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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-29

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tperoen, psl9s cine &elsrbe.Gorce BON
so, 900 Mann frsirt, beffebeno aus GEE
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pdbrenb Der Sisnitaeit beuieienen De-
ididli9tsit i'm S6isBen in brei Sraos
gstbeilt tuerbsri uno abgefufte 2bbnurg
erbalten folen. IS uirb aus9ere1net,
oaB bic ginri9tuna bieier &eierbe stpa
brei procent Der Summe, tuel9s ssgens
pdrtig FIR ben unterbalt oes Ntlitdrs
gtabliHsments uerausgabt tutro, toften
tuerbe.
Der llnterbalt Der &sierpe fir Den
3,eitraum bon ieben Sabren mtiroe I'm.
eefdbr ben Soften Der @suor9aniRrung
unb gquipirung elmer glei9en Tores
i'm 2rie9sfals slei4tOmmen.
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oiplomatiidsn 3rsiien bier glaubt man.
bab Der Jingle 2risg 3mii4en Sapan
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tibsr ben Md9ten gu tbun bat. @an
tpeiB isbr tpobl, baB ote pforte ben
lebten 2ries nit sr6Bter Nufmertfams
teit berfolst bat. Die $irtei u. Sapan
fino fa ni9t fremo, bsnn in ben lsB'
ten Sabren 6aben bic Souberdne bei=
Der 2dnber Sbfi9teiten uno @ei9ents
aus9etauf6t.
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prdfbent &ooIebeIt urb ben Setrstd
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a gsiprsnsi tperben uiirbe, pentt er nit
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malt bon Sronton @ountp uno 3
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n i9ieoene Mntlassn BIN 9eri4tli4 be
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morbung bes Sherifs pOlt mar
Tolse oes 4nsriHs, ben bic Britt
a Spaugb auf ben iungen Wia Cog
ma9ten.
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anualt cameron bel benz Dor ben G
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-29
ERIE & WESTERN R.R

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Abfahrt Autuu
LOIeho. Chicago unb gei1isau eJvres.-t 7.lb ross
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toali6 Scnnfoqs. ou~saeupmmen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-29
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Sefferfon Ctr. Mo., %.
Nob. Ser heute ftattgefunoenen SIP
Jung Der 3u9tbaus.S nipsttoren f&eint
9robe unsebibrIt&e 8eoeutung beige
lest poroen au fsin.
Sn einisen 9reiien uurbe ange-
oeutet. bab bic SnipettOren ben @Ous
psrneur JOlt auHOroern mOsen ben
Warbein 6al auf ben @runo bin
ieines Nmtes su ent6sbsn, oab er ni9t
bic seb0riae Siseiplin i'm 3u4ibaus
erbalten babe.
Sie @ommiffion Der @efdnsniB-Sn =
ipsftOren beftsbt aus Dem 8eneralar=
malt Saolep. benz staats'dasmeifer
@meli9 uno benz Staats : Iubitor
Wiloer. Sas @sieB berleiht oieier
@ommiifiun abiOlute @Ontroae tiber bic
Sissiplin i'm Su&tbauie. Die Der.
anttpOrlli1teit bes 8%ouperneurs bort
nit DER grnennung oes Waroeins. oes
9nlfsmaroeins uno einiger anoerer
Beamten bes 3u9tbauies auf. Ser
Warbein bat bic Snfruttionen Der
@ommiifion abfolut 3u befOlgen, baber
lit es pfi4t Der lebteren, Die Sis3iplin
gu perbshsrn, uenn oieieIbe man9el'
baft 1T.
e 9uere NnfIage.
&idmonb, ST., %. Sob. =
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Sobn Mlmon uno feline $ohter @pG
ino bei9uIoist oura @ift ben Bob Dor
perfonsn bsrbeigeftbrt su baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-29
m.

