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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-04-14

As might be expected the press OF
the State appears to be unanimous N
its opinion that Hon. Chauncy Brow
nell, Jr.. is filling the position of Sec
rotary OF State in most efficient and
satisfactory manner. The people will
undoubtedly insist that he be kept at
his official duties for another term.
What Is true Of Mr.. Brownell is also
equally true of State Treasurer Field.
The only possible opposition to State
Auditor Powell Is his long term Of SER
vice, he having been retained because
of his efficiency. As~e understand ii
Mr.. Powell is candidate for re-elec-
ton just as he ALWAYS has been-if the
people wish him TO keep an eve on the
business of the State he win do II with
his usual keen sense Of duty.
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Enst Rnnnnlnh.

Sarah Blaisdell had to leave The Normal
School on account OF III health.
Mrs. Henry Thomas has recently moved
into her house lately occupied by n. X.
Goodwin. Her sister, Miss Clement, is
with her.
Geo. F. Lackey, the new merchant, has
a fine stock OF goods Give him a call.
c. 5. Hall is on the wHrpath with his
pockets full of inventories.
The poorest sugar season for many
years.
There is prospect that the services OF
Rev. MIR. Farr may be secured for another
year.
See A. g. 0sgood before buying spring
tooth or wheel ha. row
Millinery Opening at J. y. Mtchell's
Apr. Is, IS and 49,
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WANTED, FOR SALE. ETC.

+ Geo. w. Drew has opened blaeksmit b
shop in the building formerly occupied by
4 the late III. ). Newton near Dyer's Livery
J Stable. He comes from Warren highly
f recommended as one Of the best black
smiths in the state, and capable OF doing
any kind Of shoeing, repairing, etc.
E. L. Bass has 6 good cows to sch also
I 80 bushels seed barley.
G. w. Morrow OF this place has biey-
Gle, springfield ROADSTER J0-inch wheel
/ that he will sell for $50.
/ Remember you can get those nice Vest
ern Improved Barred Plymouth Rock
hens eggs for setting at the creamery.
shall have lot of selected and durable
carriages and wagons soon.
ISAAC NEWTON.
foR SAIE.-PIne, Cedar ana Spruce
Shingles, Spruce ClapboaIds and Brick.
A. w. TEwKsBURy 4 soSs.
Arch Crates, Sled Shoes, CaIdron Kct-
ties, Stove Backs and Pillow repairs con-
stantly on hand. HODGES AND ALLEN.
Daily Papers at Bucks.
New box papeterie, latest styles at JOS
lyns.'
Said noted man of 80 years, ''ny moth
er gave me Downs Elixir for coughs and
colds when / was a boy"
Rheumatism IS quickly cured By using
Arnica & Oil Eminent.
Shingles to sell and shingles sawed by the
Thousand. GFO. PRINCE.
Ladies desiring hair work call on Mrs. Hiram
Bean, West Randolph; Vt. Write for prices.
Fine line Of seeds of all kinds at julius
Lamson's. Quality first-clsss, prices low.
am closing out the big stock of pipes
and tobacco formerly owned BIZ III. 81.
Wires, regardless OF cost. Now IS the
time TO get bargain.
julius F. HANSON.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.-Tene of
three or four rooms, central location. Ad-
dress stating Particulars. Box 81. Town
NANTED--A hired girl IN family oftwo.
Lock Box 292
WANTED--A girl to do homework, 3 in
a family. J. ID. MITCHELL.
Apr. Is, Is and 10. j. d. MITCHELL.
Nice new line Of harnesses just received, Z
all styles, kinds and prices.
WHEELER & JosLYN. Z
People viii buy those cheap harnesses
of Wheeler & Joslyn.
WANTED.-By a sober. industrious. 4
young man, Protestant a place on fa-rs.
understands general farm work. place
v here only one man Is required preferred. 4
Address JAMES A. CRAIG.
Hollis Depot. \. II. T
Harry A. Ssgel, the weil-knoWn travel
ing dry and fancy goods merchant of Bur-
lington announces TO the people OF West
that be viii soon arrive with
the most complete line Of dry and fancy
goods that Wal be surprise 70 you all.
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Geo. Ladd Of Sharon was in town over

Geo. Laid of Sharon was in town over
Sunday.
Miss Edith Goodrich, the popular elo-
cutionlst and impersonator of the Normal
School will speak in the Christian vestry,
Thursday, Apr. IA.
The base ball season is at hand and the
many lovers of the game in this town are
organizing team challenge has been
received from the st. Johnsbury Academy
nine 10 play them Nav II. There is plen-
ty of material here to form a better team
than has ever represented this place We
shall expect to see many lively games here
this summer.
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What ueDt oi gratitude the world
owes 10 such men as Drs. Aver ana Jenrer
the latter for the great discovery 81 yGc-
cination, and the former for his extract
OF sarsaparilla the best OF blood purifi-
ers! " no can estimate how much these
discoveries have benefited the racel
ayers Hair Nigor is most excellent
preparation for the hair | speak OF it
from experience. Its use promotes the
growth OF new hair, and makes i glossy
and soft. The Nigor is sure cure for
dandruif -. ". Bowen, Editor. Enguir-
er, Macarthur, Ohio.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-04-14

