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Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-10-20

| uCW uOuSC vi NOlbhlp OubuIuug
arranged few temporary seats
and held the regular monthly meet
ing at home, The meeting opened
by prayer, led by Pastor McQuie,
with such fervor and sublimity
thai we seemed in the very pres
ence Of Jehovah. How Firm a
Foundation" was sung with great
zeal and trusting, confding
spirit seemed to permeate the very
atmosphere. The pastor read and
commented upon the 84th Psalm,
and then the church was called to
order for the transaction of bust
ness. A motion pre- vailed to elect
five trustees to receive the proper
ty. g. B. WIllingham, G. H.
Dickey, r. T. Byars, j. w. Filing
ton and w. T. Arnall were chosen.
Report of soliciting committee
showed that 5000 more with the
amount now pledged would enable
this people to dedicate their house
clear of all indebtedness. With a
few more seats, some lanterns and
some lamps set upon shelves made
10y sticking pieces of boards be-
tween the lath we held services
Sunday and Sunday night. The
pastor again scaled sublime
heights, dispelled all discourage
ments by his lucid exposition of
Sam. 1924. Sunday night an elo-
quent and earnest appeal to sin
ners, based upon Tim. 1:15.
Luther Biggers, of Mexico, is
plastering the church this week.
]. E. McQuie, of Wellsville is
assisting R. T. Byars with the
painting. This is a nephew of
Pastor McQuie.
| r. w. Allen, after viewing the
sights Of the great Exposition, re-
marked if the other half of the
world is as big as st. Louis it is a
whopper.
Sol Hasson, a native Of Assyria,
stopping over Sunday at G. B.
Willingham's, attended church and
contributed to the building fund.
John Simpson, of Monroe, en-
countered an illconveince by the
slight illness of his horse at Chas.
MARTENS Saturday. But the horse
having recovered, it was the "old,
old story" Sunday and Hey was
all smiles.
Mrs. Alice Willingham and
daughter, Tillie, attended church
at Sun Rise.
Carl Wilson visited his Grand
Father Martin, over in the King
dom, Saturday aud Sunday.
Prof, Shay took up the duties
of the school room with more vim
after having viewed the sights at
the Worlds Fair.
One of the soliciting committee
reported an average. of. SO cents
per name and 89 per cent collected;
three -fourths of the remaining II
per cent good as gold, so the
Jobs comfOrters" have sounded
"a retreat" by saying, I'VE told
you So" Yes, but we had we'll
nigh forgotten it, brother.
P. j. Smell, better known as
Texas Bud" the champion cattle
raiser of the world, has purchased
from Fl. A. Grier some Of his fine
Poland China hogs at a fancy
price. Mr.. Grier breeds the very
best and has won more premiums
on hogs than any other man in this
part of the state, These hogs are
to go to Mr.. SMELLS ranch at
Hamilton, Tex.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-10-20

w. V. Eubanks, late of Chica.
go, orders the MESSAGE to his new
address at PaOnia, Colorado.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-10-20

Our friend E. r. Elliot gets the
MESSAGE at $40 Maple Ave, Kan
sas City.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-10-20

N. E. Hodge s. Bros, south of
Worcester, will have big public
sale of live stock next Wednesda Y.
Full notice of sale in another col
umn of this paper.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-10-20

Jim Burkham, colored, is under
arrest identified as the parsonage
who entered Riley GREEN'S resi-
deuce last Thursday night. Burk
ham belongs in st. Louis and he
might better have remained there,
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-10-20

q. l.. Humphrey, Edna Grigsby
and Jessie Craig were appointed
committee on resolutions at the
County Teachers Institute.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-10-20

f. Brown of Wayne Coun ty,
Indiana, has moved his family to
Mexico. He is looking around and
may purchase land in Audrain.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-10-20

II. l.. Steppleman, head miller
for the Pollock Milling Co., re-
mains a very sick man.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-10-20

Gov. A. NJ. Dockery delivered a
fiue speech in Mexico Tuesday.
Dockery knows how to preach
Democracy all right.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-10-20
BENTON Oily,

