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Braemar Cruise ShipFred. Olsen Cruises
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"I had only been on large cruise ships before and did not know what to expect on Braemar. The cabin was clean, the staff very friendly and attentive and the food at dinner was terrific with many choices and excellent presentation.
The so called sea water pool had too much chlorine added at La Gomera and it caused rashes which put me off using it again.
My only disappointment was the lack of a disco. Whilst the main Braemar show team were superb ( especially the dancers ) the little band that played in the Coral lounge played and sang to taped backing music and did not adapt to guests needs. Just when people were beginning to boogie they played something unsuitable or went on a break - yet again ! The young guitarist was very good however.
A good cruise but aimed at older guests."
- Holiday details: Nov 2015, Booked Independently
- Advice: DISCO
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"My husband and I have just returned from our 2nd trip on board Braemar. We love this cruise ship and are on it again at the end of August.
Previous reviews have said guests are old. There is a mixture of ages on board from young children through 20s up to 80+. I am 40 and love it, the staff are attentive, helpful, friendly and really go out of their way for you. I have coeliac disease so cant eat wheat or gluten. Our waiter made sure my bread was waiting on my table for dinner and went through the menu with me every evening to help me chose meal that was suitable(of which most were). The ship is clean, the rooms are great, all the restaurants serve amazing food. Spa facilities are fantastic. Cant fault it."
- Holiday details: May 2015, Booked Independently
- Advice: you can be as relaxed or energetic as you want.
- Good For: , City Breaks
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"This is a dirty tired and dysfunctional ship. The cabin was tiny and the bathroom stunk of raw sewage every morning. The facilities for leaving the ship at the various ports of call were only geared to the passengers on excursions. We were told to get lost ans sit in the lounge until all the passengers on excursions disembarked by pass number and bus boarding card number. As most of the passengers were very old and infirm, this took forever (or so it seemed.We were robbed of the time Olsen advertised to see the sights, as we could not get off the boat. The transport to the various towns was useless. One shuttle bus only, doing a 40 minute round trip. At one port, La pallise for La Rochell, the shuttle bus only took you to the local bus stop and then you were left to your own devices. Pathetic. The food was bad and served in very small portions. The majority of the cruise was spent with the ship under lack-down because of an sickness outbreak. Olsen was adamant that the passengers had brought the virus on board, but we found out from "back to back" cruisers that the previous cruise on this dirty boat had been under lock down too. WE WOULD NOT HAVE BOARDED THE SHIP HAD WE KNOWN THIS. Our disgust was deepened by the fact that when we docked back at Dover, the ship immediately left for Harwich to take on another unsuspecting set of lambs to the slaughter for a cruise to Hamburg. Olsen should be closed down and prevented from operating until they provide clean and adequate facilities. We did not get what we paid for, and to top it all, the evening entertainment was utterly pathetic and geared to the over 90s."
- Holiday details: Mar 2015, Booked Independently
- Advice: Bring your own food, medical facilities and entertainment. Take a DVD player and a set of DVDs covering the ports of call as you won't see much if left to Olsen.
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"We have just returned from seven nights on board the Fred Olsen ship Braemar. What more can I say other than FANTASTIC. The ship, Staff, Food, and Norway. The best holiday of my life. Thank you Fred Olsen."
- Holiday details: Aug 2014, Booked Independently
- Good For: , City Breaks
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"Extremely dissappointed. The Braemar left Dover five hours late and missed the opportunity to dock in Ostend at slackwater. The captain said it was due to the wind and strong tidal currents caused by the moon! It seems the ship cannot handle winds of force five which are common in the English channel.Does the captain have up to date tide tables ? He also failed miserably to dock at Zeebrugge and organise alternative transport.
Had we arrived at our designated Port of call, I would have put up with the other shortcomings ie smell of sewage, bad service from our waiter, noise in the cabin,and noise in the restaurant caused by unwelcome low frequency music. On the plus side the food was good. Overall, I would not go with Olsen again."
- Holiday details: May 2012, booked with WTH
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"lovely ship, very clean, food excellent, lovely staff but not for anyone under 65 years old. my self and my husband are between 45 and 50 and found it very boring as there was not alot to do while at sea, it was more like a floating nursing home. we had a port cancelled due to somebody being taken ill and ship had to turn back to get passenger off so put us behind our schedule which meant a 5th day at sea so felt that it was too much.
would not recommend it to anyone who does not like ballroom dancing, sitting around reading all day or for young families. would not cruise on the ship again"
- Holiday details: Apr 2009, Booked Independently
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" my sister and i booked the breamar for the 3rd time. we had been on it 3 years previous. we have been on the queen mary2 and arcadia but as we had enjoyed the braemar the last two times we thought we would try it again. i must say there is a great improvement in the entertainment on the ship.we had 2 shows to go to every night and as we love dancing the hosts were very good (james and graham).also michael and judy (who were fantastic ) the new alterations are lovely especially the MORNING LIGHT ROOM AND THE OBSERVATORY. THE one thing i thought should have been improved was the space in the cabin. the beds are very narrow and also the shower would need some improvement. but all in all it was a very enjoyable holiday with very attentive staff.
- Holiday details: Jan 2009, booked with reader offer
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"We have just returned from the cruise Cuban Delights. We cannot express enough how much we enjoyed this cruise. Nothing was too much trouble. It was really perfect, the only down side was the awful Monarch flights for such a long journey we were packed in like sardines and this really spoilt a perfect cruise. None the less we are looking forward to being on the refurbished Braemar next year next June."
- Holiday details: Apr 2008, Braemar Cruise Ship Cuban Delights, booked with Local travel agent
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"This was a fantastic Christmas cruise. Fred Olsen could not do enough for guests.
They made a big effort to make Christmas and New Year special. The food was superb. We ate in the Thistle Restaurant which was the more formal of the two but the Palm Cafe always had starched table cloths and was preferred by those who like to eat informally.
We liked it so much we booked onboard for next year."
- Holiday details: Dec 2008, Calypso Christmas, Booked Independently
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"This was our 3rd cruise on the Braemar and so we had high hopes for a pleasant and enjoyable cruise.
However we did have a couple of problems starting with the miserable flight out from Manchester to Barbados with Monarch Airlines.
Even though we paid for the Premium seating the aircraft is obviously old with no modern video screens etc (these are individually provided to premium passengers as a separate unit).
