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fI0w IIr Hubbard TStsi.

Inc anxiety ri President JoHNsoS Al Il
General Grant TO recall the troops from
tie southern States aud reduce The army
TO the lowest possible Limit consistent
with public safety IS we'll known. That
desire ,s al plauded b. the tax PAYERS
ard approved by ali who sincerely wish
tie speedy restoration of the Union aui
q true peace On tlie other hand there
Gre certain politicians who are interested
IL maintaining the doctrine that the
southern States are still anxious to rebci
against the federal government, and that
the presence OF a large army IN their
midst is necessary to keep them in sub
lection. Mr.. WILLIAMS. member of Con.
gross from Pennsylvania, is one of this
class A few days ago he introduced in
the House Of Representatives, the follow
ing resolution, which was agreed to
yeas 81, nays 81 .-- l. I'd
Resolrsd, That in order to the maiute
nance OF the National authority, and the
protection or loyafcitizens of the seeded
states 1t rs the sense of the House that
me miiltary forces of the Government
sIoula not be withdrawn from those
states until the two Houses of Congress
shall have ascertaiued and declared rho
their further presence there IS no lon Ger
necessary
BY very explicit terms the Coust;tu.
ton declares the President Commander
fnChtef of tho armies of the United
States. This action of the House OF Req
sresentatives amounts to q virtual denial
Of the Presidents right to control the
movements oftte- military, and at the
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j. Letter ,t;, from yol5aan6!ds..
The5Eishth of Jnuuary Celebrates
bySshe Ohio Denscracy-Briliahs
Banauet-The New Governor sfOhis
The General Assembiy-Medary
Observation-Disclosures
Correspondence Of the Wheeling Register ,
- ! COLUMBUS, O., Jan. loo6'
Editors of the Register

Editors OF the Register :---.--s..
The current week has been lively one
in the capitol of Ohio, The eighth oil
of January celebration at Naughtohs
Hall on Monday night. by the Democra-
cy. was one of the most brilliant festi-
walls ever held in this city, and there
have been many. Most of the "big guns
of the Democracy were present, and par
ticipated in the festivities. The. Hon,
William Allen presided at the baneuel'
and, in response to sentiment taken
fiona speech of his many years ago, de.
liyered the most eloquent and beauti1ul
address of the evening His speech will
comnare favorably with almost any effort
of the classic orators, and was altegetner
a thrilling and truly grand grafton Inc
other orators of the party, such as Ihur'
man, Morgan, Pendleton and Vallandig-
ham were also equal to the occasion,
and rendered the banquet memorable by
some fine specimens of eloquence and
oratorieal beauty The celebration was a
complete success, in every sense OF the
word, The audience present was mus
ually large aud staid unttlthe programe
had been executed.
THE new Governor of Ohio, General
Jacob Delson Cox, has been inaugurated
and delivered of the usual address inns
document, like everything from the same
source, is we'll written; but what Is bet
ter, it is kindly and conservative in
tone. in odd contrast to the ferOcious and
brutal enunciations of many functiona-
ries of the Abolition party. The Inau.
gural Address has generally impressed
the people with a favorable opinion OF
the new Executive
The Legislature, which has been in
session just long enough to show lts
hands-and very dirty ones they are
has taken the opposite course from that
pursued by the Governor. All sorts OF
folly and fanaticism of the Abolition
styie, finds ready admission to its delib-
erations, and there is no telling to what
extent radicallmalignity and stupidity
may lead it There is some danger that,
under the pressure Of this ferocious rad
icalism, the Infamous Schenck may be
elected to the Senate. No action has
been taken upon the subject, as yet. how
ever, and consequently no speculation
can be. safely ventured. /!
The Democratic State Central Com
nittee, at its meeting yesterday, APP
pointed the last Thursday in May as the
day upon which to hold the next Demo,
cratic State Convention, when 4 Secre-
tary of State and other State officers are
to be nominated.
A monument to the late Governor Sam
uel Medary is being proposed and liber
ally subscribed to in Ohio, and will be
erected in the course Of the next spring
or summer General w. s. Y Prentiss,
Judge A G Thurman, and DIR. VIM.
TreYitt, are the very excellent commit
tee appointed to take charge of the sub
scriptions and erect the monument
Edwin Forrest, the traeedian, is adTer-
tised to play in this city next week.
No SIG
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ss..isEsatRsiweSuV virginia aui Vs..
Virginia
Editors 0i tie EsEistoT

