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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-28
PERSONALS.

DR. f. A. Druehl returned last even
ing, from Chicago where he was called
by the fatal illness Of his mother who
was 81 years OF age, and to whom he
was warmly attached Unfortunately
the doctor was unable TO reach Chicago
until the day after his mothers death
Miss Clara and Miss Matte Hail.
daughters Of L. T.. Hall Of this city
are al home from Colorado college to
spend the holidays with their fathers
family The young ladies' speak OF
their college In the highest terms, and
It's popularity is evidenced by the fact
that while the previous Freshman class
numbered 60 the present Freshman
class numbers 90, Consequently the
sophomores are very careful about go
ing on ha2lng expeditions, or making
the situation unpleasant for the class
below them. The total attendance at
the college is COO for the present schol-
astic year. President Slocum Is prov
ing a very popular and efficient execu-
tive
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LACKS ONE NAME.
Forest Dale Petition Has 1876 Names
Wants i27.

The result Of the census Of Forest
Dale taken by Harry r. Evans, of the
county clerks office, with a view to
Incorporation of this district, shows
that there are 1858 residents, 14O of
whom are registered voters, 1O1 entitled
u but not registered, and IL not elgi-
be
The petition Of the residents had 134
signatures, of which II turns out that
III are registered voters Is entitled to
BE- but not, and not entitled to regis
ter This makes a total of 1875, but, as
lsI names Of resident voters are neces-
sary before the county commissioners
can take any action, It will be neces-
sary for the petitioners to scare up one
more vote in order to secure lncorpora-
ton. AS there are known to be sew
eral residents Of Forest Dale, who have
not signed the petition but favor incor-
poration, there win probably be little
difficulty In procuring the extra sigma
ture, Mr.. Evans report will be con-
sldered by the county board at its meet
ing on Monday next
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AGED MAN CALLED HENCE,
James H, Harrison Of This City Dies
At Age of Eighty'fve.

James H. Harrison, Of the Tenth
ward in this city died at his home
this morning at the age of So years. He
was born April 10, 1871, In Birmingham
England, and in his youth identified
himself with the Mormon Church. In
1862 he emigrated to Utah and located
IN the Ninth ward In this city He
later went to Cache county and after
living there a few years he returned
to Salt Lake, locating in the Tenth
ward. He has always been q faithful
upright worker in the Church and has
been an active member of the Tenth
ward Sunday school since 1874. He
also labored in the temples during the
last fifteen years Of his life and his
simple and honorable life won for him
many friends He leaves a large family
10 mourn his demise
The funeral will be held from the
Tenth ward meeting house Tuesday
afternoon, at o'clock
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-28
TELEpHoNEs on TRAINS.
Colorado Roads Are to Adopt an Inn
portant Innovation.

Telephone service from railroad
trains Is the next step of science TO aid
the busy man who Is journeyng across
Colorado. Flans are now under way
to establish telephone Instruments on
all trains running across the state, says
the Denver Post AT all the large
stations sockets and switches Will be
located 30 that when train stops one
Of the crew viii instantly connect the
travelling system with the local ex-
change and through 1t to the long dis
lance circuits,
The present plan Is to place the or
binary commercial telephone instru-
ments In all the regular Pullman and
chair cars that are confined to the runs
between Denver and salt Lake and In
termediate points All the private cars
OF railroad officials will also be similar
ly equipped Connecting switches will
be placed at Denver, Greeley, Boulder
Palmer Lake Colorado Springs Pueblo
Salida, Alamosa, Durango, Ouray, Sill
yerton, Montrose Grand Junction, Glen
wood Springs, Minturn, Basalt, Lead
vile, Arkansas Junction, Buena Vista
Cascade Divide Florence, Cripple
Creek and Victor Az all these points
nearly all trains stop five minutes or
longer so patrons of the service would
have time enough to transact much
business If they exercised haste.
The plan, while new IN Colorado, has
been firmly established In the East
The Chicago & Northwestern has had
telephones Installed for several months
with very satisfactory results Pres-
dent A. j. Cassatt Of the Pennsylvania
system has thoroughly tried the sys-
TEN in his private cars and last week
ordered the equipment for trains, In
the East the uniform charge FOR service
Is 10 cents for all local conversations
and 10 cents additional to the usual
toll line charge.
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granted the oregon Short Line h fran
chise to build q nye-stall round house.

