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New-York tribune., 1902-08-28
MRS. MARY ELLEN CHANDLER.

Mrs. Mary Ellen Chandler, who died on Monday
= her residence Nc 60 East Thrty-seventh-st.
had been i'll from neuritis for some time. She was
eeyentv-three years old. Mrs. Chandler was the
widow of Nathan Chandler. The funeral VIII ne
at her home at a. m to-day, after whlch tne
body will be taken for i"terment TO Bostoh' "heEe
rhr had children ami grandchildren.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-28
MRS, HELEN NJ. BOGERT.

Mrs. Helen NJ. Bogert. who died yesterday at the
Hotel Gerard was the wife OF DR.. T. s Boserf
medical director in the United States Navy me
funeral will be a . tomorrow at tne AScSn-
sion Memorial Church. in West Forty-third-st
New-York tribune., 1902-08-28
HOWELL TO BE RENoNnNATED.
THE NEw-BRUNSwICK CONGRESSMAN
WILL RECEIVE AN ACCLAMA-
TORY VOTE.

Asbury Park. y. J., Aug g7 (speciaD--The Hid
District Consress Convention, made up Of a0 dele
gates from Monmouth Somerset and Ocean cour-
ties viii be called to order at noon tomorrow IN
the beach auditorium. CongreSSinan benjamin
T. Howell New-Brunswick will be renonli-
mated by acclarnation.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-28
PostoMce Notice.

rsooId y. read DAILY by interested changes may
occur any tinie)
Foreign mails week ending August Sc . 5sez.
yiIt close 1Drorptfv IN the General Pos
Office a. follows: Mails close one hour sarer
trsu closing time below Parcels pest mars -of
Germany close al p. m Monday and Wednesoay-
Reguiar and supplementary mails close az r9reasn
s,st9n half hour later closing time shown oe.oy
1except that Supplementary Mails for Europe and
A.rtca Via Colon close hour later AZ Forssn oes
flor1
New-York tribune., 1902-08-28
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

THURspAY-At ESQ a for Europe Esr = :. conn,
hie via Plymouth. Cherbourg and Hamburg trnao
FOR France directed per : Coianapa ,. A.
Turkey Egypt. British India and Lorerso
Tsr La Cascogns. via HeVfs (r1dh tor c.Hc<
parts of Europe be directed per $ $ Ia CAS-
sST1-RDiy-At 80 A. m. for Netherlands direct Per
3 s Noordam (nalI must be directed Per 3 Moor
Isu,''1. $50 supplementary 10 a. MI ios
Europe. per $ Lucania- via QueenstoSn: a. s:ss
Scotland direct Etntopia Sn1 Al I,l.A
be directed per Ethiopia y at 10 a m tor Be.
direct. Iceland mail must oe cirscteo
7'per zeeIaadl; AT II A. m LoE DENMARK oirses'
psr Norge (meil De directed per-
Sorxe'D: at D. Azores Islands per 3 s. Psn''-
sular-
spRTNTFD MATTER ETC--Thfs steamer takes Printed
Matter Commercial Papers and Samples for Oerrnaay
class OF mall matter Tor osner par.e or
Europe viii be sent BY this ship unless s2eciao
After the closing Of the Supplementary Iransatsnas
Mat, named above additional Supplementary Mails are
nnansd on the piers American. English. Frsnch
and German and remain open until within Iss
Minutes OF hour OF sailing Of steamer
New-York tribune., 1902-08-28
SIR CAMPBELL CLARKE.