Detroit, %. Hon. Der Supes
rior= STE biz SOP, Die obere Salbinisl
BON Midigan, bic n6rbli4en Sbstls
bes 5uron- unb Mi9i9an=Se Sees tpuroen
lsBte 0a6t bon einem fur9tbarsn
S9nsefurms beimssiu9t. Der Wino
errei9te cine @ef9pinoi9feit bon 40
60 Weilen bic Stunoe. Die Sdfen
n6rbli9 bon port Suron uno bon
Gaulte 81. Marie inb nit S4ihen ans
geftlt, Die 3ufu9t Iu9en mubten.
Die lebten Ia9ri9ten bon Sanlte
ct. Warie meloen elm fairies Na4lais
leu BEG Sturmes.
Bon Warquette tuiro elm ungetpohn=
lid farter S9nsefal beri4tet, tuel9er
ieeli9em 8srtebre farte 5inoerniRe
bereitete.
geionosrs srOBen Saaoen fol Der
Sturm au slpena am Saron.See an
eeri9tet babsn.
Sulutb, Minn., %. Sob. -
Srsi grOBs Sampfer i9eitert.n bette
am ginsanss gum biefisen Safen, man
qlaubt, baB cine Mnsabl 2eute bon Der
Mataafa um's 2ebsr fan1en.
Die psrunsliidtsn S9ife ino @rss'
@itp, Wataafa unb &. %. @n9lano.
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nit anoeren Sesbdien tpieber berge'
felt 1T, perben tpabri9einli9 nod
mebr 6~iobspoften einlaufen.
3wii9en WOntag Ibeno IL ubr big
II u6r beute @a9mittas tobte Der
Sturm nit unperminberter 8epalt.
Sur1i9nittli4 hatte Der 8inb eint
S4nslisteit bon 90 Weilen srrsi4t.
aber seitwsilis cine iol9e bon 20 Nest'
len bic Gtunbe.
Die yWataafa" uirb langiam ir
ettide ssbro9en; Die Bemannung Del
Crescent gitp uuroe gerettet, aber DO!
S9if ii oerloren.
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Gin 6sftissr Sdneefurm bat fei
Tontag Mittas bier getutithet. 8!
fielen Is 3ol S9nse. Die 2dlt
nimmt gu uno bus @ei&dft III in be
5auptfa9s ein9effelt.
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melbet.
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Gturm in Gtiids gebro4en.
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groBen 2abuns 2oblen por sintg
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tdr Root bat an Charles &apnaro, ;
grafbsnten Der pameritanii4sn 9
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-29
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Tidtet a1f ben groBem see1 gepaltigen sd)aoeu
at S6ifel on.

glam 40 elmer REORGANIZATION Der arme. Offieae anNbten nbr oas Sr'
baIen beg GroBtirfn. Col. Gng. Guebel in SetrOt, Mti@, seforOen.
Ser grGfSent bdhdfist Hd lebbaft nit 6rahtraten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-29
Die Juoenmoroe in Ooe6a.

Obiae Mbbibungen fnb bon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 9ema@t mel@e an
Ot unb STEELE sli@ mad ben btutsen ausf9reitunasn In Ooha aufse7ona'
men murben.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14

terial. He shall be an pward-Etriying
man who wants the truth and, dares to
utter It,. who knows his own need and
the need OF his age, who counts adapta-
Ebility and liberation among his virtues,
who insists on a little leisure for his
souls cake and who has o.. care whether
amid the warfare i of trade. or In the
Squiet and still air Of study, for the build
ing Of things ever better and better about
him. Fashioned by the sweep OF genius
through experience, great citizens may
come who have never seen a university,
but universities are the organized efforts
f OF monarchies and Democraces to pro-
duce such types and our duty. is to per-
feet the organism and to work and hope,
University of Future.
The last quarter Of the century has wit
messed the organization of the American
university, and the partial realization o c
its final form. The next quarter Of a
century Will SEQ some universities with
the income of empires, and a power Upon
which cities and States will lean heavily
for guidance. This new educational form
will comprise: Z. W.
"a The College of Liberal Arts-thc
academic heart-which has assimuated
scientific studies and thereby put itself
In touch with the meaning of the age. Its
function will be to receive immature youth
in an atmosphere of broad and varied ASSOC
Citations. In contact with wise and noble
lives, and to offer them such experience
in evoking manhood and capacity, and
such knowledge of man, nature and
spirit, that they shall gain power TO
enter into life with character, enthusiasm
and conviction. The college Is a social
institution, enlightening and guiding
youth. that 1t may make men of them.
(3) The Graduate School-the academic
brain-charged with the function Of train
ing. nature and literally educated men to
Investigation and scientific productive
ness. Here shall be gained that patience
and energy, that open-minde and
sure thinking that intellectual sincerity,
that have belonged to all OF the path
finders from Aristotle to Pasteur and
must belong to him who would broaden
the ways and enlarge the boundaries Of
thought The advance of civilization
Will rest on the strength of this school
and through Its work alone can a uni
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14

Continued on Fifth Page.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-07
WALLACE SENDS GREETINGS
Struble, ct Al, Address CongratuIa-
tons to President as Peacemaker.

