Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 3

AUTY VVHl tt jr a lll-ftttlDt ttfMrftt), Un't 11, when mi the Um drat and a t. It to I Btti them la ont Shot thtt It dit- tirtitt ttt ttft mutter ot Pit. It not ttiide like 001 into whloh foot it tuttwt, but os tht plan ot a tianflaga wrapped arottnd inutoles to strengthen add luntaln them. nit SUt It tta "Queen Quality" It walking tot OfWOhMq. It Will do It for jrou.

W1U you let ttt Boots, $3.00. Oxfords, $2.60. Special Me pM color eyelets. DO not braany. Retailers of High Grade Footwear.

Sun Shades Shades If you want a SUN SHADB a nice PARASOL, tomethlng that won fade. Call and see our line, Wfl have some specials for you that can not be duplicated in the city. Remember we are Headquarters for Umbrellas and Umbrella repairing. New Handles, Ribs, etc, put on while you wait. Qoulding's Jewelry Store.

A CHANCE TO SAVE MONEY BY SPENDING- IT. You've Never Seen Better Bargains than These We have reduced the price on our Best Fure Lard from 12o to lOc par Ib. Highland Evaporated Cream. good thing to depend upon. Reduced from 15o to 12c per can.

Macaroni, Genuine Imported at 12o and -14a per Ib. American Macaroni. 8c per Ib. Bromangelon absolutely pure, a delicious dessert jelly, assorted flQaperpkg. Pure Fruit Jellies always sold at 16o per glass.

Reduced to lOc. A large jar of Queen OJlves at thesmall price of 22c a jar. Sardines: Domestic, 60; Imported, Billet brand 20c; boneless i's 26o, i's 35c. All the leading brands of SaladDresslng from 16o up to 45c per bottle. Pure Cider.

Vinegar or White Wine Vinegar IScpergal. We-have Jtist What you Want, at the Prices You Want to Pay. 'Phones: Bell 60. Kinloch 500. SinXTAGLBS Do not siji'ht 01" the fact that our Spectacle IVparrment is one.

of threading nm Im-iii'iero. EYES TESTED FREE. Uiye us a I rial. II. HOC) 111, Bf nm TteLBQlUPtt The JMir.v 1 IN delivered by to nil of the city of Alton, upper Alton and Alton, tld etnlt weefc, Mulled Mij-afl.

rent rAlo of Klcentft per month, rf TKLKfliiAi'H ban tlie elrcula- km cfftity paper la Al'on, nndlrttho beat medium Mr advortlnern, So. 10, WMt Thifd No. R8, W. H. HUDSON, Upper State at.

P.O. pox at North Alton, 111 A poital card will bring me to yonr door. MatroBoes Cleaned. TloKi furnlined, OottOD und aalr Cleaned and VarnUhed and Uphold- Ksa'tuer Beds Cleaned and Renovated, Tourist Sleeping Cars wW be run through to San Franolwo without change OB account of the O. encampment, leaving Alton 10 Mondav, August 10, with a number of Illinois post-round-trlp ticket rate only 147.60.

Berth rate 17.60. For reservations and particulars apply to O. O. NOBRIS, Agt. H.

S. BISHOP Insurance, Real Estate and Loan Agent Uoom 7 Post Ofllce Alton, 111 FOES ALE. 7 room dwelHUR with basement, on Btree oar line. Qooa locution. Terms reasonable A 6 room bouse almost now, sold on lu itallment.

8 room home In Yager Park at a bargain Fine room house In Upper Alton, tw blocks from ear Una. DwlrablelotilnYag rPark. Several dMlritUe farms. to salt pnrolianer. Three, four and six room bouses forreu Manager Will Addition in Alton Tfteatef, MOtfBAY AtTQ.

10. in, Cotnplnlntsof fonlty ttie IRI.R- RArtt nbtmidb made ettliorby mall or elcpliono. Call up 88, or Mnd A ollnl whan yoti foil lo get your paper. Kenoval of the Telegraph. The TELKdtupu: has been removed rom the building on the corner ot Third and Plasa streets to a new uUdlng just across Third street (No.

0 West Third), where its business fflco will be found on the lower floor. Office Days. Edwardsvllio, first and third dayslof each month; Upper Alton, second and fourth Saturdays of each L. LOwry, County Super ntenden of Schools. Dr.Roliland.aentiBt.

