

WASHINGTON, Jan. lS.-ln>truction,
have been issued by IN" p'>toificc de.
rx,rtmcnt that fac simile copies IF man
uscript or tvpc-wrlting, obtained by q
mechanical process. III order 10 h -.
titled 10 the third class rat Of postag'
must tr presented for mailing nj I'll,
posiofficc or depository designated /,
the postmaster. and Ill "A minimum of ?
perfectly identical copies separately ad
dressed. II these conditions are no'
complied with first class postage will b,
r,uuircd.
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!dE DAILY LEADER
ADDISON. SOUTH DAKOTA.
TUESDAY, JANUARY ~, 1900.
THE CITY.


ukSS
'a'r a. The opera house tonight.
'a. iapp" and children took the
'sA'is ''an ! nth.
INA. s' ce.oron panels ut GIbert's
Mi. ''0's' returned from Mime.
y. % tie morning train.
F,r,d.' As' report: Fair tonight and
hon ''n Worner extreme east Dor.
k,ll., .l O. Gilbert has repuroha.sd tho
bin. 'slsIy owned and operated BY
kns,,su'o Of the Modern B,o.h.rhood OF
boron Dr. A. f. CIoughs:onlcs 20
evening.
,s ss''a EpIr.ra and VT. .. nocooL
y visiting the formers sister,
w,R. ron the east: Verne Dykius,
bos, ma ,,sy' ", Il. smyths. John Still.
NJ. MIS- J, J. Wright.
'.ench returned from q trip
'ne central part OF tho stats
'L0u' " new location.
~~WAl tn.
'E, r market: Wheat, No. /, ls; No,
on, .'a1' tl.%. May whsat in Chi.
y. ''ae' at e5,a and closed Il o5x.
F,,, will meet with Miss Blsnob.
evening. January II. All
Gu ~ requested 70 b present. :
Id l. y s NJ and family Of this OF,
-, wa'' Of Howard were oil Ia.
's ssu;',s this mornings trais bound 70,
o.. r';A. n..tiss es Sioux Falls
). ... ,''s'on Of orlaud rsssrnsd iron
.dsd IN ~ noroIse moi having svo
'''oas'ios thssspelv q shss(
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Governor Lind VIII Investigate.

ST. Paul. Jan. lN.-Goyernor Lind
has appointed Harry ID. Irwin and 5. d.
Hillman Of Minneapolis 10 take teSti.
mony i'll the matter of charges brought
against Register of Deeds Metcalf II
Hennepin. Irwin is a lawyer and Hill,
man IA s~tenographcr. The governor has
power Of removal if malfeaSance or
neglect Is proved.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. l>.-Fort Bayard.
n. NJ, has been discontinued As Il gar.
1son post ard the buildings will be
turned over ,o the surgeon general Of
the army for use in connection with the
general hospital 10 be established there
ms a Sani,arium for the treatment Of Of
ficers and enlisted men Of the arm, sui
fering from pulmonary troubles.
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A KENTUCKY FEUD.

Es.Cousrsssmsn Colson kilis - Asn
and Wounds . Third.
FRANKFORT, KY, Jan. l7.-Ex-Con.
cressman David g. Colson shot and
Iilied Ethelbert Scott and Luther Dc.
maree. and slightly wounded third
n.rtv named Golden. The killing wa
r.. rsault Of q renewal Of the fsud be.
tvaen Colson and Scott. which grew up
r"tveen them while In tho army last
-. Demaree and Golden were by.
.tsndere and were shot By accident
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WENTWORTH.
A Collection Of News and Personal Items
from Our Eas, Side Neighbor.