Peculiar as it may seem. out of the
convention of the would-be reorganiZerS
of the united christian party, in which
it was reported that a gavel was thrown
and a chair raised in the air with a
threat, a peace" communication was
drawn and forwarded to President
Roosevelt. The article is signed by
Wallace r. Struble, Cora Elite Struble
and Ralph Judson CaverIy, and among
other nice things says, May His bene-
diction be yours: Blessed are the
peacemakers. for they shall be called
the children of Cod"
1t was this conference that National
Chairman w. r. Benkert, of Daven-
port, denounced as called without au-
thority and without the seal of the or
ganization, and il is these people whom
DR.. j. f. Assay informs The Argus are
using his name in connection with its
proceedings without warrant The
acknowledgment of William Loeb, sec
rotary of the president, and the com
munication itself are sent TO the press
by Orlando Edgar Miller, of Chicago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-07
After the War.

Now that peace has been declared
between Japan and Russia the entire
world will have something serious to
think about in regard to the strength
Of the japanese In fact, command
ing nation has sprung into being. with
which the powers must reckon in the
future. II you neglect the stomach and
bowels and allow the system to become
weak and rundown, Nature always re-
quires reckoning, and which in some
cases results in a long, serious sick
spell. You cannot afford 10 take
chances, and for this reason We urge
YOU TO commence taking Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters. at meal time and bed
time, and give it a fair chance to
make you well again. Thousands have
been cured during the last so years of
indigestion, dyspepsia, heartburn. cos
tiveness, bloating. sour stomach, fe-
male ills or malaria by using the Bit
tiers promptly. Start today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-07
SCOTT IS AROUSED
States Attorney indignant Over
Local Court Criminal
Prosecutions
WITHOUT CONSULTING HIM
All Justices Know His Assistants and
Have No Occasion to Act
Otherwise.

mo one is authorized to appear in
behalf of the state in a criminal prose
cution. or TO represent me. but one of
my assistants. and | have made it so
clear to every justice of the peace in
the county as TO who my assistants are
that there is no excuse for a Justice
calling upon any attorney other
than the ones l have designated. for
the prosecution of a case at a prelim-
mary hearing
These words spoken by States At
torney Scott. with much warmth last
evening. referred to the binding over
to the circuit court of a man named
Vincent in Justice Johnson's court
Thursday evening. on the charge of
conspiracy growing out of a somewhat
tangled transaction involving the sale
of the Barton restaurant. The facts
brought out at the preliminary hearing
referred TO, were contained in The Ar
gus of last evening. the attorneys who
appeared in the case being John Loo
ney for the state and B. F. Schriver
for the defense. 1t was the fact that
the state had been made to appear as
represented without consulting him.
that Mr.. Scott came to The Argus of
flee TO enter protest about. The states
attorney Indignantly expressed his con.
domination of the entire proceeding Il
was out of the city this week" he went
on to say, and did not get back until
yesterday, but every justice of the
peace knows who my assistants are.
and that in my absence one of them is
TO hn nallnI in x,rbn ;r
mary hearing of criminal case They
have instructions that Mr.. Magill of
Moline is 10 be consulted where | can
not be reached, and in his absence. Mr..
Wenger of this city is deputized to act.
Mr.. Magill was out of town this week.
as | was but Mr.. Wenger was here.
Beyond this. the justices of the peace
understand my wishes are that if a
case arises where neither myself nor
my assistants can be reached a con-
tinuation is desired until my Office can
be properly represented. There was
no occasion for exceeding haste in this
procedure, as the man was under ar
rest, and it was known that l would
return the day following the hearing.
One the Other to Blame.
1T is true that in the absence of the
states attorney or a representative of
his office, a justice of the peace may
appoint someone to act for the state
but there was no such eXigency in this
case. My instructions are distinctly
understood to be that where | am alb
sent or havn't the time to act, or be
represented, cases are TO be continued
until they can be attended to from my
Office, and no one has the authority TO
assume the phases of prosecuting at
torney whom do not appoint, and who
is not known to the circuit court as my
accredited representative. Mr.. Looney
has no authority from me TO act in a
prosecution, and there was no occasion
for Justice Johnson permitting him to
act under these or any other circum-
stances. One or the other is to blame,
and you cannot make that point too
strong"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-07
a Splendid Idea.

