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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-02-26
TO Whom it may Concern.

The subscriber would respectfully inform the public
at large that he has moved into his new shop lust
o0mpleted, across the WlnOosu river from IN NJ SGH-
FIELD VILLAGE, on corner of Gilman and
RAILROAD Streets and is prepared to do all kinds II
improved plan, thereby making the shingles much
smoother than by the old fashioned process manufac-
turing all kinds Of Butter. Sap and Sugar
tubs, Meat barrels, Water and Wash
TUBS, Sap Holders, Syrup Tubs, Gjis-
terms, &C. Also BoOI HOxes, Window
CRANES, Coffin Boxes, Planning, Saw
ing, TOngutng and GrOOVing, NIOuItl-
ing AND ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK DONE
To ORDER Having more room inside my shop as
We'll as outside, am prepared 10 do A GREATER
VARIETY OF WORK and with more dispatch than
heretofore.
tS-BY CLUBBING TOGETHER, FARMERS CAN
GET THEIR YEARS SUPPLY OF TUBS ut GREATLY
Reduced Rates from purchasing at retail. would re-
'pectfully mention my SUGAR TUB, holding thirty
pounds, hoped with iron, making n neat, handy
lbackaSe, and gives good satisfaction in market nv
SYRUP kEG, with head in both ends) holds trlfe
ver four gallons, and Is cheap for the size and style
make three sizes Of BUTTER TUBS, viz three, four
and six tubs per hundred pounds of butter. The
argest tubs have four hoops each the Others three
zach. The tubs speak for themselves wherever they
nave been used.
Any other information in regard to Tubs Shingles
&c, Will be gladly given, either 10 the persons inqur-
ing or by mali.
81. Ageat for Trips Hsw Improved HOOP
LOCK CUTTER.
IRA II. EDISON.
Marsh6eld, w., Nov. 10, 1874.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-02-26
AMERICAN DAIRY SALT GnMpANY

Sole manufacturers Of the 0nondaga factory lled da
ry and table salt at Syracuse, New York. respectfully
call the attenton Of dairymen and others to tho aua
" OF the SAT- now being manufactured by them. Hav-
ing ior many years past boen engaged In perfecting
the various processes for the manufacture Of this salt
and by adopting the hest modes and machinery for The
purpose they feel warranted In saying to the consum
ers that the article produced Is superior TO any
other, either Of foreign or domestic production.
The following is correct analysis of our salt and al
so Of the celebrated Ashtons English salt made nv
charles A. Gessmann, Ph. D., Professor of Chemistry
IN the Mass Agricultural College at Amherst Msss-
ashton Salt, OuOHdq0a FgeforB Fjtied
Chloride Of Sodium g7s5 qe39
Sulphato Of Lime, l43 el
Sulphate of Magnesa, e5 OG
Chloride Of Magnesia, .O6 ion
Suphato of Soda, 90 Ol
InsOlube matter, .Oj 10 70
Whtef, 10 go
, 1875-05-13
THE CHICAGO TR1nuNE THURSDAY 49, 1s75-rrN PAGES.
Nursbor OF faomtsra In good at1rdlnG. .....
average mnatar-fn fts....................
Total tmonnt In relief fund. ...............

