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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-07-23
Five Pleaded Guilty to the
Charge of Leaving With
out Permission.
BOARD DID NOT TAKE LONG AT
SPECIAL MEETING LAST NIGHT
TO CONCLUDE TO DISMISS THE
MEN FROM THE FIRE DEPART
MENT.

Pensacola fire department were dis
missed from the service at a special
meeting of the Board of Public Safety
last night. After the trial of the men,
it required only a few minutes de-
liberation for the members of the
baord to reach the conclusion to dis
miss the sextet. When the meeting
convened there were present Chair
man Oliver presiding, and Messrs.
Arson, Daley, Radcliffe and Schad.
The Men Arraigned.
When the men were arraigned, five
entered pleas of guilty of leaving the
truck houses without permission.
They were Captains Sanchez and
Yniestra of Companies Nos 1 and 2.
and Firemen E. Davis, w. H. Connors
Jr, and w. c. Farinas. Fireman Jas.
Sheehan, who had been acquitted
Saturday of the charge of leaving
without permission, by reason of the
fact that he was not on duty. was ar
raigned upon two charges of conduct
unbecoming a fireman, to which he
pleaded not guilty.
The statements of each of the men
who went on strike last Friday art
ernoon, putting two of the trucks out
of commission for a short time, were
witnesses were examined in the case
of Fireman Sheehan, who was one of
the four men to be arrested Friday
night, by the police for disorderIy
conduct.
Verdict Was Dismissal
After hearing the statements and
evidence, the board went INTO execu-
tive session and considered all of the
cases at the same time, reaching
verdict that discipline in the depart
ment and protection Of property de-
manded that the men be dismissed
from the department.
Verdict Announced
The six men were then called into
the council and dismissed by Chair
man Oliver. In doing so he took &C.
casion to state that he was sorry that
thew had taken such step, which had
resulted in their dismissal. especially
as there was no reflection intended IN
his recent remarks, (Which caused
the stril1e,) on any one in the depart
ment who was properly dressed
The board then rendered a vote
of thanks to Sanitary Inspector Andy
Graham, formerly member OF the
department, for volunteering his SER
vice, when the men went on a strike.
To Increase Pay
Mr.. Arson introduced resolution
which, if carried through the council,
will result in more pay for the police
officers of the city. In the resolution,
the council is made acquainted with
the fact that it is a hard matter 10
secure police officers for $50 month
and that this has caused the force
to be short several men for many
months. The board figured that IL
had thus to its credit an amount sur
fcient to give the men a fair increase
in nav for the remainder of the hscal
wear without calling on the council
for aid, and requested that the latter
body allow the board to use TINS
money in increasing salaries for this
period.
The clerk was directed to send the
resolution to the council.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-02-02

pronounced sound and healthy b,
Z competent judge; they should =,
provided with proper shelter am
pure drinking water. These rcgu
IatIODn established and enforced
would accoTpli more good thar
the periodically publishing the re-
ports Of analysts.
Issue permits hrfor" one may IL.
allowed to vcnd milk, or it's pro
ducts. The dairy men are Just .
honest AZ any other class Of hu i
ness people. They are Just ~
prompt Z" resent unfair treat ment
or prrj"dicial regulations. The
pei init. issued under proper restrc-
tloi's, after due inspection Of kline
and premises, and analysis Or the
mix he proposes 20 sell, would
not only prove y benefit 10 milk
users, but would protect the dairy |
men, who have made heavy invest
ments IN the business, from the
grass hopper ard butterfly sum
mcr-milk lesld.lcrs, who rush 10
town with 8 grass and ~tagncnt
pond product TO be sold at q ruin.
Dnsly. low price. These summer
pedlIers provide their cows with
neither food, nor water; they sell 4
'ooty that justly belongs to half
'tarved calves; they quit the bust
less with the end of providence {
milk; they make small profit for
themselves, but greatly injure the
legitimate business. Now let the '
tr0ng arm Of the law protect the
airym"n while it seeks to protect y
he dairyman's customer. The q
rejection should he mutual. 1t Z
ill be more effectual and cndur- q
Il when it is. ,
Horace Gates =
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-02-02
a PROTEST..