Srastreet, op poslte Bellp. Belle telephone 251)1. Lots for G. M'Plke. J.

It. Bid and Boston Miss Constance Rohlacd arrived home this noon from Chester, where she has been visiting relatives. Dr A. W. Bue, Dentist, Tpaldlngbdg Mr.

J. F. Poiter atd Jaker went to Springfield today on msiness pertaining to the oonsolida ion of the two Alton Electric railway SauvftRe sajsthat handsome new Is Hinted for Temple Theater which will a novelty and he will get a eopy- tjthtupontt. The curtain Is being atterned from designs taadeoffltjlahy World's Pair artists by InHiruo Ion of tilreotor ol Works T. Taylor I the World's Fair.

The scene will epresent the cascade as It will be at ight and A bsaullfu! effect will be ob- ttlnsd by means of elscirlc 1'ghts. The ater will appear to be running down he with mftny col- md lights from behind on the stage. A oalolum light will boooinb a perma- lent addition to the effects of Temple Theatre and wilt ba on this our- aln. Manager Sauvage says he will how the curtain onoe every night, ast after the orchestra begins the overture. Manager Sauvage has alto ordered new carpets tor the theatre and re has widened out the stage.

The Temple will be opened August 10, with Cora Van Tassel In the Volunteer, ftoulton enlarges pictures; sells frames Julia Buiokmaster71121 State Street, Notary Public, agent lor Flre, "Me, Accident, Health, Burglary Ins. Mftgrulla New Try Nelnlnger's Improved Iflg. Mr. George M. Levis will arrive lome tomorrow from Atlantic City, N.

where he has been attending the wage conference to settle the glass- ilowers scale of wages for next year, For your Pall Salt ca'l 01 M. Morllz A judgment for was given this afternoon: bv (Justice Nathan In favor Of attorney B. P. Owen against the village of Betbalto for services rendered the village by Mr. Owen.

The suit was for $200. B. G. Merlwether, Attorney-at-Law, Snyder bxlg 3d and Piaia. PUone red 61 The.fluid in a gasoline stove caught fire this afternoon at Overath's garden in North Alton.

The stove and reservoir was thrown out in the yard, when an explosion took place without injury to anyone. Money to loan Directors meeting Citizens' Building Loan Association, Tuesday evening, August llth E. MARSH, Seo'y. Busse, plumbing and sewer ing; office 005 B. Second.

Kin. ph 4080 Contractor Charlas Mul villa started work this morning grading for the turn table pit at the new roundhouse of the Illinois Terminal. The roundhouse will consist ot 11 stalls and will be built for the joint use of the Bluff Line and Illinois Terminal at a cost of about $35,000. Lots graded for building, M'Plke. For a good shave, hot or cold bath gc to Maul and Hall, Piasi street.

A pocket book containing $205 i drafts, mileage books and other valu able papers was lost by R. King a Toledo, Ohio, coffee drummer tht morning on Plasa street. It wa picked up by a boy whose name coul not be ascertained, and given to Mr King, who rewarded the boy with a bill. Sale lots H. G.

M'Plke, 'phone 142 "AVOID THAT ALUM TWANG by using 'MAMMA'S' Baking Powder, Hopkins, dentist. 102 W. 8d A burglar entered the paint shop Olem.Horaton Saturday night. A win pane was taken out near the door inline rear of the latch on th door unfastened, and thus entrance was obtained. Five dollars wer taken from the cash drawer.

This 1 all of Mr. Horat's loss so far as be has discovered. A. B. Wyckofl, Osteopath, office ova Booth's Jewelry sipre.

For a gocd bath, PorcIamTubs, go tc Frank Bauer's barber Belle Marriage Licenses. The following marriage license have been issued to John J. Burk and Vina Cooper, both of Alton William Niles and Susan Knox, both Alton. Dr. Nina Polson-Memtt, 456 E.

Specialty, diseases women, children Telephone, KinlooK MS. Old Settler's x-icnic. The Maooupin and Madison county Old Settlers reunion and picnic will beheld at Bunker Hill, August 20 aad not27. Congressman B. F.

Caldwel), of Springfield, will be the principal speaker. TflSVl'M. Neat Manufacturer wants a reliable man io deliver aud collect; horse and wagon and $150deposit necessary; 8U1 a week and expenses; permanent. Franklin, Box 78, Philadelphia, Pa. Popular Family FxcnrsloiiB.