Numonr Of faemtsra In good 1tsndlne-..".. m
Afefaes mnnsht-tn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LOO
Total tmcttnt In relief fund. ............ fH6.r1
Juu0E EADyocA1E-nESEnAt@
The Jnjgs AdyocA. o. tsnnerals report Was snb-
mittod by Comralo ". W. DouEl.s. Il ia doc
;iasont which concerns only matters inside tho
ttone touching r7lleh and regulations. for th1
seaaon 1t IL not tcrruduccd.
THE sUHdE0x.oEHENAL.
Tho report of the Surgsul,.u uonoral. Comrado
Hhns ponell, was then submitted. It contains
tho following,
Since The date Of the last Natlans, Eucanrmout the
mortality Of Tbs members Of ctr organisation ss ham
unusually lasgc perhaps larger than In any Que Jsar
rarncnt losing ems Of nors Of its 1nost active nen-
hers. particularly during tic inccmsnt, AetsIe winter
t4rough which wo hare laiely passed. llundteds Of
Of four ycaz. sctl.s ssrre, hsrs succun,ed from
the ftc1s Of disease, and destruction 10 healthy
stituuons, net'rrcd during that res!oi. EACH ,ear
thns tbs ranks af thoRe who Bre uuts, or "wlo
should i" hs members Of the Grand Army Of tho Re-
Ishlie; and Loo much attention cannot c paid, not
p. ho.s vo .ss a,r.sd ssoed anu
Ths death Of Past Medical Director has been 70.
ported !l&, Ccmrads Howard ". King, Department
Of Nhpls Inland. Nc tomrada performed hta duties
mora conRc!enstoaas. md in hls death urganiza
lion loses : valuable metnbor.
Applications n,ade 70 this ONCE BY poor and ds:
the Willows anil orphans Of snc,, for advice and
ahtancc, from almost syery Department., during the
p,,e yesr a.rs Leen la,es .lnountins to ao mott Of
l..diea uuon lstlci Association, and 10 similar Or
charitable labo.s, without which many btAve ani
gallant hnnuraty tllscarges soldier, sailor, int
rns would have dioi during tue past year for ths want
Of the common ntccasaries Of life.
Tbs last Of the atAff- officers reports Nas that
Of the Chaplatn.tn-Ch Chisf, ComrAds Augustus
Woodbury.,
, 1875-05-13

lsos Oouckt LOOK 4 1ecesa untll y olock P. H.
EVENING SESSION.
Tha National EncAmpnlent Of the Grand Army
resumed ia session At Of last evening, In Room
A a. tho Grand ractno. Tho Commandor.in.
Chief callcd tho Convention 10 ordsr, and the
grand rounds wers duly mado.
The discussion Of tho report Of the Committee
On tho Aadtess Of ths Commnudos-iu-chi was
rosnmeti, aud shs second resolution adopted -
given above.
Comrads Nurrows. Of Nan Jersey, Chairman
Of the Committee on Tho 11cports Of Tie Adju-
tant-0onesal and observation-disclosures re-
ported TINT The COMMITTEES recommended tie re-
coption and adoption Of the reports.
Endorsed by tho Enoan,pment.
ComrAdo UeAth OF rcnnsylvanfa, Chairman OF
tho Committee On 1luas anil Regulations, ro-
ported IS folowa:
tbs comm!stss recommend that Tho rulea b not
changed - prop ostd. 10 a to make eifgibe 10 MANI
shs United shtcs.
Recommendation adopted by the Enoampment.
Thu COMMITTEES reported adversely to the prop
ontion to admit Past Post Commanders 10
scats In the Department Encampments.
After discussion, Comrade 1lanaford offered
an amendment leaving tho matter to Tho differ
snt departments to b. decided BY each for itself.
ton was lost, lacking tho necessary tvo-shirds.
Ehs noxt thrao articles pertatnea to tho work
Of tho Order, aud are privileged.
Tho proposition to allow Decoration Day to bs
observed on Sunday when May 30 falls OH TINT
day was recommended 10 bs negstired. II was
80 voted.
Conlrade Wagner moved that the rules ho
amended 10 - TO allow either tile succeeding or
preceding day to b celebrated ~ Momotiat Day,
whom May 80 falls On Sunday.
The amendment WAS adopted by tho Entnmp-
Ment.
The next seven aocttonn wcrs In reference to
mnttcrs inatde The Or]er.
On motion Of Comrade Graham, Tho tltnp for
election OF officers Wns fixed for $3.50 Thursday
afternoon, .
On motion Of Comrade Death. 10 o'clock Fri
day morning Haa act ~ the honr for Visiting
tho CRIB. Also that tie Encatnpmont yieIt the
Board Of Trade At II N. Friday.
On motion OF Consatio Dol,uk, shs Encamp-
ment adjourned to meet to-day tIlurHday) All
p. m, at tho Grand Pacific.
, 1875-05-13
1891 1874.