granted the oregon Short Line 4 fran
chise to build iive-stall round house.
II is expected that the railway ma.
chine shops In Denver viii be closed
on Monday unless the striking machin.
lists gain recognition
Conductor Charles King was blown
from his train and killed during the
heavy blizzard OF two days ago. lie
WAS trying to reach his caboose az the
Short Line freight was crossing n tres.
tle over a deep gorge near the Idaho.
Montana line.
Otto Schfi nephew Of Jacob schIn,
the New York banker who IA interested
heavily IN Harrlman's railroad schemes
came TO town this morning with several
boon companions and u number Of do.
euments from r.. III. Hartman, Tweed
and other railroad officials, wherewlth
to establish his Identity. He left for
the west at noon,
All kinds Of railroad rumors are GO
Ing the rounds in Ogden The most per-
slstent Is to the effect that the Harri-
man syndicate Is contemplating com
blning the Wyoming division Of the
Union Pacific which has It's head
quarters at Evanston and the Salt
Lake division Of the Southern Pacific,
AZ any rate some changes are looked
for by the employees on January /.
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CONTRACTING AND BUILDING.
EiAE-PNooF SAFES.
MACHia.STS.
SIGNS, SCENERY, ETC.

PETERSON. a RICHARDS. ST PHONE
fgS-l rings Banners, Show Paintings. etc.
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HOLIDAY MAILS.


Chief Clerk Howard M. Linsley, of
The railway mail service at Ogden,
gives some very interesting information
OF about the enormous malls and the
corresponding amount of work per-
formed IN the railway mail service
with the Christmas holiday malls. Mr..
Linsley says
The Overland Limited of December
a. left Ogden at 2;15 p m, with twelve
railway mail clerks, 50 pouches OF let
ter mail, containing l,45l packages OF
working mail and 6i4 sacks Of paper
mail The distribution OF all this mail
was completed before arrival at Wads-
worth, New, from which point five OF
the clerks returned the remainder OF
the crew going on 10 Reno, New"
where they arrived at 7:42 a, m, a run
Of II hours and q minutes. Six OF the
clerks worked the ,i5l packages of let
ter mail, an average Of 242 packages
each, in less than IS hours and the
other six clerks worked the GA sacks
of paper mail. an average OF l01 sacks
each, In the same length of time The
some train Of December q, carrying the
Christmas mails. left ogden at 1852 r.
m, with eight railway mail clerks 80
pouches Of letter mall containing 800
packages OF working mail and i2S
Sacks Of paper mail. and the distrlbu-
ton Of all this mail was completed at
or before arrival at Wadsworth, New
from which point four Of the clerks re-
turned, the remainder going on 20 Re-
no. New, where they arrived az lO;4i
70. m.. run Of II hours and 81 minutes,
Four of these clerks worked the 500
packages OF letter mail, an average
O. 200 packages each, In less than eigh-
teen hours. and the other four clerks
worked the i23 sacks Of paper mail
an average of 100 sacks each, In the
same length Of time,
This IS remarkable work, consider
ing The difficulties under which these
men labor ON the trip Of December %
they missed ten Of their regular con-
nectons. which would have increased
the number of packages and sacks Of
papers. 10 exceed the run OF December
81"
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ANOTHER CAR or BOOKS.
The Final shipment OF Books from the
National Publishers Association
Arrives 10 Salt Lake,

The meaning OF the old saying, THE
lasts the best" Will now be under
stood by the people of Salt Lake.
To those who have been waiting this
announcement win be glad news for II
Is well known that this car contains
some Of The finest books that have been
received since the sale began.
Book worms lovers of rare books,
students OF history ana science, will
consider Il the opportunity Of their
lives as the throna Of people attending
the coming days sales VIII plainly
show.
Choice and rare, indeed, viii be the
books offered for sale from now on and
all are invited 10 call ana look over
the stock that VIII be arranged for in
spection. Such books as Canon Farrar's
Life Of Christ, illustratcd Blaine's
Twenty Years In Congress, Grants
Memoirs, tlaper's Illustrated History
OF the Civil War, Sir Walter Scott
Works, In twenty-five volumes Kip
lings Works IN ten volumes Shakes.
peare's Works, in twenty volumes, and
every other book that ever found ia
y0r In the eyes Of American readers.
That there viii be stlll greater interest
manifested In the sale * certain FROM
the fact that Mr.. Thomas viii be
obliged TO close the sale In the city on
January Isl,
Il Is certainly the peoples last OPP
portunity to get these fine books at
the low prices asked. IN to the present
the sale has been conducted particu-
larry for the benefit Of the non-read.
Ing public and after placing IN the
hands OF thousands Of such people the
best literature Of the day and thereby
starting them upon path Of self-im
proyement Mr. Thomas decides to
make the closing days of this phenom-
enal sale Of equal interest 90 all classes
by Offering 20 students the same money
saving opportunities that the general
public have recently enjoyed,
The books are now on display at the
store No, II n, First South where he
sale will continue until January LIST,
Your time Is as short as your oppor-
tunity Is great,
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DELIVERED THREE PRISONERS.