here is no disposition to make
a change If unfair dealing on
the pant Of the author tiles, but az
Il measure of strict fairness tn
the dairy men, the authority who
takes samples Of milk from our
cans should seal the sample
bottle in the presence Of the
dliryman whose sample is taken.
This samples should he properly
numbered and the dairyman
should M given check number.
Such protective measures
should M adopted It pcna ties are
to be enforced.
Will. Il. ROutte.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-02-02
MAILING a LIE

In THE hmericnn Wuyu@inc fol
February maiden tllirty.six years
old glorics in her single blessed
ness with 80 mnch self compIa-
rrncy that there is no way to an
sewer her no way except by re-
mlnding her of the small boy.
VINO, commlng upon the cpltaph
~ would not live Away" paused,
recovered his mental balance.
and then with confidence wrote
IN chaII, upon the tomb: "Some
HfaUcS.
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"A Square Deal

Is assured you when You buy Dr. Pierce
| family mcdicincs-for all the ingrcdi
cnts entering into them arc printed oIl
the bottle wrappers and their formulas
are atfcstcd under oath as being conn lnfc
and correct. You know just what you arc
payt0k Tor and that the ingredients arc
gathered from Natures laboratory, being
selected from the most valuable native
medicinal roots found growing Ia our
American fOres q n~d y h!c potent TO cure
are psrfsctsx harmless svaa 70 Tho most
delicate womas abJThiIdTrrA Not q drop
much tciycf S1aHI |: s Sst7 If fatE fal ~
U3cllRg aud QlcscfYlRK -lGc Wcdlcln
pLInclRlas used lh thcIl. --Q!lIc Irll1c
refined 2IyccrlQ6: THIS sxcnt possesses
Intrinsic MkdiclN31 properties OF IT. own.
being most valuable antiscptc and anti
icrmcnt. nutrItiye and soothing Lcmul-
cent
6lycerinc plays an important part in
Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery in
the cure Of Indigestion, dyspepsia and
weak stomach. attended by sour risinps.
heartburn. foul breath. coat ted tongue.
poor appetite, xnawiny feeling in stom
ments Of tho stomach, liver and bowels
h"sldes curing all til" above distressing
ailments, the Golden Medical Discovery
Is a specific for all Diseases 81 the mucous
membranes, as catarrh. whether OF the
nasal passages or Of the stomach. bow els
or pelvic organs. Even III its lucrative
stages y viii yicp % this sovereign rem
coy u Us use D. Ursc,vcrcd In. IN Chronic
Catarrh Of the nsal passages. II Is welt,
while taking II Golden Medical Dis.
covery' for TN necessary constitutional
trratmcnt, to d"ansc the passages freely |
Two or three times . day with DIR. Sagc's |
cMtarrh Remedy. ..tThis thorough co,I. "a
treatment generally cures the worst
,ases
~ coughs and hoarscnsss caused by bron-
MAJ throat and lung affections ex.cpt con
'sumPtion " Us advanced VI ages. the "i.oid.n
Medical Discovery" IL most efficient rem
'dy. especially ~ tiosc obstinate hang on
' s' caused ~ irritation and congestion ~
40 bronchial mucous membranes IN. "Dis.
ovsry - not ~ good for acute coughs aris-
~ from sudden colds. nor must IL be OK
,ect~d to cure consumption In It's advanced
J. no medicine win do that hut for ali
y" obstinate. chronic coughs which. n n,y-
ected. Or badly treated. lead up To con.n,nn-
'o'i y y ~" hest medicine that can ~, tnL,r
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-02-02
MARTIN OIL WELDON FIRE,

