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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-05-14
For the Reporter.
Challenge Declined.

Mr.. EDITOR Il may be expected to
take some notice of the ''Shoycl &
Tongses," who burnt his way into your
paper and threw himself across my
path In late number. Not for his
sake should | have done this, but only
to crafty natural expectation of those
readers who may be looking to see how
[ will stand affected.
The shovel and tongs being imple-
ments used for stirring the fire, are
natural emblems of that which is hot.
and for this reason they were unqucs-
tionably chosen as a cognomen over
which to write by one whose inspira-
ton of ideas was clearly engendercd
by the spirit which always dwells III
drinking saloons, (whose champion the
writer assumes to bel, and which is
we'll known to be of a hot and burning
efficacy, and by which he appears to
have been possessed.
There may be wit, Or what passes
for wit in the circles that most do CON
gregate in such places, in the article of
''Shovel & Tongses - but I cannot see
it, and | doubt if among all your read
crs there is one sober person who can.
The whole article reminds me of the
story Of the lion ana the skunk. The
latter, conscious that he could never
become famous on his own merits, and
hoping that the well known reputation
Of the lion might become passport
for him to eminence, endeavorcd to
draw the lion into controversy. With
this object in view he sent him chal-
lenge. But the wary lion, seeing thro'
the motive, and being properly mind
ful of his own reputation, replied, "In
a controversy with you, Mr.. Skunk, I
could gain nothing and you could lose
nothing, so mean IS your reputation
aIrea0y. You would have over me, in
some respects, decided advantage
In your peculiar kind of strength, I
readily admit that you arc stronger
than /, and that you might do some
brave fighting; SO that if in the end I
should come off conqueror the victory
would be, for me, too dearly bought
l should have sacrificed my good rep
utatlon to no other purpose than mere,
ly helping you to little fame, while
every one who should meet me for a
long time afterwards would Instantly
recognize me that [ had been in com
pany with skunk. I must therefore
decline to meet YOU
Believing with the lion that discrc-
ton is the better part Of valor, and that
it is equally indiscreet and unwise to
meddle with hot animals as with some
strong ones, I shall not hereafter con
slider myself under any obligation to
notice such articles as the one herein
alluded to, whether they be written
ocer the signature Of "Shovel & Tongs-
es" or eaa0er the name of "deer Gack."
Having in my first article marked out
the course that intended to pursue in
my communications, I cannot be fur
ther turned aside; nor shall spend
my time and strength in striking and
kicking at every lll-mannered cur that
chooses to bark and snarl behind me.
SQUARE 6 COMPAss.
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uEeSa g.

"a The lengthy communication on
this page, upon political and war
matters, signed ''E. H" We publish by
request, and not because our views CO.
incide with those OF the writer. It
abonnds in incorrect statements, ab-
surd recommendations, and illogical
conclusions. We shall not review it.
If any of our readers desire to do so,
they shall be heard.
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Judson's Patent TRANSPARENT Gones

| oED on Kerosene and Coal Oil Lamps. save
- to the consumer one-third of his expenses
for light He who consumes twelve gallons of
OIL IN year, needs but eight gallons to pro-
duce the same quantity of light This fact is
susceptible OF the cloarest Demonstrations
with the brass cone ordinarily used, one-third
OF the light is concealed The transparent
cone conceale none Price Is cents, For
sale at YERTEFETUIE's
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Extra Family Esossr

THE undersigned informs the citizens efI
L Wood County that he has made particular
arrangements with the Centralia Mill to Grind
otseesed VI,eat to his order, and will furnish fol,
fanny use the best Flour ever offered for sale
IN this market. flour delivered free Of charge
10 purchasers IN town. J. HOMER.
Grand Rapids, Dec. 10, 1861.
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I 10 Aobe'F tiseMepts.
WIS CONSIN HOTEL.
y. f. MOORE, lessee.

GRAND RAPIDS, WOOD CO., IKLs.
MO expense or attention will be spared, by
~ the present occupant, to maintain the
well-earned reputation Of this House. The
table viii be supplied with all the deIicacies,
as we'll as 'substantiais,' that can be procured.