Sheriff a. futile Of Emery county
called on the state auditor this mO,p-
ine for warrant for his expenses in
delivering three prisoners to the state
prisch The men are joseph Hwastv,
Pc.ei p. Nickel and Lee McD1l.lJ, II
cor, clctd OF grand larceny lha FIRST
twi win serve three years elch and
tn last one.
81 90 win start bank account lions
Savings Bank & Trust Company No.
Main street, VIII furnish you free OF
cost a small steel savings bank. Helps
YOU save small amounts, . per cent
interest allowed on 81 to $4,000. You
have the bank, we keep the key,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WEATHER REPORT.

pecord nj the local Office Of the
uoother bureau for the "a hours endlhs
AT ga. m today oeta
Barometer reading at a. ma 20. ~
inches. temperature at a. No. ~ ut ,
grees. maximum 3l minimum ~
mean. 26. which is = degrees belo" nor-
NAL ....,,,,.
since the first Of the month y degrees
Accumulated excess Of daily mean
temperature since January H. TO de-
grees. &c
preclptatlon since first Of month, ll6
inch. which is 80 inch below nor
NAL, .,.,,.,,o,
Accumulated excess IN precipitation
since January / .O6 inoh'
FORECASTS TILL p NJ SUNDAY.
Local forecast for Salt Lake City and
vicinity
Increasing cloudness and warmer to-
night and Sunday .
Forecast for Utah, made at Denver
Colo
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
area OF decidedly high pressure win
,ts crest over the Great Basin, covers
tbe country west of the Rocky Noun
toins Another "low" has made lbs APP
pearance over Alberta, Precipitation
has occurred over northern New MeNi-
co the lower Missouri valley and along
the Gulf coast. Galveston reports lW
inch with rain still falling, It. is warm
err over Montant and Wyoming and
colder over the Dakotas and the mia
die and southern Rocky Mountain
slope. The coolest place this morning
was Santa Re with a temperature Of
5 degrees, ..e.
Section Director.
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SAN PEDRO ASKS
FOR PRIVILEGES
CLARK Road Files Application to
Cross the Forest Reserve,
THROUGH THE CAJ0N PASS.
Proposed Route VIII Gross Existing
Santa Fe Line Number Of Times
Railroad News.

San Bernardino, Cal, Dec. 27--News
reached here today that the San Pedro,
Los Angeles and Salt Lake road has
filed application for leave to build its
line across the forest reserve through
CaJon pass, a few miles above this
place The application was recorded
some days ago, together with maps
showing the proposed route. From these
maps It is seen that the Clark survey
crosses the line Of the Santa Re several
times between mouth OF the pass and
the summit, which it Is said indicates
that the two roads may rebuild line
over the mountain north Of San Ber-
nardno on a better grade than the
Santa Fe now has
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LAWSON WINS.

Salt Lake City, Utah, Dec. q, 1901.
We, the city members OF the COM
mittee of control of the city and coun-
u building, after n thorough lnvestl-
cation, find from the evidence that
the charges made by Mr.. A. +. Law
son against the night Waterman OF
the city and county building are true.
That the stand taken by Mr., a. f.
Lawson in this matter was honorable,
and not prompted by any selfish or
personal motive,
EZRA THOMPSON,
FRANK j. HEWLETT,
II. B. WHITTEMORE,
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SUNDAY SCHOOL REVIEW.
Interesting Exercises Of Twentieth
Ward Organization Tomorrow.

The Twentieth ward Sunday school
viii indulge in It's annual review to-
morrow. The program that has been
arranged comprehends thorough re-
view Of all the work that has been
gone over during the year.
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TEMPLE NOTICES.

