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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pharmacist; permanent
position to right man. Lock box 242. East Chi
cago. Ind.
WANTED-ExperIenced wood pattern makers.
M'INTOSH. & CO. engine builders,
Auburn. N. Y.
W~ANTED-Men with rig to advertise and intro
duce Monarch Poultry Mixture. Straight sal
airy. SIS weekly and expenses. Address, with
STAMP. NAME. CO, Box $50, Spring
field. III.
WANTED-Two bright young men 20 travel in
this State. must be from twenty-one 10 thirty
hve years old and OF good education and address;
fair salary; give full particulars when replying.
Address Box 51i. care Journal.
WANTED-For u. $. army able bodied. un-
married men, between ages OF Fl and S5: citi-
zens of United States. OF good character and
temperate habits. who can speak, read and write
English. Recruits specially desired for coast and
field artillery. For Information apply TO recruit
ing officer. p n. Illinois st. indianapolis. Ind.
WANTED-Earn a good salary while we pre-
pare you for a professional career. Write for
circular. 'Salaried Positions for Learners" and
learn how 300. 900 young men and women advance
TO positions OF trust and profit.
TIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS. Box
1916. Scranton. Pa, or Stevenson building. In
dianapolis-
WANTED-Tin-plate mill workers. Competent
rollers. doublers. heaters. catchers. screw
boys and shearmen are offered full rates at jobs
I'm our nonunion mills now running or soon TO be
started. Full protection End steady work guar
anteed. Apply. stating experience, 20 AMER
ICAN TIN PLATE CO, 1915 Carnegie building.
Pittsburg. Pa.
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B1 JAMES GREENE a Co,
LEMCkE
Brick Office building on Ohio. east OF Illinois
~. Annual rent about $1,000: price $4,000.
Downtown and north. three-story brick bust
ness property. on good business street: always
occupied. Annual rental. $1,000. VIII take some
trade. Price. So. 900.
North Illinois 81. and down town. boarding and
rooming house. Annual rental. including teue-
ments In rear. Si.foo. Price. S7, 500.
New York. near Alabama ST.. twO-story brick.
nine rooms. furnace and bath. $1,000.
Large two-story residence on Meridian. near
Twenty-hrst. lot e0x203. VIII take some trade.
Price. 81. 900. Lot worth $1,000.
Meridian. near Eleventh. elegant, modern
home. large lot. Price. sac. 600.
New Jersey. near Thirteenth. nne new. modern
$500.
Pennsylvania. near North street, residence OF
eleven rooms: large reception hall; all modern:
large lot. 81. 500.
Woodruff Place residence, West drive. east
front. eight rooms. modern. barn: lot SOxl7O.
Meridian. near Thirty-nlnth; sever acres; large
profit In subdivision: want ofer.
Residence OF eight rooms on Hcyt av.. near
Linden. worth s., 800. VIII sell for 81. 500.
Farm OF 500 acres In Greene county. Indiana:
S55 acres In cultivation. For sale or trade.
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on us for expert service 10 re-
pair your gas engines. Old phone 1882. MON
arch GAS ENGINE CO.. Il. New York ST. and
Belt r.. II.
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4. NJ. time IL In BLACK hgures.-Trains marked
thus; s-Daily. s-sleeper. P-Parior Car. o.
Chair Car. D-Dining Car. f-Except Sunday.
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WANTED-HELP.

WANTED-Man or woman OF good address TO
prepare for an Office position: salary. SEQ per
month: references required. Address. I'm your
own handwriting, GEO. l.. GORDON, No. 167
Kelley block. Frankfort, Ind.
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FOR RENT-see let at l3i n. Market: ground
moor. GREGORY & APPEL.
FOR REST-Two nicely furnished front rooms:
frst floor. modern, so Lockerbie ~.
rOR ~RENT-House Of six rooms and bath: yi867
RAssMANN.
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DIED.

~BALS-Anthony r.. sr., at the family residence,
No. IT'S North Senate avenue. Funeral Sun
day afternoon al 2 o'clock.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

FOR rooms; bath. furnace: delight
fully situated. s blocks postofice; SIG. 255 High
land av.
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THE LIVESTOCK MARKETS
FAT CATTLE CONTINUED ACTIVE.
SELLING AT STRONG PRICES.
Hogs Active mt n Further Advance
sheep Strong to Higher-Condi-
ton of Markets Elsewhere.