4 large, airy barn is on the premises, and
a hostler on hand to attend to calls in his
line. 9ntf
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PuoToeRArus.-While at Stevens
Point last week, Geo. Doty ''fabrica-
ted' photographs Of our humble self,
which are executed in good style
George Is q tip-top artist in the pie
ter" line, besides being a tip-top fellow
on general principles. George, we
thank thee.
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Give us call. Bring along your money or
its equivalent in Shingles, Produce or some
thing Of the kind
WIN. 5. MILLER, TT. B.roy
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'sRUrUER PUssENAL."-mister Erua-
didge-sur: | thinck it IL "pursonell," !"
& Don't meen to stan it! [ alood tn
That sellibrated Letter that u printed
in ure larst Addition ov yuer shete,
witch woz riten tu mister Swazey hi a
perteshunel Man Manned f b. | sup
oze thot hiz spellin wood Putt NEE to
the blush, IS lloz me tn Bee a slammed
ov nj produckshuns, but I kant kum-
nit. Kno yew Don't! no Sur. L kin
newer maik ure reders think rit that
Letter, coz amt t f b. Ime aauther
purson entyreley. ide Skorn tn right
sitch lettar tew envwun, Espeshuily
10 q edittur. Eff eve wish too Hint
tew NEE that kant right gud enupL
tn Print, sa SOW; that's aul! Don't
slapp me orur f bees showldurs. Kun
out strate. oHoFEi1 o. LONGS.
pos Skrip. If u wish TO abooz NEE,
dew IL III nj Ease. S, and t.
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CUPAnTN ERs,IIp.

COMPREHENSIVE.
A PARTNER wASrEp-rN rRosryryrs yAsr
e. ar ras'q". s.sI $50 sos a. e s sse.
$500; 10 ,yo t.,.s.. s,is i0S ss
call 90 .. D RICHARDSON CO. 81 aud - s@s.'a street
A PARTNER wAsTED-wITB cAsu cArirAt.v
from 500 % sio safe and pt.p n,s' ~. Ass s:
amount every month Apply early " y,ri ,.h 81.
%sa:y 1' csii =, No swSSeI.Ii stree, room so,
TUE s gals 10 s1a srhssTs1 ma
g. ga. ,s .9n s n ,n %a ssa "r rR,hadssnf
t a5Ns2lss srksshsssdfE De-
TIE uSpERsIoyED HAVE voRwgo a corsnr
neg.s and ~! sen.,as. The sa,e.' !" ss, =,
frlIa 81 siAos srsnssnaSnR ~
THE rSpEnsIasED n ~ ASSOCIATED w,fu AIN
cuisines. 10 fsiisaciphis snser ~, ~
'f NV f y ne Nag ss ,aa sosks srEasuEsoER
w fseinrns basin~.s: yo'inr enerpris'nf man With
nc s ~ ss:.sa .': 6. . 'ss sS is'
.,sss as sr " S so s- yo rs.
once -.------1l-. ------..4 l-.--l-.-.
coSO WANTED, 4. Rus,sgss NAN. AZ rAEI.
SoCU. ner " seo,s.i Aod prcaiseie essh business
osJa eion. % ,s.s.f ver p.rausr. ,aaar. sn
Tart hlth ,.r..L n..i kls.,h s,snas -
cS00 TO. sieo-rAErsEe og rrncmAsgn
business worth eight tin.s the snoInt @sssd es.f
m.r ssraaou -, sss Ss% Ysis ro"s oaes'
----z.---s==-=--. ---=--z-- '=-s-z1
SPORTING
, rILorgoAr SCHOONER YAcnr-oY Arorr io
y vu. Tor sale eSaip'sleiy ,.' s@i'r 90
ssSies. hspia % AiDDIlkfos aiSsol, ~,a -,'s's
FeaSels sp!s y s's z, ~ sI'r nAs Alh'ns
srq ~ g.. s. 80. ~ DO. 5 "a a y Ss5
cue. Tor ali a''rasss
Eg.T 1907 nAcE WIZ T,ss risacE - Ia sE
~ hNl'h 49, az. y. ~. Va ~.
a., 49, ,sa S Z. NJ ',s sos es.'- ~ !, .a
i a,ia rt' 3 ~ ' '1 "a M ~ = "a
WV To- NJ 81 . iS i' ~
JANts gISLET riofn.ie,
Cux-wANrEp pQuntE naRr,L sior ors.