Thc1o ,cens % 10 no good scason Why an inc1es,s :
In nltmheshin may not 30 hay for several years tn
ders and sailors ~htgh embraces men Of NJ ranks
arnes, md Aceta and. ~ ths prohibition Of political
written ou our hsa!s. our Gland Army should b iaar
h.s preserved ii. oia feeling of coas:ad.;air. ' ~
Tho imports ct Disbursements, for relief incosu-
p'ets, although effort has bean talle 10 secure full
nes. md accuracy believe shs .nso1nt Of relief ls-
snns not eounectrd With .he Grand Army. That our
rc!es of tho suffering so1ters snd thsir fa1ieaMa
work OF patriotism - well as beneyolence-s matter
organization to the favor Of Ali good cIslzons
MEMORIAL DAT.
Ihe oh.erran:s +: OF III. day h. become. tn many
c,son. tsusht I1 IL pronp,i:uie courage and % eon
rsTii neaessts tas sstlon. ar.siinde i t.trs:s-
~ s..ts of New York. Pennsylrsna, nAode III.
.ad, tne day hss besa n'sds lsgsl holiday. Tho
quarters, contained tia following paragraph:
Tne attention Of tho Chief ha,
seen cao to ~ fact thst sevcse. sase. which hare
That WHENEVER tls 3oth day Of May oec,,ts Sunday
tue day folowins shall be sbserved. He adrtas,
ward and n4ks preparation for thu ouser1sncs II iat
day ~ liz has nluch conndcuce ttat the National En-
Of May, in order to insure full retognon Of the day
viii nad!ty. no far ~ those departments
ed, The regulation which now requires ths day prc-
calling to be the one observed.H
II is desIrahle thas action 4haall be taten At
tbs present eesAon 10 mrrt b. Oh suenitnent to Tbs
rulce and Io1niasion,, that lilicuy. In .ny 1uds-
tent, Monday will orory where u more convenient
day for tho observance than Saturday.
CONCLUSION.
There II mitch that i cheering In shs future pros
pecss Of cur Order. W. ara gaining In numbers, all
seem to ba actuste by the determination to 1lers to
the legitimate work for which the Grand Army Of tbs
Republic IL formed, aud In tho Western BtAtea
i~lencs muAt como great gsana In nun,bcrs u they
eo,ue At ally Tiers arc signs Of dsrIrl revival.
Much Will deEend upon tha 4ozl and fidelity Of tho4s
rade, however humble, donomcthlng to promote
;ho M aool woEk. l.. u, IN everything pertaining e
personal feeling. aud maize everything subordinate 10
tAe welfare Of nur nouc association. Then ahnll we
ha rewarded with abundant auccess, and le prou,ter
than arcr Of our connection With an Order which,
Nhs II l3cs IT, work Of fraternity aud bencynance,
e.Ec GuteEaas and atlrs inany na.r.oiIa anQltuna
, 1875-05-13
OTHER REPORTS.

THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Tho report Of tho Quartcrmaator 0onsga1.
Cou,ralo A. 3. Il. Spragle, Wan then submitted.
It showed receipts Of s7,2sa.27, and balance
On hand OF s4,1G9,40. The items would net In
tercss tho public outside the Otder.
TIE MISUNDERSTANDING.
Tic report oftho Inspector-d -doneral, Comraae
". ". Brown, wan submitted BY tho Adjutant-
General IN tho absence OF tho author. Itu Al
followgs
Henry n. Sftltv, Adjutznk- General: hare tbs
honor to submit to the N.tonal Eneampment ths fol-
1nwng report Of the transactions OF tia lusntctnr-
Generals Department for tho year ending Dec 3l lB74
My report which nearly prepared for the F1,n,es
wss on the night Of April II entirely 1onaurned By
dtc toHetcr With nearly haf Of tue Assaant In4rcc
or-6ehetas reports IN my possession. hare thcre-
fore been eonpelled to make up my report
10 largs extent from nenlory, onitting
entirely thrfctroa atatements Of tho condftotl
of several Departments, which I ohsrx1sa
might hare placed before tho National Entanp-
nent. kas5 La tho year addressed circular 10 each
Of tho Aiaat.nt lnaEectors deueFA, urging Al early
rsFort. together with general raAFxs, Ia ca,h
case. upon tho stztua Of the Department. beloIne hat
sncl tolort would b. moro satisfactory than such ~
could be cleaned irun tabular ststesnuta alaae Ths
response N this request tbs Ntnts very kratt.
flying, but nearly u these general satemants wers
consumed ~ the Fo referred to, ain unable to Kiys
the Elramrmcnt the character Of Information had
anticipated, and winch IL, IL my opinion, very much
, 1875-05-13