Every Tuesday and Thursday land- at Plasa, on the flue fast family excursion steamer City of Providence. Jeave 12:30 P. M. return at 4. Adults I5o children 10.

M'Pike, lots, cash or time payments. Dr. A. C. Bsrr, dentist, 2nd and Piosa rei'HoniU.

B. Dorsey left today for HliU- boro. Thomas Meelian has gone north on a visit. tov. H.

K. Sanbf.rne left lor Buffalo, N. Y. H. T.

McCrea went to Pftna this morning for a visit. Mr. C. M. Yager has returned from a trip to Saugatuok, Mich, Wm.

Young has returned from a yirtt In Bay Village, Mr. and Mrs. Vf. Rite left Sunday (or a week's visit at Glrard. Win.iSargiSt of Chesterfield, lias been spending several days here.

A. J. Howell nas gone to Springfield, to visit, and reoupe, Miss Emily Nelnlnger has returned from a visit with EdwarflsvlUe relatives. KBV, H. K.

Sanborne will leave this evening for a -three weeks' visit In New York. Will Gratlan returned evening from a visit at Colorado Springs. Mr. George Husklnaon oatne down from Springfield yesterday and spent the day with home folks. Miss Mary Wallace left for her home In New York this noon after visiting Mrs.

Eben Eodgers. Mrs. Green Parker is home from-an exteeded visit with Nebraska relotives. Her health haa Improved greatly. Edward Belser, of the Vanoreter Mercantile will leave tomorrow for New York City on a buying expedition.

Philip Tindall, a prominent young attorney of Washington, D. is visiting at the home of Mr. H. M. Schweppe for a few days.

Samuel Wade andGeo. Duncan left today for Bar Harbor, to join the remainder of the Wade family In the Alton colony. Mr. Louis Rodger and sister Aileon, of Deoatur, arrived Saturday for a ten days' visit with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Winter. Mrs. J. F. Harrison, who bas been visiting her son Edward, departed for St.

Louis, where she will visit a few days with relatives before returning to her home in Mexico, Mo. Hugh Collins late ol tho flre department has gone to work for Beall Bros Bernard Jua gets Collins place in the flre department and Walter Cobeck has been offered Jun's old position. Change in Alton Agency. Auditor Moore, of the Chicago and Alton today checked out Mr. E.

E. Gossrau as agent for the Alton at the freight house and checked in Mr. W. L. Sloan, of Godfrey, who has been appointed agent at Alton and God frey.

MJ. Gossrau will take a brief vacation before leaving Alton. Old Salem The Bluff Line will run a special train to Old Salem Chautauqua, tomorrow, leaving Alton at 0:45 m. returning the same evening, 91 25 for the round trip. Covered Pot iscale Settled, Harry Mackinaw wires from Atlantic City, N.

that the glass pot workers wage scale was settled today at last year's figures. This ends wage scale conferences and puts everything In readiness for a prompt start by all union factories, so far as wugos are concerned. A. MoMlUen, dentist, Laura bldg, SATUBDAt Sl'lflT'8 AND SUNDAY'S Ot Incidents, Crimps Mid Casualties. Jasper Rice, the well known Incorrigible young negro, Is a fugitive from home, and Tommie Jones, a young colored bootblack, is said to be dying afc St.

Joseph's hospital nn a result of knife wounds Inflicted by Hlce latft Saturday night at Fourth and Belle Streets, The two bad been shooting craps, It said, and quarreled and the knife was uied to settle matters, Jones was subbed twice In tho region of the heart, and his face and throat were badly gashed also. One ear was cut In halves. Rice made his escape. Mrs. John Sklnnor, colored, was alone at her home at Eighteenth and Belle Saturday night about midnight when boarder named Robinson entered her room and at the point of a revolver compelled her to give up cash she had $4 60 and a gold watch and chain valued at ISO.

The made big escape with the booty. Theodore Bauerwelu, special watch- in no for the Bluff found the body ot a floater In the river near the water works station, Tho Coroner was notified, an Inquest was held and the remains, while badly decomposed, were recognized to be those of the II- llnl club house cook Humphrey, who several weeks ago at tho club house while showing his wife and child how adept be was with a boat. Hit life was insured, It is said, and there was a reward of 925 for tbe body which probably Mr. Sauerweln will get. It Is thought the body has been lodged in some driftwood all this time, uorouer Streeper took the body to St.