UNION STOCKYARDS, INDIANAPOLIS,
Aug. @.-Cattle-Receipts. 1.75o; shipments,
500. The receipts OF cattle thus far this
week show a decrease of 1900 compared
with the same time last week. The receipts
to-day were larger than for some time past.
and show an increase OF about $50 over a
week ago and $50 over a year ago. The ar
rivals included more good cattle than for
some time past. but sales indicate that
there were nc strictly fancy cattle in their
class. The market opened with rather an
urgent inquiry from all sources for the best
stock, and from the start the trading was
reasonably active at strong prices COM
pared with yesterday. In some Instances
n further ADVANCE was reported, but the
Improvement was not general. In sympathy
with the Improvement on good kinds there
was a little better tendency in the market
for other grades. At a very late hour a
comparatively good clearance OF all kinds
had been made, and statesmen and owners
for the most part were satisfied with re-
suits. A few loads Of steers sold as high
as S.S5. and a large number were reported
at $5.S5q5.75. Quite a number of heifers
sold at s4a4.50. A few COWS sold as high
as s4.25. Quotations:
Extra prime steers. 1850 lbs and
upwards s.. 15Q 500
Good export steers, 1850 to 1850 lbs $3.50 SOS
Good to choice 1,2O TO 1,300-lb
steers b.l0u o.oU
Good to choice LOO to 1,200-lb
steers f.ioV os-o
wards 5000 $50
Plain fat steers, 100 to 300 lbs. 1850 $40
Plain fat steers, 1000 To 1.150 lbs. 4.254 4.6O
Choice feeding steers, 1000 to l,1O0
IDS o.io4 80
Good feeding steers, 900 to LOO lbs $3.50 1865
Medium feeding steers, 500 TO 900
iDS o.vV4 80
Common to good stockers.......... 500 3.5O
Good TO choice heifers. ............. 3. l5u la
Fair to medium heifers............. $3.50 3.6O
Common light heifers. .............. 2.50a 30
Good to choice $500 4.50
Fair to medium 1000 3.35
Common old 1900 z. IA
Veal calves 4.50a 6.25
Heavy calves $500 4.50
Prime TO fancy export bulls......-. 5000 400
Good to choice butcher bulls...... 3.l5m $40
Common to fair bulls. ............... 2.50n 800
Good TO choice cows and calves. 80. COO o.
Common to medium cows and
calves 90 Na3o.N
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.


ESTATE-Beautiful building lot below
Sixteenth ST. will sell less than assessed
value. Address Box col. care Journal.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pharmacist; permanent
position to right man. Lock box 242. East Chi
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GIN. HAM = DAYTON RY.
. CHI. IND. = LOUIS. RY.


LAKE ERIE - WEsIEhS N II.
Toledo. Chicago and Michigan ex.....-7.W 80 =
Toledo, Detroit and Chicago. lin. 1880 1898
Muncie. Lafay'te and Laporte spec.t9.20 ao.35
INDIANA A. WESTERN B1E.
Decatur and g. Louis mail and ex....fsm fAaS
Chicago express. y d......"......:tu@ f3.t0
TuscelA Accomm cd alton .....f3 80 tIols
Decatur a 81. Louis fast ex. sc....s11.10 sA@
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INTERSTATE STOCKYARDS. INDIAN
APOLIS, Aug. @.-Cattle-Rcceipts small;
shipments none. A Few butcher cattle were
sold this morning, but no good grades were
represented. The demand Is good from
local sources. All kinds were quoted strong
to 10c higher, In harmony with the gem
eral market. Business was quiet. The veal
market Is steady. with choice going at 50
and SOS. Quotations:
Good to prime export steers, 1850
to 1900 lbs average. ........... 50. l0m $50
Fair to medium export steers,
100 TO 1,i00 lbs aVerage........... 4.75W $40
Good TO prime butcher steers, LOO
TO 1850 lbs average 1900 500
Good TO choice feeding steers. $50. 4.25M $50
lbs average $500 4.25
Light stockers .................... $3.50 ABS
Good to prime heifers. ,............. asa 475
Common to medium heifers........ $500 400
Prime 10 fancy export cowS........ f.O0m $50
Fair to good 2.l5m 3.15
Gamers and common cowS........ 1.15M 2.75
Good TO choice light veals.......... 5.00M $50
Common to good heavy veals. 49,. 5000 500
Good to choice fat bulls............. 5000 400
Common to fair bulls ............. 2.00G 800
Good to choice cows and calves. .. 10000 1870
Common to medium cows and
calves lO.OOu D.W
Hogs-Receipts, 400: shipments. 300. To-
days receipts were unusually light for Fri
day, averaging only fair in quality. The
market was strong and &c to 10c higher
than yesterday. Selected heavies, averag-
ing 24l lbs, sold as high as $6.65; two loads
sold at $500; light mixed sold from s6.15
to So. 80. Business ruled active, with the
usual strong shipping demand. The sup
ply was soon placed. the market closing
strong at quotations:
Good 10 choice heavy. ............. Sc. 60d6.65
Good to choice 6.15n6.5O
Good to choice q. 40u6.60
Fair TO good pigs .,.,..,.......... 5.00d6.l0
Fair to good 5.0Oa5. %
Sheep-Receipts. 30; shipments none. The
market was strong and a shade higher on
all desirable stock. while fully steady prices
were realized on all other kinds. The mar
ket was active with a steady demand. All
offered were sold. Quotations.:
Good TO choice lambs. .Si.O0d5.O 90
Common To medium lambs. ......... 3.eDd3.5O
Good to choice 3.OoTr3. IS
Common TO medium sheep.......... 2.O0H2 50
Stockers and feeding sheep...... 2.00d2.50
Bucks, per 100 2.0002.50
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PERsoNAL-JAS. N. MAYHEM. the phone,
optician, can be found at the Monument optic.
Co.. l6 Monument place English Hotel block
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Market sc higher. with
Sc. 20. the highest point
years. Pigs and lights.
40: butchers. S.. f5U6.10.
Market strong. Native
s4G4.S5: culls and bucks.
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HANE your electrical work done by V. Il. Full
LER. 3l7 Virginia avenue: prices reasonable;
guaranteed.
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OPTICIANS.