kiItSIs Vi tie EeElstoT:
l see the Editor ofthe LntrihyeHetr las
taken hold OF this subject am afraid
lie will find before he is done with II
that It takestw TO make bargain and
that one side Is apt 10 Look we'll Ecfore
the other is heard Let us ali however
wish him good speed-tur it is asore sub.
ject ont here in Ohio county But nv
present purposeis to ask this Editor q
question or two
Are we TO understand you 81 declaring,
or intending to declare that the debt of
Virginia commenced i'll the year 1852, OIL
about that time, or that the debt was
very little up to that time : 1t seems to
me that such is your meaning. Your
words are: West Virginia is to be
charged with fair proportion of the
legitimate cost Of carrying on the State
government of Virginia since the year
1852, that being the year from which the
debt began to accumulate As this is
comforting to the poor people who have
to pay the taxes and bear theAcost of the
music, no matter who fddles, / wish to
be assured as to the fact in this partie1-
lar ask in no captious spirit for do
declare that / will heartily cooperate
Win you in all proper labors to tighten
our taxes. respectfully. therefore, en-
quire whether l rightly understand you.
s---, 80. 80, A TAxPAYSR.
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The Public Debt Of Virginia.

We invite attention to Mr., ARNoLDr'3
communication published in this morn
ins,s paper Oh The subjsct.of ths. appor-
tionment of the public debt Of Virginia
1t presents carefully pref AIRED estimate
of the amount of the debt Of Virginia
and of the amount of taxes paid by the
fifty counties composing the new State
and the value of the internal improve
msnts.these counties have received show
ing that, if the sums expended for i'm
movements in the various portions Of the
State be made a basis tor the apportion
nent of the debt, West Virginia really
owes 10 part of it. This subject IS one
OF much interest to our citizens ana MT
ARNOLD has handled it very skilfnliy
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same time controxerts the wishes Of the
Pfesidsnt "a the hight military Off;
cssnndsr him and deals p blow 81 the
policy ef Tie administration. we are
both surprised and sorry to find the
name of C. D HUBBARD, of West Virgin
ia, recorded among those who voted IN
faror of the resolution. Mr.. LATHAM voted
against the resolution. and Mr. VIVA
LEY's nsmeiis not rec orded on either
sida
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Attempted Assassination Of senator
Wade.