special Correspondence o. Tn" Daily Leader.
tn. funeral Of A. &. Vine. last Friday
vas largely attended.
Arthur Day OF Bethel ne,ghborhood,
~ quite sick.
Mrr. Parker returned from a visit in
Minnesota. Saturday.
A. Constable returned 10 his home in
Indiana. Monday. after a two weeks v,s-
il with friends here.
The ChautAuquA ice house will be
filled this season by Clark Pierce. from
Spring Lake. which will insure pur. ice.
e. II. Weiss has fixed matters up salts
factor,ly and ia again doing business .,
the old stand. MIR. Weiss IL the mos,
.nterprising merchant Wentworth evel
had and We ,rus, tina, his presen, pinch
will no. interfere with his continuing
business here.
Las. Friday night WAS n lively n II
Wentworth. There was "a dance ut tn,
township hall. and several farmer
worked all night hauling wheS, from tn,
Weiss elevator for fear the sheriff! woult
attach the stored grain.
Sire doesn't indicate quality. Bewar'
Of count%r ieit and worthless salve oif.r
ed Tor De Wits Witch Hazel Salse
DcW,tt's Ia thu only original. An IN
fall.ble cure for piles aud all skI'
diseases.
Cook & OpEk.
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BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Jan. IA
telegram from Graysville. Tenn. an
nounces the death there Of pneumonia
Of Mrs. S. NJ. F. Henry. Deceased was
for IS years national evangelist Of the
w. G.. T. u.
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Lewis Dennis. Salem. Ind. says.
"Kodol Dyspepsia Cure did me more
good than anything l ever took" 1t
digeets what you eat and can not help
but r dyspepsia and stomach troubles.
Cook x ODEE
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The modern and most effective cure
for constipation and all liver troubles
the famous little pills known rs DE
Wits Little Early Risers.
sCOoE & ODEE.
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Cook 4 OpEk.
Tried ftyr Doctors.

Mrs. Frances L. Sales OF Missouri
Valley, Iowa. wrltRs h had severe
kidney trouble Tor years. had tried i've
doctors without benefit. but thre bottles
% Fo,ey's Kidney Cure Effected q per-
eect cure.
CHRla. ScHuTz.
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F. b. Thirkield. health inspector OF
Chicago, says. "kodol Dyspepsia Cure
cannot be recommended too highly. 1t
cured me OF severe dyspepsia" 1t di.
gests what you eat aud cures indi-
gestion, heartburn and all forms OF
dyspepsia.
Cook & ODER.
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II Banner nAlvs

doen't cure your piles. your money will
be returned. It is the most healing
medicine in the world. CHRIS. Schulz.
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FoRr WORTH. Tex. Jan. FINE
third annual convention OF the Nat'ons.
Lives Stock Association OF the Un'ted
states began here, with . good attend
ance Of delegates. After several al
Arcsaes Of welcome the annual address
OF the president was delivered BY J. ".
Springer.
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CHRIS. Schulz

j. /. Bevry, Logantou, Pa, writes, Il
Nm willing to take my oath that I was
cured OF pneumonia entirely by the use
OF On Minute Cough Cure after doc.
tori failed. It also CURED my children
OF whoop,ng cough" Quickly relieves
and cures coughs, oolde, GROUP, grippe
and throat and lung troubles. Child
rem like Is. Mothers iudorse it.
Coox 4 ODI1
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COOK & ODER.
Consumption Threatened.

O. Unger, 2l2 Maple street, Cham
paign, ILL.,, writes: Il IN troubled
with a hacking cough for q year and !
thought l had the consumption. ]
tried . great many remedies and was
under the osre Of physicians for several
months. I used one bottle OF Foley's
Honey and Tar and it cured me, and
have:not been troubled SINCE"
CHRIS. Schulz
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German Naval B.il Submitted.

BERLIN. Jan. 1.-THE bill providing
for the increase Of the German navy
has been submitted to the federal
3ouncil.
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Seek not 10 steel the othsf fellow 9 ''en''
Rather put on steam and make your own
% vhstsver you do with q! your mi9ns'
~ taking Rocky Mountain Tea o nl9os'
:" FRANK g. SAITa.
G.. H. Appleton, justice OF Pescs.
Oaeksburg, N. J. says, DeWitts L'ts'0
Early Rsoers are the BEST pills me1e .o y
oonolipattoo. We use NO osnoss.
Quickly care ~ liver ana ooWs'
tsoublee. .o...
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Maud-ls D aud ID too old to hope for
Improvement? | should sHy not. One
jus, begins Ia live. Take Rocky Noun
tain lea. You'll be blooming fair u, go.
FRANK SMITH.
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~. Paul railway,
!, 4 sue. -, is1s.