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loved once who have passed to th,
great beyond. Everybody invited
to come and bring flowers.
Quite a number from this plac,
attended the lecture at Fairview
Sunday night, delivered by Rev
Zimmerman.
Uncle Peter Hutton, who has
been quite poorly for some time, Il
but little better at this writing.
Also Mrs. Wilson, who has been
numbered with the sick, is not
much improved.
Reichley Bros. are engaged in
sticking lumber for the Pendegrast
company.
pr. Melcher. of South Blooming
vile, was called to Adam Schaal' S
last Sunday on account of the ill
ness of Grandma Schaal.
Mrs. Alice Kalklosch was the
guest of Matte Schaal last Satur-
day
Miss Rasa Hoy visited her aunt,
Mrs. Harden, at Ilesboro, last Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Messrs. Caleb Davis, g. +. Kal-
klosch and Coon Reichley were
business visitors at South Bloom
ingville last Saturday.
The Misses nellie Mount and
Flora Eckhart were visiting Mrs.
Jane Watts, last Wednesday.
Chas. Hutton, of Black Jack,
visited friends at this place Sun.
day.
George Barnhart is in the en-
ploy of Mrs. Beery, of near Bloom
ingvllle.
Most all of the children of this
are suffering an attack of
whooping cough, which makes our
Sabbath schc oil small at present.
Mrs. Sarah Amerine has return
ed home from Logan, where she
had spent several days visiting
friends.
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PROBATE
COURT NEWS

Hearing had on petition for al
lowance of claim by Maggie Pleuk
harp, administrators of Edgar
Pleukharp. Testimony taken in
proof of claim, No contest of
same. Allowance ordered on
finding that same is valid claim
sum of $3743.99.
Application for appointment of
guardian for Sherman Lindsey,
alledged imbicile, filed George W.
Lindsey. Matter set for hearing
June 5, at 10 O'Clock.
May 27, Application to be ap-
pointed administrators of the es-
tate of Jennie NJ. Gleason filed by
ii. j. Woodworth, next of kin.
Bond ordered, and same filed of
same date, and approved. Letters
issued.
Fourth account of Francis NJ.
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Miss Mayme Paxton has one OF
the finest Magic Lantern outfits
in the country.
Mr.. WILDER VanfOssin is in the
employ of Mr.. Malon Paxton at
present.
Miss Rebecca Paxton and sister
Maggie took dinner with Mrs.
David Lama and family last Sun
day.
Mr.. Floyd Brown called on Miss
Maggie Paxton one evening last
week.
Mrs. Mary Johnson and
children, of near Columbus, are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Febes, of Bethelville.
Miss Hazel Febes, and brother
William, of near Ceder Port, and
Mr.. Frank Mowery and Miss
Hazel Lama attended church at
Bethel last Sunday.
Mr.. Ollie Lemon and wife call
ed on her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
George Reede, last Sunday.
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was the cause of "Our Boys"
amassing a total of five errors, in
the first inning, combined with
two singles and couple stolen
bases gave the visitors four runs
and the game. This is the way
it happened :-Corbin, first up,
singled and stole second, and went
to third when "Old Reliable
Webb muffed Walburn's line
drive. Walburn then stole second
and they both scored when Nixon,
a recruit whom Manager Shorr
tried out in center field, missed
Rays fly, Ray taking second,
Then Marshall, the slugger of the
team, sent another fly TO center
and Nixon muffed it, but be made
a good throw home and they had
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Cross Roads