Mss IA Doss is home from
the Euir.
Lulen Travis and family of Lad
donia were the guests of DR.. Doug
lass and wife Friday.
Miss Carrie Baker is home from
a visit in Columbia aud Montgom-
cry City.
DR.. Diven and family of Mar
tinsburg were here Friday.
Mrs. George Painter of Wells
vile and Mrs. John Leper of Min
eral Wells, Texas, visited relatives
here several days last week.
Miss Lula Hamilton is visiting
in Montgomery City.
There were four marriages here
last week, the contracting parties
being; John LANG aud Miss Bell
Washington; John Armstrong
and Miss Stella LANG; john
Hampton and Miss Mamie Hide
brandt; Tom Moore and Miss
Grace Mullins.
David Wylde and wife of Idaho
are visiting relatives here.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-10-20
q HAPPENED AND HAPPENING. y

Born, to MIR. and Mrs. NJ. M.
Sharpless, son.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-10-20

Edward Duty is reported quit e
sick.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-10-20

Mr.. and Mrs. o. l.. Washburn,
of Pueblo, Colorado, after an abb
seuce of four years, are here visit
ing relatives and friends.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-10-20

Charles Weyl, a prominent bus
mess man of Cincinnati, Ohio, at
tended the Liebmau- Barth nUptials
in Mexico yesterday.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-10-20

Thomas Carter, Jr., of st. Louis,
is in Mexico with his automobile,
to spend n few days with friends,
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-10-20
BEAN GREEK

Gllead Baptist church met at her
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rRAxsPACFIC MAILS

Hawaii Japan Cn5ca and Phuipp.rs Islands via San
Francisco close here daily az $50 p to Maron
rs. inclusive. for 1ispotcn per 8 3 Coptlc
Hawaii Francisco close here daily az $50
china ard Japan va ard Victoria p. c. close
here daily $50 u2 % April 70 incustvs. for
ssrat-h re~ Empress Or Japan. tNfsrchandiss for
china and Japan via Seattle specially addressed only1
close daily az $50 Up to April &c. Inclusive.
for dispatch s. Pie.ldes
Ci-a and Jaran Tacoma especially addressed oalyO
closes daily $50 April ~. inclusive
dispatch s. s. Asa1nennon
NeW-Zsa and. Australia teXcept Nesu New-Celedonfa
Fiji samoa and Hawaii. via san Francisco close
dailv az $50 . up to April 30 Inclusive dfs-
uatcl per Ventura. (Lt the Cu1aTd carry
ing the British mail for NegyLealand arrvs
IA time 70 connect with this dispatch. extra nails
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here daily $50 p. up 70 April rs iucluSvs sar
dispatch per =. Marposa-
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g AorangL
NOTE-U-nless otherwise addressed We4s Austrian. 4.
forwarded via Europe and Mcfarland and PnlIfp-
pines specially addressed VITA Canada or VIA r1ros
20 fgliv prepaid 60 the foreign rates Hawaii n.
forwarded via san Francisco exclusively
Transp1cc mails ere forwarded OF ealing dav
ard TIC scnedg!e Of closing Is aTransed the Pre-
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CORNELIUS VAN COLT PoSfrrast.ru
Fostofres. Nsv-York. y. 7. March IS 1904
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WHAT Is GOING ON TODAY.

Count visonas conference 80 u East F1fty-thirdt.
noon.
Jolz, meeting Nev-Yo-k branch r., tho American
thrCpol0gy psychology ~ tho Nev--YorS Academy
q Science ia TIE chu1Eigal laboratory ~ Columbia
University. afternoon. evening session. Museum OF
Unven= tablet for dead soldiers Regiment Armory.
night
Mass meeting aEa,us; the grab bills Cooper Union night
Meeting Repghl-sr Club % tie EIXth District. Broad
way Arcade Blid.Ig. evening.
one hundred aal f-rtvcirnth reEllar neet7E
ter Tgkaiisa ana consul General UcHda. night
Lecture by Frank Moss League Tor Political biucation
so. - West Forty -fCu-tl--st. $50 g. m
Columbia University extension lectures: Ia. C. II Page
Young Mems Christian Association. No. . West one
hundred and twenty -uft1-zt.. Greater American
pete ,ILl Poo and I5rE.cITovv.' p u.. G.. ~
Tngiug-1r-aNe. ''FtcpIeseutative American Writers
GN). Henry David Thorenu and walden ; ,. r D..
East Broadway. Shakespeare d. 90 , H- III free
Free lectures q tho Board Education 3. Public
School No. =, one hundrec-lI l-fort ~ fretst ara
ISHcprorlie- ave Thomas JcfaT-Cu'' Charles =
''Verczuela.' Miss II. l. stevens; Public school No
~ No. 523 West Forty-t0urti-st. Arabia y A.
Firs,-9,ve perrin ard Military lie in Germany
illustrated Henry Zi-k. Public Sshool No
Sc Nlneiy-slNJ ana = ~ tI,,. ir5tIrS
School No l5J No cal East Nnctecuth-s--. Japan
illustrated. A. c: Maclayt public school 10 TO
E!ghty-niuth-st.. between Columbus ana Austrian
sr0s s'Iyof Toistav Social Message 70 Chris
tartv.'' L W spraguc; Columbus Hal. SNtieth-st
between Columbus and Amsteriarn aves. ''Naeb.t Do
broadway and Jeifc-so1-s:., Shakespeare. the Man
illustrated. Or J. H. SZSes' Public sehoo! 70 o No
Illustrated " L. Mason. Public school 10. 20 An
Frcus ard Burnside svss. Along Four-tootet
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10. 81 M7tt-ave ond one hundred az. FORTY -i''-s'
'IuIqus Utah illustrated. + F. CLARKE
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FIRE At ". d. SLOANES.
Fjffh-aUe. CrOzcd Watches Chimney
Blaze.