London Aug. 27.-The death is announced OF Sir
CamnbeU CLARKE. resident correspondent IN t'aris
of The Daily Telegraph" He was born IN 1850
New-York tribune., 1902-08-28
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. wxsi
INDIES. ETC

s.s ass e sss:isJ I e
at IL Complementary l2:5o p IA "a f0r sananao 40
san'ias9, ssF kdmirai ssa saesea
Maratal fqr Mssiso per Ms,aaa,. e
asTlgissSS at lgsS pa T.r m for inssna Haiti Rslo.
i20 n snd ndRaIa p ID 1sn sr g. s:s
puteh and French Sssna must gsF 5. A '1t
$50 . for Bs B5szn p syrss.:s ..
mus. Be dssesd PTetora At a. M tor Porto Rico &C.
oan,o & via ts9 s@n qsea Sqan; at ss m iuDp:
MsrsesiDo mail fSr ssyaPl!a aad @ cs,t.ssna
S Hsssfs 55o NaTsS'ls s'
Sassns as, io1 costa Rica must s directed per Ans-
at At II IL . a M M for a Uruguay and S.r.
eauaAp susy. per 5. 5. Aauenss-
sy :, sa nj: /. & Ssh ss1
D m tconnecsng close here every Monday; "wednesday
sRd a Ss aaa fs5 "a. Il s
s M h.. N.s sy fsr seaeq e5se a. this oes ay .Ies
e o ns a6 so's; MAI: Il:
Msae9 City oEsrand . uDlsis ~ 4: sPesy addr.s:ss
sunday iss N aAa .. iSS 9I p Costa @ ssnaays R f.
R,ar;o m a cSrtss and Guatemala rsn Nsw-orissns
thence BY steamer close at this ones daily sIesps
eIoass here Bette Puerto c9rse. .aa
mail closes at p m previous day
rRANsPACIFIC MAILS
Mails Hawaii japan Gin. M s and . 5ss class natter ~
Ssy Sss a. so M Up to August inclusive fer s
patch s Gaenc
va san Francisco close here daily $50 n.
af.er August ard August $50 inclusive.
arrival of Etruria- due az New-York Auguse f30I
for tspatch $ SonoEla
china Japan via Vancouver ard Victoria.
C. close here daily at 63o p m up TO September ~
dispatch 8 s. Empress % China
trsr.s.ees mall specially addressed.
diss For T. s Postal Agency at Shanghai cannot -
SorwarfaA via Canadal.
NIL Sbrs japan Seattle close daily
at Gao o m up TO Ser.ernber tS. Inclusive dis
ss:r.s,sS sss,ss sel Via ia ssattls'G. '1-' :
s,ts china Japan. Tacoma. daily
a, Gao o. ~ up September IS. inclusive. Dsr q =
Mat. Sop Hawaii San close daily n
ESQ o. n up TO September IS inclusive, sor dispatch
O. Alameda
xis E,irope and New-Zeslard, which goes ria 6nn
Errci.cos FIJI Islands. via Vancouver
foyis n daily $50 p "a Auauue
ts ana up us Inclusive for Pc
Q o. Aorangt
cisco close daily at @ SO .. N. Septsmnar
Son inclusive. fer dispatch o Marfposa.
ranspactbc mails forwarded snifsng 0n9y
and the schedule CLOSING the presunp-
unintsrTuptsd overland fNoGlnenon
nail closes D. n. previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. rostmasssA
PnasoancA Nsy-Iork. NJ 2. August =. ao0A
New-York tribune., 1902-08-28
THE TRUxTON ACCEPTED.

Washington, Aug. 27.-The Navy Department to-
day accepted the torpedo boat destroyer Truxton.
which was built by the Maryland Steel Company at
S,aaprnT's Print Md
New-York tribune., 1902-08-28
IIRRIED.