Planting corn is the order OF
the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Polling was
in Logan Thursday.
Mr.. Joe Lindsey has got big
smile on his face, he says it's a
boy.
Mr.. Jack and Wesley Morris and
Maniley Ogg went a fishing last
Friday; say they had good
time.
Mrs. Clark of Rockbridge was
visiting relatives near this place.
Mr.. Charles Green went to Lam
caster last Friday, evening.
Messrs. John and William
Woltz spent Friday in Logan.
Mr., j. W. Brown has purchaed
new binder, he is going to take his
easy this year.
The Misses Gustie and Edith
Brown and Rosa NJ orris, called on
Miss Mary Ogg, last Sunday.
Mr.. Ben Carmickle spent Sat-
urday night with Lem Ogg.
Messrs. Bill Woltz and Oliver
Ogg took dinner with Mrs. A. M.
Carmickle Saturday.
The quarterly meeting was at
tended at Mt. Pisah last Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. E. E. Flowers took dinner
with Manual Ogg, Sunday.
Mr.. Chas. Roor was seen on our
pixies, last Sunday evening with
his best girl.
Messrs. George Finefrock and
Manuel Ogg, went to Logan one
day this week.
Mr.. Jerry Elick says the road is
quite good out as far as West Big
hams.
Rev. Baker and family spent
Sunday evening with Mr.. Isaac
Brown.
Mr.. jim Linford was driving on
our streets last Sunday with his
new rubber tire.
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Power, guardian of Stella Pinney,
heard and approved,
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Charles F. Lindsey, aged 2t
years, occupation engineer, resi-
dence Lancaster, his father
name is Samuel Lindsey, his
mothers maiden name was Flora
Shupe, made application on May
25, for license to marry Fannie
Ruff, residence Logan, daughter
of VIM. Nunemaker, her mother s
maiden name was Malinda Bright,
Expected Rev. j. W, Willis to
perform ceremony. License was
granted.
Edward Rohrer, aged 80 years,
residence Logan, occupation saw
yer, his fathers name is John
Rohrer, and his mothers maiden
name was Mary May, made appli-
cation on May 25, for license to
marry Myrtle Campbell, aged 20
years, residence Logan, her
fathers name is Albert Campbell,
her mothers maiden name was
Mary Kellar, Expected Rev. FIR.
Richards to solemuize marriage.
License granted
William Primmer, aged % years,
residence Rockbridge, occupation
farming, his fathers name Is
Jerimlah Primmer, his mothers
maiden name was Barbara Roop,
made application on May "a, for
license to marry Blanche Starner,
aged 10 years, residence near
Sugar Grove, fathers name is
George Starner, mothers maiden
name Ida Fattic. Expected Rev.
Geiger to perform ceremony.
License granted.
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Big Pine Valley

Sunday School is well attended
at Bethel this summer, everybody
is taking interest in the school
and We hope they will continue to
in the future as they have in the
past.
Miss Maud Lama, of Clrcleville,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Lama, of this place,
at present.
Mr.. Charley Paxton. of Cedar
Grove, drove his sheep down on
Big Pine.
Harry Febis and wife, of Win
chester, are Visiting relatives in
this place at present.
Mr.. VIM. Vancuren made fly,
ing trip over to Logan one day
last week.
John Graham is all smiles, be,
cause It's boy.
Mr.. Sam Wilkison and wife, OF
Laurelville, visited Mr.. Mowerys
last Sunday.
Bert Febis and family gave Mrs
Riley a pleasant call last Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. Jacob Karshner, of this
place, is improving his premises
by the way of new road fence,
Homer Denison has purchased
one of Edison's up-to,date phono
graphs,
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Wesley Chapel

Mot seeing any news from this
place for some time, we will send
in few items which may be of
some interest to the many readers
of the DEMooRAT-SEKTNEL.
Rev. Cheadle Will preach at this
place next Sabbath at $3.50 p. NJ
His subject will be on Memorial,
after which the graves will be
"deeorated" in memory of our
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WELLSTON DE-
FEATS LOGAN
The Visitors Whooped EN-
Up In First.