Louis, Monday morning. Ofllser Geo. Russell put In a busy day yesterday arresting Intoxicated and obstreperous men and had landed about sixteen of them before bis day's work was done. Some of, them were fined and others let. go this moraine.

John Ellis and Charles Cole, two East Bod young fishing near the ice houses yesterday and the former fell In the slough and not being able to swim would have drowned but for the heroic efforts of his corn- companion Cole, who Isn't much of a swimmer either, but who managed to ave Ellis. Bert Da Vlrci was 3ned 83 osis by Police Magistrate lea of guilty before trial. He was accused by Mrs. Ed Reed, of Fifth nd Easton street, of having knocked he door of her house with an ax and threatening to kill her and her six Uildren. This was at one o'clock at light and she and her children sought and received protection from Jerry Springer, a neighbor Da Virce Is aid to have been drunk.

Mr. Reed rorks In St. Louis. James Calvey is in a critical con litioa at his home on the 7 and alia oad as the result of a blow on the lead from a base ball bat wielded by M. Metz a glassblower Sunday afternoon.

The trouble is said to have caused by Mr. Calvey running some boys out of his orchard, the rfetz bovs being among them. was arrested and will be given a hear- ng Tuesday morning. MAY HAVE FALb FESTIVAL IN ALTON. Maiirtger Sauvage ot the Temple Theater Planning to Bring ttas- kill-Munay Slitjjvs to A lion September.

Manager W. M. Sauvage, of Temple Theater, is planning to hold a big uiblee or fall carnival for Alton this year. He says that tbe Gaskill-Mundy Company may be engaged by Alton week beginning September 14. lie proposes holding a free street fair similar to those held In past years, klr.

Sauvage says that If ho does give the carnival he will not ask any organization to take hold of it, but will conduct It himself. The company will be In East St. Louis the week beginning September 7. Mr. Sauvage will first matte an investigation as to tbe advisability of bringing the company Alton and If be receives enough encouragement he will plan for a big II carnival.

Paul Malaria Tablets gi, buy them rather tbftn li rhMii renicrtiM. VAUL BHlJTHEBS TABIjKTrt cent good ttioro to iiiaka fitter i-emexUefl told fnr. TO Mirccl and folly cured you mint nic. I'nui ilros MRlftrlB For Ikie only nl PAUL BROS, Second and Henry Sts. N.

lt-nur InalwByi of a Itegl'tured I'lmrmnolnt. Wanted, for Kent, for SlMMt Straw Hat Weather. Just right for Straw Hats. Come and see what we can do for you. Prices Cut in Two.

H. SCHWEPPE, Wanted. ANTED -Immediately, ft girl at 1108 A Iby street, good girl tor general housework. Apply to Mrs. F.

A. Leonard, Seminary Upper Alton. For Kent. FOR 8-room house at once, Apply at 436 Eakt Elgth street. For Bale.

FOR 8ALE--Flve room house No. 1230 Hast Fifth street. Apply to Wm. Sountag. Lost.

LOST-A soldiers discharge and pension certificate in name ol George II. Pollard. Finder will please leave at this ofllce. Parasolsam) Mrelli LAMBS' PARASOLS, from $1.26 $1.20 1.66 1.08 2.36 4.19 II 1.60 2.00 2.60 4.00 6.00 Men's Umbrellas, 49c, 76c. $1 to $6.

76c $1 to 6 76c. H. J. BOWMAN'S, 104-106 West Third street 1 i (AH styles attd color 1 10c reduced from 41c 88c $1.20 1.05 A Few Hot Weather Specialties. Perfumes, Toilet Waters, Soaps, Talcum Powder, Tooth Pow er, Witch Hazel, Violet Ammonia.

Facial Creams for removing Tan, Freckles, Sunburn, at MARSH'S DRUG STORE ALTON BLUBS WIN FIRST PLACE in the Trolley League Series ot crowd at Part. It is estimated that 1700 or more people witnessed the ball game at Sportsman's Park Sunday afternoon between the Altjn Blues and the St, Louis Kerns, and there was wild cheering when tbe Blues took the game by the score of 5 to Z. Mike Woodlock, tho Blue's fast little shortflelder covered yards of territory, accepting thirteen difficult chances without the semblance of an error. From start to finish Weodlook's work at short was the feature of the game. Stamm and Sohlemm also played nicely for Altons, while Kelley, Zoelers, Talbot and McSweeney did the best work for the Kerns.