Senator Ben WADE, of Ohio, says that
q man came to his house in Washington
City last Wednesday evening and said
he was an applicant tor q situation in
the Navy Department and wanted him to
sign letter of recommendation. WADE
declined OH the ground that the man
was q stranger to him, anu told him to
get the certificate of some person person
ally acquainted with his character and
fitness for the position Noticing some
thing threatening in the countenance of
his visitor, the Senator went into an ad.
joining room, armed himself with load
ed pistol, and returned to where the man
was still sitting He again asked WADE
to sign his letter, and upon the latter's
final and positive refusal to do so, pro
duced bowie knife and attempted to
draw it from its sheath, at the same time
remarking suppose you know we are
alone" WADE Immediately presented
his pistol in close proximity to the mans
head and ordered him to leave the house
which he did, WADE following him to
the outer door and saying he " had a
greGt notion to shoot him anyhow
Such is the substance of story which
has found its way into print and has been
called the Attempted Assassination Of
Senator 81 ABE We presume that, of
course. it will be charged that the mys-
terious visitor was "a southern emissary"
hired to kill the Senator from Ohio and
run muck" among the radical leaders
generally, anu that his pretended appli-
cation foT situation in the Navy De
partment was mere sham. It viii pro-
baby form case for Investigation by
the Bureau of Military Justice" 1t will
afford fresh evidence of the rebellious
character of the South and be looked
upon rs perfect "God-send" by those
who are laboring prevent the restora-
ton of the Union 1t is nothing to the
purpose that the sapposition that the
man who, as WADE thought. intended
to kill him, was sent by any southern man
or that the attempted assassination"
vas for n political purpose. Is absolutely
absurd. It's abSurdity will constitute
no obstacle to ite use by the radicals
for the purpose Of certifying their the
cries and stirring up strife and bit.
terncss between tho people whom all
good men desire to make friends
Sol determined are the rodical' poiti-
clans to believe, or rather to make others
believe that the South is moral and
political Nazareth out of which no good
car come, and from which ali evil spon-
tanGonsiy lOwS, that against reason and
against the evidence Afforded b tie
actions 81 the southern people aod
against tho testimony of such distin-
guishcd Observers as President JOHNSON
ana Lieutenant-G General GRANT, they |
persist in treating the South as though |
il was still in rebellion and all its people
the most faithless and vindictivc rob
bers, cut-tEroats and assassins that e-er
infested the earth Ii We are ever to
have peace and unity these stirrers up of
strife ana fathers afcontention must b
frowned down and voted down by the
people. If We would receive the cnat
ience Of tie South We must trust them
IN return
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GAUs & WATNAFELDT. Projectors OF isha
Office Saiooa AID Restaurant No Washington
Hall, sole agents for John 0FaTTsu & Cos So.
perior fresh can and she'll oysters received daily
per season. Families supplied at moderate
rates. Choice Wines, Ales &c, at the Bar
TIE Billiard Rooms connected With this hoGse
are fitted up in the most approved style,
sep2l.efn
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DIRD%

On Saturday, 18th inst, at half.past twelve p.
m, EMILY, wife of Thomas j. Campbell, aged
81 years.
The funeral will take place this afternoon at
o'clock, from the residence Of her husband on
Market street The friends OF the family are
invited TO attend.
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WHY NUT USE TIE BESTt~Oysr twenty
years increasing demand las established tie
fact that MATHEWS VEyETlAy HAIR DIE ia the
best IL the woSld. It is the cheapest the most
reliable aud most convenient Complete il one
bottle, Does not require any previous prepare.
ton OF tie hsis, No trouble, NocIock CT stain
Does rot rub on OF make the hair appear dusty
aud dead, Tut imparts to it rev life and lustre.
Produces beautiful black or brown as prs.
ferTed. \ child csD apply it. Always gives
satisfaction Caly = cents PEI bottle. Sold
every wbeTo A. L MATHEWS
MalufactureT y /
DEMA BAkNES SC0
New York, wholesale Agents. ny9eodlJ
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cocoa CREAM FOR THE HAIR

Downs SALooN.-Jobn q. Downs having ia
ion exclusive co2troi Of the saicoE atN Z
washington Hail wcrld respectfully inform
lis friends and the public generally that be !s
Ecw serving ny II the best style fresh She'll
Can, Tub and Bucfct Oysters Veriscn Qaails,
Fartridgcs. Squirrels, and other game. The bat
is supplied with choice brands Il malt and spir
lions Liquors. deol.tf
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But pain is perfect Eisery tie worst ofevi!'
sri excessive oTertuIDs sii patience ali
Druggists nave fox sale Ii. i d -Seeiyes LII
QUID CATARKH REMEDI which viii re-
moveFERNANENTLTa eli pains fron C2tsTr:
bal difficulties Any one wh0 h.s ever Gsed
il will 60 recommend it
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Chronic Disease.
New Treatment and New Remedies