A new idea in a cough syrup is adj
vanced in Kennedy's Laxative Honey
and Tar Besides containing pine tar,
honey and other valuable remedies. it
IS rendered laxative, so that les use in
sures a prompt and efficient evacua-
lion of the bowels. II relaxes the
nervous system, and cures all coughs.
colds, Group. whooping cough, etc. A
red clover blossom and the honey bee
IS on every bottle of the original Lax
alive Cough Syrup-Kennedy's Laxa-
tive Honey and Tar. An ideal remedy
for children. Mothers praise II. II is
best for all. Sold by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-07
CHILDREN OUT IN NUMBERS
Champions Store on Second Avenue
Besieged This Morning.

Judging from the swarm of little
ones on Second avenue this morning, it
is safe bet that every child in Rock
Island knows where Champions book
store is located. The attraction was
in the shape of a school satchel, con-
tanning goods of various kinds, valued
from 25 cents to 81, and sold for 5
cents, and the children took advantage
of the bargain in great shape. This
is but an instance which shows that
under the new management the Cramp-
ton store can be depended upon TO
forge to the front rank among Rock
Island business houses.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-07
PERSONAL POINTS.

Miss Leona Holtorf arrived last
night from Philadelphia.
Mrs. Minerva DAILY. of Sacramento.
Cal, is a guest of Miss May John
ston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trimble, of Peoria. are
visiting at the home of their son, ]. H.
Trimble.
n. Baker. day ticket agent at the
Milwaukee depot. spent yesterday in
Savanna
DR.. J. r. Hollowbush and family and
DR.. J. p. Comegys returned from Chi
cago last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. A. w Valentine re.
turned last evening from a weeks
sightseeing in Chicago.
J. E MOntrose and Charles McHugh
returned last night from Cedar Rapids.
where they inspected their new hotel
property.
Charles McHugh and J. E Montrose
returned last evening from Cedar Rap
ids, where they have been for two days
in connection with their new hotel in
terests.
S. S. Davis. of this city was elected
member of the executive committee
of the Illinois Electrical association at
the annual meeting which closed at
Peoria yesterday.
Fred Grotjan of Buffalo. n. Y. has
arrived in the city to attend the nup-
tials of his sister. Miss Marie A Grot-
jan. and Arthur c. Hansen, which
take place Thursday, Oct. T. at which
Mr.. Grotjan will be best man.
II. G. Sitter, who has been employed
as night ticket agent at the Milwaukee
depot, has resigned his place and re-
turned to his home at Lyons, Iowa
His place is taken by S. II. Blackman
of Pleasant Valley, who has been en-
ployed as relief agent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-07
Children's Day a Success.

Nearly 600 packages were sold this
morning at the A. w. Champion sale.
The packages sold for cents each and
many of them contained from 10 to 20
times the amount of the purchase price.
Some were even valued at $500 The
big bargain sale continues to be gi-
gantic success and people can find rare
bargains for their money. Watch for
the special offerings next week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-07
TEACHERS MONTHLY SESSION
Rock Island Institution Hear Address
es in Assembly.

The teachers of the Rock Island
schools had meeting at the assembly
room of the high school this morning
and heard addresses by William M.
Reck and Rev. r. B. Williams At the
close of each school month a meeting
will be held and prominent citizens be
given an opportunity TO talk to the
teachers on subjects pertaining to the
relation of the teachers to the par
ents and public.
The topic of Mr. Reck's address was
The Work of the Teacher as Seen
From the View Point of the Citizen"
DR.. Williams spoke of character build
ing as the highest work of the teacher
Superintendent II. B. Hayden address
ed the teachers upon the subject,
preparation as An Essential in Work
of Teacher and Pupil"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-07
TAKE NO ACTION
Council Puts Pump Question
Over for Another
Week.
NOT DISCUSSED LAST NIGHT
Aid. Anderson Offers Resolutions Dis
approving Action of Mayor-Ex-
ecutive's Defense.