Wellston-Jackson combination,
with our old team mate Riley
twirling, defeats Logan by the
score of 5 to 2.
Errors in the first two innings,
looses game for Smithsrs.
The sluggers were helpless with
Pennybaker's pitching and were
only able to secure three hits IN
seven innings off the crack south
paw.
Oyer anxious to defeat Wellston
and give Riley severe drubbing
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Ray cornered between third ant
home, but in passing the bal
j Jones dropped Canty's Lerfec
throw and Ray scored. Miller
next up, went out over the Jones
Shannon route, the first out
Wolf then singled and Canty
threw to center field, trying tc
catch him stealing, Wolf taking
third where he perished as Smith
ers braced up and famed the next
two batters. A very good ending
for such bad start.
The visitors got one more run
in the second on Corbin's second
hit and steal and he scored on
Walburn's two bagger. That is
all the scoring the visitors did as
Pennybaker went in to pitch and
they only got two clean hits off of
him and scratch hit, that Beck
made q great effort to reach, but
only got one hand on it and it
went for hit. He also famed
nine of the heavy hitters, the last
two in the sixth with two men on
bases, he purposely passing Cor
bin, and all three batters in the
seventh, making five straight, a
very notable feat.
Logan scored one run in the
second on Beck's two bagger and
Canty's sharp single. We also
made one in the fourth on some
very fine base running by "Scrap.
py" Jones, our star third sacker.
He led off with two Dagger and
took third on Beck's out Riley to
Miller and scored on Shannon's
ont Wolf to Miller, showing the
crowd how nerve and skill play an
important part in winning games.
Logan lost a good chance to
score in the fifth, after two men
were gone. Webb was safe on
Miller's muff of Riley's assist.
Buntz singled and Jones beat out
an infield hit, but Buntz forced
Webb off third and he was run
down. Not Buntz's fault, but the
same old thing, not having
coacher on the lines. After that
Logan could do nothing with
Riley, and the score remained five
to two.
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FOR SALE-Inyalid chair, suit
able for house or street, COST $75,
will sell very cheap. Call at j.
+, Harden 4 Co.'S. 5l0tf
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Gifts for the Graduates

Don't worry about what buy for the BOY OR GIRL
GRADUATE. Our is full of appropriate articles
range in price suit all and selection from OUR STOCK
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Score by innings:
2 4 5 6 799
Logan 0 l 01 0 90 0 O.
Wellston 4 900 90 0 O.
Earned runs; Logan, 3. Well.
ston, 1.
Sacrifice hit; Scott.
Two base hit; Beck, Jones, Wal
burn.
Stolen bases; Corbin, (3), Wal,
burn.
Bases on balls; Off Smithers, 1.
Off Pennybaker, 5.
Struck out; By Smithers, 3
BY Pennybaker, 8. BY Riley, 4.
Hits; OFF Smithers, in in
nings, OFF Pennybaker, 3 in Z in
nings.
Passed ball; Frecka.
Wild pitch; Riley.
Time; hour, 40 minutes.
Umpire; Shorr and Canty.
Attendance $50.
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NEWS OF
OTHER TOWNS
ROckbridge