DR. I. J RIsNER TREATS ALL
~ Diseases Of Chronic Nature, but gives
special attention TO the treatment of Chronic
Affections of the Genito. Urinary Organs, viz :
Inflammation or Catarrh Of the Bladder and
Urethra, Irritable Bladder and Non.Retention
and Dribblng Of Urine, Urinary Deposits or
travel, Diabetes and Difficult Urinadng, Syphi
lite Dii seases Local and Constitutional, qonor
hea, cts complications and sequellae, Sperna.
torrh q and Ippotency, and ell affections conse-
Qpent upou youthful ipdiscretions. All diseases
Of those organs requiring Surgical interference,
operations quickly and neatly performed. Per.
sons afflicted, particularly with old troublesome
DR.. EISNER No Mercury or other poisons
used. Consultations conf Dental. Cominunica.
lions enclosing stamp or fee promptly noticed.
Oflce. Third street, Centre Wheeling W. Va
Office hours sto IL a N, 20 and TO 9 P. II.
deol.d&w6m
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DISSOLUTION.
CO-PARTNERSHIP.

& :. BOYD ANDM, II. wAYMAN
>. hare associated themselves under the firm
name of BOYD & WAYMAN, for tie purpose
of carrying or the Wholesale Boot and Sh 20
business ct the old stand, No. 4s Main street
occupied by the late firm of Altman & Wnyman
where they will keep a full stock of goods In
their line and by Iair dealing merit conHnu.
the late firm. jan9-im
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WESTON, January 8, 1896
Editors itue Register
Anterior to 1853 the sum of 500 Sal ,474,
"a had been expended by the State of
VIRGINIA for internal improvements
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NEWaADvERT IsEMENas

HAVE THIS DAY AssOOlA1kD
With me in the Boot and Shoe Business
TaOSJ j. BERKLEYi uuder the urn nams Oh
"a NV - WIN CAREAHAN.
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The Nev.YorL scsni.WeekIy Tribune,