WAYS will ho open. tChcors.1 0ontfomen, when
l toll you that an glad to SEQ vou, that am
glad to receive yon llcro, and e1tonl to you ths
right hand Of fellowship and hearty welcome
among people who ilnvs royor bceti known 10
do things by halvcs, I toll you tl,a truth, aud
you ca1i depend npon 1t. lAjplnuro.l 1 hare
tho honor to be tho Mayor OF chicago, aud A.
euro you that
ANrTntHn CAN no
whereby you shall he made comfortable and have
. good time generally. RIlall 10 done. Command
me At your pleasure Gov. Devorllgo Is here,
and aepcnl upon Him always to do what hnyc
loft tindnnc. Ilo HISS always stood by mo 10 far,
and baltoyo lio will III tlo future therefore, I
viii give lin chance. tApplause and laugh
, 1875-05-13

u herety appropriated from The funds In tho hAnaa af
tho Quaftsrusa asfcr- General.
1ha question WAS nut by Junior Vice Com
adopted BY tbs Encampmcnt amid great ap-
piaitHo.
Tho remainder Of tho Committso'a report Is
al foltons:
surh portions OF tho Commander In ChtfiA address,
II arc not afhrrw1sa atluel to ty The Cnhioittes arc
approved ny the Committee, and recommend that
tho asips b adopted The sentiments Ut ths Eucamp
ment.
.Aftor tl,o reception Of several resolutions,
Which Weto rnf0ttsl 10 the Committee OF 1tos-
oIuttons1 the Enoampmont, on mutton Of Com
rads Douck. took tecess Until O'Clock p. m.
, 1875-05-13

THE ADluTAHT. GENERAL.
Con,rads II, Il. Hib!oy. Adjutant- General, then
nads his report to tue sucsmpmea., "a tol-
l0Nsi
ItxArQulzTkHs dRAuD Axxx oS 1nx nzruHtlo,
, 1875-05-13

CH1oAao, May .. l37o.-Gapt J., ", hroek,eay-aI7
nEAH IA; l had concluded 10 postpone ny tHp 70
Colorado for tho purpose Of meeting oncs mere with
bars that pleasure. = am to-day called to Washing
ton on accoant NJ illness In my family, LILY klnde4t
regards 10 al who may attend tbs rruulon Of the so
licrs md sailors OF tha l.cpubc-mny prosrenty ~
tend taoin wherever dispersed around the Botn.
Teuly youE ftisud, JoAs A, LodAx.
, 1875-05-13