'.lr.i a ".ii o. .. ~ = T. ii~.i y
CroRTrSo -ionS CRAY OVENS ron s.ty nrs
- a 80. < RI, % '',. |" z. ~ n ~, ~.
70 40 =. .s.' go. 40 f'a rs. y ~ ,r.a
csna,to II Esg,sssi. So : f,'ee
W1 ,siIEslo A. Sr, ' il' . NAL X, "a
a.. . o.,i a yss,sis \. i5s' ''' =
,,,AsrrD-rwo L,Egg sATcu Dogs Wv WnIcn
.'iaos' sot-rs ipss 49, ss''n'h ''r-et s-'.l u
xrkcrr pos sALN-ABprf SfsT ross. ttHTRE
s,sff. sfsgrs.. sn1 taht q 80 '.gf. 80 rs.1st
90 a "a Jon siLLEa Dpse.,. l., sas'. oefns1
q YifDs ~ susst
mATuIsfOnrAL.
rrpFpg yorsg Dps Frfk o. 1000 H1RiLB
Ape pfsp.as.tai afos '.'s' =. ." g'','' 20 ~.
W., v.. y s' aauis a. rls, ~. = 's;ss, ~,
Ss.,a b. 300 >. ,.na 81 -. c.''s- % p. -.'-.ar'a
-uiPPrSo.
TH58.ps,p,ss' y Ia RgrstEs vyw YORK AID
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ieks compare as follows;

The aggregate exports Of produce and merchan-
disc Exclusive Of specie) for the past week was
9,I79,G42. sv tm u
IL advertisement in another column u will be
seen that the trstees,of the first mortgage on the
Lake Erie and Pacific Railroad offer for sale $780,
ooO first mortgage bonds. The trustees are George
A. Robbins. Of George s. Robbins Son, and
George r. NJ Davis. The road Il the GEN.
trail connecting link Of the great South
west line from Lake Erie TO Louisville,
and when completed cannot help doing large
business. II is sixty miles long, Is nearly graded,
ard has not dollar Of debt. The seven counties
through which It runs produce, according TO the
town assessors returns, nine million bushels
Of corn, and the value Of the wheat raised is even
greater than that Of the corn. The bonds can be
safely recommended 70 purchasers as a safe and
cheap investment. -
The American West India Company have per-
fectsd an arrangement with the government for
taking out conlrtland 10 work in their cotton
plantations in ST. Domingo. A gang Of one hun
drcd will 90 out In their packet Of June. Their
schcnic Of employing Canadians in wood cutting
has worked well, and the company are reapng q
rica harvest from their labor in importatlons OF
dive ard cabinet woods. The George r. Letson,
III -eyenh packet OF their line, sails this week, and
take out another gang Of woodcutters, full set
of agricultural implements and five large portable
houses for colonists.
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Wheat was quoted rather nrmer, but heavy at the
close with OK 10 900 bushels u csasl I2 for
white and 81 % 81 SO FOR red and amber Western win
ter 81 COAST 81 fof Milwaukee club and arnbcr spring
81 asi o. f0r Chicago sps and al AZ 81 90 .or red
aud lumber state Corn sold % the extent ~ 100 900 buhe
at 7sc Tsc for sound Western mixed CSC Isc for
sound do aud T2c. sic tor nIi kinds " yellow Oats
were up tic 73c, but less active glsTc $500
bushels barley malt sold At 81 30 81 Co Rye aud bar
lev were inactive.
CANDLE were quiet al Oh fgures
Cofyw wns IN limited request and or1y small lots
charged hand ucluing Rho prime AT 3c RIO gOod. DC.