No action with reference to the pur-
chase of a pump will be taken before
4 week from next Tuesday night. AT
hat time a meeting will be held with
a view TO coming to some conclusion
On the propositions now before the
council This decision was reached in
a conference of the aldermen just pre-
yious to the adjourned meeting last
evening and the question was not dis
cussed in the latter session, the time
being devoted entirely to other mat
tiers.
That seventh Ward Earth.
Aid. Anderson presented a resolu-
ton. which was adopted. disappearing
of the action of the mayor in allowing
some of the earth from the Fourteenth
avenue improvement excavation TO be
placed on private property. and in
structing the clerk to notify the con-
tractor to obey only the orders of the
aldermen of the Seventh ward with
reference to the dispOsing of the earth
taken from this street. The alderman
represented that for three or four days
some of the teams had been hauling
70 a place on property owned by l.. S.
McCabe and E. H. Guyer.
Mayor Explains.
Mayor McCaskrin stated that he had
followed the work closely until the
last few days and saw that the earth
was put in proper places. He said that
il was represented to him that only a
little was wanted at the place COM
planned of and he gave his consent to
the use of it. In addition to that eXpia-
nation the mayor this morning said,
This was one of the concessions
granted to Mr.. Guyer with the consent
of Mr.. Anderson that he might waive
technical objection TO overthrowinS
the whole Fourteenth avenue i'm
provement for another year. He
and his sister are paying about 20
per cent of the assessment for that
construction, and they asked for some
of this dirt. In this connection it may
be said that the opening of Eighth-and-
a-half avenue, for which 5000 was ap-
propriated by the council was another
concession to Mr.. Guyer. in order that
the Improvement of Fourteenth av-
enue might go on"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-07
Why Shouldn't II Be?

William Emig, the merchant tailor
reports fine growth in his business.
This is due 10 the fact that he has sat
isfied customers. He can't help it if
these satisfied customers tell their
friends about the values they get al
Emig's. This emporium, located under
the Rock Island National bank. is an
important factor in the city's business
A trial will convince you that this is
true.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-07
The Forty Hours Devotion.

The forty hours devotion OF the
blessed sacrament will open tomorrow
at 1890 at Sacred Heart church and
will continue three days. The sermons
will be given by Fathers Michael and
Peter. Passionist fathers of Pittsburg.
Pa. A procession of $50 children will
take place. Sermons will be delivered
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday even
Ings at 7:45
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-07
Bauman Under Indictment.

John Bauman of Rock Island was
indicted by the grand jury in Daven-
port on the charge of larceny by en-
bezzlement by bailee. Bauman's al
legged offense was the renting of a
horse and carriage and the attempted
sale Of the outfit.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-07
GO EAST AFTER THE MONEY
Rock River Traction Company Officers
Hope to Succeed.

Members of the board of directors of
the Rock River Traction company,
which proposes to build line to Rock
Island, have gone east and expect to
succeed in securing sufficient financial
backing for the line before returning.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-07
WOMAN'S SKULL LEFT
WITH A PAWNBR0KER
Des Moines Police Confident Crime
is Back of Peculiar Transac-
ton in That City.

Des Moines. Iowa, Oct. IN. Lev
ich, a pawnbroker. today opened "a
package, which was left with MIN
Tuesday evening. and found a green.
greasy skull of a woman. with bullet
hole in it. The police are confident
there is a crime back of the find.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-07
Speaks at Institute.

DR.. II. H. Chase. of this city was one
of the speakers at the convention of
the Rock River Institute of Homeopa-
thy. which took place in Clinton Thurs
day. The entire discussion of the
meeting was taken up by tuberculosis.
and DIR. Chase's theme was "Ferrums
and Mercuries in the Treatment of the
Disease"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-07
AIM AT FASTER SCHEDULE
!. & |. Train Makes Fast Time il
Trial Run

The management of the |. & |. is ex-
perimenting with view of making
shorter schedule between Davenport
and Clinton. On a trial trip this week
a train made the run north in l hour
and IA minutes. The distance is 3GA
miles.