The Salt Lake Temple will close on
Friday evening, December GOTH and re-
open on Monday, January 9Th, 1902.
JOS. f. SMITH
Manti Temple viii close Friday even
ing, Dec. goth. 1901, and reopen Jan.
9Th, 1902.
JOHN d. T. McALLISTER,
President.
The Logan Temple will close ON FRI
day evening, December 90 and re-
opened on Monday, January g. 1902.
NJ. w. MERRILL,
President.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-28

THE DESERET NEWS HAVING PUR.
chased the printing plant Of Geo Q. Can.
oU5 q Hons - no" M We exclusive Church
Inducements 20 book agents and canvass.
ers desiring to handle Church works. Ref.
erences required. There 10 a splendid he 4
throughout Utah and surrounding states
for bright canvasser In these Lines. Send
for free catalogue.
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The above dispatch Will be good news
to the residents OF this city for It In
dicates that the san Pedro promoters
have decided upon final location Of
their line 10 the Nevada border and
that they are quietly working upon the
project II Is expected that by the
latter part of next month the survey
right through from Salt Lake to the
coast will be finally determined upon.
G. O. Whittemore attorney for the
road, this morning stated that he ex-
pected the deferred directors meeting
would take place early IN January
when important action would In all
probability be taken.
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NpIkE MD RAIIn
rraIns Ma. lale agaIn today.

trains were lale AGAIN tuudy'
General AGENT Warren OF the Santa
10 has returned from a weeks business
trip into Colorado
Now come the engineers and fremen
on the Great Northern with a demand
for higher wages.
The Blacktoot city council has
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patrouize Stores THAT Display
eve Give Trading Stamps" (signs)

TABLER's BUCKEYE PILE ONT
NENT has been thoroughly tested fof
many years. and IS a positive cure for
this most distressing and embarrassing
of troubles. Price 80 cents in bottles,
Tubes. 70 cents. z. G. NJ, l.
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Religious services In the German Ian
guage are held every Sunday morning,
at IL o'clock In Choir Hall, Richards
etreet.
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osrgoPArHY.

WE TREAT ALL ACUTE AND CHRON-
ic diseases. Correspondence and investlga-
ton solicited. Drs Mcdowell and Carpenter.
2l2 d. b. Walker Bldg
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SECONDHAND FURNITURE.

LEWIS ~ LACH, 9Oj STATE STREET
New and second. hand furniture bought sold
and exchanged, bargains In eyerythlng
Dont BUY before calling ON me. New llns
w to-date heating stoves
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We have Just received fine lot OF
California dried fruits, and will sell
them at especially low prices before
January lst
ST. HELENA SANlTAf'IUM FOOD co.
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MONEY 10 LOAN.

| LOAN ONLY MY uWN MONEY vi
commission, no third party no eastern com.
pany, no delay, low rates, nany opuonl
Russell l.. Tracy. g5! Maln,
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Have you seen those superb dried
fruits at the ST. Helena Santarum
Food Co.'S store? Mt SO r.. First South.
They are fine and being sold cheap.
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HORSES FOR THE BRITISH,
Thirteen Cars for Johnny Bulls
Army In South Alrica Are Hero.

There arrived at the stockyards at
North Salt Lake last night trainload
of thirteen cars Of horses under the
charge Of Captain Grissell, who has
been buying horses for the British army
in Idaho, Oregon and Washington dur
ing the past month, Judging from
the looks of some Of the bronchos, Tom
my Atkins VIII have some strenuous
times out on the veldt when they ar
rive In South Africa, The conslgn-
ment goes east over the Rio Grande
Western tonight with more to follow.
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LIFE INSURANCE.

INSURANCE IN THE CONN. MUTUAL
costs least Write 'or Official report and par
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Castle Gate, sunnyslde Winter Quar-
ters and Clear Greek lump anu all
kinds IN nut Anthracite, an sizes 10
south Main street Telephone i29
d. J. SHARP. Agent,
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INFORMATION WANTED.

