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Americans Attacked by a Largo
Forco at Oalulet.
TWO MEN KILLED AT ANGELES.
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Iuniiranntn Aro Gaining Stronirtli
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Manila, Auir. 17. Tho Twelfth In
fantry left Calulct at sunrlso today and
advanced up tho railway. Captain
Evans' battnllon deployed to tho right
of the track and Captain Woods' to tho
left. Tho companies remained on tho
trade with tho artillery.
Tho Insurgents were found well In
trenched in front of tho town, tho
trenches havlne been dug within a
few days and slnco tho occupation of
Calulot.
At a dlstanco of 1.600 yards the Fili
pinos opened flro. Their forco was e'st-
mated by Colonel Smith nt 1.G00. al
though tho residents aftorwnrd said It
exceeded those figures by a 1,000.
Tho enemy sent heavy volloys
ngalnst thd wholo American line. Most
of their shooting, as usual, was .high,
uut tney concentrated their heaviest
Are down the track upon tho artillery.
Colonel Smith kept the wholo lino
moving rapidly, with freauent ruslies.
Tho Insurgents attempted to Hang Cap
tain uvans and thereforo two com
panies were sent to the right and drovo
them hack.
Unable to stand our continuous vol
leys tho Filipinos abandoned tho tren
ches and retreated through the town
northward. It appears that they had
only received their supply of ammuni
tion this morning. Had they been at
tacked sooner they could have made
little resistance.
Tho Intense' heat caused much suf
fering among tho Americans.
A reporter of tho Manila Times, who
was accompanying Colonel Smith, was
shot In the head, probably fatally. One
American bfilcor received a slight
wound In tho face.
Lieutenant Howland, of General
Whcaton's staff, who knew tho country
thoroughly, as tho result of roconnols
sances and who assisted In directing
tho movement, received a volley while
riding across a field close to the
trenches, but he escaped unharmed.
Major Klrkman, on entering Santa
Maria and. Depanay yesterday with a
reconnolterlng party,, learned that,
after tho fight with Qeneral PIo del
Pllar's men near Bustos, about 330 In
surgents retreated northward, carry
ing many wounded, Including five of
ficers, Tho Insurgents have been concen
trating for two days about Angeles. It
Is officially, announced that Colonel
Smith, with ten companies of the
Twelfth regiment, and two guns of
Battery E, of -the First artillery, un
der Lieutenant Kemley, this morning
attacked 2,500 strongly entrenched in
surgents at tho southern approach to
Angeles, and drove them back after n
sharp fight, the. American troops losing
two men killed and 12 wounded. Tho
Insurgent loss was estimated at 200
men.
About 200 Insurgents appeared this
morning In front of Dolores, a short
distance north of Porac, but they were
driven off by one company of tho
Twelfth regiment, under command of
Captain Anglum. One American was
wounded.
Arrivals and mall advices from
Negros and Cebu agree that tho In
surrection is gaining strength remark
ably In both those Islands, which had
hitherto been counted as the most
friendly In the archipelago and which
received with the greatest cordiality
Professor Schurman,- president of the
United States advisory commission for
the Philippines, at the time of1 his
memorable tour. Outbreaks are feared.
particularly in Cebu, where some of
tho leading men have gone over to the
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MFCS TRIAL GOES ON
Postponomont Doniod on Account
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AFFECTING S0BNB IN THD COURT,
Cfiritnln ttrorrus Vt Whan n Tocu
niont 1 Honrt Itcdoiiiitliia II Im flnr
rorliiKMon Dovll'n Wlnnd-New Cotin
l Sniniiiiiiieil,
IlcnnoB, Aug. 17. Immediately nfter
thowllnMm had entered the court
room yoBtpnlay morning. AlHltre De
mnnftp. couneel for Captain Dreyfug,
applied for nn ndjoiirnment on ac
toum of Maltre Ihorfs ahuence. Ma
jor Oarrlere, the government commU
Bary, nrose and opposed the application
In the moat vehement manner, with
Iho gestures. of a atump orator. Major
Carrlero dilated upon the fact that the
entire world was anxiously awnltlnc
decision, and upon tho necessity of
ending tho suspense.