Two of the toilets packed up within 5 minutes of taking off causing long queues throughout the flight.
If I did a fly/cruise with Fred Olsen again, I would make my own travel arrangements as the so called Premium is not the same standard as other airlines by a long way.
As for the ship it was fine but starting to look tired and in need of a refit.
One of the ports of call was changed at short notice which prevented a tour we were looking forward to.
The 2 Jacuzzis onboard were closed down for 5 days supposedly for maintenance, and I was sick for 3 days with tummy trouble. Plus it cost me £117 to consult the doctor!.
So after 2 previously happy cruises, this one was not so good and we had intended to book another whilst inboard but decided against it and are now considering other options."
- Holiday details: Feb 2007, BM165, booked with Co-op
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After going to sentosa, we had a great meal. Dish served is of quality and service is good as well. We are planning to go over to sentosa and most likely may dine in there if we are near the area. Recommend to all.
This is one restaurant I went that has really bad waiter attitude. I mean he does his work but does so in such a disgruntled manner that it was a discomfort for all. The entire table of 15 guests all took turns looking at him but he simply kept on passing unnecessary remarks - the type of remarks spoken to himself, done without eye contact but meant for everyone to hear them. Well, The food is good and cheap for a touristy location, but I wouldn't go back and waste my money on such bad service.
It was a hot and sweltering day at Sentosa and I needed a nice air-conditioned place for lunch.
My colleague and I had a heavy breakfast and so we decided to order an appetiser and a main dish and share.
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- Grilled Chicken Chop Salad: $19. This was a nice salad. It had mixed greens, topped with thinly sliced chicken and topped with crushed pecan nuts, cheese and tossed in homemade vinegrette and tangy BBQ sauce. I like the finely sliced chicken pieces and the pecan nuts. The slightly spicy hot sauce also gave a nice touch to the salad. Portion is big and definitely good to share by two people. I don't usually eat salads, but this was a unique salad and I will order this again. Try it!
- Smoked Beef Brisket Sandwich: $23. This was really good. Its slow-cooked beef brisket topped with hickory BBQ sauce and crispy thin sliced onions on grilled sourdough bread. Its quite a handful to hold, and best eaten with your hands. The portion of fries was also generous. The side of coleslaw and ranch beans in tomato sauce was home-made and tasty. Highly recommended!
I also had the Iced Lemon Tea, which was refreshing and the server didn't add lots of ice and thus it wasn't diluted.
The restaurant also has a daily set lunch at $15. The menu changes daily and is good value for money. I will come and try that one day.
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Comparing this outlet versus the one at Cuscaden (read here), I'd rather much prefer this place. It seemed cosier perhaps because it is smaller, and the way the stage is positioned to the audience. Cuscaden's is more like a concert stage, whereas you can get a close-up of the band playing at Sentosa's. The staff are extremely friendly too, perhaps because it's a more touristy area. The burgers are quite average at both places though. Although this time we tried their Mushroom & Swiss Burger ($27), the meat was not really marinated like the previous time we had. Smothered With SautÈed Mushrooms And Swiss Cheese, Topped With Crisp Lettuce, Vine-ripened Tomato And Red Onion. It just didn't taste as delicious as a few years back. Perhaps they'll be relegated as just legends... Nonetheless, the Famous Fajitas (with Grilled Chicken) ($28) did not fail. There were 4 pieces of soft and warm tortillas in a paper bag, together with rich sour cream in a metal bowl, and ample scoops of cheese, fresh guacamole and veggies. Came separately on a hot plate was their sizzling Grilled Chicken atop capsicuns and onions. You get to choose beef, chicken or combo ($32). It's quite a hands-on dish, i.e. you have to wrap the chicken and wrap like a Popiah yourself, but I felt it was just nice, not too messy if you don't get greedy stuffing too much ingredients into your tortilla. Plus, it seems much less "sinful" than the 10 oz. burger and fries. If you think Chilis do their Fajitas well, then check out Hard Rock Cafe's. This is as good too. Mushroom & Swiss Burger ($27) Smothered With SautÈed Mushrooms And Swiss Cheese, Topped With Crisp Lettuce, Vine-ripened Tomato And Red Onion. Famous Fajitas (with Grilled Chicken) ($28) Choice of grilled chicken or beef served with pico de gallo (aka Salsa Fresca, a fresh, uncooked salad made from chopped tomato, onion, coriander leaves, fresh serranos), Montery Jack and Cheddar cheese, fresh guacamole, sour cream and warm tortillas For a complete review, click here! Read here for Cuscaden outlet's review.
{Visit lazyfoodies.com for a full review with pictures} An American classic diner where food portions are so huge (for us Asians) that we can totally devour them in fat kid style. Hickory BBQ Bacon Cheeseburger Thick full beef burger with homemade Hickory BBQ sauce, caramelized onions, crisp seasoned bacon and melted Cheddar cheese. It's a yummy mess.

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David Herbert Donald, a Pulitzer Prize-winning historian of the Civil War and American South whose expertise on Abraham Lincoln brought him a wide general audience and reverence from his peers, died May 17. He was 88.
Mr. Donald, who lived in Lincoln, Mass., Wellfleet, Mass., and Key West, Fla., died of heart failure at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston while awaiting heart surgery, said his wife of 54 years, Aida.
A professor emeritus at Harvard University, Mr. Donald won Pulitzers for biographies of abolitionist Charles Sumner and novelist Thomas Wolfe. But his books on Lincoln became his legacy. Presidents from John F. Kennedy to the first George Bush summoned him for lectures, and fellow scholars acknowledged his prominence, especially as Lincoln's bicentennial was celebrated this year.
Mr. Donald, a native of Mississippi, first made his mark with "Lincoln's Herndon" (1948), a study of Lincoln's law partner and early biographer, William Henry Herndon. He went on to write and edit numerous histories of the Civil War, which were praised as much for their narrative vigor and elegance of style as for their insights into the period.
"Charles Sumner and the Coming of the Civil War" (1960), the first volume in his magisterial biography of Sumner, won the Pulitzer Prize for biography in 1961. "Charles Sumner and the Rights of Man" followed in 1970. Mr. Donald made the case for Sumner, often dismissed as a seething radical and crank, as an authoritative moral voice on the issue of rights for black Americans, more often right than wrong, and well out in front of his party and its leader, Lincoln.