Much excitement was created in Fifth-ave
yesterday afternoon. when the Fire Department
was called to put out a chimney blaze on the
second floor Of the home Of Mr. and Mrs WILL
lam Douglas Sloane. at No. West Fifty-sec-
ond-st, formerly the home OF William Il Van
derblt Mrs. Sloane Miss Emily T. Van
derbilt.
A defective fus started the trouble. combined
with logs burning in an open fireplace in guest
chamber of the east side Of the building Soon
thick smoke attracted the attention OF maid.
who opened the window facing IN Fifth-ave
There crowds began to gather from all direo-
tons The butler telephoned to fire headquAr-
tors asking that the fremen be instructed TO
he careful when they entered the house. Chem
icals did the business The police reported the
damage as trifling.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

0fnriaI Record and Toreeast.-washnston,M March u.
III. area Of high pressure and ire accompanying cold
weather that appeared north OF Montana on wednesday
.,tr~ las. have reached Atlantic Coast districts The
o-st,re has fallen fifteen twenty-five degrees from
,ba East gulf states Newfoundland, and unseasonaby
r4 weather prevails generally Of the Mississippi In
N. lower lake region cold has been accompanied ~
f,ir1,. heavy snow h-A westerly winds snow mas
fallen eastern portion Or me Nii1-ie
ststea and rain along the South Atlantic coast i- s
80 n egan on the Pacific Coast north of Central Calpr
rss and over hc rli4 UOi tleTn liaIt-t4
prevail on hOn-ay ana lHeslay' tN
cen. in rho northern portion OF tho upper LAKE region all
Erie AMI Ontario. where snow WIZ De lo.-
l1yyrS and IrfD"r T0allrT
-e-1arstu~a in northern
ans The interior valleys Mcriay ana ~ ial.c Nois
districts Tuesday
Forecast for Special Loc.liiies.-For Eastern New
York Eastern Penasy lyauia NeOJersey and Delaware
fair today and Tuesday warmer Tuesday light to fresA
west winds .- . 49, -. -,os4,v.
warmer tuesday: HIGHT variable winds
l-1- western Pennsylvania. snow hurries IN me nIts
followed ry ta.r ana warmer, tuesday iar ana "''S'
fresh west winds. , --,e-s--.. 1890
Tuesday. ch variahI- winds. becoming fre-h westerly
western TO-DAY. f0il0Vei b} Ialr
ana warmer By night. Tue-day fair and warmer
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For the convenlsncs % TRIBUNE READERS esrcsd
81 R9zs been ado e 1ssD me DAa ~ &c ~.
LoNPoS-[Iols victoria savoZ HO5s ne L.nsasl
roDole. Midland Grand Hotel. The Howard Hotsl.
Norwood; woopack Hotel Warwicks
ENC5LAN)-Adeiphi Hotel. Liverpool: Midland Hotel.
Bradford: Hotel Wellington, Tunbridss Wells; midland
lgr.s Hotel shsnklin Hotel Isle OF wixhti Bulls
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sCOTLAND-st. Enoch Hotel Glasgow H0s.L
WALES-waterloo Hotel. Bettws-y-CosdI Royal oNx
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PAF5s.H9tsl chSths Hotel q Lls e rhs.on or.-a
Hotel du Palas Hotel st. James add Albany MsrSs-
RELGIC5I-Le Grand Hotel. Brussels
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Nuremberg; Wurttem5erSsrhof Hotel Nursnberxg
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Grand Hotel Hungaria. Budapest. Hotel Baur
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Rome; Savoy Hotel Genoa; Grand Hotel. FIorsnesi
Bsau site Cannes; Hotsi De IA Grs1de 5rstasne.
T-s Grand Hotel Monte Carlo: Hotel Louvre ant
Savoy. Aix-ss-Bsins. Grand Hotel Aix-Iss-BainA
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TUESDAT-At $50 a FOR Europe. per o Kaiser
Wilhelm Crosse. Plymouth. CherbourE and
Bremen; at $50 a. m for Italy direct. per Lg1ria