The court retired for 20 minutes. On
Its return Colonel Jounst road a unani
mous decision of tho court rejecting
the nppllcotlon.
It Is understood that Maltro De
mango will today repent the applica
tion for an adjournment. In conse
quence of a hint thnt the covornment
comnilssnry. Major Carrlere, has re
ceived Instructions not to oppose It.
Tho feature of tho day's proceedings
was tho story of the suffcrlngu of Drey
fus on Devil's Islnnd, his prison off tho
coast of French Guiana. DreyfiiB wept
when the clerk road a document re
counting the dotatls of his Incarcera
tion. Deop drawn breaths of Indtgnn
Hon camo from the hearers as tho road
lng proceeded, and oven the cptnln of
gendarmes, sitting bosldo Dreyfus,
turned and uavo him a look of un
concealed compassion.
General Morcler, who, with M. Lo-
hon, was seated In the front row of the
witnesses' seats, listened to the read
ing of the report unmoved, while Col-
ohel Jonaust followed It with an air of
bored tolerance.
M. Lobon, tho former minister of
the colonies, a big, red bearded man,
testified In Justification of his Instruc
tions to treat Dreyfus rigorously, de
claring that tho extreme stringency
only dated from the time he thought
an attempt would bo made to rescue
tho prisoner. Colonel Jounst, president
of the court martial, asked Dreyfus If
ho had any questions to put to tho wit
ness, and ho replied In an emotional
voice: "No. I am hero to defend my
honor. I do not wish to speak of the
atrocious suffering which for flvo years
a Frenchman and an Innocent man suf
fered on tho lie du Diablo."
Tho next witness brought In was tho
widow of Colonol Henry, tho French
ofllrer who committed sulcldo after
confessing to forging certain docu-
monts. with pale faco and hand up
raised before the crucifix, she took the
oath to tell the truth. In an attltudo of
complacent expression, she gavo her
evidence, accompanying tho worda
with frequent gestures. Her evidence
however, w'as of Httlo weight.
General Itoget followed. His evi
dence was a vitriolic diatribe against
Dreyfus from beginning to end. Whllo
testifying he constantly turned to
wards tho prisoner to seo tho Impres
sion mado by his deposition, which was
virtually a speech for the prosecution.
If Roget was not speaking In good
faith, his statement was Infamously
wicked. But he mado a point. Major
Hartmann, who testified before the
court of cassation about the gun men
tioned In tho bordereau, said it bad
been tested In 18S0 nnd that every ono
knew nil about it In 1894. This Roget
denied and tho president of the court
martial, who is an artillery officer,
seemed to Indorse him. According to
Roget, the gun had been tested In
1891 only and spoken of In only ono
Journal, The Yacht, tho editor of which.
Captain Woyl, was then an Intlmato
friend of Esterhnzy. "Who was this
Woyl?" said Roget. "Ho was the uncle
by marrlago of Mathleu Dreyfus."
Colonel Jounust s manner had re
laxed on tho two previous days, but
when tho circumstance of Woyl mak
ing tho revelation about the gun was
mentioned It hardened Into the utmost
severity.
Colonel Jouaust, previously, askod
Droyfus If he wished to say anything,
and tho prisoner, who, during General
Romet's fulmlnatlon against him, sev
eral tlmos made a movement as if to
rise and retort, but was waved down
by Colonel Jouaust, aroso and cried
out:
"My Colonel: It is a frightful thine
that every day they tear out my heart
and soul without my being able to re
ply, It Is awful torture for an innocent
man and a loyal soldier. It Is a fright
ful thing frightful, frightful!"
The audience, profoundly stirred, be
gan to applaud, but the applause was,
quickly suppressed.
