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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-03

"a ~
MoRa EEcorRAGENrsr FOR ouR GrArAsrs.
-Keokux can boast of having one Of the
most complete Gymnasiums in the West,
where her young men ''most do congregate"
70 develop and strengthen their muscular
powers, aud we hope 10 see numerous ''strcng
men, turned out by. this institution, but
whe her any such viii be equal in strength to
the individual mantioned below, remains to
be seen, but in the mean time, however, they
can oil be prac.icing TO bring their ''muscle'
up 10 the Austrialians standard:
A native Of Australia, Mr.. J. E. Evans
Iecently gave an exhibition of remarkable
strength 1T the Sea Hotel, in Chesterfield,
England, to establish his claims Is the strong
ct man in the world. He held . 6fty-six
pound weight in various positions, II arms
length. and increased the number until he
raised four fifty-six pound weights above his
head, holding them 1t arms length, and at
the came time standing upon four tumbler
glasses. he also held the weights on the
the top nf the glass, and allowed glass OF
water TO be placed upon the top of the
weights. He laid fat upon the floor, aad lat
. City six pound weight fall dismuce Of
about yard on his bare chest, md the
weigh. rebounded as though il had
come in contact with piece Of indiai- RIB
Der. piece Of stone, four inches thick was
next placed upon his chest, and Mr.. Hinch,
: Blacksmith, smashed it with two blows into
fragments. Mr.. Hinch and Turner then cut
. piece Of two inch iron in two across his
chest with the BANNER and chisel. The feats
concluded by Professor Hurcules lying fat
upon the floor, and allowing Mr.. Hinch to
strike him with oil his strength, with six.
teen pound sledge hammer. The blow was
met BY the Professor, and the hammer re.
bounded without leaving scratch upon his
body.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-03

A PlEAsAx1 THouoHr.-Dr. Holland has
the following reflections on seeing little
lame boy who was singing cheerful song !:
1t is pleasant to say 70 him, and al the
brotherhood and sisterhood Of usliness and
lameness, that there il every reason to be-
lieve that there is no such thing in Heaven
Is ons>lseesd or elub-footed sonl--no such
thing - IN salt Or misshspen soul--no such
thing ~ ~hliad o. deaf soul with tainted
blood Ia il. ysiAs, and that out Of these in-
perfect botpwtll spti.e spirita Of coosasn-
mate perfsctisr1nd aAssiic bsadsy-a besa>
" chastsned snd ssiched b. ths humiliations
that were visited upon their earthly habita-
tons. -,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-03

TEE County Sunday School Convention
will be held Il Fort Madison On wednesday
and Thursday next. Large delegations ars
expected from every portion Of The county,
and the citizens of Fort Madison ass mAking
ample preparations 70 entsrtain them.
The Railroad will charge Delegates from
this place but half fare for the round trip.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-03

THE following We clip from the Colorado
Ms.sr, pab,ished = Georgetown, Colorado
Territory, 10 regard 70 The selling Of the Nus.
covitc Lode, 10 which number Of our citi>
zens az interested. Tho Miner hys: "Ths
6aal transfer q he valuable Muscovits Lode
has been effected and Nessrs. Parker and
DarrSA he origisal discovsrsU, havs rsceis-
Cd ~ cash for ~ ssns in h NICE little
issn Of 6ftssn tAbseAaA dollers. THIS n.
sAoash bat moissy Of H. sslnsof tie pro-
pssty in qaes.ion i st;il1 snoushsio nsasnta,
oily rsnunsrats those hardy prospsceoss for
some yeass u toll and waiting for The re-
wa,d uhich their service ought to bring.
1.-THE Msseovits Lode presents tie largest
mass Of pure argentifsrous galena Of any lode
shaf We are acquainted Win, inths coantry,
and We feel very confident that the company
in Keokuk, lows, who have made the pnr-
chase viii be eminently satisfied with their
property when they come to work it. We
kope Il win not long b permitted 70 be idle,
- Il is by all means desirable that our real.
II rood lodes be inside 70 yield their wealth
for The general good Of the country. We
hope that the company will send Dr. Taylor
Who examined and reported 70 them IN this
mine, out here a Superintendent. Wehave
seldom seen, even among our Oldest miners,
man who posseased ~ correct an idea Of
our mining interests. His practical common
sense and entire lack Of visionary theories, is
the best safeguard for the interests of the
company that could be derised."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-03