Ready this morning, contains:
Nows srnviaY- Military. Nsvh News from Nsshinron,
NewYors, New England the southern A,hntic s,as, .e
Gnf States Kentucky aud Tennessee. the Western state.
M. Pscnc Cost tho Teitores Political, Domestic MIS-
esx%%rxT CosoRra = Tie Proceedings on Friday
SATURDAY, and Monday in full. ..,,.. -,
NEW YORK LE6IsLAIrhE-Absrsct OF tho pioceeans' on
TTry Fysr,ys-T'he Excitement In Canada substing
FppvnIC CnoI vRA-t fourth and Lat Artieiel-
oa.,iou of Contagon Evidence and E1peIiment tue "
uence OF FEAR Hints to tbs Sanitary Boards the peaa
ggs TRfcHIsA DnxAsx-Its Cause and History
fpon misunderstanding spscis CoiresIon
OUR ETHIOPIAN CoRRfsPospEScs-bohuon' Iai' 'A'
Florence Letters rx.,..r NIT p..,,.
ment Neutrality Laws aud the Fenans; speeches oy rs
Attorney and the Chancellor oil the EAehqu ans
WIVES AND DauGHrERs-An Every Day story by hIs'
Gs.tell Chapter XLi ILL.,; An Innocent Cnlpiit' f
MIssouRI-(Thrd Aricel-Aiiner,s
Tur RfvpyR p esr-vsccnstion Experiments
TnE MIR PsAcn CRoP-Bsd Prospects.
IDIrokIALs
MscELLASEors ITEMS.
LITERARY irENs. =.
I,TIsr DoxEsrIo AID FoaEIeS MAaXfra
The DRY GooDs MARKET =. ,c,,o.
CoxxEgCAL sATTERs-TLe Latest Stock and uoid quota
toDs
MARRIAGES AND DEATHs
ApygaIskMkSra ~
TuH SEMI-WBgKLY TRIBUNE, contains all
tbe Editorial articles not merely local in characters
Iaterary Reviews aud Art Criticisms Letters from our
large corps Of correspondents; Foreign and Domes'
tic Letters; Special and Associated Press Ieegraphlo
Dispa,ches. a careful and complete Summary OF
Foreiyn and Domestic News; Exclusive Reports OF
The Proceedings OF the Farmers Club Of the American
Iustitute Ia.ss about Fruit aud othet uofleW'usai
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Amusement. inf. Evening.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC-IrALiAs OPs7A-L'AFnIeAyE.
wALLACK'S TEEATER-TuE KsIGurs or THE RoUxD
TABLE.
OLYMPIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WHEREABOUTS
DERkLLA RI, CoxARg
EiBLUS 0ARDEN-Miss MAGGIE MITCHELL IN fTus
PEARL OF SAVOY Or, THE MorHERs PRAYER.
WINTER GARDEN-EpwIs BoJTH IN EIcHgIIEU.
LUCY RUsHTON'S HEW-YORK TuEATER-THz AP
PorsTMEsT-DoMISIoUg.
BROADWAY THEATER-JoHS f. owens IN VICTIMS
FORTY WIsKs
WOODS THEATER-Miss LUCILLE WESTERN IN EAST
LYSsE Or. TIE EL0pEsEsT
BARHUMS HCSFCM-,IosEs; Or. rsaAEL ~ EGypr-
10000 CuEiosrriEs-Anenoon and Evening
FOXS OLD BOWEaY THEATER-JAcK AID GILL
WEsr UP TIL HILL
NEW-YORK CIRCUS-liTH sr.-F ouEsTRfAy AsO GYx
SAsTIc PERyoRMAycgs-JAnss ROBINSON THE barry
BAcE RIDER
BRYANT5 MINSTRELS-IIrrLx Mac "A Jocxo THE
MONKEY LES MIsKRABLEs-CRrELrY TO JOHNNY
Power OF MuTc-LADf OF Lyons
hyERYs GALLERIES, No Ca BRoADwAI-KEysErT'a
PIcTURgs HUDSON RIVER AND MAssAcHUsETrs COAST
BRADYS GALLERY No. 1876 BroADwAY-Exai8lrros OF
WAR VIEWS AND PoRTRAITs or RRrREsySTAT1vE MEN
FINE ARTS GALLERY, No. 625 BRoApwAr-kHLLosG' s
PArSrIsc or rHK ORIENTAL PRINCESS " APTER The
BATH
LADIES FhrR-PRoApwAY corner OF Twenty ST. Tor
BENEFIT OF III African Mission School
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IN Javast 0rssnpont on wednesday afetrcos III, sr
at 3o'clock The relatives and frends Of the lea -
invited TO attend witho,f fartlsr notice . =
F0WLfR-ht Big Rock Ksne County w.. on Sacr. =.
March wseden Fowler ased6s years, formerly o. iHe
Rock n .... d.
HALLIn Hobokea On Sunday March 49, Florence Loutsss
infant daughter Of Thos II. aud Louise Halt aged
months. "a 0rr 80
The funeral viii take place uestsy March 20 at 10 ooc
m. from No 90 Gsrden-st.. Hsboken Relatives su@
friends of the family are iny cd TO attend. a.
KING-At Paris France on Tuesday March 1906 Mark }.
Fling OF this city in the SD year Of his age.
Notice OF funeral hsrsafter
RussELL-Ia this city, on Monday morning, March 10
Isrsel Russell aged &c yearL
The relatives and ends family respectfully inviet
attend funeral on Wednesdsr March a. at O'Clock
from the Church Of The Annpncaton fourteenh ST.
between Sixth and Seventh ayes
THOMSON-On Monday niornhg March 10, Henry Ven
Dyck only Of Dr. WIN. II. and c. s. '. ID. Thomson.
aged ycsrs 'f-.
Funeral at Broadway Tabernacle Church. on Wednesday