AARRIED.
wEBs-BowI.Y-August 81 Church.
BROOKLYN Rev. Montague e Webb. OF Fresh Greek,
Andres Island, Mary. daughter of the
Franklin Bowly. of Winchester. Va.
Notices OF marriages and deaths must be IN
dorsed with full name and address.
DIED.
Rscon sal1y g. F. GaIIaufet, Rev. ThornaA
Bell. George A ffoeo!S Geofss-
Bogert, Helen NJ hoe eeter 3
Chandler Mary E. W. tiopNns Entn
: Cole Abigail n Matne~e rrahs =. -
RAcoN-At Liberty. N. Y. Monday August =. 1902.
SaIIv blair Fairchd wife of Selden Bacon and daugh
teg OF the Lucus Fairchld tunsrai services az
Madison Wis. Thursday. August Is
BFrrI-at Marion Ind. suddenly. 1so2Georse
Alfred Bell. aged 81 years
TsOGFET August a. Helen NJ, wife Medical Director
E s BoreTf Z. S. Navy Funeral Friday August
% at O. m. Ascension Memorial Church, lSd-s..
sth-ave.
CIIANpI.ER-Ou Monday, August IS. residence,
No Ss East sTth-st.. Mary Ellen Wheeloch, widow OF
The late Nathan Chandler. In the 7ad year Of her
Funeral services from her residence Thursday a.
LAO a m Interrent services Mount Auburn Bos-
ton on Friday 10 s- m Boston papers please copy.
Cole wife Of Rev. David Cole. Funeral service at
her Isfs yesideree, Vista-Ave. Saturday
August so at p Relatives and friends invited
TO attend.
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New-York tribune., 1902-08-28

Hishes, temperature yesterday 50 degrees lowest
average I3 corresponding date last 7
average for corresponding twenty-five years
Local forecast-Far to-day except local the
coast: Friday showers: fresh northeast winds
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Indicated BY The TriouHes ses-
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ture as recorded at Perry's Pharmacy
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four hours In comparison corresponding
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always denapd the ssnuin.-
Murray & Lanman's Florida Water.
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New-York tribune., 1902-08-28

sally in Our Alley is thing of postponements.
Instead OF tonight. tomorrow night Is an
nounced as the opening date at the Broadway. Miss
Cahills illness being the reason assigned
New-York tribune., 1902-08-28

George w. Lederer has signed James r. Powers
for three years. He will first appear In a new
piece by Harry 3. Smith, about November !.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-28

Notices OF marriages and deaths must be IN
dorsed with full name and address.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-14
Como cara IN ! mperad0f

IN smpsrador De Alemanis acaba
Eda cumpsir q tfigGstmo afio do On
xad0f YBpOrtsma1. 4
# Dhr1nfe dicho l1pao 10 ti0mpo ha
muerto m sCtsl ID cuarentA j siess
mil senatroetentns ouarentA y trea
HpiezAss cuyA eiasincaof6n 90 Ii II.
sgniaufe; 5j. ss.
F1jssnes diiss y cclio NIL.
| Iiehrss tllsx j aists mil 0checien.
- oehantA yunn.
ab1lfe lua mil Qninientpss siHte.
Cons ejos mil seiscientos yeinti
aiato
0Ieryos n Rancs, cuatro mil.
G1mnsaa, cionso yeintiuna.
varios centsnarGs az aves al.
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Departamento de Interior
s1stat0 Superior de Sanidad
de Puerto Rico
NOTICIA IMPoRTANTE

Por la presente. Sc informa que los
examenes para obtener licencias 1e
Aedicos, Dentistss, Farmac6uticos
Comadronas, Enfermeras, Veterina-
rios Practicantes , Plomeros Sc ve-
rihcaran en- las ohcinas De la Junta
Superior de Saniaad, en- San Juan,
en- las siguientes fechas:
Medicos.-Enero S, 6, 7 de 1909.
1903.
Farmac6uticos --Enero IL, 1s, y
IA de 1913.
: Practicantes, Comadronas = En-
iermeras, Is, 10 y II de Enero de
1908. s.
Veterinarios practicantes. Enero
10, 20 y 2lde It03.
Para mas informes dirigirse Al
Secretario ae Ia Junta.
r. II Herndndsz.
Director dc sanidad.
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FOTOG 4 EOS.