! Quite u lively sensation was
sprung ~ town last night ut S:3t
when great glare suddcnl,
Haired NJ towards The west with
q rumbling sound ana il was
announced by courier that the
Anse Ia Butte oil field was fire.
II was easy ~ see that the fire
was IT AnSc IA Butte and liz.
extraordinary hrl!liancy caused -
good number 81 citizens To hasten
there. Grave apprehension was
'ci' ~ Town, ~ II was know
mat there We're ~ the field srv
eraI large reservoirs filled with
on. 4 turned "uf 10 br that
The Martin OIl Con,au, new
well now being put down had
suddenly pierced 4 "a, pocket
which caused tremendous pas
blowout, and this nnexpcctcd
volume OF highly lnnammablc gas
coming ~ contact with lights.
winch were used near the well
ignIted and cnvcIopcd
everything IN flames.
For u while the situation gave
promise 10 dcvclopc seriously
but fortunately the blowout TX
|lausted itself and the flames of
course subsidized. The derrick
Was destroyed and it Is believed
! good deal 81 the machinery
will be found ruined. The well
Itself has not been irrrparabIy
damaged and will be continued as
Don as 4 new derrick is erected.
The OIL field is Il lite over two !
llies west Of town, which enabl
Il those who were ont to witness y
no cOnfIagration in all it's won. Z
crt"I pyIotechnlcal effects
he bright flames would shoot M
the air with Il terrifying roar
zen subside for few seconds
Dlng this intermittantly for half y
! hour. Had not the 81 field 81
zen thought OF At first, most Of >.
would have had q good reason u
believe that a pocket edition G.
t. Pelee had Just been issued q
our neig l,Orl,OOd Hrcaux
'Idgt Valley Of the 1ccl.c. 1
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-02-02
Isa.~l and Cheap "

Panel Liver Regulator keeps tn,
Liver. Stomach and Bowels work
ing just right. That means to b.
well ard to keep well. And il
makes your money 70 the furthest
Tin box, I5\cchis. Money back il
y"" want it. Forsa'e Ivy all Drug
g'sts and DfaIcps
Bills. IN
Why do y6sl scratch! I;oyaline
letter Oini nH,nt Will stop that
Itching or your money back 80
cents.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-02-02
THE WESTEN1D RAND.

The members Of this worth,
organization have made - mos
crcdItable progress under the abb,
direction and training Of thei
leader, Mr.. Walter Laperousc
Many Of the members have shown
a great aptitude for learning tt
play the instruments assigned
them in so short a time. MANY
q them-in fact, all deserve
the highes. praise for their ac.
complishments. Very few Of the
boys had any knowledge of mu
Sc when they joined the organiza
ton.
Another cOmmendable feature
!" the manner IN which they have
agreed in the debate Of all uaes
tons referred to the majority for
decision. THIS har nUnions spirit
presagcs long existancc for the
organization. The members are
low neatly uniformed and have a
balance 10 their credit
n bank.
There have been also u very |
ew changers in the originc roster.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-02-02

Neglected Colds Threaten Life
(From Tie Cn;cngo T'ibmne)
+" Don't triAe with q cold,' il
good advice for prudent men and
women. 1t may be vital IN the
case Of . child. Prefer fSsd,
good ventilation, and AIRY, warm
clothing are the propef safeguards
against coId4 II .Ey are main.
tanned th3"sh Re chaogeaIle
weather q AUTUMN, winter and
spring, thf chances Of a surprise
from ordj harry }blds will be slight.
But the Prdinfrytight cold will be.
come s5verqf il neglected, and a
we'll esj sbl4hed ripe cold is to the
germs Il Yphtheria what honey is
to the Def The greatest menace
to Chi fife at this season Of the
year hs the neglected cold"
Whether it is child or adult, the
cold slight or severe, the very best
ire ltment that can be adopted il
TO give Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. 1t Ia safe and sore.
The great popularity aud immense
'ale Of this preparation has been
attained ny its remarkable cures
y this aiIment. A cold never re- |
'uIts u pneumonia when il is Civ. |
n. For sale hy All llrnrnisfs
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-02-02
CARD or THANKS.