Mr. Donald won his second Pulitzer, in 1988, for "Look Homeward: A Life of Thomas Wolfe" (1987). He had been infatuated by the novelist since adolescence, certain, he wrote, "that Thomas Wolfe had told my life story." Cool reassessment forced him to admit that Wolfe "wrote more bad prose than any other writer I can think of," but drawing on a mass of letters, diaries and manuscripts, he developed a compelling portrait of Wolfe as an idiosyncratic genius consumed with his self-imposed mission to become "the bard of America," in Mr. Donald's phrase.
After his first Lincoln book in the late 1940s, Mr. Donald kept at it for more than 50 years, going back on repeated vows to move on to another subject. Mr. Donald's reputation grew throughout the next few decades as he carefully picked apart the Lincoln myths dear to poets, dreamers and politicians. In such classic essays as "Getting Right With Lincoln" and "The Folklore Lincoln," he noted Lincoln's transformation from laughing stock to saint upon his assassination and the efforts of both Democrats and Republicans to claim him for their parties.
In 1995, he published "Lincoln," a single-volume biography of the president that became very popular. In "Lincoln Reconsidered: Essays on the Civil War Era" (1956), Mr. Donald caused a stir by presenting his subject unsentimentally, as "an astute and dexterous operator of the political machine." In "Lincoln," a similarly demythicizing exercise, he tried to elucidate the life by presenting events and decisions from the inside out, as Lincoln saw them.
"It is the most balanced of the biographies out there," historian Eric Foner said recently. "It is not a work of hero worship, nor does it have a prosecutorial brief. He presents Lincoln as a rather passive figure, not at all in charge of the forces raging around him, which is quite accurate."
Mr. Donald was born in Goodman, Miss., where his father was a farmer and his mother a teacher. After graduating from Millsaps College in Jackson, he earned a master's degree in history from the University of Illinois in 1942 and a doctorate in 1946, studying under the eminent Civil War scholar James G. Randall.


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University of Central Oklahoma plans Earth Day activities
EDMOND — What is thought to be the longest-running Earth Day event in Oklahoma is scheduled April 16-18 at the University of Central Oklahoma.
Tim Tillman, sustainability coordinator, and the Earth Day Committee are planning events such as a fair scheduled for 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. April 17 along Broncho Lake.
Food will be provided by local restaurants, and arts and crafts such as "make your own trail mix bars" will be offered. Earth Day T-shirts will be for sale.
Heifer International, the Association of Central Oklahoma Governments Clean Air Committee, the Oklahoma Project Wild, Department of Environmental Quality, Sustainable Oklahoma City and other groups will be in attendance with information about environmental awareness.
Student groups will offer information about smoking cessation, litter prevention and trash pickup.
UCO's Bum-A-Bike will invite participants for snacks to celebrate the success of the program, which recently celebrated its fifth year. Mechanic Bill Harpster, of UCO's bike shop, Cycology, will do on-site bike repairs and tuneups, Tillman said.
April 16 is Park-ing Day.
"We're going to take about 20 spaces out in the visitor lot and convert them to actual parks so people can roll out their turf and have their lawn chairs and their coolers and umbrellas, sandboxes, and yeah, for the day the park-ing space is now a park," Tillman said.
Biology professor David Bass, former chair of the Earth Day Committee, began an Earth Day program in 1985 to raise environmental awareness.
"The biology club decided to make the campus aware of the environment by setting up a table during Earth week, the week of Earth Day, where they sold plants and just simply asked for people to donate money, which they in turn would donate to a local environmental group," Bass said.
They did that for several years, and in 1991 it became a campuswide event, he said.
Tillman took over this year as committee chairman.
"He enthusiastically accepted the opportunity to run the program," Bass said. "I felt really good. I was handing it off to somebody I knew would take care of it."
The idea for Bum-A-Bike came in late 2007 when Tillman was visiting Flatire Burgers.
"The manager was complaining because a lot of his employees were students, and what would happen is they'd be late for work because either they didn't want to move their car out of their housing spot and lose their space or they were driving a junker and it broke down, so there was just a constant issue with getting his employees to work," Tillman said.
"And he said, 'Man, if I could just give them all bicycles.'"
The result was Bum-A-Bike, a program where UCO students, staff and faculty can check out a bike for a two-week period to ride on campus.
At the end of the two weeks, if they want to continue the rental, they can do so if there is not a waiting list.
Meanwhile, in the course of getting Bum-A-Bike up and running, the sustainability coordinator position was vacant for about a year and a half.
"They asked me if I wanted it because it fits in very well with public transit, pedestrian, bicycle issues, all these things are a part of sustainability, so here I am," he said.


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Musée gaumais
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Im a little confused so maybe someone can help me out here. The summary for this movie explains Phantom is about a Soviet submarine and its crew at the brink of starting, what Im assuming to be, a nuclear war. Thats all well and good. My confusion is the Russian part. At no point during this trailer, or maybe once, barely, did I hear anything close to resembling a Russian accent. In fact, no effort at all was made make anything sound Ruski at all. Thinking Id been misinformed I then read the names of the characters in the film which inlude: Demi, Bruni, Markov, Pavlov, Tyrtov, and Bavenod. Not exactly the kind of names thatd appear on an American submarine roster. But theres Ed Harris and David Duchnovy just sounding all red, white and blue while rocking everything Russian but a Ushanka. Which is all to tell me one thing: they didnt even try with this flick.
Or maybe they did try and just felt no one would want to listen to Boris and Natasha drone on and on about the end of the world, so the Hollywood powers just think, F@#$ it, just make them sound however. Weve got Harris and Duchovny on the hook. Get this thing to print pronto. I searched and searched and for an explanation on this, trying to find an interview explaining the discrepancy. But much like the submarine hiding in the bottom of the sea, info on this movie is scarce to the point of non-existent. Another terrible sign.
Directed by Todd Robinson (Lonely Hearts-48% Quick note: just look at the films cast, its star-studded and completely forgettable), Phantom seems to be one of those movies that comes out and then is immediately forgotten. Kind of like Robinsons other work. The Rotten Watch for Phantom is
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These essays comprise about half the ones I would like to have seen reprinted. However, they are a generous selection. What they may not fully reveal is the extent of my interest in the uniform-wearing Americans, professional and amateur, of the nineteenth century; in the evolution of the presidency; in certain cultural-literary-intellectual issues (touched upon most accessibly in the 4th, 1986 edition of my Penguin Literature of the United States, which Einaudi has brought out in a felicitous new translation [ 1990] by Massimo Bacigalupo and others); and in a quantity of material, still awaiting final form, on the history of the idea of private property in America. Otherwise I feel well represented, and am beholden to Greenwood Press for not grumbling at the largeness of the manuscript, as well as to the Greenwood series editor, Robert H. Walker, having first met him in Laramie, Wyoming, in 1958, when the United States and ourselves all seemed much younger.