tIuatl must be directed per s. s. Liguria'l.
WEpNESpAI-At $50 a. m. f7r Europe. per . Ma
Jesti- via Queenstown at $50 for Italy drect.
o. Citta ~ NlIano mail Be dirsctsd Per
s. Citta al AIlano'J.
THU RsDAY-st 3. m for Francs Switzerland italy.
spain. Portugal. Turkey Egypt. Greece and British
india per La Gasc1gne, Via Havre (Tal for other
parts Of Europe must be directed per La Cas-
Cugua'I
SATURDAY. $3.50 a. for ireland. per 8 Etruria.
via Queenstown Onau f1r other % Europe must
be directed per .. g Etruria a. for Europe,
=. ST. Louis. Plymouth ard Cherbourg: 1880
a. n for scotland direct = Columbia mail
be directed per COlumbia'); az $50 m. for Bel
GUM dire-t. per 3. Fnland mail must be directed
per Finland - at $50 a for Italy direct.
8 g. Princess Igene email must DO directed par
Princess Irels').
After the closing OF Supplementary Transatlantic
Malls named above. additional Supplementary Nails
opened the piers OF English, French
and German steamers. and remain until within
Minutes % tls hour q sailing o. stoansr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-28
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBENIARLE-Charles J Bonaparte. OF Ba!t-
more and Admiral J. G. Walker. Of Washington
CAMRRIDGE-Eruest E Langford, Of London
FIFTH AVENUE-George 2. kountz, or Pit, burg
and r W Davils-Turuer and :. II. W. Heron
Maxwell. Of London. GRANp-Captain =, Il
Bcaree I : NJ. and Or John W. Ross. T. = y
,iENOBI E.-Frarcis Murphy Brooks Of Pm.2deI-
rhia and Richard J. Talho-. OF Springfield. Mass
IOTTAND-Edwar G. Hood. of Wellesley Hlls
Nass.: N Weld. - Boston, and {. C Mayer. or
oxford ENGLAND. INPERIAL-Dr. 2. 7. Scott or
T3ittsburg. Wi'liam Ward. of Hartford, Conn. and
Warren A Wright. OF Philadelphia. MAEHAI %
TAN-Jarnes & Parker. OF Boston, and J. g. ltoWeIi
o. Hartford. Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-28
TO BE CONSECRATED APRIL rs.
Ceremony for BishOp-Elect Cusack to Take
Place Then.

Tho Rev Thomas F. Cusack. Roman Catholic
bishop-elect who at the time OF his appointment
as auxiliary bishop to Archbishop Farley was also
appointed to the vacant rectorship Of St Stephens
Church. in East Twenty-eighth-st. introduced him
self 70 the people Of his parish at all the masses
Yesterday. Large crowds attended. from $3.50 until
the mass at II. The bishop-elect participated In
the PROCESSION Of the palms and Oh account OF the
length OF the exercises made q short address. He
announced his conservation would take place on
ST. Marks Day. April %. He will offciate at the
Easter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-28
APPEAL FOR BROOKLYN CHARITIES.

The Brooklyn Bureau OF Charities appeals for $50
with which 10 aid IN rent and food family con-
sistng Of a man. woman and five children. The
man is dying with consumption and can live only
a short time The woman meanwhile cannot go
out work, ana the bureau desires to aid the
family IN this way while the man lives Contribu-
tions should be 10 the Central Office. No. GO
C.N rF70rT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-28
STEAMER USES OIL FOR FUEL

The American Hawaiian Lins steamer Nebraskan
arrived yesterday from san Francisco and san
Diego Cal. with large cargo OF wine. etc. The
Neoraskan IS fitted with equipment 70 burn oil
fuel. She left San Francisco January q and
used oil continuously and successfully throughout
the voyage, enabling her to steam direct to this
port without making the usual stops "a coal ports
The Nebraskan LETT San Francisco with two tons
OF coal board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-28