Looks LIKE BrsIHEsa We notics that
our friends Huisksnp / Matless are receiv.
ing the largest shipment Of Boots and Shoes
brought to our city for : long time. The
large amount Of business done BY this firm
enables them to sell goods q . very small
profit, and consnmers will do well by keeping
this fact in mind. ang3>lt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-03

NIGHr PLANTING or TRREs-We have no
doubt Of the result given in the following ex-
psriments in tree planting, related by an ex-
chang:
A friend transplanted ten cherry trees
while In blossom, commencing ct four o clock
in tho afternoon, and transplanting one each
hour, until one o clock in the morning. Those
t!snsplanted during the daylight sheds their
blossoms, producing little Or no fruit, while
those tran.plantsd during the darker portions
maintained their eonditiaa fully. He did the
same With ton dwarf pear trees, afssr the
unit vs1 ons-third grown: Those transplant
ID during The night perfected their crop and
eeowed no injury froh having been removed.
With each Of these trcess, be removed some
eaxsA with The roo,a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-03

PEoPLs up Tie Dss Aoines Valley will
realize from thelfollo~ing paragraph which Ne
clip from he Dsvenport Gasstts, the truth Of
he adage: II Jon would learn the news
you must 60 away from home. The Democrat
says:
ssThe Des Moines river stands chance Of
being made navigable 1t last, ~ authority
has been Obtained to hasten to improv ement
Of the rHpids.n
This ID not the first time that the Des
Moines Rapids ofthe Mississippi river and
Des Moines rive have got tangled up" IN
peple's noodles.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-03

W. uaxbt u 91e1NeSeH
And every air Il heavy with the breath
or orange flowers tAat bloom t q
r the midst ~ roses."
Such was Ne 6ovsry land 6llel with
healing airs and ife.pFeservins products,
vhsrs Dr.. Drake discovered the chief insrs,
disnts Of his wonderful Tonic Medicine :
PLANTATION BIfrERs-the enchanted tropical
island of 81. Croix. The Plantation Bitters,
combining al the medicinal and tonic virtuea
Of the healing and life>snstaining products d
that favored cline, are, without doubt, the
Worlds Great Remedy for Dyspepsia, Low
Spirits, and Ill other Stomachic difficulties.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-03

FALL IS.-Those who formerly belonged =
Company &c" Sd Iovs Cavalry, are re-
quested 70 nest this (Satardsy) evening =
the Office Of the Recorder. A general at-
tendance 10 desired.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-03

GIN. o. b. ". srur1, Hscrssasy Of he
Territory Of Tova, under NJ. Fllnors's Ad
ministrasiea. snd for number Of pears :
highly ss>ssmed citissa Of Darlington, died
recently ia Cumberland, Maryland, q he
rips - a dghty>6ose years.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-03

0Rx. SEERIpAx found that the rebel Gov
cnor, Throeknortoa Of Texas, wss an im>
pediment TO the execution ofthe Reconstruc-
bon Act, and thereupon moved the impedi-
As1t ont Of The way.
President johnson has discovered that
Gsa. Sheridan still continues to be an imped.
iment TO the success Of the rebels, as he
peovsdto b dsrias the war, and hence John.
sou proposes 70 remove him oat Of the way.
The Rebels and Copperheads viii feel
grateful for this servics to their cause, but
tAsy would havs bsen still moro grateful had
Gen. Shsridan been rsnovsd oat Of the way
while In command in the Shsnandoah Val.
10y. Jchnsea i doing for ~ rsbels nov
what JET Davis and Lee and Early failed Is
do during IL var.
An rDLa DAkAM.-For man to think thas
he j. Goiag . - ~ wosk Of His life without
obstacles ana pesiefoo, 10 to dream ii
sony's SELF What Ghonld Ne amount 10
10y ~ aet sunqells1 ID fssl our Wy, 10
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~. n. q I'D NJ - noiAiae 1Dose
- . - NJ Is =, SastSsrrs;i.. y =
81 8 q ii|s ss||s q
sm$ ~ u " - l1re 90 ss-{
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-03


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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-03

w ell aks6a1asn = ~ advertisement Of
ths ssssa oylhav Asrissltarsl Fair, = Dsv-
snpost, vhise sPpsaH 4 oar columns this
morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-03

EN0N eALB,-A two-story brick Dwelling House, con
u tanning rooms, cellar cistcrn frame barn 10,
STH fest 'front.' and - deep situated the Of
9Th and Bank streets Title good or no sale
Enquire OF faprl8 H.B,TENRYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-03

AMERICAN HOUSE,
Hanover st.. Boston.