Frank Pears pitched for the Blues, and his work had much to do with the Alums' victory Sunday's victory places the Alton Blues in the firut place In the Trolley League. BOARD OF KEVIKW VISTJs ALTON NEXT WJKEk Win Hold session in CouncilOhamber to Interview Property-Owners August 11-13. CLEAN-UP SAL On Ladies', Misses' and Children's Summer Undeiwear, Lace Hose. LADIES' 60o Drop Stitch ana Lace 25o 19c 16o lie 60c Sllkalisle 36c extra Bice VetU 29c 30e SlIkaliBle Vests 20c 25obleaclied and unbleached VtsUlDo 20o 15c 15o He lOo Bleached 8c lOo Unbleached Vests 7c 60 4c 26o knee and ankle length lOc MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S lOo Lace Hose, per pair 15o lie 26o iec CHILDRENS" 60 Garments 80 lOo Q.rments 74C 13o Qarments 9e 18o Garments 12o 20o Garments 14e' 26o Garments 190 F. LEHNE, Phone, Main 847 113 West Third street.

Summer collars, two for a quarter Brueggeman's, Third and Plasa. Fire Clay Blocks Arriye. The stoneware for the rebuilding of No. 3 furnace at the glass works arrived in Alton this noon and work of setting In place will be started at once. Tae old furnace has been torn out und Is In readiness to make No.

a continuous tank furnace. Tbe only furnaces at tbe glass WOIMS remaining uncompleted are furnaces Nos. 2, 0 aad 12 They will be inisbed this week. It was said today jy an oili-jer of the Illinois Glasp Company that no decision has been made-as to what furnaces will be started first or how many will start up the first Monday In September. Permission is given to start August 12 this year, if desired.

Notice to Ooutractoi's. Scaled bids will bo received up to 2 p. Aug. 11, for the erection of a brick laundry building fur Mr. E.

M. Gaddls. Flans and specifications at the ofllce of Pfeiffenberger Son, architects. The rlgnt to reject any and all bids is reserved. Child Drank uaHOllno.

Mvrtle, the 2 year old child of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Dovirce drank some gasoline this morning at the family home on Easton street between Fifth and Sixth streets. The child became very 111 after drinking the fluid and when the mother gave It water to drink afterward to afford relief tbe child was almost drowned. Dr.

Enos attended the child and succodod In reviving It. It was said this afternoon tbe child was out of danger. Huntley Palmer's The Madison County Board of Review will hold three sessions In Alton next week, beginning Tuesday and closing-Thursday evening. The time for tiling objections to the assessments reported by the assessors in the various townships passed last Tuesday, and no more complaints will be received. The Board of Review has many complaints which will be considered and will act Independently in revising other assessments tnat may be considered too low.

Every property-owner whose assessment is unsatisfactory to himself and who has filed a complaint may have his case considered next week by the Board of Review in the City Council chamber. The New Ticket Agent. Hugh Hardy, treasurer of the Big Foairfreight bouse has accepted the pobltion of ticket agent vice M. T. Whitenack, resigned, but he will not be checked in until Friday.

Until then George Hamilton's familiar face and figure will be seen In the Big Four ticket ofllce about train times. Mr. Hamilton is leadlnglthe strenuous life and will attend to the duties of both ticket and freight offices this week. Mr. Hardy the new agent has been here sometime and is a popular social favorite as well as a growing railroad roan.

He will make an excellent and occomodatlng ticket agent. Will begin Investigation. The council committee consisting of Alderman Leesner, Fitzgerald and Chairman Giberson will start this evening making the proposed investigation of municipal affairs. The first witnesses to be examined will be the former comptrollers, Hartmann, Sparks, this evening. Tomorrow other witnesses will be sent for and tbo Investigation will be carried on steadily.

STBAY SCRAPS. "My pet bear" is the way an East End woman refers to her husband, Must have hugging ability. Appendicitis is getting to be SO common that it is more of a mark ot distinction to be run over by an automobile than it is to have one's vermiform appendix removed. It is all very well to get a good start In life or business, but the 8TAUT you get when some fool slips a piece of cold loo down your back may be altogether loo good. We know a North Alton young man who always selects as a partner for au evening promenade a young lady wearing an ray shirt she attracts all the mosquitoes.