52kc. RIO. fair, Sic. 81 1sc l.so, ufdlary. etc
20 IL Rio. Fair good cargoes 3ic. 32c- mails
and bag, s7c 35c. Naracalbo 32e. 34c.. L,gayra
32c a SIC al fonr monthe aud -. !onrg0. 2sc. a
~ &c cash. ne toisl stock tlfday il512f a0i
mats including ,osT bag Rio an sanios.
coHos was depressed md town - 80 5sc or MD
ding IH wv r
FRrIGnrs.--fherc was Ices activity IN tie nh kei g.
day 10 lave pool thfe ~src sh'npcd t.oD %. isar
Al Sd AID so mickg res ppvsilus a.. s1s %
tor go SIS. rtu- q ~ 4 81 ~ tii sOl isl a
srovf h a 80 30 st4 4U tiasfa 80 lH,t. tat
"a - a. 10 ND4 gs.- a. ~ 10 ayl. saf.O 10.
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|NANCiAL AND cccAMERcIA
fuEspAY, Nay 1915 P. NJ.

TUESDAY, May 1916 p. NJ.
might have been expectediafter the excessive
nee in stocks yesterday there was sharp
lion to-day, and at one time almost panic.
ks are just now in weak hands; the old opera
have sold out, and ere disinterested specta-
of the pending speculation. The blu siness
was enormous. Precisely as on the occasion
last DOWNFALL surge, Tin March last, Har-
ed OH with Q. decline of 1917 per cent on the
mon stock, and on the preferred; Erie,
n had soA before the board at ITO, dropped
"a, ~. lower than the price last evening;
ON FELL "a, New York Central 4, Erie pre-
ed 81, Reading 61s, Michigan Central 6H,
Aern old 7, guaranteed "a, Illinois Central
Pittsburg 81. Galena 81. Toledo ~, Rock
Ind rs Fort Wayne A, Tcrre Haute 811Is, Terre
ute preferred 3, Northwestern Chicago and
on IA. The only exceptions to the decline were
Fernments, which were steady; Cumberland,
ich rose "A per cent, and American Coal, which
pc 2. So heavy decline naturally led to re-
tion, and, before the end of the session, every
Ing was l lH per cent better. But 1t would
y be unlikely, after the upward movement which
have now had for fortnight, if there were
use, and a moderate decline in the high priced
,cks In tho afternoon the appearance Of the
~ t was irregular; but the general tendency
emed to be downward. The advance Of the
st fortnight amounts, on most securities, to fully
per cent, and, under these circumstances, all
perience will be at fault if they rise any more
I'll we have had a decline OF 0per cent.
ttsburg was strong. The leading buyer took all
At was offered at par, seller twelve months, and
I the bid on the floor for an unlimited amount.
ter the board and at the four p. M. call the
Irket was steady, and some stocks were firm.
ie preferred rose per cent. l8 rfO
The following were the closing quotations of the
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ssrp ,cor srlwLpn mot the Charlotte s,aner) was
ss 3 Tor @u s0ys s 1 wa. Saa By
STACK Co. Of Williamsburg. in is6o
e,uP GtyasFR OF Newburvrort 97f tons built Nv John
cuor in 1854 sold recently TO Trufant and Others
OF Boston, for f50toO
B.nx FLonr~cr spencer put back Honolulu March 20,
Scum PRfNK Fnaish hence for Georgetown DC, with
s woman c nee She "a oas AZ and ou ssi
Esg Harbor
scum EscHlsrnEs tons bal in 1853 la. been sold
Jas Bishop Co o. this city FOR 5000. She owned b.