OPTICTAN-ROUSE a. practical op-
ticlans. Give IA a call. We can NJ you. Frames
and lenses properly adjusted. Monument optical
Co, LOG Monument place.
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AGENTS ISDIANAPOLIS
Nm. l.. Rice. 2Go5 West Michigan street. Tele-
phones: Old. 2SId0. new. 1852. Territory west OF
White river.
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Sneep-HeCclpts, 0N, SnipHlents, oV. Inc
receipts OF sheep and lambs thus far this
week show little change, compared with
the same time last week. and the receipts
to-day were about $50 smaller than a week
ago and a year ago. The market opened
with an increased demand from outside
sources. and with n fair inquiry for local
account competition was stronger and the
trading ruled active ut unevenly higher
prices. The small supply was soon ex-
hausted and the market closed steady. The
bulk OF the lambs sold above ABS. and the
top price for old sheep was $3.50. Bucks
were reported at s.. 30. Quotations:
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FOR SALE-Gas and gasoline engines. IL TO
horse power. MONARCH GAS ENGINE c
f.. New York and Belt II. n.
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Passenger and freight. Repairs and supplies.
EEL 4 co. 'Phones-New $40: old 22752.
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MONUMENTS


MONUMENTS-A. Diener. 449 Z. Washington.
Tel. 2525. Branch works r. entrance Crown Hill.
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AGENTS ISDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL
Nm. l.. Rice. 2so5 West Michigan street. Tele-
phones. Old. 2SIl0. new. 1852. Territory west OK
White river.
ELEVATORS
Passenger and freight. Repairs and supplies.
ItEEb1 a CO. 'Phones-New 5lsV. od <zo--
FLORISTS
BERTERMANN BROS.
New No. 2i Mass. ave. 22s n. Del. 81 Tel $40.
LAUNDRY
INDIANAPOLIS Laundry Co. old Phone, 1859
COLLARS, lee. CUFFS. &c PR
shirts. shlrtwaists. collars and Guns our speciality.
PATENT LAWYERS
+. +. SILVIUS d o lO8 ~. Pennsylvania 81.
Free pamphlets and consultation.
THOMAS II. BELL. consulting engineer ana
patent solicitor. ca ingalls, block. indianapolis.
Y. II. LOCKWOOD. pamphlet or my general
4i5-4is Lemcke Building.
REsTAURANTs-
sTEGMEIER Bros. Oyster and Chop House.
- y. Illinois ST. Both phones 100.
ALI AND LIVERY STABLES
HORACE wooD Carriages, Traps. Buck
boards. etc) % Circle. Tel lVyL.
STOVE REPAIRS
I'll PEERLESS FOUNDRY CO.. 10 Meek st.
Old phone ? on 1850. New 2iO2.
WALL PAPERS
n. c. STEVENS. New Style Wall Paper.
Low prices. $50 y. Senate ave. Tel z on Zoo.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
FRANK BLANCHARD.
90 y. Delaware st. Tel. al. Lady attendant.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
TUTEwILER & SON.
Undertakers. 12f W. Market 81. Tel. 2s.
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-Representative Sales of Steer,