Over such a span of time I have incurred hundred of debts, personal and institutional. I ask my innumerable benefactors will take the gratitude as read. Apart from Phyllis Palmer, to whom the book is dedicated, I must also pay special tribute to Nan Thompson Ernst. Without her editorial talents and sustaining good sense, In Search of America would have remained a jumble of papers, lacking order, bibliography or index.


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A man is fighting for his life after he was involved in a fight over $0.75 cents!
T oledo police were called to the Toledo Rescue Mission after 5:30 pm Saturday evening.
W hen police arrived they found the victim Joseph Myers unconscious on the basement floor.
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Issue date: Monday, January 8, 1912
Pages available: 12
Previous edition: Saturday, January 6, 1912
Next edition: Tuesday, January 9, 1912
Publication name: Athens Daily Messenger
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Athens Daily Messenger, The (Newspaper) - January 8, 1912, Athens, Ohio Kpt many want ads in this pap-ir nowadays are of mere- ly general good many will come "close home" to you. 44444 44444 WEATHER INDICATIONS. bly T nge e THE HOME PAPER OF ATHENS AND ATHENS COUNTY, OHIO. Snow tonight and probably A Ttif-sday: not much change in temperature. VOL 35 ATHENS, OHIO. MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 6, 1912 PRICE TWO CENTS ALL READY TOR DROPOMJAVfl Ohio's Gonstfytjonai Conven- tion Opens Tomorrow FOURTH IN STATE'S HISTORY Four Big Questions, Including Initia- tive and Referendum, Will Occupy Most of Debates' and Warm Predicted by Those Conversant With Situation. Judge Dwyer of Dayton, Owing to Will Preside at Opening. Columbus. O., .Inn Den- nis D'vyer of Dayton, who by virtue or his age will be temporary presid- ing officer of the Ohio constitutional convention, will call the first session order at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning in the hall of the house of representatives. The Green bill, au- thorizing the convention, provides that the oldest delegate elected is to act as temporary presiding officer, and.as Judge Dwyer is S3 years old, tlie .yinor therefore fails to him. After Oe delegates have presented tlieir credentials, the first business o convention will be the selec- tion of a president and other officers. For the presidency Rev. Herbert S. Bigelow of Cincinnati, Judge Caleb II. Morris of Marion and D. F. Ander- son of Youngstawn are leading can- didates, with Professor George AV. Knight of Columbus mentioned as a dark horse. Candidates Numerous. 'The selection of secretary, the posh ion "paying the highest salary in the convention, will be made from outside the convention membership. Candidates' are Former State Li- brarian Charles B. Galbreath of Co- lumbus.' Former State Senator Bd- Gillette of. Fan-field county and' AV. S, Pollock and jfalloran D. Banks of Cleveland. That the convention will be in ses- sion at least four months is the opinion of those who have the problems that will come up for consideration. A quarter of a thousand men will take part in the performances, these 119 be delegates, some or more will be clerks, stenogra- phers., officers, doorkeepers and call boys, while the rest will represent, in one rapacity or another. This is the fourth of Ohio's consti- tutional conventions. The-fi-'st was held at Chillicothe in 1902 and its work. Ohio's first constitution, was adopted Nov. 20 of that year. The second convention was in Columbus and Cincinnati, in iSol. us work ratified by a popular vote .Tune IT of that year, by a majority of 16.2SS. The third convention was in Columbus and Cincinnati. ;n and 1J-74. first two had some- Thing to show for their work, but the third, after entailing an expense of more than saw its work re- jected by the voters. It is the result of the labors of the convention of 1851 that is still the supreme law of the state- One of the big questions to be fought out before the contention settles down to the work of drafting a new constitution is the manner in which the committees be the members shall he selected by the presiding officer or by a committee on committees picked by the delegates themselves. Among the questions which are to come before the convention, four stand out pre-eminently as certain to engage the attention of t'le dele- gates. First conies the initiative and ref- erendum. About this the fights of the session arc expected to wage the hottest longest. The consensus of opiwfen is that the final proposi- tion will provide S per cent to secure a referendum vote. 10 per cent to initiate a law and 12 per cent to se- cure s vote on a constitutional amendment. Ii) this connection the farmer delegates and those from the smaller communties are expected to make strtogent demands for con- stitutional provisions requiring that these percentages be distributed over a majority of the counties of the state ta prevent the domination of rural communities by the large titles.' Classification of Property. Second of the propositions which nr.doubtedly .will be subrmtte-J is the classification of property for taxa- tube. AAThat form the classification -will take or whether it will take any form other than to give authority to he legislature to pass classifying laws ir a thing which no one wiii venture to predict, but that Hie.ques- tion vill he submitted to tha voters In one form or another seems quite certain. The risht of the state to license the liouo.- traffic is the third which they say will so to vote, while the fourth is the right if wom- en to vote. Like almost cneiv other question which will come thf convention, these four question? liaxt- been before every constitutional con- vention and almost ic the historv of Ameiica. Toledo Veteran Dies. Toledo, O.. Jan. Former I'ost- master Patrick Uowling. 