sssd II the largest aud bsst arranaed hotel In NEW
ENGLAND The slseping roous ars spacious
and well sentsted; the suites Of roorAs we1 ~
ranged AID completely furnished for families and large
travelling parties and the house will continue to b
kspt hrst class hotel In every respect
Js51 ~ mos--e-od-ins LEWIs kICk, Proprietor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-03

HNOR hALk-Iot7, block Ito, on the corner 81 sth
and Timea, on which Is located Frame Dwelling
House containing rooms . number of otoaets 4 good
ostsFn and cciisr lot we'll fenced and will commsnd
rent Of $40 per moafb, Title good or sale.
Enquire OF aprl2 II. u. TEN-KlCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-03

ENOR eALH- One u lots, the corner Of ilth and
Aorsen Streets, we'll fenced and ornamental tres
n fFont and side wsk on both sides Price 1900 cash
Title tod or no sale. Enquire Of
april H. B THN-RYCk,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-03

IN0k sALk-six acres Of cry desirable grape and
u ffnit land, situated on Grand Aycpne, about V
miles nom the Court House. win be divided suii
parrhassrs inquire OF
mAxt7 H.B. TEN-EYoK, 4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-03

a
D. Leais Masxss.
D fssssraph.l D, Losm. Az. I
Iobaoco-Activs ard unchapssd.
Ootsos-Aors nossnsat; sea fus niddiirs
liour-Dsil, lower ara anssstlsd; xx ~ 7snls n,
extra 80 5sD17 o.
nes osll 800 ~ q esol ~ pssss sl7ea.sy.
NJ ~ II Ns. #9
0~s-nsn; f1ess ~ mixed and yslisy; ssoss ~
nixsd; white u; u for prime to fancy white.
oats-Lessr sid unsettled; S7o7o fos nsw,
Rye-Dselinsdts u1a d
Pork-Mess ~ 50
1soos-shosssm is1<; clear .sdes lssk4A
Ham.-susar cured 1880.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-03
For Sale.
For Sale.

IA o. n Bloch -, which 10 four story brick
on Of - ~ - tbs baance of tbs lot TNl peUt =,
n known = The Arcade Building, and IL siipaNj o.
the corner Of let and Main streets and will he se fov
aeoas enshalf what tbs mprovcin. cost rrts sck
sooa, VII bs rsntsd tbr term OF yesfs Tfut ~,
% SALE. For further information address
mAyto II. B. TlE-uycR
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-03
For sale.

THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY. on cor
L p-r 1th end Bank streets, embracing nearly ma.
loes. brick cottage dwelling. stable, wood and vAsA
house and other outhuildng. garden and large variety
nit and oman trees choice varieties grapes ber-
rts, &C., In searipg. two large oisterns, &C., Ae.
This property In coed repair, and ODER ths whole
for sale at low price, for cash, half cash and bal
ancas on favorable terms Title perfect. The whoies
for sale = Lnss than the house be built for.
nnqsirs Of LIB. TkN.kYCK,
or ID elgCpristor CHAs. r. BfRGE.
srr090
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-03

New Tors narkse.
y rslsEaPs.l NV Yoss, Ass Z.
Klour-csossd tfresslar sd uasefslse; NV loD3,
lower.
Whsst-Dull md lOae lowsr
Rys-Duli u Aooi - !
o.e Dull and heavy; 7sess for inferior to prime
western.
eorA-gtesdyi sew mixed vsstssn d %: u.se.,A -
-. Isl
fors-osossa il ba,ss's fasor $50 bbh mes a ~
IS cs,h and regular
Dsa-oaiss ~ uneAAnesd.
Bscss-etesdy.
Cns AsaAD-Dulh sAoalA. n Helix. aa3
LArd-cosed in basers favor; ls01sL for fair 70
primo stsan: 1885 1ls1< sov kettle rendered
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-19

1t is said to be 4 rule with the Rut-
land and burlington Railroad Company
to discharge any Of their employees who
use intoxicating liquors as 4 beverage.
Ihis is right, and i. doubtless. done out
of regard to the safety of passengers car
ricd by the road and also with reference
to the security of the property of the
company. Many of the accidents upon
railroads originate from intcmpermce ON
the part of those VINO have charge of
trains. and directors of railroads are now
much more cautious than formcrly in Sc
Letting men for responsible positions.
The public will most surely commend
the strictcSt discrimination on the part
of corporations in this respect, and the
instant discharge of all violator- of the
rule established by the Rutland road.
They will feel safer in riding over roads
where they know their safety is consult
ed in this manner.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-19