In behalf Of the congregation
OF the First Methodist Episcopa
Church, South, we desire to ex
tend to the Firemen Of New Ibe
ria our heartfelt thanks for then
generous and selfsacri6cing ser.
vice Of last Sunday afternoon. Al.
80 to the public spirited cltiz.ls of
this city for their many kindness
and generous acts.
Board Of Trustees and Stewards
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-02-02
THE MILK QUESTION.
Why Does New Iberia not do as
New Orleans Does2

Communicated 0
I Under the heading of s'Stringen
Measures TO Give New Orlean
Pure milk in a recent publica
ton, It will he seen that the Boar,
Of Health Of that city proposes tn
adoption Of the "permi. form reg
alating the doings Of the dairy
men and their distribution of milk
| The Board Of Health Of New
Iberia, some few days ago, tool
samples Of milk from the cans OF
all the local dairymen, for the pur
pose OF analizatiOn Ebc publish
ed reports Of the Analyst has
made public his findings 1t con.
tanned many surprises and some
things that discriminating public
should know. But there is one
special point upon which the au-
thorities should bring to bear their
eight till it can be made clear
how such condition can possibly
exist. ! will be a little personal
for the purposes Of accent uating
that point.
| am in the local dairy business
With paIdoDablc pride | am main.
tanning a herd OF as fine Jersey
milch cows as can DO found an,.
where within the state They are
cared for. Yet, a sam.
pie Of the milk, taken from INV
cans did not meet the requirments
Of he New Orleans St. ndard.
a further careful reading Of the
relNsft will show anothe as.ound.
ing result. Milk f.on a lot Of
ncngrcls, in a state Of semi stsrya-
ion, did meet the requirements.
)ne milk sample In particular
wen surpassed the worlds record
n SHUTTER fat The Canadian
ersy herd test, for 80 days. be-
ny 81, the highest known.
viii some one, better posted in
'c dairy business than 1 am. OK.
lam to an awakened and critical I
1blic, how such conditions can
EXIST :
There il no disposition on my
srt to embarrass or interfere with
'e effort of the City Health Au
orities to establish q stand ard
T milk sold within the city lin ,
;, to maintain this standard, or :.
insure its purity. 1t il fulIy y
cognized b, the writer that such !.
Ottctlvc measures are IA bpncfi :.
u to the da'rymen ~ they are !,
the people wLo buy his wares
accomplish any good, However
'se restrictions should be firmly.
'i'ah'y, impartialIy, and uu,-
My enforced To illustrate: n
be dairyman's premises should
inspected; hia COWS should b. /.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-02-02
LEST royykoRaFr.
' W. ia "@Ey'sSt any pN'
Iberia B ling Association