71. y eran of the chil war, died .it his home m this city. Camain Dowhn? was collector of internal rc.euut- :a New York back in the seventies and was for a number of mem- ber of the board ot manager of ihe Xenia home tor soldiers' and "ailors orpbai-s. COUNCIL TO mm ON nsma Contest and Protest Will Adjudicated This Evening Clljf FEDERATION 10 tt ORGANIZED Club Women Preparing for State Meet Here in October The first meeting of the Pa.lb.is club for was hold Saturday at the Did You Know This? .j. ___ XOL main- tluit on election dai. when an- he me of Mrs ris The club was, favored be At the adjourned sermon 01 council this evening two important matters that vitally concern the membership of the new body of city fathers will be decided, viz: a pretest to the seat of C. E. Starr, of the third ward, and a contest to the election of M. J_. Bowers, of the second ward. The meeting this evening will begin at 1 o'clock. At the first meeting of the new council the contest to the election of Air. Bowers and the protest to the seating of Mr, Starr were filed by .1. L. Phillips and John Cook, respec- Mr. Phillips claims that he was legally elected through a vote which was not counted because it was placed in the wrong ballot box and that this would have otherwise prevented the tie vote for councilman in the third tic which v.as decided in favor of Air. Bowers, by the winning of a coin-toss. Mr. Cook claims that Mr. Starr is the postmaster at The Plains and for that reason is not a resident of this city, and therefore can not be a coun- cilman for any ward. Both sides in both controversies will be present at council meting this evening with witnesses and attorneys and the session be an unusually interesting one. Springfield i-aqtory Burns. Springfield, O.. Jan. S. Fire de- stroyed the Sterling company's ware- house and the shop of the electrical construction supply company, entail- ing a loss of It is believed the fire started from an overheated stove in the shop. C. Hopkins on i auo selections by little Miss liachacl Hopkins, daughter of the hostess The sketch on "The Pantheon" that) Monfort was to have given, was its place was substituted a. delayed paper by E Moore, on 'The Capitoline Museum A paper on "A A'isit to Tripoli and Hadrian's Villa" was made very in- teresting by Mrs. C. S. McDougall. Mrs. Pierce a comprehensive review of "The Maible Faun" that fit- ted well wiih the program. "The Conversation on Underground Italy" was conducted by Mrs. Treud- ley. At the business session, arrange- ments were made to hold a meeting of the Federated Clubs of this city, on Thursday, January 18, at the Con- cast their ballot, iicahy immuno trom arii-t-t thi.s immunity is ;uiara.Heed to th" tiio Ohio coiisiitutioii. coavenlion which ou Tuesday, in Columlms. will seek to revise. Ki-i.tioit ui Article V, sajs" "Elecrors. durinu their at- tendance at elections, and ui So 1111? to and rcturnins there- irom. shall be privileged from arrest in ail (Uses evccpr trea-on, felony, and breach of the peace." The same immunity ib grant- ed by thu constitution to leg- islators during the sessions oi uie geneiiti a 'VARSITY SHOWED t WEIL INJIRSTGAME Coacii Much Marietta Here A. H. S. Without Gym Coach Ilinamau was .j.I surprised at the show, ins; of the ma- u-iial for the "varsity basketball toam Saturday cnening, when a strong alum ni team had a great lime in winning mcrcial Club room in the Athens Xa- IS BURIED NEAR THE SCENES OFCHILDHOOD Mrs. Elizabeth Vorhees Cotton Died at Home in Baltimore, Md. Elizabeth Gotten died at Friday from after an ill- :ich ha'' congestion of the brahi ness of nervous trouble tional Bank building, to form a. City Federation. The purpose of this fed- eration will be to co-operate in plans and arrangements for the meeting of the State Federation, to be held here' yesterday afternoon and interment continued for some time. The funer- was held at Albany al 1 o'cloe in October. AVord was received from the state president that she would be present borne time during the year to assist in plans for the meeting. The club was made near the scene of her chi hcod. Mrs. Cotton leaves a sou. Dr. Al- bertus Cotton, with whom she ina( her home, a sister. Mrs. J. V. uer uuuie, a sister, jirs. .1. r. adjourned to meet m two weeks w.tn this city_ brotners. Dl, B. c, Vor. 1 S" u- A- natcn-_________ hes, of rolumbus, and Austin W. Aror- CHANGE OtOHS IN NEW GAS COMPANY WILSON'S LETTER GIVEN TO PUBLIC Wanted Bryan Knocked Into Cocked Hat, Xew York. Jan. exact wish which AVoodrow Wilson expressed in that letter to Adrian K. .lolnie was that AVilliam -1. Uryan might be knocked "once for all into a cocke'l hat." and not that ho be ?o' out of the Democratic party. The letter was given out by Mr. Joline <'irtor he had beard That Governor Wilson thought that the full and accurate text should replace the modified ver- sion that had been piinted. Tin? is the letter, ddtcd at PrincetongikApril "5. "My Dear Sir. Joline: Thank you very much for sending me your ad- dress at Parsons. Kansas, bci'ore tho board of directors of the Missouri, Kansas Texas railway. I have read it with relish and entire- agree- ment. AVould that we could ,'o some- thing at once dignified and effective to knock Mr. Bryan once for all into a. cocked hat." In th eaddress to whirh President AVii-Pon. refer; ed. Mr. Joline. then president of the M.. K. T railroad, had expressed disagreement witli Mr. Bryan as to certain opinions about railroads. AVoodrow AVilson ?au! in regard to his letter to Mr. -Inline that he didn't remember scndinp: the letter out. and that the whole matter is a pieco of gossip gotten up at the present time to injure him. but if they wanted they rr-ight go ahead and make the letter public. Guysville Parties Now Con- trol Line on East Side of City The interest of Dr. Lefever, of Glousier, and of J. A. Lxjvetl. of Mar- ietta, in the Sutinyside Gas company, were purchased last week by Finster- wald Brothers, Dr. Harper and C. JT. ropelaud, of Guysville. and this com- pany will be merged with the Mari- etta and Hocking A'alley Gas a.nd Oil compa.iy, of which the purchasers of the local company ars the owners. The two companies will be operated to- gether. The Marietta and Hocking Valley Company has a number of consumers in Rome and Canaan townships while the Sunnysido company has con- sumers in this city on East State street. Hocking and Palmer streets, Mill and Elliott streets. The wells that supply this company are in Can- aan and Lodi townships and have held up well during- the present coid spell. Xow that both companies are undei the same management, new wilj be drilled, new lines laid and othor done to improve the service. The Guysville men now have con- troll of noth companies, having pur- chased five-eights of the stock uf the Sunnyside company. FRUIT MEN WILL MEET State Horticultural Society to Hold Annual Session. Marietta. Ohio. .fan. inter- est is manifest, in the announcement that the -l-lth annual meeting of tiie Ohio State Horticultural society will be held in this city. January The year just closed a record- breaker for the society in the in- crease of membership. Amonp the will L. n. Caton, president of the society: X. E. Shaw, chief of the of orchard inspection. W. industrial agent of.the 11. O. Railway; Profs D.' Se-lby. J._ Groeu and II. A. of the 'Ohio Suite ment'station: Prof. AV AV. Paddock, of Oliio State Dr O. Thompson, president of the Ohio State university, and F. II. Ballon, of Xewark. hees, of Pomercy. Jiary Elizabeth VorLiees Cotton was the daughter of the late John ard E. M. McGrath, of near Albany. John Vorhees, for a mrmber of