RELIGION AND PoLITICs IN CANADA
Now Canada is dominion." the re-
iigiouS differences which have divided the
people Of the Provinces, bc-iE TO be agi-
tatcd anew The Observation-Disclosures
and priests. to the number Of 250-havc
held a meeting to discuss the question
Of their allegiance to the new govern
mental arrangement. They finally re-
solved to try the " dominion" and 1--WE
it their support. But is not this rather
a strange feature. that religious denom-
nation should assemble, discuss. and for
mally resolve whether they would or
would not support the government by
which they are protected in their rights
and persons Lower Canada ha, been
under the control OF the Catholics. while
Upper Canada was Protestant. United,
we suppose the question with the catho-
lies is, which will prcponderate in the
" dominion, "A question that no relg,
iouS denomination should ever raise as a
condition of rendering unto Caesar the
things that are CAESARS.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-19

must fight" NO" replied the first,
'.that will never do; for if you kill me |
should certainly smell bad; and should
| kill you, you would smell worse than
you do now" The SAVIOR of the presl-
dents character just now strikes unpleas-
antly the nostrils of public favor ; some
cry aloud kill him. But we think that
this would be only rendering 4 bad mat
ter worse. If we are, as charitable as we
are taught to be many of the errors and
short comingS of the president may la
attributed more TO the head than the
heart. So let this matter of impeach-
ment drop. Let congress adopt such
measures As shall secure peace TO the
country and liberty 10 all but let u,
hear no more OF this subject to which the
great mass of candid thinking men are
earnestly opposed, unless in the future
the President shall prove himself 4 grave
miSdemcanant
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-19

TO the first day of October, 1867 and
the boards of registration shall have
power and it SHALL he their duty, COM
mencing II days prior to any election
under said act, and upon reasonable pub
lie notice of the time and place thereof,
to revise for period of five days the
registration lists, and upon being satisfied
that any person not entitled thereto has
been registered, 10 strike the name of
such person from the list, and such per
son shall not he allowed TO vote: and
such board shall. also. during the same
period. add to such registry the names OF
all persons who al that time possess the
qualifications required low said act, who
have not been already registered: and no
person shall at any time be entitled TO Ice
registered, or TO vote, by reason OF any
executive pardon, or amnesty. for any
act or thing which, without such par
don or amnesty, would disquality HIM
from registration or voting.
Sec. s. That all members of said
boards of registration, and all persons
hereafter elected or appointed TO office in
said military districts under the sO-callej
state or municipal authority, or 10y de
tail or appointment 10y the district COM
manlcrs. shall be required TO take and
subscribe TO the oath of office prescribed
by law for the officer, OF the Limited
States.
See. q. That no district commander
or member OF the board of registration,
or any officers or appointees acting UNI
der them. shall be bound in his action 10y
any opinion of any civil officer of the
| mite,l States.
See 10 That section 1 OF said last
named act shall he construed TO authorize
the commanding general named therein,
whenever hs shall deem it neeliul, TO re
move anv member of board of re.-is
tration and TO appoint another in his
stead, and TO fill any vacancy in such
board.
Sec. H. That all the provisions OF
this act and the acts to which this l.
supplementary shall he construed liberal
IL, to the end that all the intenis thereof
may lee fully and perfectly carried out.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-19

some weeks ago we declared our be-
lief that the high price Of -four which
existed at that time was the work of
Spectators, and not the result of an ac-
tual scarcity of breaIstutis. Events have
justified our belief. Flour can be bought
to-day i'll any part of New Hampshire
four or five dollars barrel cheaper than
then, and not barrel of new flour has
arrived or been produced within our Dor
ders. Some spectators have come to
grizzly. H. .Staeman.
Flour cannot be bought, in our vicin.
ity, in Vermont, for four or five dollar.
less than two months ago. The dealer:
in the article here do not seem to mani
fest any great measure Of grief at thu
price Of flour elsewhere. We have no
heard OF their shedding tears at the lou
prices at which they part with the com
modify.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-19

The president sent a remarkable ines
sage to congress on Monday declaring that
the United States ought to assume the
debts of the southern states incurred be
fore the war, if the present state govern
ments are to be superseded by the Mill
tary authority OF the government, No
doubt such an assumption would be very
gratifying 10 the non-reconstructed states
and would 90 far to reconcile them TO
the temporary exercise of military au-
thority superior TO the civil : ana the
president merits anew the thanks of the
ex-rebels for making the suggestion in
there behalf. But we are sure Congress
and the loyal portion of the country will
be unable to ''see ii"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-19

in this "kingdom of the sea- make it
an ever present delight for each orb cir
Giles in its sphere, and there is no col
lision, nor discord Thus organized, We
move grandly Oh over the blue depths
below, looking trustfully up to Him who
is in the blue depths above, and for the
long sunny reaches of whose shores, the
true voyagers on all seas yearn, as in
folding the haven of joy and rest eternal
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-19
E~ MaNimilian's aA,.,la..r.