W. h"u 1uiIS .lloSG ueI
Monday night.
Mr.. John Hickman visited Lo
gan Saturday.
Will Polling and j. G. Hui
spent Friday in Logan,
Mr.. and Mrs. p. d. Sloan, of Lo
gan, visited friends at this plac
Sunday.
Miss Mona jackson entertained
her Sunday school class Wednes
day afternoon from one till five
Mrs. Linnie Hansley, of Logan
moved here last week to keer
house for her son Lou Hansley.
Chas. A. thinner, of Lancaster,
visited friends at this place
Thursday.
Will Primmer and bride passed
through here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mint Huls and
family, of Logan, visited their
parents at this place last week.
Davis Hickman spent Friday in
Sugar Grove.
Mrs. Jim Pearsail, of Lancaster,
visited here Sunday.
Mr.. Q, L. jackson and daughter
spent Friday in Sugar Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Goss were
Logan visiters Saturday.
Tom Volt, of Klondike, visited
here Friday.
Mrs Fannie White and daugh-
ters Dessa and Mary, of Carroll,
visited friends at this place and
Logan last week.
Mr.. Armstrong, of Logan, was
here doing some work Saturday.
Misr Mildred Wharton spent
Friday in Lancaster.
Mr.. Ruble, of Logan, passed
through here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kline
spent Sunday with his mother,
Mrs. Jacob Smith.
Miss Mona Jackson was
Logan shopper Friday.
Mr.. Bert Edwards, of Gibson
vile, spent Sunday at this place.
Misses Cecilia Wear, Mona Os-
burn and gentlemen friends, of
Lancaster, spent Sunday with Mr..
Albert Wear and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clint White had
for their Sunday guests, Will
Nixon and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cap Beery and daughter Nora
and Mrs. Fannie White and
daughters.
Mr.. j. G. Inboden made flying
trip to Logan Saturday.
Frank Hickman and Miss
Ida Walker, of Sugar Grove,
spent Sunday with Mr.. Hickmans
parents.
Miss Pearl Applegate, of Ian
caster, spent Sunday with her
sister, Mrs. Chas. Tucker.
Frank Stoughton and Davie
Later visited Sugar Grove Sun
day.
Fred Polling and Miss Mary
Eastman visited friends at this
place Sunday.
Messrs. John Rider and Elmer
Matthias visited Logan Saturday
Miss Mabel Blackburn, of
Blackburnville, passed through
our city Sunday.
Mr.. j, StCughton is improving
his residence on Washington street
by new front porch and a coat
of paint ROBIN.
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METHODIST CHURCH.
7. B, WHITE, Pastor.
O. b. CHURCH.
j. W. Willis, Pastor.

o. w. w iLLlej dSGOr.
Sunday School..............- 9 100 a. IN.
Preaching...,.......... ....,..... .10:00 a. m.
Junior Y. P, c. U.,....2 100 p. II.
Senior Y. P. G. U.-.,.,,...6 100 p. N.
Preaching....,.,, ,..,,...........7 100 p. N.
Rev. and Mrs. Willis left our
city Tuesday to be absent for a
week, the Rev. being called to
preach the annual sermon on cold
Folks Day" at Mowrystown, Ohio,
in the U. B. Church next Sunday.
Rev, Willis spent several years as
pastor at the above place, and has
a daughter Mrs. c. H. Diehl,
living there now. They will also
visit few days at Jackson, Ohio,
where Rev. Willis spent five pleas
ant years as pastor, and where
two of their daughters Mrs. VIM.
Martin and Mrs. Bert Thomas re-
side.
In their absense Rev. W. L.
Hamisfar of Junction city will
preach at the U. B. Church at 10
O'Clock a. M.
The Evening servise is suspend,
ed on account of Bacalaureate
sermon at Presbyterian church.
ST PAUL's EPISCOPAL CHURCH MISSION
ALFRED w. BUoKLAED, Minister
in Charge.
Divine Service, Sunday evening,
..........................., .....-.,-l :UO p. m.
Morning Prayer and Holy Com
munion .........~,,., .......... 1890 a. m.
Subject for evening, "WorkiLg
Christians.
The Rector will preach at both
Services.
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AMONG THE
CHURCHES.
LUTHERAN TRINITY CHURCH.
II. w. WALLER, Pastor.

AT Lutheran Trinity Church on
North Mulberry St., the service
next Sunday will be conducted as
follows:
Confessional Service. e..,,,1O 90 a. m,
Communion Service 10 80 a. m.
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He Heard of L.