Maltro Mornard, who represented
Madame Dreyfus. In tho revision pro.
ceedtngs beforo tho court of cassation,
has been summoned to replace Maltrg
t-aborl until trio latter Is able to re
turn to his post, M, Mornard Is ex
pected to appear In court today. Ho Is
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Valparaiso, Aug. 17. Tho terrlflo
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Santiago do Chile a train fell Into a
river from a railway bridge and 5Q
persons were drowned. A house has
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occupants wore drownou,
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Capo Henry, Va., Aug. 17. Keeper
Pugb, ot Gull shoal life savin;; stat
tlon, North Carolina, reports tho
schooner Aaron Reppard wrecked three
mllea south of thnt station. The crew
consisted of eight persons of whom
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on the farm. Cuts, bruises, stings, spraius.
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I'arls, Aug. 17. M. Oner In has re
fusml to mirrendor on any terms and
says he will starve rather than capitu
late. It appears aa If the efforts of M.
Laslea to arrange for the capitula
tion of M. Giierln are likely to be
fruit leas, owing to the exceealve de
mands of the beteagured, who Insists
upon the right to leave his fortress
and proceed at leisure to the palace of
Justice, where he will surrender him
self. Owing to the excited condition
of the public mind the government re
fuses to permit this, aa It would un
doubtedly attract a great prooeaalon of
followers.
After further consultations with M.
Walderk-lloiisseau and other officials,
who declined to negotiate, M. Iasles
returned to M. Otierin's house, which
Is still surrounded by a crowd, al
though the street Is now barricaded to
prevent traffic It required ten min
utes to remove the beams from the
door.
After an hour's consultation M.
Lasles reappeared, exclaiming: "It ts
all over. These men are so Impressed
with the Idea of death that It Is Im
possible to do anything with them."
Effort will now be made to havo
their Socialist colleagues and tho
loadors of the Anti-Semite League call
upon M. Giierln and his comrades and
endeavor to persuade them to sur
render. Provisions were supplied to
M. Giierln from the scaffolding of a
neighboring house, but iwllce were af
terward stationed on the scaffold to
provent this being repeated.
M, Fabre, the magistrate who has
the mniter In hand, Is Bald to bo en
gaged vlth a heap of correspondence
the police have seized, sent by the
Duke of Orleans to his trusted repre
sentatives hero. The persons now In
custody on charge of being Involved In
the conspiracy, will be tried under tho
nrtlclos of the 'code which were put In
force against General Boulnnger.
Tho Droits Do L'Homme says a
locksmith named Donnet has been shot
In the abdomen by an unknown as
sailant, who saw him In a street and
called out:
"Ho looks llko ono of thoso dirty
Jows."
Tho man then fired nt tho locksmith
and escaped. Bonnet was taken to n
hospital., seriously, wounded.
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often they openly endorse them. Now aud
doctor, who has been t
iuc rye wiuicjts ui H f
remarkable cure hv tlie WVV
use of Dr. Pierce's rem
edies, feels it a duty to
tell what he knows.
Dr. Joseph Flke,
of ot Springs,
Marion Co., Kan.
sas. is such
man. He writes:
"X am utlng a
good many of
your medicines
lu my practice.
Ttn vfiari
ago I had a
patient who
was badly
affected with
scrofula. Iter
mouth and
throat were In aa
awful condition. and
thtre were tutnot on
the outside below
the jaws the siie of
a hen's gg. Other
doctors said It was
a fatal case. I felt
confident that none
of my remedies
would benefit her It
came to my mind
that Dr. Tierce's
Golden Medical
Discovery was reo
ommended for such
cases, to I went to
the drug store and bought one bottle and gave It
to her to use as directed. Five bottles cured her,
and she is well tolay."
For more than thirty years Dr. K. V.
Pierce, of Buffalo. N. Y., has enloved a far
larger practice than many physicians who
charge large fees for advice. Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery Is made without
alcohol, and Is a preparation based upon
his extended experience with disease. It
is s temperance medicine, pure and simple,
and without alcohol, whiskey, 6ttgar or
syrup to preserve its proptttles, keeps per
fectly in any climate for any length of time.
Others may Imitate the remedy; they can
not imitate Us cures. Let no one talk you
into using an imitation medicine as a sub
stitute for Dr. Pierce's. Sick people who
cannot visit Buffalo may consult Dr. Pierce
uy man. jie gives tree, tatuerly advice for
treating and curing disease of a chronic,
obstiuate and lingering nature. No charge
is made for such, consultation.