Mr.. J.. NJ Turner. with tls
wycbe Machinery Co., succeed.
ID In getting = splendid picture
of the burning Methodist churcl.
on last Sunday afternoon. II.
''''s sold large number of tho
views.
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to i'll the vacancies thus caused NJ
which meeting, ten days prion notice
shall be given by publication.
ARTICLE VI.
This Charter may be changed. me
diicd. or altered, or said Corporation
ssoivcd.. with the nsscnts OF three
fonrths of the members presents ut h
meeting called for that purpose;
Thus Lone ard pissed NJ my Office
ut Jeanttcilc, IN the Parish of IBERIA.
state Of Louisiana. on the day mSu&h
tnd year first above written. in the
presence Of Dave Davis and Ben A,
| echcxnayder two competent Witnesses.
who s'Hn these presents w,th said MP.
pcnrers and me. said Notary, after
. due reading Of the whole.
:. Witnesses
Dave Davis Ben A. Schcxnnydc-,
\ Original Signed
Antoniro Caro-
jos. X. Barnnc
Salvatore Cudin
Joe ArazZpne
Fnsqu.ic DAnna
Salvatore MoHuictto
giuseppe Hinauro
Salvatore Mamma
Giuseppe Laportn
Michele SapicpZn
Dome nicO ScagliOne
An'on'no DAnna
Pi"tro AAsunta
Bernardo ScniA,i
Mariana Seaifsi
Poalo MoMulettO
Nunizio Macaione
NcDccZp Bella
Antonnio Macaionc
Joe Palermo
Tuccio Bencdctto
FIctrO ScardinO
Giuseppe GuizzaRc
giuseppe Magto
Ncnccbzo UKlizza
Francesca Scainbia
Gaetano FIzziO
AniOnntO Culotta
Salvatore D'Anna
Michele J. Brign ,ni
Culotta Giuseppe
LOmbardo Francesca
VcnieIzo Diffata
Salvatore DifIata
l'omcnico PurpcrO
Nicolo Manalo
Mcrcuro KizzmtO
Gactano Rcrardo
t,OrlandO SOrce
VurccDzo CulOtta 1
4. A. POirson.
Notary Public. y
New Iberia La. 10, II, ,O5 ! I
! Edwin $. Broussard Dist Atty of
he 70 Judicial DIST of La do hereby
Gritty That ! have examine this Char
CT, and find nothing therein contain.
d Contrary to law. q
l.. 8. BrOussard 4
Dist Atty.
rATk fF LOUISIANA, ...-'
VIII or IBERIA. -. u
/, the under lined authority do ~
crcby certify that the attached Char
r OF Incorporation Of DUKE DI u
RBKlrZZI BENEVOLENT ASSOCT ~,
TIoN' has been duly recorded in =
e records Of my Office in Miscellaneo u
Book No, oat folio -, on October nj
n. 1904. -
In fait6 whereof. witness my sip IN IN
re and seal of Office this 9Th. day OF ~
!; uary A. ID. 1907.
J. 9. Leblanc. Us
Clerk Of Court m,
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Ago Has ss)fevs
buts1 buld have few regrets
Said AM I'D man, rexretfully, Il
might ss had home, bought
~ith ,<hd\ vent thrj u1h the
toerta Bo61dio Association.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-02-02

sW' Itch cured ~ 20 minutes by
W ~lford's Sanitary Lotion. New
cr fails. Sold by q. II. Lee Drug
gist
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-17
WHITNEY WINS.

The second shoot for the new chal-
Ienge cup offered by the Hawaii Gun
Club was held yesterday afternoon at
the traps at Kakaako and was won by
J. E. Whitney with a score of ten out
of ten birds, which is very good, con-
sidering the new rules that govern the
shoots Harvey, who won the first
shoot, was not at his best yesterday,
and was only able to make eight out
of ten birds, which was equalled by
Irving Spalding. The following is a
list of the scores madey esterday:
J. E. Whitney, 10 out of 10,
l. Spalding, out of 10.
J. w. Harvey, out of 10.
K B. Porter, out of 10,
T. Treadway, out oil IA.
A. Waterhouse, out of a.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-17
OCEAN TRAVEL AT
100 MILES AN HOUR
A BRITISH IMPROVEMENT TURBINE
PERIMENTED UPON LARGE SCALE AFTER TESTS
THAMES WHICH INDICATE A GREAT SUCCESS.

CUM in which the screw would race"
without exerting it's propulsive force.
He has accordingly devised a modifica-
ton of the screw propeller which win
make return in speed for all the
power that can be applied to it.
The shaft bearing three screws is
fixed Immediately beneath the keel
of the boat, and runs parallel with it
and with the driving shaft and with
twelve chambers. This occupies so
little space that practically the only
machinery in the body Of the boat will
be the furnace and boiler, and the In
ventor, therefore, believes that in the
case of cargo vessels the device will
have the advantage of adding to the
carrying capacity as well as of in
.creasing the speed. 1t is, however, in
naval warfare that he expects for the
invention the greatest immediate util-
ity Up to now, the new system has
been tried only on models upon the
Serpentine and the Thames, but the
speeds attained in the largest of these
lead Mailman to believe that on a yes
sci with the size and steam power of a
present-day torpedo boat it would
yield velocity of 100 miles an hour.
That, however, can only be deter
mined by experiments upon a larger
scale than has yet been possible, and
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-17
SAN FRANCISCO
IN HARD PLIGHT
POLITICAL OUTLOOK NOT VERY
BRIGHT AND FINANCES RUN
MING LOW.