March 81, OF u O'Clock p. II. ..s-..
Sunday. March 49, a, the house ofhes
parents Mrs. Caroline Virginia Woodwork, wife Of Charles
r. Wocdw orth Of Ycnkers :. a..
Funeral from No. Madsonrve n. y, Tuesday. Mares
20 1T O'Clock Tho ftienis Of the family are nsitos
to attend ...--..E HHH-If'a
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THE GERMAN MUSICAL. SocIETIEs.-Ihere
WAS meeting Of the delegates from the leading Ger
nan Musical Societies OF this city and neishborhood
Oh Sunday night take action In relation TO various
musical matters-about 20 societies being represented
letter was read from the Pscihc Sangerbuna ol Sa
s,"ncisso ava other communication from various
pusical societies were read and actod upon. some
action was taken in reference 20 the Saengerest OF the
Eastern singer which is 20 take place at Providence
In the month OF June and arrangements were nfde Tor
shea.ng the ohoruses 10 be rendered on THIS occasion
BY the New York singers. The laying oil Inc t0nhaa
ifon-stone of the new German hospital. for which a
fund 10 the amount OF 100000 has been collected II
was announced IL take place In the latter part Oh
April resolution passed TO celebrate on oatuf
day next a grand Commercials a series OF curious
social pastimes with declarations and other exercises
are termed-and some arrangements were made TO pre-
pare programme CT the FESTIVITIES on the oeeaslon-
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College for Women
BILLS INTRODUCED.
by 7. l.. STEwAIT. 70 amend tbs charter ofthe new
York Accident Insurance Company.
by Mr.. fERG SON. TO charter the Northern new
York Life Insurance Company. 49,
BY Mr. ASpRRsON, for a railroad in South. West and
other streets in NewYork.
BY Mr. STEVENSON. to amend the Registry law.
by Mr. McNEY. TO facilitate the construction OF tho
Buffalo and Washington Railroad.
by MI. TRACY-Relatiye 10 bail In criminal cases;
also relative 10 the New York District Courts also 10
amend tke Law relative TO assignments.
MOTIONS And kES ,LU lions.
Mr. FRTAE called up the resolutions calling upon the
Gas Of New York and Brooklyn ioT iafcrma
ton which was adopted
BILLS ADVANCED TO THIRD READING:
To incorporate the American Exploring and MINING
COMPANY; 10 amend the Revised Statutes relative 10
the rates OF brokerage.
AdAonrnnd
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Dry Goods and General Market Reports, which are
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COMMUNICATIONS WITH MONTANA. - The
Spring emigration TO Montana will probably be larger
than to any other State or Territory The Missouri
River tho most natural and economical route or reach
ing It, If boats are put Of sufficiently light draft to
run up 10 Fort Benton. We observe that the Mont ,na
and IDAHO Transportation Company announce-tlrough
our advertising coumns,ha they III take passengers
through to Fert Benton and give time bill OF ladng
when desired, SON 81. Louis and Cincinnati With
this guarantee they deserTe the special attention oil
ali npers.
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OpKyryo or Hupsos RIVER NAVIGATION. =

OPENING OF HUDsos RIVER NAvIGATIoS.-
The Hudson River is OPEN the stream being clear
Of ice up to Albany. The steamer St. John OF TIC
Peoples Line started the first trip OK the season last
evesins, and will be followed by the Dean Richmond
,hisevening These vessels have been thoroughly re-
fitted and repaired and now in fac condition tor
the Spring and SIMMER trade. new steamer TO be
called the Drew" after Mr. Daniel Drew OF this city
Las been built for the Peoples Line and wiz DC
launched In few days The Drew Is about tue
.amo size and capacity a. the ST John but viii far
surp,ss that vessel In the magnfoence OF her internal
arrangements. Great improvements have been made al
Tiers during the past Winter the new dock mas
been built there also depot with hoighthouses
wstin looms etc, fitted up IN the most superb man
ner II is expected that tie Drew will be placed on
the route the OF few weeks. IN ample time 10
III eet the demands VI Summer travellers.