Philadelphia &
Readinq R'y.
Engines Burn Hard Coal Ho Smoke.
IN EFFECT JVl-V 1. 189S.
Trains leave Shenandoah aa follows I
For New York via Philadelphia, nitk rl.n.
2 10, 588, 7 87, 9 55 a. m., la 2, 8 09 and 09 p. m
Sundays, 2 10 a m.
For New York via Manch Chunk, week davs
7 87 a. m., 12 23 and 8 09 p. m.
For Heading and Philadelphia, week days.'
2 10, 5 83, 7 87. 55 a. m., 12 28, 8 09 and 8 09 p. m.
Sundays. 2 10 a m.
f or i-oitsvuie, wees aays, 2 10, 7 87, 9 55 a. m.
12 26. 8 09, 6 09 and 7 SO p. m. Sundays, 2 10 a m.
rur i.iuwuit.uuiBuituurufT, wees aays
10. 7 87. 9 53 a. m.. 11 "8. 8 0(5 n.l a M m
Sundays, 210 am.
For V llllatueport, Sunbury and Lewlsburg,
week days. 3 27, 11 82 a, m., 12 28, 7 80 p. m
Sundavs. 3 27 a m.
For Slahano Plane, weekdays, 2 10, 3 27, 5 SS.
7 87,9 65, 11 B2 a.m.. 12 25. 3 09. 6 09, 7 30, 9 54
For Ashland and Shamokln. week dri. a w.
141,1108. iu., u vot a w, out r -a ana iw p. in.
8undav. 8 27 a m.
ror tiaiumore, wasmngton and the west via
Terminal, I'hlladelphla. (P. & it. I) K.) at 8 20,
7 55.1128 a. m.. BIO and 7.27 n. i. Hnnilav.
a an, ( uu, it jo . m., a vs ana T 27 p. m. Addi
tional trains from Twenty-fourth and Cheat
nui strceta station, wees aays, iu au a. m. 12 20
i to a u p.m. ounaays, i K, a a p. m.
TRAINS FOR SHENANDOAH.
Leave New York via PhlladalnhU.
UKya. is 19. ou. t uu. 11 au a. m.. Anil lffl lu
900 n.m. '
ieave new roric via Maucb chunk, week
davs. I 80. 9 10 a. m 1 80. 4 40 n. m. '
Leave Philadelphia, Beading Terminal, week
uj a, i v, o o, iu n a. m. ana I Be, 4 05, a 84,
11 86 p.m.
Leave Reading, week days, 1ST, 7 CO, 1008,
a, .... , u, I II, u v,,
Leave Pottsvllle, week days. 7 17. 7 40 a. m.
w uu, w, Vt wy, u , w auu o ov p. III.
iave iwuiqua, weeK uays, a 18, 8 86, 1123
m.. u.,, i ii, t uv, i v p. m.
Leave Mahanoy City, week days, 8 45, 0 04
11 47 a. m., 2 22, 5 25, 6 24. 1 44, 10 08 p. m
Leave Mahanoy Plane, week days, 2 40, 4 00
SO. 923 10 23.12 00, a. m., 289, 5 86, 6 42 7 58
10 21 p m.
Leave Wllllamsport, week days, 7 42, 10 00 a
m.. 13 84 and 4 00, 11 80 p. m.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
Leave Philadelphia Chestnut street wharf and
Boum street wnaii lorAlianllo city.
Weekdava Eznreas. 8 011900.1043 m. Ian
3 00, 8 00, 18 40 sixty minute, 4 00, 4 80, 5 00 sixty
minute, A SO, 7 15, pm. Accomodation, 6 13 a
rn. 5 80. 630 li m. Hundava Kxnreas. 7 no. 8 DO.
8 30, 9 00, 10 CO am, 4 43, 7 15 pm. Accommoda
tion. 6 15 a m, 4 43 pin. 11.00 Excursion 7 00 a
ro uauy anu 7 ou Bunaays.
Leave Atlantla CItv Denoti Wej,kdvRT.