Ratratos, Amp pliaciones y BE.
oducciones de todas classes.
8 Fotograbados en zinc y cobre.
Vendemos el Album de Pto..
Rico, con 200 Yistas fotoeraba'
das.
42. SAN FRANo1seo 42
San Juan, Ptos Rico.
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CRl'|lI|Illl |

svss -; sass
t3leE t01 l1Mer pErique.
1Qg nQ p0009 me d5Ar II
ssene l. voE1s} ne al 6atl
sen loe eenn to Az Venexusls
nAs Aa@0 a. sennA az t0aa1 - oonver-
aAelonoe
NO 0n NenO tAtogo d6Enn ri 1Sque,
/ por yaxias caases s0bre stod0 pOr 4
oe - nerman0 en- co1tumbree, ddiO-
IN SaxAs rehgsons inApiranos
n0ne - 11lnpatias.
lementAhemO1 hAee POGO que re
Al9aaes MI H. guerra eiyil u one, en
/ saanguinArios oOmbatee. N nuebIO
jovsn y fnerte, malRast - - eus ener- :
gfas. y Aniquflaae "a yifalidal, !, . q.
tuvierA eli deoarrollo de ~ rrandos
riquexss ahcrA No e1tin6A del
1000 y hoguefAN rov0aaCiOnerin, In.
tentan poner gu pi6 de- hieffo sobre
el cuello - II altivA patria de Bill.
var, las armipotentss naciones que
hsn ae1ado raetro de saugre eE Afri-
cA del sur y ltgIlmsa y terrib1es do.
lores en- AisaciA- Lorenss
Tremenao 60 el corh Ctos Hscar
hincApi6 On la ffeCuante altoraoi6n
de II psx rdblica en- osoa paisee his.
panO'smericAnos, para iuatiflcar ii.
tsrvenciones de todp punto irinstaa,
2 POT - menoss delibeFadAmsnte In.
49, q pretexto 4e btta90ssj.
00ag g 0lvldar qne 81 proeeder mia.
mo de esss ilamAAss potefscias eat&
pidlendo gritog i intervention del
poaer dtvino, Dc alGo qua debese ~.
conducta cuandO, on n0mbre do lA
f9erxa, en- npmbre de- los oa1Iones,
pisctesn q derecho y sgarrotan On
q. eeclAyltnd y hnmillAn an q opro.
1lo Z Pueblos indefen10s, { pueb,o
ceohes que van q saeridcio, nuncA
l.U1.ime ense esteru, polque en- edo
siquierA vincnlAn % honor y % yer.
4nanxA
0knsiA interviniendo On 81 Celeste
lnperiO On nombra de xlS ciyiljxa.1
o-6ns, 60 Algo asf como tremenda
iroE1As cuAna0 milfares do sus afibdi.
too arrastran igCominiosas eaaanAs
en- lAs heladAs IegiOnes 4o Siberia,
o cuando tiene on ID rotas Polonie
TODD an pueblo CUE clama al cielo,
con amarga protesta por On liber:I
taa y por Ga vida.
tai todo! AhorA, en- 10 libre
Am&rica, donds proclamaron lcs Ea.
tados unidos CON relieves do invio.
lAbtlided, 10 d0ctrina do Monroe,
dos naciones, -acaso y sin acaso l.s,
mAA poder0eas del mundo. caanr 10,
bre nm. pueblo d6hil que Aeaba de
tt;a-I. 1,.S.-'sA = - ~ - saoSRsA14oOA SRsA1 oOA
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S5sss. = 49, - k&A@es%N
Los yarios fntounas "a r1,a ser.
dici6ns debi1itada utia to5a lis;ersr,,,.
reeonoce en s. rnialaa. q ~ ma esivss lI,,ss.
tencia cue nor nincnn cn,,ncnfa 10
IBERIA pasar uapeIiTrcib nnar a, m IA
otra mal1era los 'x4 4r.nI1erleI Al .enf1ar.
medad tomar5n iincrenaertoI 8 con crsn
peliero ia fatales conlIelIxsluISsirnoiss Il ~
Y g6rmenes de rs tisis sI,,,ae;IIen ser. ~.
! eotvidos nor los pulnonea 4 eusls
quiera hefa echando srIa;sses : m, rs.
plicknaoae, no or Gre elss & ss;stama
lea alimentado hasta ciierto 1Snnto n nne
1e facilite resistir sus atadtlea I'M
ppEpApAS.ron, M y1yAMr,nr .. =
. zAll 49,. II.
!. W. o0lslene ios rlnclpios nqfrltl-
~ cnDIalisos. 81 81 Aoelle sdes Haga-
~. oe Dacsiao. Enro que ~ tlheallos
! aali1eesamense ] aes loss afeados 1resccs
ael $500 con- @ plnados con Jarabel
NJ 1AesIse SoInp puest kaxtraotos g
80 ~ Il s.sasso ollssssI
h;os 81 3 a. ~. so.ssss soaos ios cam
sg s0ll 49, =, q ~ p1oauoen
n1nyallan,emgnse rs ~ Ios, gatarro, Asnnas
M asl!tls, rnlmon nla, 1n1 1iuenza. eari-
pa. Iisls. z todas ias enfermeda
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San Sebasti2u, Diciembre de 1908.
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Para cUror un Refuado en- ua dId
tome Lag PASTILLAS LAxANTK DIN BRoMO
QulNlNA. X boticario le deyolver6 81 dinero q
no se cura La hrma de b. w. GROVE se haIla
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-03-28
JACKSON STREET.
Steps Taken to Pave 1t With
Asphalt.
Street Car Offices Ordered Removed
From Front Street Within
48 Hours.