I Page and Others
scum DAvrsos OF New York. 81 tons, built at Rohaway
low. OF Sandwich, for aboai s2oo
sloos Assa M.nA-sa,dy Hook Nay isThe sloop ma
xaa Person. with e,re o. sysi. csws sshor. q, this
point his morning aDo.i lro ock Ihe capain apd ops
boat swamping
n vs.,stsS EsT rs,r s.r,a ,s o., sr,
the On inst, and Il r-porsd 70 lac fosndersd :. ga
aud hailed from ibis port
L.rscrEpAt Cape Elizabeth on The 18th ins, from III.
y S9,sPs NJ pat 70 IN s s, ss s y.r 9' 81
Hagar. ship haygoWer. OF anout so tons
senr Admiral Blake Tsihaway AID from sppcan on the
is,h ,n., for A.I.nts Ocean, g..
lay on and IoneIau March 9. and - Con FOR sru,s
ssTi s sss ar si.sf so rh r. NJ ro
MIME Nom sa ssy ys e. ~ WI i p . ssa b.. o. s
on q nap 5e%S'.s p e qs! 81 sss oG
out s 2o y Arc sr sscs s.s A g.s. s s
Me fish NJ from do 1910 VII: TAX Peal Hush from
NTnndou With mdse. and hitting for whaling North SID
honolulu Nhrch Stth bark Rehmond. ficppnz sone,
Bsrk Jreh swlf,, williams. Nh. mo. ont Is p. arr
lilo March Reports spoke about Jan ~ on or Shore
Ground. snip Niger, Alien NB, nothing forias non,as;
NJ i, nttus So b % 90. Aurora Church We.,rori.
irss H.Ls CORNING sie'ron Nh. ~ sp; March IN ii-
Lac Mar Barker d. 50D bhls al tod oes Macomler
a. ,o,r s.tass sbbs barr 20 d' Il r
5as f,sr.n. .ssS sn ssre,s is " - Repairs
SIP filman. Fisk SB, rrrorts ~ Houonln Narrh 1oth
clean The nlrft VI tie thip
mr. In TIE FORE bod eEtnguishsd vittoa serious
damage Hat lost snr tr~r rcr who deserved In
The nph In lat 10 ~ 3, lon ~ W. One ~ le
va the Steward tnrihnan. who stole Al ~ ihe sips
money sod also wn.t D. tAplln npa maj. had Tbey loos
about 'four lAnana N water apd s1r1e ir~ad.
RAp Adare. rhrt~f M At 1ionoiplu March a. from
I Coat ~ e. Norma 80 VI tls ssasyn
Bark Jfeh swip, wiisins hB Wa Al DIDO prel ions 70
nart Rigps. Horga NJ. A. Yae.suano Msrr1 o.
$50 HSnpea crowen Nh. W.. al rAcahusns Ap,H 10
~. passnc Isase NJ At raleahnaro Ami ll. 10
AI.,erI ro Metsfs BakeJ Birtnn 90, late3 Tai-f
bnann Mtth D. reI5fis tae sftissi - day 81 q
30 go, ce. ~ :. 81 is ws. 'n ao ~ g,s ~, ~.
S Ts y. - r." rs re- * e 90 Ga ~ ~
.srS &c. y ~ is no.. ~ srf
TT'%. hons- o, " i,-- pttssi 3 co.. III
, posla NAnn 2 ~. - = ans f'.of -
: .ss a rev. car ~ct vsn' qefs slarfap =
.f... la "f..
f,fifl Iina V.se ir. fsbai -rfr- Co., .yrse,r
l.ts.s. -lll sfs thtt- iriu 81. rra.. co.. .
il f
an ao. lf 4a.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

. "WEDNESDAY, May 19-6P. NJ.
ASHES were more active at sxc for pots and 9@c. for
pearls, with sales Of 30 bbls.
BnEAferurs.-Prices OF -four were nrmer early In the
day and the market more sctye; but towards the
close the inquiry fell or and buyers had any existing ad
vantage. The days sales comprised II 200 bbls. state
and Western 500 do. southern and 900 do. Canadian,
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tho tinted States OF Amrrira With bp wife, ta,hauns
Sloane o,he wise Cowen aud one infant f. male r IN ~
the Is2 bng then agel about 3. af- ard ~
ed tie rce 81 warden Ia Of the pfison" The city oil
New YORK Tor two YEAR, after hl. srrsA u.ise
that II the said CAf-. hoan 90 h~Hli", the
saf Caiharine. OF bis chdrn Wh nppy y siiu OF
olherw addressed 10 the NM gnrf Ed'rar' fpf 81
Colebck The city Of Wa riogJ, Irr ~, AnceI,
he they Will hear Of committing 10 ihelr -, anr-r
EDWARD tLLurf,
wAreRronp. April IS 1894 i' ~
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Port or New York. May 10, 1863.