Creiw, 6 43 Mondays only, 7 00, 7 43, 7 50 from
Altloave. station only, 830, 9 00, 1015, 1100
a m, 3 80, 430, 530, 730, 930 pro. Accommo
dation, 4 23, 8 00 am, 3 50 p m. Sundays Ki
preas, 3 80, 4 00, 500, 600, 6 30. 7 o0, 7 30. 800.
.1 , 1 .. . I n . . ....
UINUIU, AIUIUJUIUUM UU. 1 1 .1 M III. . .u i nm
tl.00 Excunlon, weekdaya 6 OOp m, Sundays 6 10,
For Ocean City-Weekdaya-8 43, 9 15 ft m.
2 15. 4 13. 5 13 D ro. Sundavs 8 IV 9 13 m ij?
pro. ILOO excursion Thursday and.auaiy 700
For Cape May and Sea Isle CUy-Weekdaya-913am,230,415nm.
auudaya 843 a so 443
Dm. 11.00 excursion SundAva nnlv vni.m
Additional for Capo May Vjkdaya8 54
am. SundyatUau. "
Parlor Car On All Itnma trmlna.
Hor farther Information, apply to nearest
Philadelphia and Beadlnr lUllway ticket agent
I. A. BWKISAIin. HniA. T
aen'l Sapt., Gen'l Paas'r Xrl,,
Ill.ln. h1... t 1 U 1 1 . I.I. .T
fvjt ffii&:b-.''.v;. I
HI y
Theriirc-i:.d(oure$
Coughs,
Colas,
Grippe,
Whooping CouRh, Asthma,
uronohltla and Incipient
Consumption, la
(tERMAN REMEDY"
r.THEELG04HorthSIithSl
Frti
rtTin rmrmucaOnwi Rt.. PhflaiiflrM.
"CUBE GUARANTEED
totberhaaadpoorsIlkewhohiT been
ieri 'rr.1, Mi.fi sad tvinilled br self.
releaDdbirirture. KeuiUcr. I.o4t foti vxi od
Bhranlcn Orrtnt rrwd. liook, 7V V frtt
tipoatiifc qutrk and U"-trto Ilt frmtnli. fYti
cam cured in 4 to to dare. Trtitmcnt bt mtvLV
Thtt'awhy they enjoy their (jOFFlUS
Aar cTfrcer can tell you why cnitoBMr
kp comloj bt V for SCnX.IGS
f ft fsMkMfc 0
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
jyr M. HUKKK,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
n m 1. t. ,.n 1 ...
Centre streets, Rbenandoah.
T CLAUDK UrtOWK,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Omee: Cor. Centre nnd Whfta
to Justice Toomey's office.
pitOF. JOHN JONES,
MUSICAL INSTRUCTOR,
Lock Box 85, MahsnoyClty, Pa.
nTlnf- studied nnder some of the tn
matera lp Iindnn Knrt TW will 4 1 -
on the Tlolln, mandolin, eulur and toc1 cottar..
Terms reasonable. Addras In care of filronM.
.., icwvier nunnanaoio.
P
ennsylvania
RAILROAD.
BOntTYKILL DIVISION.
July 1, 18W.
Tf.(n-iatM1 fu..OI . ...
"" ioDUBiiaauoanBir lae BDOTt
Y'a( owiuti. iiBtnDarR. i&ematn.
PottMowu. Phoenlxvnie. Worrlstown inaPhfe
I Ph,l'!n( r;l,"re, " At 615 and 8 0S
Frfkr'1,e ,or Shenandoah a
7 86, 11 46 a. m. and 8 86, 7 86 p. m. Sundar.
II 01 a. m. and 5 85 p. ro. T"
,tuXTf,nI''?,t,lU'' ,or nandoah (vl FraeK
SS'JS. Vl? pm" 10' ' J 8anU"
T. In. I,.i., ., ... .
BhT.n.i i lIrou street sUt on), lor
HneAandoAhal 8 83 a. m., 4 10 d m wnrilln
8undy, lejkve at 6 50 ami 9 23 fcrn dT''
Imp. 1i.u..i.li.
Km Sunday. 6 50,' 9 23 a. to, and
iave uroad Street SUtlon, Phlladelphls.