The council held a lively special
meeting this afternoon and acted on
several important matters.
The bills incurred in controlling the
outbreak of small pox were allowed,
in order that people who have assisted
in any way may have their money
at once. The bills will be certified to
the county board for payment. J. B.
Ogle requested that G. W. Jessup be
allowed to place his street Car office
on the lot north of the city hall. J.
q. Long opposed this on behalf of the
Merchants Protective association.
After much discussion, it was finally
voted to refuse the request and to no
tify parties occupying other street cars
to remove them from Front street
within forty-eight hours. This latter
action was unanimous. .
The board of public works was in
structed to report at the next meeting
an estimate of the cost of paving JACK
son street with asphalt from Front to
Second streets.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-03-28
FORMER OBLIGATIONS.
Messrs. Pay Unable to Join With Stock
Food Co.

The Messrs. Pay have decided that
they cannot join with the World Stock
Food Co. in the manufacture of its
product, because of previous obliga-
tions along other lines. After looking
over the company's plant at Sleepy
Eye, they are satisfied that the COM
pany has a good thing and one that
will be winner. They found the
members of the company to be ener-
getic and wide awake, but handicap
ped at Sleepy Eye by the lack of ship
ping facilities. Located in Mankato,
with it's splendid shipping advantages,
the factory will without doubt be a
profitable and growing industry.
The company will probably decide
to locate in the J. Fl. Long building,
at the corner of Second and Walnut
streets.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-03-28
MAPLETON.
From the Enterprise:

From the Enterprise:
The little two-year old son Of Mr..
0. E. Treanor, who drank part of the
contents of bottle of carbolic acid
last week, Just as We were going 80
press, has fully recovered, thanks to
the promptness of medical attendance.
On Monday Mr.. Chas. Krengel cir
culated a petition asking the village
council to make some arrangements
for the opening of Main street to its
full width at the depot. Several years
ago the village purchased the Spauld-
ing property and partially opened the
street, but left the warehouse Of the
Hyde Elevator company still obstruct-
ing the street to some extent. 1t is
now desired that this be removed.
Messrs. Chas. Jones of Mapleton
Manfred Benedict of Lyra and VIM.
White of Shelby, viewers of ditch No.
7, have, together with Civil Engineer,
Walter Brooks fled their reports with
the county auditor. The work is an
important one, and ditch No. 7, which
is more Familiarity known as Mapleton
ditch will prove great improvement
to this section of the county. The
territory drained was. within the
recollection of many of the old settlers
quite lake, but of late years it has
been entirely dry except during wet
seasons or early in the spring. Even
within the recollection of the writer
there has been times when row boat
could take the sportsman over acres
of land which after the completion of
this work will raise as good crops as
any and in the county.
A hearing in the Albrecht case was
held at Fairmont Monday, Attorney
Plymat appearing in behalf of Mrs.
Albrecht and Attorney Young looking
after the interests of Mr.. Albrecht.
The question under consideration be
ing the matter of alimony and at
torney fees. Mrs Albrecht asked for
$75 per month temporary alimony,
So, 900 permanent alimony, $3.50 attor-
ney fees and $3.50 witness fees. Mrs.
Albrecht alleges that Mr.. Albrecht is
worth $50, 900, which he denies, plac-
ing his allowance of this worlds goods
at 81, 900. Judge Quinn after taking
all the matters into consideration. justly
decided that the case should be tried
at Mapleton where nearly all the wit
nesses reside and has fixed upon Mon
day, March 31st, as the time for trial.
This action on the part of the Judge
will save large amount of expenses
and will meet the approval of all who
are acquainted with the facts in the
case
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-03-28
The Free Press the Leader, Only $Ioo a Year.
REVOLUTION SPREADING.
Believed All Venezuela Is Ready to
Rise Against Castro.

Willemstad, Island of Curacao,
March 24.-During the past five days
the revolution in Venezuela has broken
out almost everywhere. The govern.
ment cannot control the country east
of Cumara. Barcelona is still be-
sieged by the revolutionists and Caru'
PIANO is partially in their power.
The mission of Minister Velutin1 to
Barcelona has not been successful and
he is returning to the capital. Gen
eral Estralante, the governor of Ca
racas, with 1000 men, will replace
him at Barcelona.
President Castro has sent First Vice
President Gomez, with $500 men
against the revolutionists under Gen
eral Riera, who is in the vicinity OF
Capadare, in the state Of Falcon. Sec
ond Vice President Alaya, who had
previously been sent against Riera, re
turned to Caracas without vanquish
ing the revolutionary general.
1t is believed that If the revolution
lists win one important battle all Ven
ezuela' will rise against the govern
ment of President Castro. The latter
is recruiting day and night and every
man procurable is being pressed into
the service. Villages are deserted and
the negroes and Indians have sought
refuge in the woods in the hope of es
Gaping recruiting officers.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-03-28
MARCHING CLUB SECURED.
"The Viking" to be Presented at
Mankato Theatre April IL.

Manager G. 81. Griebel was in the
twin cities Saturday, and while there
engaged the Roosevelt Marching club
of Minneapolis for April 18th. This
club of composed of one hundred of
the best citizens in Minneapolis, who
will give the opera "The Viking"
The club has been rehearsi ng this
popular opera for some time, and will
present it in Minneapolis, st. Paul,
Duluth and Mankato. The costum-
ing, etc., is said to represent an out
lay of So, 600. The appearance of the
club in Mankato will be the social and
theatrical event of the spring, and will
no doubt attract full house. The
club will travel on special train dur
ing its brief tour.
Mr.. Griebel is to be congratu lated
on securing such an attraction for the
Mankato theatre.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-03-28
STREET CAR LINE.
Meeting to be Held Wednesday..Night
to Consider the Matter.

The street railway subscription COM
mittees have held meeting and talk
ed over the situation It was decided
to keep on soliciting. The new sub
scriptions received up to noon today
are, Geo. Pond 5000. B. F. Shook Jr.
800.
Letters received from R. D. Hubbard
and Geo. E. Brett say that they will
help the enterprise along. Mr.. Brett
will be home soon when he will an
nounce his subscription.
A meeting of the subscribers, board
of trade, Merchants Protective asso-
citation and all others interested in
securing the line will be held at the
city hall Wednesday evening at Z 80
O'Clock to talk over the situation.