ANY PERSON KNOWING THE AID.
dress OF Mr.. j, Z, Read or tho Wade Corset
company. will confer Il favor on tho Deseret
News by forwarding same 70 this ollce
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VISITING WILLARD CITY.
President Smith aud COunselors ATT
tend Old Folks Day,

President Joseph p. Smith and his
counoslors, John II, Wlnder and Anthem
II. Lund went to Willard city this
morning to be present and to speak at
the exercises attendant upon old folks
day, which is being celebrated there.
The First Presidency was accompanied
by Prof, Evan stephens Thomas Ash
worth, Miss Julia Jones and Miss Lottie
owen, who as quartet went TO VIII
lard TO render number OF selections
Willard Is the home Of Miss owen and
was once the home OF Prof, Stephens
The party will return this evening.
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PAINTING AND pApERnANclso.

ALWAYS THE REST PAINT AND
painters. All kinds OF painting, interior and
exterior. satisfactory WORK promptly done
at most reasonable prices Experimenting
the stay.on kind. w. A. Dnvall. IA W.
Second South. Phone llJ5-k
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CHURCH NEWS.
SALT LAKE STAKE.

Regular services OF the Church OF
Jesus Christ OF Latter-day Saints VIII
he held tomorrow at o'clock In the
Tabernacle; Sunday schools In the
various wards at 10 u, M, and meetings
IN the city ward assembly rooms and
adjacent wards as follows;
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OEMTlsr8.
PHYSICIANS.

DR. 2, s PAYSE ~ MAIN. spEulNl..
st Diseases OF Women and hldren. satl,,
faction guaranteed Call or write
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Royal Bread

Everybody eats It., Nothing beats It.
Look for the label and ask your grocer
for It every day. Health follows,
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MERCHANT TAILoRS.

NEED THE MONEY. you NEED A
1allor-made suit, Gone and strike a bar
gam. Fine llue samples 70 select from @ y.
Olsen, Jsj MAN street.
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WATCH MAKERS.
SPECIAL.
SHOES FOR DeFoRmaD FEET.

SOLID COMFORT FOR ruE HARD TO
a. Special casts made, Scientific shoe max
Ing. Gus. L. Olsen. 81 y. Third south
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CLEANING, pYEINo g. REPAIRING,

UTAH STEAM DYEING AND CLEAN
ing Co, Us T. sd So, Tel D1s1. Fine Work, rea-
sonable prices. SEND MS your clothes
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pure, clean, healthy. good for every.
body, 1Oc per dos For sale at the
Royal. 252 south Main.
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TIN AND coRNicg WORK.

ROBERTS AND HENRICHsEN, TIN
ners and Cornlce makers Get an estimate
from Us. No Contract too small None too
large Job WORK. Phone lis5 Il, 1j5 East
third south street
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SHOE AND HARNESS OIL.
WANTED AGENTS.

l'c worth saves 800. Makes shoes water
proof and tough Agents wanted. ~ h 2nd 30
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Religious services In the German Ian
guage are held every Sunday morning.
at IL o'clock In Choir Hall, Richards
etreet.
Scandinavian meetings are held In
this city every Sunday at 10 o'clock, a..
M, In the Choir Hall ON Richards street.
All are cordially invited
Home missionaries OF the Salt Lake
Stake OF zion VII visit the wards on
Sunday December 20, 1901 at the usual
hour OF meetings,
The Beaver stake conference adyer"
tlsed TO be held on the 2Sth and goth
inst, Is postponed to be held on the 4th
and 9Th OF January, 1902
First Elders quorum meets next
Monday evening at 1880 o'clock In the
Seventeenth ward meeting house. II. b,
Smith. Secretary.
Home missionaries VIII visit the
various wards Of the Stake tomorrow
evening The Stake presidency VIII
meet with the members Of the Fifth
ward at 6 O'Clock,
There will be convention Of the
Church schools held In the l.. H. s,
University building Saturday evening,
December rs, Sunday morning, De-
cember 20, 10 o. M and the following
Monday at 10 a, m, and D. m All
teachers are invited TO be present as
matters of far-reaching importance to
the schools will be discussed, The rail-
roads will issue for single fare round
trip tickets. December a. % and 26,
good TIL January o. The arrangement
for holding the Church School Con-
ventlon will enable the teachers to
avail themselves of an opportunity to
attend the state school convention Of
the 26th, 9th and 2Sth.
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HELP WANTED.

NEW METHOD EMPLOYMENT Agency
Good help supplied 90 short notica po.l.
tons FURNISHED on reasonable terma paona
iose VS. De Almond Mgr ~, L End south.