years lived in Albany and Hcbbardsville and was one of the very substantial men of Athens count3'. Mrs. Cotton had liv- ed in the East with her soil for many years. Dr. Albert us Cotton, who ac- companied the remains of his mother to Athens county, attended the Ohio university for several years and last year was honored with a degree. from the younger men by Hie score of 17 to As the result ot thi.s Same, the coach now looks for a bet- ter teaai than he at first expected. Although all of, ihe material tor the team was inexperienced except Cap- 'ain Kennoy, tin- new men played a last fuuiu; and showed that they are together on their team work. Miller and Gibson displayed great form. For the alumni McCorklo plny- ed most consistent game. Gibson. Bethel, Miiler, Yauger, and Kenny .started for the 'varsity and there were a number of substitutions. AVooii. Lew-is. McCorkle, Tewksbury and Dins-man were on thu alumni team. The first colegiate game of the season will be played against Marietta colloiU' here nes.t Saturday evening. The first of tlie interchiBs games will bp played tomorrow evening between the Sophomores and Juniors and the Preps and Seniors. The two games will be seen for one small admission tee. The liiRli school team has been de- prived ot the use of the university mmnasium for practice and for games bc-cause of the conflict with the reg- ular college gym. work. Since gym work has been rcrruii ed, the floor is iii nearly constant use and there are many different basketball teams and track teams at, work there much of the time. If a placeo for the high school games can not be secured nt once, the team will probably disband. OTADR n 01 Him 10 Li Councilman From Third Ward Cannot Vote in Meeting Tonight Mrs. Day Buried Today. Canton, O.. Jan. S. The funeral Service-! for Mrs. R. Day were held at the family residence in Xorth Market street, at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Burial was made in Decides Knotty Problem. Colr.mbtis. O.. -Inn S Tiia: the sheriff of a drv county can lawfully sell seized by t'ae county in satisfaction of a claim of the county for Aiken !a'.v tax. de- spite tho Rose oountv option law. is the opinion rendered by Attorney General Hcgan to Prosecuting Attor- ney of Ffardin cnuntj. John K. Cook, of the third -ward, this morning brought an injunction suit against C. E. Starr, councilman from that ward, asking that he be ousted frcm the city council and be restrained from act iris as councilman until the merits of the cace can be heard moie fully. The application for temporary in- junction was heard this raorniiiR at chambers .Tudse who aliow- ed it and set the for hearing- next Friday. Accordingly Mr. otarr can no I sit and vote as a councilman this evening in the matters of tho pro- test to bis own beat and the contest to the election of Mr. Bowers. Judge AVood this, inormns for Xew Ijcxingfc.i, nrro he will hold court fcr several days, returning in time to hear the injunction suit on its merits. Cook, in his petition, alleges that Couixilman Starr in not a resident 01 this city, and is :m office; at The and for those- reasons, can not ly t-it anHiijt the f'.'y REV. L. C. MADDOX. Of Nevj Lexington, former Athens pas- tor, was stricken with paraly- sis yesterday, while in the pulpit. OHIO'S 191 IMAGE WILL SHOWHASE Production of Coal Dropped Three Million Tons Last Year Advance reports received by State Mine Inspector Geo. Harrison, indi- cate that the coal production in Ohio for the year 1911 will show a decrease of from three and one-half to four million tons as compared with the out- put of the year before, when the ton- nage was tons, the greatest production for any one year in the history of the state. The principal reason for the large tonnage in 1910 was the long strike in Illinois, which increased the lake trade from Ohio. During- tho last year many of the districts there was a suspension of work of from five and one-half to six months, and in other districts the work is reported as having been light. The greatest slump was in the small producing counties. The large pro- ducing counties worked nearly full time. In falling off of tonnage, the Hocking district, the big coal producing section, shows an approxi- mate increase of 13 per cent. Eastern Ohio counties fell ojf probably 10 per cent., or a decrease of about 0-00 tons. In Jackson and Meics coun- ties the per centage of loss is 40 per renr. Mahoning county suffered a loss of 10 per cent, and Columbiana coun- ty 20 per cent. will be short. tons. Coal prices were lower that the pror-eedii.5 jear and were subject to more or leas Hurt nation. There was a shortage of cars in the Hocking valley tho latter part nt" the year, v. hen the demand for fuel is larger. The "-ar- not so large as the j ear There is a gratfying decrease in the number of aceide_ns. to Xoveri- this year, b'lt v.ere report- ed. Of these. -SI were due to falls ot to mine car accidents, and three to elertricitj. output fell off but apnro.vimately .S per cent, the number of deaths per cent. Bolmont the largest number ot' tatal ace.dents, -Jfi, of v.-'nkh were due to fall slate. feferFon couiity was f-eoond with 21, and of thas-c in To falls of roof. These conn tie? have the Xo. S scam of eoal which has a dangerous top, fall! is easiiy when deprived of proper support. Guernsey county had ifi fatal accidents, 10 being from falls of root Thirteen counties had no fa- tal Tho number of violations of the mining laws dropped from 52 cases in irtio to in 1911. The linos from pni.secuiioiib during the year amount- ed to The convictions were: For liuiinim; impure oil. JO; employ- ment of minor, i; violating the break- iug-throuAh improper chield- ing of mining machine. 2; crossing a daunor Mgnal of lire boss, '2; entf-r- mg a mine before examination by the lire bops, 3j entering a mine generat- ing fire damp with an open light be- lore examination by fire boss. 1; [ailing lo supply sullicient ventilation 1, failing to provide safety catches on mine i-ugoh, 1; burning acetylene lamps, 2; failure lo supply proper timber to 2. riding on haulage trips, (j. and for selling inferior oil, J. It I.H predicted that 1912 will he a prosperous year for both the employ- er and employe. AN EXCELLENT ONE Tale of West Wingers by Striek Gillian a Real Feature The special Aluniui Magazine num- ber of The Green and AA'hite, issued Saturday is a 24-page booklet which fairly bristles with matter of interest to the student of the present and es- pecially to the gruels of many years ago. The cover of the issue bears a half tone of Prof. D. J. Evans, "the grand oid man" of the O. U. faculty. The pages of the publication are crammed with good things. "Tho Auto Suspen- sion" by Striek Gillilan, in the master- piece of