Willard E. Brown, president of the
Honolulu Stock Exchange, who re-
turned on the Siberia, in speak
ing about the general conditions in San
Francisco states that Frisco has reach
ed the end of her resources in the re-
building of the city. The unsettled
state of political conditions is the
main reason for the state of affairs.
Eastern people will not invest any
money, as they are afraid of the pres
ent party in power and will not do
anything until after the election next
MONTH" said Brown, land until the
conditions have settled down to a nor
NAL state. The whole town is upset.
Business is not up to the standard as
it was before the calamity, and the
people are simply waiting. Ryan, who
will be the hope of the Republican
party in the coming campaign, was
not known at all in San Francisco UNI
til the night he sprang into prom
inence by stampeding the convention
and nominating himself on the mayor
atty ticket.
"The members of the G. o. P. are
going to do the best they can for his
election, but with such strong men as
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-17

LONDON, October 5.-The British
Admiralty has now under considera-
ton new form of marine engine and
propeller which, the inventor claims,
will revolutionize not only naval war
fare, but the navigation of the whole
world.
The invention is the fruit of much
ingenuity, labor and expenditure on
the part of F. Mailman of Chelsea, who
has devoted to it years of study and
experiment. At first sight the engine
resembles a turbine, but close inspec-
ton reveals important differences.
Steam from any type of boiler is
brought to bear upon a shaft fitted
with twelve chambers, divided into
two sets of six each Shaft and cham
bers are all of steel, cast in one piece,
and of great strength. Exactly what
the arrangement of these chambers Is
the inventor deems it imprudent at
present to disclose, but it is such that
the admission of steam through the
orifices at their ends causes the shaft
to revolve at a tremendous speed
So great is the power of the new
form of engine, indeed, that the in
ventor considers it useless to apply it
to the ordinary screw propeller lest
the terrific pace should result in the
formation of a complete or partial va
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-17

Mccarthy and Taylor in the field it is
doubtful If he will be able to carry the
city. If Mccarthy wins the same con-
ditions will remain for some time to
come, as no one will have any conf
dence in him, and those who might be
able to invest will be very careful.
THAT is the impression l have gath
cred among the business men of San
Francisco. Business on the stock ex-
change in San Francisco is very dull
exchange than they do up on the coast.
The state of affairs there now is a ter
rible blow to the representative bust
ness men, and no one seems to have
any confidence for the future. The To-
cal capital is exhausted and unless
some outside capital is obtained the
present state of affairs is very likely to
last for some time to come.
while was away l saw a gooo
many automobile races which enjoy
ed very much, but the sport is nearly
finished in California, on account of
the many accidents that have happen
! ed in the past. saw the big race at
Del Monte while I was away which
ended so badly, resulting in the death
of two men, and the injury OF several
others. did a good deal of motoring,
and all through the country in the vi
cinity of San Jose, Santa Clara and
other towns in that neighborhood 1
saw nothing but Japanese. They seem
to have taken hold on the farming
possibilities offered in that neighbor-
hood"
When asked what the feeling was
about the Japs on the Coast Brown
answered that he had not heard any
thing at all, as he was too much in
terested in other things.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-17
Recorded October 9. 19O7.

Charles M Cooke Eta to Sophie h
Walker, D; lot 81 Of subdiv lot 7, lzul
1906, Elm st, Honolulu, Oahu. $1,000.
B 296, BIG. Dated Oct. 1907.
H Hamano to X Hamarshi, PA; spe-
cial powers. B 294, p 400. Dated Sept
%, 1907
Eliza M Richard and hsb Cd to G
Waller, D; r P 7185, kul S134, bldgs,
etc, King st, Honolulu, Oahu. $500.
B 296, p 31S. Dated Oct 8, 1907.
G Waller to Eliza Richard ct al
Rel; r P 71S5, kul S1S4, bldgs, etc