Steamship Ausralasian (Br) Cook Queenstown and Liv
: Steamship Mississippi. Barter. New orieans-Racon
d Steamship Araso oadsdsn. Port Roval com
S TrsSe, snp SSrs
sHir Anita cs,iesid osai, rriDoe, Gibraltar and &C.
BARK xisei. Gsiison. Melbourne-Nailler Lord a Que
q Bark Jasper DAM Crowell Matamoros-Basseu Nick
BARK Evelyn, Patterson Key wes,-Ber ner . Brown
Brig SWEET Chadbourn Cienfuegos-Miller b Hough-
schr Alice oBr. Thompson. 81 Pierre. MsrtBrett. Son
scbr Sea HANGER Steele. Aux Csves-.wison Csmmann
scsr ks p1R Ws gosn 9gse
schr Cooper Bush. Fortress Monroe-FJ Campbell
eosss s Bird tS Ssni.y K.n.
ssSr snow Heath s:siassosE Bentley. smaS 90
ssSr De Ros:ett Hiliman. washinstsn-Jons: Smith
sesr p Haw- Mason, washins,on--van Brun. s,asht
sehr Francis Cornell ws,hnsson5ysp BIan. slsshs
sssr sslwi1ss; French; IS:IoS iTo.2Soo
s sas ~atp'%'r sruns S' POSER ' ssi,more
Steamer FANNY Cadws lIader. pier,cp: Baltimore
Steamer G Walker. Rogers, philadelphia
t ARRIVED it ~
snip Josn spSy,n COT c.r5 ns sssn
Of ss'sT,s With ,go g., y N. p.r..
May g cro1 TIN. via molAssss. &c, to BishOp Bro.
John sen,n rSgSs .,: ws
both thighs and breasibonc, and<ed from his injuries on
the 18th. H fh ~
Baker, g. Hume s. ssr s:s' =
Queen Eng bound W day spoke ship clarsss
Currer Liverpool for Quebec; 18TH lat II 49, Ion az "a
4 G Ds s1s ps &. s. day "a
Brig New York. Cooper Messna April passed Gibraltar
2ph. with fruit 70 MAILER Lord Quereau Had light west
Brig Santiago (BremJ Elsenbrook Port au Plat days,
NTH mnhor any, hides. Ac to II schmdt Co. =
schr Emily Co Archst) IL Blanc, Charloetown, PEI IS
DAYS with oats. 10 II Trundy.
Sehr Etna. Trite Tanger. days
Schr Rescue, LEIGHTON. Baltimore. dhya
Schr Rollins, Parsons. Passport. days
Sehr 2 A Paine. Jones. Eastport. q days
echr Nicola. Ingals, Macbias, days
schr A Raron. Lowell Providence. 2 days.
Schr r Smith Wilcox, Portland, CT
Schr Pool. McFadden Port Morris.
Schr Title Y. Anderson. Poughkeepsic Tor Dighton.
steamer W Brune. Foster. Baltimore.
Steamer Fanny Cadwalader. ficrson. Baltimore
Steamer Monitor. Williams philadelphia
Steamer City of Buffalo. Drake. Pr ladclpha-
Steamer Concord. Norm Philadelphia.
Steamer Kncnsher Williams Providence
BELOW
Ship Ironsdes Chase. fon London. April IL.
Also. four barks and three brgs.
SAILED
lsh-chips Otlie J FOSTER Jr. John Bright barks Pa
Ierino Theresa Chan iclcer Abrzm baker Mar Edison N
liver Fronachief Dicnsar Aavane. Reindeer Clarence
White bngs Cobb sarah Bernce Lucy Haywood
Rand Eliza Oesan Traveller Mip. Ocean Wave VI Ken
nedy Cordova Maggie Mccli and large number OF sehrs
Wind at sunset wSW, light