the issue. This is a plain, unvarnished tale of the adventures of ihe adventurers of the AVost Wins, in which Pud Dew, Park Coller, Cash Shepard, M. A. Hermon, Arthur John- son, Kippy Norris, Clarence Murphey, John Sheffield. Irish John Pickott and others play a part, and it is as laugh- able as il is true. J. R. Collins and r. B. Dickson write of the Old Guard 'members-of the faculty, who have' been here for ten years or more, ath- etics of_ the early days, etc. Mes- sages of, good cheer from old-alumni ippear in 'most interesting form and every branch of college activity is carried from the beginning' to the present. Editor Blower contributed a spelndid. article on Attorney General Pirn Hogan, in the AVho's AVho depart- ment. THE ELEMENTS JIHPJIKT Battleships Encounter Fierce Gale Off Eastern Coast, Wfjk of Prayer Starts Tonight. Tho AVeek of Prayer will be observ- ed at Ihe First Presbyterian church each evening this week, beginning at 7 o'clock. All persons who are inter- sted in these services are urged to meet at this church each evening this veek. FATE OF RIGHESON HANGS IN BALANCE Confessed Murderer's Case Gomes Up Today. Boston. Jan. for a visit from Dr. Lothrop, the jail physician, the Clarence V. T. Hicheson. issed slayer of Miss Avis Linnell, passed a quiet and lone- some clay in his ceil at the Charles street Jail, lie spent, a portion of the day reading his Bible and looked over the newspapers. Ac- cording to a report he appeared in good spirits and calmly awaits tho decision of the court, today as to nis fate. AVhat most people are wondering at i? the nature of the sentence that if no pleads guilty in the superior court today, and there are many who believe thai, vcn if District Attorney Peliefier does insist upon a plea of Kiiiity tho first degree, ari'l although the de- fense hopes to save the man from tile, electric chair by securing a com- mutation from governor, that in war- a plea of degree followed by life j 'be tne TWO SEAMEN WASHED AWAY Dreadnaught Delaware, Pride of Un- cle Sam's Navy, More Darn- age In Buffeting From Waves Than Smaller and Prttentiouc Sis- ters Yacht Rendered Helpless and Is In Charge of enui Cutter. Norfolk, A'a., Jan. In the storm. that swept the entire Atlantic coast. practically every ship. in the Atlan- tic: fleet, now eu route to Cuba, 1 more or less damaged. So fur only two lives have beenreported lost, and- both of these were- from the cruiser Saleni, which arrived at the this morning. The two men who lost their Itvst were Taylor Bagwell of Beif Ara., and Herman Goldstein or New.' York city. Ton other inea who caught by the same -wave that wash- ed their less fortunate shipmates overboard were picked up .from the deck by comrades. These -men. it U said, fell face downward on the deck and managed remain on the ship by grabbing bold of chains and the railing. They were nearly -Ircwei" when picked up, and their- was covered with Ice where the hlg seas washed over them.; The cruiser Dixie hard- hit 'br? the have Wen extent at- -har jonld- not. ho learnea. The Dixie. WRB lintljer the .coast; 8f leja jwi being towed into Bermuda; battleflhlpB. The .battleship' lost two lifeboats a and the ham n'nd Washington The Delaware, one of the dreadnaughtB of the say, to' have suffered more than the Connecticut and some of thiK smalle- latest; MORGAN'S YAQHT CfflPPU) Crtw and Passengers cued by t Norfolk, -Va., her cabin, a portion of her mil and- both." anchors gone, the steam Cor- sair, owned by J. P. Morgan, lying at anchor off Awateagfue islaud, near- Tom Shoals, with the revenue cutter. Onondaga standing by. J The Corsair terrible expert- ence in the storm, and came n foundering in the gale. Llfesaver from Assateague lifesaving atatioa sighted the yacht in distress and went to her assistance. The of those on board could not be leanj-. ed. hut it was reported that they were taken off by llfesavers, whof gave them dry clotbing and food ami a place to sleep. Destroyers Reach Port. Hamilton, Bermuda, .Tan. -Sir of tlie smaiicr vessels of the North At- lantic squadron were compelle.d to put in here on account of the heavy weather encountered to the south of Bermuda, They -were the destroyers Perkins, Walker, Sterett, Amman and Pieston and supply ship Dixie. FACE OF WASHINGTON Was Seen in 1833 by John Lane Who ic Stricken at Capital. AVashington, Jan, aid to be the living man who lias looked upon the face of AVashington, Is critically ill here. Although RS year old, Lane carries with him. a, vivid recollection of the time. It happened in 1833, when the body of General AVashington was tak- en from the old grave in 5It_ Vermm arid placed in the vault where it now rests. At that time Mr. Lane but of the r-ourt 'JO- a11c' so srna'l ne nad to perch j himself upon the wagon seat before It learned for a posHHe could iook over the beads of tho that Hlfheson gave Miss Linnell poison which latibeil her death on] Tile Roman nose and striking fea- Saturday af tot noon, Oct. 24, follow- tures of the face and the white hair :g 3 lunciieoii. lie fold his counsel impressed him so tbat he never for- so when tney questioned him after writ injr the two confessions, and he also told the. lawyers that he s-.ig- j caused "by air tested to Miss Linnell tbat she take coffin, it that night for the purpose of re- lieving her physical rendition. jrot the scene. On the side of the face was a dark blotch, ho said, penetrating thru Representatives Eulogize Eikms. "Washington, Jan. S. The house convened noon today for the pur- pose of eulogizing the late of AVest Virginia. Veteran Succumbs to Exposure. Dayton. O.. Jan. 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Other roles?
Either being under leveled or lack of strategy, I fought this one Sob for like ten minutes just to be destroyed. I had a Medic monster, but wasn't really enough :/ Are Synergist/Saboteur roles worth investing in, or just using monters? Same with Medic.
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You definitely don't want a Medic monster, so you should unlock Med for both of them and learn some abilities. Definitely unlock and level Sab for Serah. You'll want to do the same for Noel fairly early (especially if you are going for a full strength build for him). Sab monsters are terrible. Noel also wants early Syn for helpful -ga defensive buffs. They are handy in tough fights. Serah can ignore Syn for most of the game. Syn monsters are amazing, though. You can get away with a Cloudburst/Goblin Chieftain combo with heavy Feral Link usage but the best Paradigm Pack is Com/Rav/Syn. Bravery and Faith are much more powerful than they were in the last game and make a huge difference. Enspells work the same way but they are still the strongest damage boosters in the game.