C1syvIEID-A; Aiken. s. G. March - 1904. OF pn.u-
Seer OF his age w Funeral services vii Be held at
lo5O a m. Intsrment woodiawn
CoLeATE-suddenly. March 20 1904. at Pasadena
Ta- Aeasr , W (tgats. In me 6.th year Of as sgs
ave and 44th-sL. on MONDAY morning. March Is.
DEIMONICO-sudaenly on March "a 1904 Rosa Del
oa9o az hsT F7sas2s s No - Mes 18th
day. March -. at 1880 a
DI q ss w5I'i , Plains K Saturday March
johns Church. White Plains Wednesday. at 10 m
GARRIso9s-satdenIy Sal, Lake City, March % Doc
spt az Nf b he ts'h year Inter
Papers please copy
HENDR1cKs-on Saturday. March &c 1904 Sarah Flor.
sah Q: the late Peter 0 0aH F 554 .:- sad
private.
HoIEEoorS15on sunday. March q at his residences No
s9 he go d. year e. his g Funeral ssIyss
eE Tuesday March 20. at ,. m 1ntsrmsnt Brat
1ILL1E-on SUNDAY March r. Thoms, vilnar, Inn.
2Ts Ss5 }g E7srsi services from rs rest
1850 a m. -
1T, o y N1 gs rs E T h'T ia, sarah gph
ISIrsrsi servtras ~ - -ssiie-ca - - = =
March Is. at o'clock ,.
MoORE-George p. Moore OF Detroit Mich. ruas,nly
evening" fs ased 5 P1ns fP Dso sR Tassf.y Fla Friday
MOCNT-On sunday. March % 1904 Cyharlott. Ann.
daughter OF the late Richard z and Maria D. Mount.
gnsTSI se[yIs: at Trinity Chapel 25thst
1, Is kindly requested that flowers De sent -
sU9 s5s N.vat East oTaRsa March r.
her sO1h year. Notice OF funeral hereafter. --' ="
SWAMI Trenton. y. J. on March r. 1904 rT.nr4a.,.
daughter or the late Charles and Isabella
vices at her late residence. No $50 East stats-st
TTenton. on Wednesday the Both inst at II o'c.ocE
m
WILLIAMsON-Or Thursday, March "a. at No - IVES,
llth-st.. Mary y Butler widow OF vViUisr.@
and daughter OF the late Elias Butler
O'Clock 4 IL requested that flowers be sent
WILILS-At her residence N Washington d q -
March rs. aged 20 years. Corneia CrinreU vfior -
the late y p Willis and daughter o. Joseph trir5.I
Of New-Bedfocd, Mass. Service at TIE r-1ifa-ta.,
Church. Sew-Bedford. Mass. Monday March IS
(OnicialD
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
Washington y. @, March "a foOx
Information has been
Legation OF the Netherlands at Washington,
G. 1904. OF the death, the 2rd December 1000 81
Rotterdam Netherlands. o. Scapsko Garbacher OF New
York CITY
The legal representatives deceasNf can ob+a,
further information by applying this Department
Per dispatch Netherlands Legation.
Dated March 1904
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Poafnmrn Nnfica.

Should b DAILY By all Interested onAnEss
Foreign mails the week ending April ? 1904, viii
close promptly IN all cases az the General PostOcs
follows: Parces-PJst Nails earlier than
closing time shown below Parcels-Post Mails for Ger
close az ID. Friday. per s 3 Pennsylvania
Regular and Supplementary mails close Foreign sta
ton corner OF West and Morton Streets hair hour later
than closing time shown below that Supplementary
Mails for Europe and Central America Colon.
one hour later az Foreign StationJ.
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NEW WARDEN OF CINoUE PORTS.
Lord Curzon Appointed to Succeed Late
Marquis of Salisbury.

London. March Pit is officially announced
that Baron Curzon OF Kedleston, Viceroy o.
India, has been appointed Lord Warden Of the
Cirque Ports. in succession to the late Marquis
of SALISBURY
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Highest temperature yes-e-daT - degrees l9Vet =
svrars So average corresponding date last year so
,vrare Tor corresponding last twenty-five years. 20
To-at sorecastEa- TO-DAY ans Tuesday, warmer Tues
eay. LA: FRESH westerly winds
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