Il . az - 80 - 49, A-sVl+ So rs
Admiral Walkerawas a fine old sailor,
iands he was recognized as thorough.
personal friendship softened his
manners to a delinquent. One day
when he was sailing out from Hamp-
ItonSRoads with the international feet
that helped us to celebrate the centen-
|nial. of Washington'ss first naugura-
,tions his orders about weighing anchor
were disobeyed by his dearest friend
i'm the service. who was In command
of one of the ships. and as the old
Chicago, the flagship, passed the
%trenbling culprit the navies gof the
world heard Ibis whiskers" thunder
ing out from the bridge objurgations
and expressing wonder at his own
moderation In not putting his old COM
|rade. under arrest. At another time
when the white squadron was: sailing
Quite of a Mediterranean bay another
old&friendi. worked his ship so awk-
wardly that the admiral-then nearly Q
trade dollar acknowledgements him
by signal in the face Of the whole feet
The punished captain, coming aboard
to protest against. his, public repri.
mand, pulled out Indignantly, "Why,
sir,;sISeneyer@aheard~ of undertaking.
;"Welll,"' said John, pulling at bis, bic
side whiskers. '''you've heard OF Il
ntoEws:'-HarperTs:T <b8 af9%"o] >5tSSfs'05
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Guests Who Won't Order.


The business man returned to his Of
fee. in a bad temper after the, luncheon
hour, * wish people who haven't
minds Of their own would come to a.
realizing sense of the bother that they
are to their friends and would deveI-
op a little initiative on their own ac-
count" he said. Maybe it's only a
mistaken idea Of +politeness, but any
how it's a nuisance to- be entertaining
a person at the clubiand have him ut
terly without ideas as to what he wants
to eat. and drink. You ask him and he
says, he'll leave II, to you, which is ex-
actlys what ,you. don't want him to do,
How can You divine his tastes, I'd like
to- know? What appeals to you very
likely won't to him, and you know and
he knows it. But: your selections from
the mn1enu are always met with the
comment That's very NICE or You
couldn't suit me better And $50 you
goYthrough the meal ina hit anddmiss
fashion that certainly gets Ion the
nerves Of the host The next time /
run up against that kind Of. man I'm
Just going to sit back and let him do
the, entire ordering."--New York Press
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towns: CT1es cnanenge ue1gsEsasIns
municipalities to contests on the grand
est scaless-Wide World Magazine. q
Wrecked hx a Whale.

While cruising In the south seas the
whaler Essex was 'furiously attacked
by - cow sperm whale supposed To-
have been the$mother Of a calf which
had just been harpooned. The whaIe
had not been wounded herself, and her
attack was, very determined. At her
first rush she passed under the Essex
and carried away a great length Of her
false keel: then, coming to the surfaca
a considerable distance away, she aps;
peared to take bearings and denber-
,ately charged the vessel again, RAM
ming her with such violence that she
stove In the! bows, while the ship roll
ed SO heavily that the captain thought
she must be dismasted. The case Ii
memorable because the crew had to-
abandon, the vessel, and one boat was
never. heard OF again.-Baily's Maya
zine, ="
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I II /; ! ED M ] Il
Destroys Whole Business Block
Citizens Work HeroiCalIy