Hogs-Receipts, 1000; shipments, 1880.
The combined receipts of hogs for five days
same time last week. and the receipts to-
day were about the same as a week ago
and 1900 larger than "A year ago. The mar
ket opened with all buyers in the field.
and with rather "a better demand from
packers, together with a continued strong
demand from shippers, the carly bidding
was quite lively and the offerings were
soon changing hands at another uneven adj
vance I'm prices. Generally the market was
considered about 10c higher than yester-
day. 1t did not take long to exhaust the
supply at the advance, and there is little
doubt that a considerably larger supply
could have been handled. Sales ranged
from Sc % TO 1865, except for pigs. and a
small proportion of the supply sold be-
low S6.35, Quotations:
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BERTERMANN BROS.
New No. 24i Mass. ave. Us -. Del. 81. Tel $40.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE-JoSEPH GARDNER. galvanized iron
cornices and skylights; tin. iron. steel and
slate roofing and hot air furnaces. 80 Ken
lucky ave. Telephone 80.
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LOANS-Money on mortgages. q. T.. SAYLES.
1877 East Market street.
F1NANC1AI-Si00.O 600 20 loan In sums to suit at
4. 8 and 6 per cent. no delay. j. j. kREBER
c3t Lemcke building.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES loans on Improved
indianapolis property: lowest rates: privilege
FINANCtAI@Loans on city or farm property In
Indiana. 5a per cent. NO COMMISSIONS
Money ready. G. ~. WILLIAMS * CO, 3i9-322
Lcmcke building.
FINANCIAICReal estate loans: not less than
$1,000 promptly made on approved securities at
favorable rates and terms: large loans solicited.
q. Il. FIFIEI.D. 1902 Majestic building.
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DENTISTRY.