FOB NEW YORK.
T . .
.'iIrur:"c?--uy. sao, 403.440. a maw
niw,i4i,a oo, 0 21, 1100. 11 43 km linn
noon, 12 33, (Limited ! 00 and 4 23 r?mf t
2 30,3 20, S.'o, 4 02. 5 OOr" 56, 6 00 Toi'i mL
oo. s is j "iff .wCio "ii "Jti xSr
02, 8 10, 10 00 p m, 12 01 night. 4
For Iloalsin w ihm.i.l,...".
and's id Tp; n"."' " U1 a"
d Catsklll Express IParlor ear, 11 00 a m wek.
i .08 n m wk.i7.J To37 m SatyY,on
Sun&ys stops at fnterlaken foT oihwy SA
4 05 Biid 8 ISO t. m. w
r a
m-rrVi"T'i'eiir,?n? Seranton, 810.
""t5?L lmbertTllle and
o Mount Pocono special, 103 p m Saturday,
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
.For Baltimore and Washington, 8 60.730 8R
u du, ii a ro, u uy i3 86, 1 12. 8 12. 4 41 l il
Congressional Um.,saFh 17. Mai 71
and 12 night wejtW' WsVl ST
912, 1123 a m, 1209, Ili 813. 4 41 I?ai iw?
KTeMlonal Llm., 5 84. Wp4 ml 3 UM
l&XhwtfD- Eprl209Ppm..nTi
ro,d.ly. itA"wiJr- Pre-aM and 6S
Nnrfntlr .. .1 .r , . .
.,j .n " rairm lunway for XfemDUM
and NewOrleAn5 34 pro dally. p
5; n"Ci-T." :."S,'" 'JiwV-. "1 P. m. dally.
r,i. wnarI follows t EW
" iurft,viu A m, (BO n M mmW
Istopaatlnterlakel. Tor Asbr? PaSl ?iS.m!
onW.uS.,";'" P m'saturdaS
a m and 4 CO pin wwkdlya, ' lu"enon 10
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Im.. Du.iI . . . . . . .
lTT' .. ,,mJI Bls,ll,i t i Xelawar rtvM,
brlJir-Expres. 4 55, 9 40 (80 mlrteal a ra 1 S
182 minute.1. 4 00 180 mlm il .".???
p. m. BundAT.. 4 53. oi SS"7''U"'
88 182 mlnutp.1. m Im ml..;..T "
Leave Market Street
830. m i m.nur). to 'S do
SMurday. only). WmlnuteAlsojVomftutt
3 00 (75 minutes), 8 80 (60 mlnuteaj. 1 00 in
!
U011DUM.L
;soUlS,,4f I IM mln?ti.t
0 30 IM minute! n. m. Nnnii... -nn ,iA
4 00 . 75 minute.) . TOVnutTTOi
irt Min..a i ., M r ' . .
OfPeMar. Anglese. Wild wovl. Holly
Reach-ExpriM ,00a ro. 280.403 100 mlnuUel.
rJ''t """days, 80 .a vii
euralon Xin. W.d."' lM '
rTraln?;:'8 80""-
FMrm"mfr!!.I'oln,.Irr,rr. 0 00,8 80,1000 s
m, (100 Saturdays only), 3 00.30QL4 OoVoCO 8 80
p m weekdava. Mun.l.V. nv, am'S'" j '.S
am, 4 80 pm. i.'wiiw
The Union Transfer Company will sail tar
and check baggage from hoteS and iUdenoeSl
I. B. llDTCUIKSOK. V I TO
Gen'l Manager. o'enM Pas'?r Agt
QRABOWSKY HOTEL,
n. UKABUW5KT, Prop.
BIS N. Centre St., PorUvllIe, Pa.'
I u-hl.v... ni.
A choice line of d
?CtDJ-
anoe Dr:
Aocommodatlons for travels
.mm
TuJa! Wi tltxWv iVeii
I ftajalaVDd auref avftcr f&i ina
nnnl nuinnlMrl aiiwkA La ail atiltu ttk MlU,
raiMuiai a liavs vmw nn iu u -