4 years ago
SAB and SYN are good roles to invest in, especially for Sera as she gets the majority of the debuffs and having yourself in control of what debuff to stick on first can be very helpful during certain battles. SYN is good, although Faith and Bravery and En-spells are abilities only found on monsters.
Personally, I saw no real reason to get a SAB or SYN monster, as Sera and Noel did a well enough job for my liking.
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FCG: Week 12 Exercise Challenge: Side Laying Plank with Leg Raise
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Ok, so I found another ab move since we are still in summer and I'm really starting to dig all the non-crunch ab moves this summer that have started to tone my stomach, who hoo!
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- Slowly lift your hips and torso so you are balanced on your elbow and feet
- Then raise your left leg and hold 30-90 seconds.
- Lower then repeat on left side.
If you aren't digging the elbow balancing, you can also do this with your arms straight and balance on the palm of your hand. It may be fun to do this move alongside a regular plank and a reverse plank (with your stomach to the ceiling). Try it out, let us know what you think! Enjoy! Stay happy and stay fit!!


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|Check that all the information on the voucher is correct and confirm by signing it.
|Once you have paid the amount to be transferred and signed the voucher for the money transfer, your ID card will be returned to you with a copy of the money transfer as a receipt. The Western Union transaction number (Money Transfer Control Number, or MTCN) will be shown on this voucher.
|The money is now ready to be collected. Tell the recipient that he can collect the money at any Western Union office in the recipient country. To do so, the recipient must quote the transaction number (MTCN), the full name of the person sending the money, the country of origin and the precise amount.
|You can find information about the possible payment agencies here.
The current exchange rates you will find at your SBB train station or calling the Western Union Hotline 0800 007 107 .
If the funds are needed quickly, you can send them throughout the world in just a few minutes**.
If you are not in a hurry, send your family money using the "Send & Save Service"** option. Benefit from lower transfer fees for our first-class service that is just as reliable.
The "Mobile Money Transfer" service allows you to transfer the funds straight to a mobile phone. The maximum amount that can be transferred per transaction is CHF 440.–
* Western Union also makes money from converting currencies. When selecting your money transfer provider, please compare both the transfer fees
and the conversion charges.
** Payments may be delayed or services may not be available because of certain conditions associated with the transactions – such as the amount
sent, the destination country, availability of currencies, legal requirements, proof of entitlement, opening hours of the agencies, different time zones
or a combination of several factors. The maximum amount that can be sent is CHF 8,500 or the equivalent in local currency per person per
transaction per day. Transactions may not be split. Senders and recipients must present valid proof of their identity (passport, identity card).
Occasionally and irrespective of the amount involved, additional information and documents pertaining to the transaction may be requested.
Valid as of March 2015. Rates may be changed without any prior notification.
Money Transfer to Kosovo starting from CHF 5.00 Transfer fee.
Now you can send money to your friends and family in Kosovo in minutes for a transfer fee starting from CHF 5.00, e.g. up to CHF 500.00 for a transfer fee of CHF 5.00, CHF 1'500.00 for a transfer fee of CHF 10.00. The offer is available at all SBB railway stations. Available for a short time only - benefit now!
Send & Save Service – Latin America.
Our money transfer option to Latin America - Send & Save Service - offers reliable and best-in-class service as well as low transfer fees. The rates starting from 5 CHF.
Receive money
To receive money successfully at SBB counters, you need:
- Valid proof of your identity
- The Money Transfer Control Number (MTCN)
- Country of dispatch
- First and last name of the sender according to presented identification document
- Amount you expect to receive
It takes just a few steps to receive a transfer successfully:
|Go to a Western Union counter at a railway station near you. All you need is valid proof of your identity. Tell the clerk the transaction number (MTCN), the country from which the funds are being sent, the full name of the sender and the amount you are expecting to receive.
|The clerk at the counter will check your identity and the information you have provided. If the information matches and the money is ready for collection, he will print out the voucher to obtain the money.
|Check the information on the voucher. If the details are correct, sign the voucher. The clerk at the counter will pay you the money and give you the receipt.
Mobile Money Transfer
With the new "Mobile Money Transfers" service, you can transfer money directly using a mobile phone to Bangladesh, El Salvador, Guatemala, Indonesia, Kenya, Madagascar, Nepal, Paraguay, Philippines, Tanzania, Uganda and Vietnam – quickly, conveniently and reliably.
Your receiver can use the transferred credit to pay bills, top up their telephone credit or buy goods and services, or they can also obtain cash at a Western Union agent location. This service is being extended to other countries on an ongoing basis.
How does "Mobile Money Transfers" work?
|The prerequisite for using this service is that the receiver registers with their mobile phone provider for a mobile wallet, a so-called "m-wallet".
|Transfer your money at one of the 180 SBB stations with this Western Union service.
|To make a transfer, you will require valid identification as well as your own and your receiver's mobile numbers.
|The standard charges from Western Union apply. There are no additional costs.
|The maximum transfer amount per transmission is CHF 440.
|The amount is available to the receiver just a few minutes after making the transfer.
Gold Card customer card
With the free Western Union Gold Card, you earn reward points for every money transfer sent – and then exchange the points for a discount on future transfer fees.
Earning points.
|Fee paid (CHF)
|Reward points
Your points will be added to your Gold Card account automatically.
The maximum number of points accrued per transaction is 60.
Your discount.
|Reward points
|Discount (CHF)
How to redeem your reward points.
- Simply send us a text message. Click here for instructions.
- Prior to the transaction, just call our Western Union Gold Card Customer Service Centre toll-free (00800 3940 3940, Monday to Sunday from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m.).
- You can also redeem your reward points directly at Western Union.
How to obtain your Western Union Gold Card.
- Bring a valid passport or other official photo ID to one of the 180 SBB train stations with a Western Union counter.
- You can begin earning reward points immediately with the first transaction.
- The plastic card will be posted to you along with a Welcome Pack after the second transfer.
More information on the Western Union Gold Card.
For more information, please call our free Western Union Hotline at (00800 3940 3940, Monday to Sunday from 8 a.m. to
11 p.m.).