Another admirable trait about a dog Is that he always acts like a dog. There Is never any pretense of being something else and he never fawns upon a person he despises. A dog is DO hypocrite for "money," place, favor or good will. Celebrated Imported ENGLISH CAKES, ALBERT, ALGERIA, UNIVERSITY, DINNER, BREAKFAST, PHILLIPINE, THIN. For Sale Only by J.

H. BAUMAN'S. No. 400 Bella Streat. 181 Notice.

Estate ot John H. Karel, deceased. The undersigned, executrix ot the estate of John H. Earel, deceased, hereby notifies all persons having claims against, or indebted to, sala estate to call upon her attorney, Wm. P.

Boynton, and make Immediate settlement of same, as all accounts have been placed in his hands. Res ectfully, 'MARY H. KAREL, Executrix. Dated, August 9,1903. For high grade domestto coal go to the Dorsey Fuel and get a load of Glllesple or St.

Bernard. Mothers lose lose their dread for "that terrible second summer" when they have Dr. Fowlers Extract of Wild Strawberry in the bouse. Nature's specific for summer complaints of everysort. See H.

G. M'Pike's list of lots. M. Hahoney, Insurance, real estate money to loan. Ordinary household accidents have no terrors when there's a bottle of Dr.

Thomas' Electric Oil in the medicine chest. Heals burns, cuts, bruises, sprains. Instant relief. Fall Men 1 Furnishings in every variety at Mo'itz's. OUR MALA1UA White Ribbon Store JOS.

RAIN SONS Norta Alton. Fhonu: Bell 8271 NEW IDEA PATTERNS. MILLINERY AND NOTIONS. Gent's Furnishing Goods, Boys' Suits, GROCERIES, r-KEI), FUEL, EOT. ADMJNISTATOHS' NOTICE.

Estate of Bmlle Ducomruon, deceased. Tbe iindei'Hlgaed hnvlzig tieon uppolntefl Admlnlntratorwltli will unnexed or tlie estate of EM ILK 1JUOOMMUN, deceived, lute of the county of MiullBon nnd Mlute ui llilnolH, hereby give uoUoe tbiit they will appear before tliw 1'ountj rourt ot Mudlxon ooii i ty, li: UieBIUito' JillmilH. at tbe Court Houhe lu Hiocliy ol KiUvar mville, in Bulrt tu'tuber to in tutreof, on the flrbt duy Uctobe uc-ct, ai wulcb, time ull periouH having claims uald estate iiotlllou und rcifiicutcd to Ht tend for tht puipone of luiviitti ad- Justed. All Indetilwl tuwild entata are requeotvd to niuko Imiaoilwto payment to tue uudet Dated thm U7tl. day ol July A.

1903. CUAKJjKS AdmlulHtrulor with will annexed. FALL AND WINTER 1903. Men's Tailoring. Suits and Overcoats, 320 to $45.

Troupers, to $10.00. LadiesV.Tailoring. Suits to $76. Skirts $7 to $35. We also make Gapes, Cloaks and Jackets.

BKLLS WHY? Became tbey tbey are economical, Only a box. Deoauie your money back If tbey fall lo beneflt you of THY OUB Blood Liver Pille, 25cts. AT WVSS' 2 Reliable Drugstores 2 For Sale or Rent. and C.CLIFFORD Dealer 1'roduoer of STONE, In every lorm. Only orunlior on C.

A. Ky I8lh aud Knnlon TKI EI'IIOS'KS: Oftlco-Holl, 7il; Klnl oil, W. Henldenca HuU, 7.K. FOR SALE Soverwl now holism, i mouth; $ofiO o-icli Impiovuil V) iK'io furm i i for iVltuu; vory WM. WILSON, City JUiiH HulUlliiK.

Alton. 111. (Summer KxuurHliiu lUinulo Denver. Col' oruil'iHorluijH, I'lionlo, "nit l.uka(;it>.UIuii< WOOd HprlUM, JJWKIWO'Mli ueut'oflN, m. I'uul mill twyuiij dully.

UoiafMltrrn 1'Jxoui'nlunii A me 4 tt'il IX, Henl land IS "ue wuy Uolouifl ralM to Jienvor, nmorttil i I'uoDIo utod vurloiu ollior weuloru iwiuU 4 Ji autt IB. Very low ritUw. Uolng North-No 47.0:67aHU.