Ths men uho fall fighting On land aud sea,
terough tho country, for liberty aud In defense
o. liberty. ore The nation's herocsi aud ~ louR
eagle aoats toward the sun, their mcmory will
10 cheFished, thofr virtues commemoratol, and
thcir vhlor sxsosled by grateful people.
TNE HOA0nED DEAD.
Comrades, I would not forget tha men who
went out with us to toap In tho harvest Of war
but who rotur,od not with us bosriug tbs
shoayea Of victory. would not forgot tie pa-
G.ss tTosHm tnat e gave to them tho inspiration to
"; It they campea il dsld and awasap, o,
and on sto ibloak hilaido. by It thoy
matched through dust, and mud, aud storm, BY
day aud night, IN tho shine Of thu sun and sheen
over tho naonataiaB.. Dy Il tboy elckoned and
suffered in camp end in hospital. DY It tAoy
starved and aiiEiYeled, knl frcnzicd In prison.
by 4 they breasted tho Wild storm Of war. Dy
coo!tod danger and death. b. It ttoy died-
dlod ~ heroes do. Homa ,llod in tho 0eid amid
tho wild war aud rush Of arms, aud their npiritY
passed away to glory in tho sa,oko Of tho battle.
Some. sick or wounded, csmo homo to dio
among friends aud witt, tho light Of lavo around
thois couch. anailIng. died, blessing their coun-
Try. THIS MIS- grsndor hetoism. -
Some, nick or wounded, III cst,n or hosplta1.
unEesed days, weeks. and months with 40 loy.
Ing hand Of wifo or mothsr,or slstoe, to feel tho
fovercd pulse or hatho tho tlrobbing templo, far
&waY from homo aad loved ouoH, among HtsnnE-
ots. died without murtnur or Eegsos, This
wan tho grandest heroism 0! al, tho hefoEsm Of
mock. quiet submission tho horoIsn Of perfect,
holy resignation; ths horoam that Gomez, not
from the sympathy Of home, not from the In
spi1ation Of battle, but from tho soul, ali alono
in ita solitude, sacEifolpg all Of worth upon tho
altar Of Duo'n country,
They Ito In Southern soil, thoy reposs In FAM
ily buryiug-gsouuds, thoy rest Ia ehurchysrJa.
they sleep Ia national conetcr1cu. Let us-Ie{
our children sud our ohildreu'a oli|dfen-co1ne
| In tho gladsome Bprinetlms-come when tho
birds sing and tho vlolots b!oo,u-oome with
loye In the heart, beaflng fresh flowers 10 tic
hand 10 decorate tho graves Of our departed
heroea. Aud ~ NO walk among tho crassy
| htllockB and wrcAthe With gaslanus the monu-
| mont "sacted to tholt memory" lot US drop a
flower aud tear over tho graves OF thosa Who.
opposing, fell with them. In Ito tAcy we're Oh.
elnies, yet coautrymen In dcash, thoy lie lido by
| side on tho 6aua field. Thoy were children
OF one country aud OF ons father, They had
lived together In peace and In PROSPERITY, They
had epjoyoa the blessings OF 4 common iphertt-
ance. Thoy had glo1ed iu common hiatory.
For somo strange. uudiyined purposo. hcavca
suffered their passions to bo intan,ed. They
nsrEcd-and wont down together !n tie harvest
aud thcy will risa and stand sogoher In tho gtoat
gathering. God BE- rercisul unto NJ and unto
Comrades. Living, ~ may rsasonssly satssss,n
, 1875-05-13
LETTERS OF REGRET.
Letters wero read from tho following gsntls-
men In response to tho iavitat,ons which had
boen sont thsm.

ufadguart<rs ArMg II The Unlteu States, 81. LsaA,
Apr! y, is's-. y: EreslEaX' Chairman camm.t
acknowledge receipt Of your esteemed favor Of April
.G with card Of invitation to this 8odets and 5aIloss
May, ard regret that have appointment With Ger
atI friends from Now York. which will tako lno West
at that time. Hoping that your reunion Viii b. ami
nsutly 4uecssafnl. AM, with great respect, ruos.
truly your friend, W. r. 8MkuxAM, utuetsL
, 1875-05-13

Ynox GEN. "sA4px sA1TH.
NEW Toax, Nay {, l67e,-L. H. Rsse1ss1t -
Ghaffman, sts.-DkA1 6nt mu4t thank req s4g1sll8
{oE your Invitation " M to b pssAAnt ii ~ &sA
, 1875-05-13