Last unaVay night dissaaatsFFapD1es hrsI
visited the town Of Edmore and com;
snletely destroyed the sraastsprominenl
business block I'LL: Il lttttlestciittsy Ths
fire started in$thla5 store { the 5Edmore
Mercantile company and completed
ld@est aos ths 6pslatpng VIZ Ial1 ll n con
tSl 4 s58S5E
fRosholt's hardware store, Collins
harness shop, LaBrier's restaurant, !
building occupied by Attorney Wehs
and millinery store were entirely
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES flames.
The loss is estimated to be between
&&ll5EQo..aaQQ00 and 100000. s,s5s 3iE4#
citizens > worked
ghpeFFooiecsalllly 70 SAYS he Are fnromsHpfeadg
ppgg end was pa ttoSfshe efforts
that the entire business section oge thu
toYgnslfysas , AZ destffeysaa.
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r Ii u.s.. ; ~ l+EJY-T ~ ,-$AN ~ FNSsE.[@. ~ I'D u.
Captain Road Amundson. the a. 4
ploorrear + Of the Northwest Passage, Viii.
deliver his lecture in this city Dseceammis:
berHeth, at the armory. 81 S2
BRyS this time he is lecturtng in; the
Seastg In Washington, D. G, where he
leet,lred for the National Geographical
society, he has attracted much attenr3
ton At the society's, annual banquet,
Decsmber 18th, he will be the guest
OF honor, and It IL being planned ,onl
that occasion Il recognize his achieves
ments II: some notable way. #A few
dasygsago he was received at theSWhite
House by the president, to whom lie /
presented an elaborate suit OF Essqluliiiss
mo clothes, unlike any ever before
brought to this country. Mr.. Roosevelt
received it with thanks,sand win prob
ably SSplace it on permanent exhibition
in the National Museum ct washing
ton. During his chat with Captain
A1nundson he proved himself. familiar
with alldthatsh been aztasmApptesd and
accomplished III the way 81 arctic eli.
deaYppr and indicated a, desire I'd. travel
in The far. north himself.
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"": -" q AGDisguisa. =
To the BarbervLather me thorough
" there comes my tailor.-Flieggendq
Blatter. w.. ~. -. ~..t.@ T. ..T1,~r .~
Shlver Natures Remedy.

r. o. $500. - E.t e. ~ EN3s' 3 s. .g.r --
shlver Natures Remedy.
At the Thanksgiving football game
the young girl, despite her sable stole.
shivered::F A':s ~ "'~~ ''3 u. an<'5
"'That eshiver," said her companion,
a physician, Hs. natures method Of
warming YOU, It is natures preyenec,
tive remedy for . cold.
You see, the SILVER is an %involun.
tary1 1rhytbmnicalil acc~aodhitractiony OIL the
MUSCLES ana there is nothingplikefa
contraction of thee muscles for raising
the temperature of tie body. yg4,sa7
-'seThus when you shtyer nature iR
putting you through a : s little ,t course
OF, exercise TO warm you up, SO that
you +> won't take q cold <oor d dose or
rheumatism Of an attack of pneamo-
MIA. when nature shakes you up I'm
this kindly wayait isstyour duty to
help: hersout. ymovlng briskly abouk
for a, While, thus making absolutely,
cure -FOUR Immunity. from Illness -
: - = "@'@- F'|S -StF &~:l!i'tf"
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Yours truly,
ALBERT L. Hannah.
=. II q IL.
( IN new W. y, TIN IT,. GARD "A
lime of ArrNatand Departure Of 6
N. Trains Chanqed SUNDAY

4 n sS II scaaffd NesntSiintto e EJECT OF |
the Great Northern at midnight Last
Saturday: III maay respects RESPECT it viii iii
prove morespopular with the travelling
public than the old one, ais the time d
some d. the Trains has been SO. chang.
ed. as To- beSmuch more convenient.
The OrentalsIimited going west nov
arrives a Io;55 p. M, which Is eight
minutes later thanbefore. I
Going east@it arrives at 1870; q. ms
instead OF sE:4s the morning. !
Train#No.,5 the noon, train from
the east nov arrives twenty-five min
}tultesst later thlansfor1merIy 81 I
TrainlsslNN o.sA, from theSWeest, has beef
materIalltyys'clhsaann arriving at fvs
o'clock dn thlesa,yenrinsstnss Of 1:at
a.. m. e. 3 g4SsSSS55$ S$ S ;sSSfsss Il H sSss \
No. which; ,nlsedo arrive at 4:3t
4. M, now arrlveatHenty minutes
earlier, II S54 q: .F$ I F#SSsAs a s /
The running time $A6GaSNo. 6 has moi
been changed, jit gtlllS arriving at
inthe afternoon Ts1e: S.ss5s sHs 81.
The sAneta! train arrives semewhas
earlier than ftorenarly,s itsheing dut
here At % & leaves . Fargss
at (; So 4 which g ttWRenltty-ivse
minutes later than before. D.