81 -hssAlllalilslll : 3A ril1rI- ..r.
ganlzin@ in New York aul Ea,.r
wearing hadge~ of rel ril,lp.a. ....
inscription: = Poor Carloiia y
avenge Maximiliam. Cha 10 y
Quite a number OF youn- ln,ll
seen service in the hate wag al. -......
embark in ihi> enterprise aul,..I,-
FenianS- 'le>pairin- Of 4 cllal.c- T..
either Tor Canada or Ireland. an.
10 fight against repuhlicanl<,a p. 4;
CO. Gen llcnnin@-cn. oii,. 20 ,f......
of tn, former Nicara-lIan li.iia,..-
tcEJ,ri>e. l. recruiting ayeusr-
Orleans, assisted by The eloTqeue-.
Gov. Weller, OF Californ;s. who
a recent >l'eech that ii he could
WAY, he would crush cut al al.r.
tionalitv of Mexico. anI admin,
her effects The latter itr,n iag-.
chief motive with The promotes
new filibu>tcr scheme, l., &C..
are what they care about. i.ai a..
fare OF Mexico. and Their >,ml,n
Carlotta, and Indignation Al MAXIM
death i mere mock sentiment. Il
possible 10 believe that W,llgr az. D
nins-an Will gam followers ru..
MAKE their intended crime lra-
Our government viii neither i.rr.
:In enterprise, NOR itself TAX sf.e
IN reference 10 Naximili5an'- de-.
it slilll prove true that our H. ..-.
laie'l ia the seizure OF Santa Ann.
must bc an apology Tlnd MI ,..-
matter - lar a. the nifel Slsi
cernei.-.>p'sYr.H Ey,s7la,-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-19
Excursion to Portland.
BosToS. July lG, 1867,

BosroS. July lG, 1867.
Mr.. EpIToR: Knowing that every
thing connected with the proposed trunk
line of railroad from Portland to Og,lcns-
burg, greatly interests your readers | adj
dress you a line from the Hub" In
answer to an invitation from the board
of trade of Portland some of whom re-
Gently took trip over the line OF inc
proposed route west "a far as Oswego,
the solid men of northwestern New
York. Vermont and New Hampshire are
on an excursion fri p to Portland. The
party started from O>wego Monday
morning and receiving additions at Wa
tertown. O. densburg and other points,
stopped over night at st. Adams, This
morning. there was an accession to the
party of a goodly number from st. Al
bans, Burlington, Montpelier, st. Johns
bury and from several points in New
Hampshire 1t will be increased by sey-
eral from this city. Among the party
notice the name of All. Fairiing, pres
idcnt of the board OF trade OF Oswe9o.
Delos Dew of, an eminent banker OF that
place, W. c. Pierpoint, the president
together with the superintendent and
four of the directors of the Rome 4 Wa
tertown Il. r.. Judge \. \. James and
Gen. r. W. ,Judson of Oglen>burg. Mr..
Pratt president and d. W {. Brown
superintendent of the OgdenSbur@ \
ChampIain Il. r. and various other
prominent men of northern New York.
interested in railroads. From Vermont,
| notice the names of Gov j. e.. Smith,
Hon. Lawrence Brainard, Hon. }. ".
Stewart. +. w. Peck. J. ID. Hatch.
Gen. u. X. Pitkin. {. W. Willard. j. Y.
Dewey, b. \. Davis, Horace Fairbanks.
Franklin Fairbanks and several others.
| find New Hampshire represented by
Gen. Chester Pike, ThoS NJ. Edwards
and Others. Other prominent men from
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-19

The railroad fare on the Rutland road
from Rutland to Boston, has been re-
duced from 1928 to 1913. Perban,
some other roads might with propriety
initiate the Rutland in this regard. TIL,
Concord (N. H. railroad commence,
reducing fare on both freight and passen
gers 50 long ago as last January. Mus
war fires always be maintained OF
other roads?