tion7 baptized IN blood nurturcd IN 4trite disci-
pliucd iii commotlon, honorcd by age, hlackened
WITH anloks, beaten by Tho teupost Of MAR, torn
by tho missilcs Of death, uonsecrated through,
teurs. halomed by psayors, crowned NTH victory,
cmbtnzouod With the atara OF glury, the cmtlotn
Of our nationality, tile symbol Of our sovereign
~, tho hops Of orr country, tho inspiration Of
lions Of the eArth-the 6tar-spansled Banner OF
tile Union,
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"a William Cullen Bryant ii The
sNew York Eesning Rssea livesnae
following rremarkabis. estihsts ga.
EgtrAalen Pos !: l,.Hei 1as aanadi5t1 L
# Ne may:coin The VOID II isaher
FthAn immoral !; d noiaalsi IDIOT sSt6e
than a moral maniac. The 4 R6Ek.|l
sense as', was 4. s sinplll1 Yaating; and II
big ls r in big sl szitips thsre ny
p asaa 3i ifstieR Hihat TIP
aYegqest eea 81 so it! ths
e j, orla, EpoqnA a liz. all
el6d If sEight nd e 4 M1ang NM
Is ss II El. eaa ths ieh
BE- Judged u tAipsea their alItit
tie fitness g. or un6 il s ii. ha
phrase e Of, q, the persorn referred e
/ above Bee rsgag1Elded the writertf o i! !
defective .f aalg line y. 81 The m.kerso lse
rhyme 81 the worst q. criminals,
helping him-s.in. utter abhorrsnceS;
hut that d nans should edo murder ID
Ethb pursuit 81 baa farrp pose ,aseemed Ito
hhimsl Altolsthers isAa.l eanda : 1p ,ss1 i
aA0agh ss..s alSSssaa s1siaae
III. =
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-1he AM0mSee M0nlnty tor december
the yearsto1 q close in such "a
;Maylaa to satisfy the exacting taste Of
its public. while piquing the. appetite
Of readers Tor more ofathe same sort
oftwritpgsaf:Mr. .Howells's humorous
and polished move, Private Theatrii-
ealas gets fairly. into the midst of its
in this number, while Eenry
James: Jr.,s Frederick Hudson" clos
Is with what will be a surprise to ev
cry one. There il. a highly pictur
esque and vivid description Of Color
ado scenery !; ! very valuable closing
chapter from Mr.. Sanborn's history
Of John Browns Virginia Campaign ;
and AZ ssn 81 IS lively allment Of
Mn. Kembles aatobiogr aphy. Charles
F!r & | ADJ. sl,ams Is: gives the history
Of somA iamoas railroad accidents III
England and America, and Professor
II. II. Boyesen contributes to q. our
l kaos MIG ledge e 'tlhe Gsrn.ap , Romantic
{ !!hool u IN 10y on '"Noyalis u. and
the Blue Flower" These substantial
contributions are varied BY = very
amusing short story s. Ski iir'by's Goals
of Fire." from Miss Louise Stock
tons pen, and the number is we'll
provided with poetry. The depart.
lments Of Literature and Art are un-
usually diverse and bright. ==#
This mouthly continues to present
the work Of the best writers in the
(l ceepntTy Il every department; and
the publishers offer, as little h t
day surprise. to send the Atlantic for
IL year and i new ife-size portrait Of
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lpta q4lx bxJbGtiag hf&css
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pog Nhs 81 apa sk!.eI l hh sl fset
snd he fsll As hsoyily int "a t b
rent, causing the 70. water e,,. 70 dash up
wards q 4bosy 'sI' our heads, a terrible
cry q Angu1shtl escappad our lips, tor
we were lest The; elephant, beWil-
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this standard eclectc weekly.
The Living Agc has always stood
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since its recent absorption Of .Eue,y
Saturday is practically without a
ttiival. In the mu 'tiplicity Of period.
Gals claiming attention il has become
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The December Ga,asy opens
vi, with the first chap.srs Of . new story,
Reuben Dale, By Miss Annie T.
HHLowells. whose brother is theeditor of
!. the Atlantic, and which i an enter
tanning picture OF IAmerican life.
/" My Friend Phil, By George Cary
sEgglespne, iseassketcin of plantation
life, in which the nia1odialectis A.
n ua1eGan 90 sntugd q j. Guernsey
Gon lt 11btptes the first d. 4 series of az
tieles On The. brilliant But capraciou,
Walter Savage LADdor. sThe Mar
rage Qdestian, IS discussed at con.
siderable length by Albert Rhodes,
himself bachelor and apparently
t'nid about changing his condition.
We give a brief extract from his ar
ticle this week. n. James, j., gives
a delightful sketchof thegreatE French
novelist, Henorede Balzac. and of
some Of the more prominent: seharac-
ters in his books: 1t is very grace
fully written and is one of the most
attractive pieces in the number. Rich
ard Grant White, using ing as shield a
new word Of h:s own getting together,
"Cynicasterisp { makes . valiant
defense against the critics .xhos have
been disposed tosmake much of his
trippings on asword or twaF,ipzrecent
magazine articles: Capt Goldman is
apparently very nearly Through
Utah. There Is 4 clever aid thrill
ing short story, with go5d supply of
poetry, miscellany, reviews iex go gossip,
etc -z+ft-AE7