DENTISTRY-S. y. EARHART. DENTIST. RE
MOVED TO liza w. ST.
ron LOCk
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IT shall be glad to do that" the super
broke in, as l thought, somewhat hastily.
But won't you sit down and rest at least
u few moments. Miss Grafton
"ihank you, no." she answered in a
brusuue, busipess-like tone. IT am one
of those athletic young women who do
not mind a bit Of a walk, and, besides,
i'm a cyanic plant even slight delays cost
money. If YOU will just run over the
failing pile with me, Mr.. Healy. and show
me The men I am to have in charge, and
give me the location of the necessary
materials, / will lose no time in getting
To work" Suddenly bright smile wreath
ed itself about her red lips and she add
ed: This is my first assignment since
leaving the cyanide works at Denver,
and I am very anxious to make good
showing, because-well, partly because
some of the men said that l would prove
a failure out here, and that this isn't
woman's work. anyway" She compress
ed her lips, and her blue eyes snapped.
Now. Mr. Healy, If you are ready.
They went away together, the big
strapping form of the super completely
dwaring the dainty and determined III
tle woman who walked beside him. And
che had toied eight miles across the
blazing desert and was ready to begin
onerations without a moments rest! l
whistled softly to myself as l made my
wav to the laboratory and began pre-
naring a batch of samples for assay.
rhroueh the laboratory window l coulu
see Healy and Miss Grafton wandering
along the plank walk that oVernes the
{. anide tanks, talking earnestly ana
nointing here and there into the cavern
ous openings that yawned beneath them
Al last Healy brought up the Mexicans-
six Of them with the gigantic ana surly
Manuel at their head. II may nave been
nv irnaeination-I was at least dozen
,,ords from the scene and peering through
a vvindow-but l thought / saw Manuel
shoot a CLEAN Of defiance and contempt
out from under his shaggy brows az the
little woman who was now IN cnarge'
Ueolv did not see the glance. l know, Tor
no was not the man to pass such things
iiehtIv. and as for Miss Grafton, II she
observed It, she paid not the slightest az
tention. Ten minutes later the cyanide
gang was busily wheeling tailings Up
over the tanks and dumping them In
While I was still engaged In grinding
the samples Miss Grafton entered the
1atjoratorv with a bottle In her hand IL
Is rather dlfficult talking when there are
10 s50-pound stamps, within rev Ieet
~ YOU. each dropping at the rate CT so
times 10 the minute. Miss Grafton tried
~ ten me what she wanted, but finally
cave over with a banicd smile. | knew
that she was about 10 test sample from
the solution tank. 80 / smiled back at her
roauurlngly and passed TO the other ena
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of the little room. A moment later I
went out into the mill and saw Truffies
leaning against a battery post and blink
ing his eyes in the direction of the la
boratory.
rs that the woman in charger he ask
ed, his lips at my ear.
That's what" 1 shouted back to him.
land you're to go light on language
whenever she's within earshot. The SUI
per's orders. Understand"
He might as well tell me to quit
breathn." Truffies roared. but I'll try"
I returned 10 my work, and could not
help stealing an coca ional glimpse of
Miss Grafton as her white fingers shook
the test tubes and held them up before
the light She was a marvel. An eight
mile walk that morning, no rest, and Yet
her eye was as true and her hand as
steady as my own. BY and by she went
away and l followed her after had
CHARTERED down my samples and made
them ready for the furnace. At the back
of the mill where the tin-lined cases of
cyanide of potassium were stored, l saw
her Weighing out the white and deadly
stuff-handling it as though it were so
much chalk or plaster, Healy was up on
the ore platform watching the crusher
man shoveling some prize rock into the
hopper. When he caught sight of me he
beaped down into the road way ana de-
seconded to where l was standing.
What do you think of the new expert
by this timer l inquired.
She's a wonder" he declared
"Have you spoken to Truffles?"
Just nailed him while he was hanging
up the stamps, and told him ia fire him
if he ever said anything stronger than
Great Scott while Miss Grafton was
around"
Ordered your clawhammer coat yet7''
He gave me a keen look and flushed a
trife as he answered:
Drop that, Leffingwell. I'm wondering
if she heard what ] said just before she
announced herself at the door?"
And that was the way it began. Little
Miss Grafton had made complete con-
quest of the big and handsome super.
l read the signs correctly and knew, in
/ a general way, what was going to come,
for had 1 not a little romance of my own
locked up in those pink envelopes with
the perpendicular writing? Miss Grafton
slipped into the groove left vacant by
the preceding expert with an ease that
became the talk of the entire Winnifred
district The expert did not seem to no.
tice or care for the interest she was eX-
citing. She had no thought, apparently
for anything but the business in hand
and she went her ways with unfailing
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MS language combined warmth and in
genulty 20 degree that have never
heard exceeded
You must give Truffies order to be
niue more conservative in his choice or
words said 1. 1.-The mill is close to the
cyanide layout, and even the fall of the
stamps, at times, won't prevent the
emalgamator from making person I'm
ueIstand what he thinks of things"
=, Il give orders, of course answered
llealy' the smile still lingering upon his
pronzed, handsome face. but what's
ored in the bone has got to come out, no
matter how stern make the rules" Then
pls brow clouded again. This brings us
"4cK TO the main question" he resumed
~ all right for a woman to battle with
!oItune and win her way, but she's out
oi her sphere when she goes to work at
d nine like the Little Ohpir. Who will
sne associate with?"
Deg your pardon, but will you please
vel me where I may find Mr.. Healy?''
d, a voice came from the door with start
mug suddenness and turned quickly and
INV woman's form framed in the OPEN
Sne was carrying a small satcnel
quo ner modish, dark-colored walking
M ana trim shoes were. covered with
~" aust. l fancy that 1 can tell a
'y woman as quickly as the next one,
e u 'Ae 1.-THE form in the doorway was
ooAea with as fair a face as / have
~ Seen-with one exception. II was a
NJ 100 that was beautifully resolute,
10y 10y 'elvety skin, softened without weak
Mug me determined lines. and even the
~ Eyes mirrored a hxlty of purpose
MI" I'D no way detracted from their
sr- e eHect on Healy OF this unexpected
scs. was rather singular Never had 1
r-tt. nih more taken aback. From sur
co.. nus expression passed to one OF con-
w. aua thought l that possibly he
hay wondering how long the newcomer
y.1.. ""eeh standing in the doorway. and
,r, .Ner she had heard any Of his re-
ril .N concerning herself. After a stu
r." dl1 or moment, the super got up
~, MS chair and advanced a step
gsld '' ar. Healy, the superintendent"
DOWN." you come IN ana sit
O., am Miss Grafton" she said coming
advls.5o once. Il suppose the company
sss YOU that would be here to-day"
then raced her satchel on the table and
tta h,i,H1l on: The stage fell through
ese ''lse at the Arizona canal, and l
dsrs .r,Sea to walk the rest OF the way
"y. Hat mas made me late"
ets..tL walked from the Arizona canalw
m0.ss a healy why that's eight
NIss away and YOU must be very tired,
Dor, aIton. IN shut down the cyanide
can h III the rest OF the day and YOU
operations IA the morning" -