F. b. Paine OF Hyde Park, Mass, visited
his brother, G. 5. Paine and other friends
here last week and this. He returned TO
his home Monday accompanied by
Miss Amy Paine, his neioe.
The sugar season came TO O sudden stop
last week ana many sugar makers have
made but little sugar and BUCKETS are be-
ing gathered in.
A. P. Paine gave very pleasant sugar
party 10 quite a number Of his friends.
J. d. Mitchell has millinery opening
Apr. 10, Is and ~.
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ODtCiat OptnilS VI CRAAuS uAtN
Millinery at J. d. Mitchell's April 10, Is
and ~.
NJ d. Church has gone to South Hadley
Mass, to make a short visit. He Is gain
ing slowly from long il. ness.
Albert Pride has gone to St. Johnsbury
to attend the funeral of his sister-in-law
widow of the late Abner Pride who was IN
the employ OF Fairbanks for long time.
Dr. NJ. L. Scott visits the family of Eras-
tus Hebard and there seems to be steady
improvement in his daughter, Flora.
There was quite an enthusiastic caucus
at the town hall last Saturday under the
Craftsmanship of Noah Granger, full list
Of delegates were elected.
Daniel Eaton is TO build nice barn
early this spring, his timber is already on
the ground.
b. F. Adams and son contemplate build
ing at an early date large and commo-
dious addition to their horse barn.
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seeds

Timothy, Clover, Alsyke, Red Top, san
ford Corn, Red Cob Corn for ensilage.
Blue Canada Flax for fodder, Garden
Seeds OF all kinds The largest stock ever
opened in Randolph. The seeds are all OF
first quality and prices are low. Examine
our stock and prices before buying.
MORTON * TIsON.
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When you are troubled with dizziness.
your appetite all gone, and you feel bad
generally, take few doses OF DR.. Henry
Baxter's Mandrake Btters, and you will
be surprised at the improvement in your
feelings. Every bottle warranted to give
satisfaction.
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West Randolph I,ostofice

The fiscal year of the West Randolph
Postoffice ends April LIST. Below is a state
ment furnished by Postmaster Montgom-
cry of the gross postal receipts for the past
frfrr
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Rand0Inh.

Special opening OF Spring and Summer
Millinery at J. d. Mitchell's April 10, Is
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tZ,34O.Ul.
The following figures show the amount
of business done in the Money Order de-
parlment from April /, '91 to April 1, 90;
pECETt1TG
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Thursday ,April14, 1892
WEST RANDOLPH.

Winter still liugers in the lap Of spring.
Mrs. J. B. Eldredge is visiting friends
in Warren.
, 1892-12-31
BekjendtgioYelse G.

nET bekjendtgjores heryed, at Of
fentlig Lpge i Frederiksted
HAMBURGER after er ankommen
r til og fra '23de dennes at regne
har overtaget sine Forretning'r som
offentlig Lpge.
Gouvernements- Sesretariatet, St. Croix
den 27de December 1892.
LIMPRICHT.
, 1892-12-31
qTHE a Isl
Ts npbli$hed Erery

Is published ErefV
wednesday, &c Saturday
Terms of Subscription,
dollars per annum, payable ha!t-yearly
in advance.
Comics to ou-srhscriNets g cents.
Parties dpareM Of Withdrawing their subscription y
The A7fa are required to gives months notice.
icy no CT a verttS111
pprovtd by Government 10Th June
For an advertisement Of q lines or under I to.3 "ser-
small Type Frevier) L to 8 lines + So
] 10 E lines, pr. ne.......... -
arCe TYNE. Long Primer. Small Plea
Tita andColnrhia, / to 8 lines -..-..---. 100
tvel 6 lines pr. line -..--.------.--. 10
n line OF the largest type ..-... ----.--.-.. Is
fer ore to three subsequent insertions the tltamounto OF
letc elaIecs will be.made.
u Az advertisements Ter insertion must be delivered at
& & G'c1CC1A p m The postage on tetters %
uls (n &c nrr1 " tet Ind or St InomaS must ne prepaid
,rlUl,uo viii be taken OF them.
T. - tcihl I ontlacts viii be made with parties who may
IL y ShiLI to AoNduse yearly, halfyeallA, 81 quarterly.
-. toTs-Wa cannot pay sany attention
tt ma ,ntus con uinicat.oLs; every article mutt oe
accom- aimed bN the writer = naae, not necessarily tt pt lcI-
Gn,, III "a MI evidence of, Authenticity, aud Tor our ,Sn
= . unity; md it must be distinctly understood tuNt wa q
ctuDlUtmitu il iDstl ted, the editor does not thsre 10
necessarily aulte With the opinions expressed by tine Wfte T..
We chLnut unaei take to return nor preserve rejected a F-a
sc1i,ts. Manuscript matter musCOe written only on uut
side ot-..t paper.
IN IIAqikL executed At tins uHtce With ueAtless
0V" Ai"AA"" and DESPATCH
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Low Rate to Minneapolis.

New England Republican delegates
and their accompanying friends may
congratulate themselves upon having
the lowest rates eyer offered to Mime
apolis and return The canadian Pa
cffic railway, 500 line, will to-day an
nounce a rate of $50 for the round trip
from Boston, and it is said this rate
will apply from stations on lines of
their eastern connections, the Boston 81
Maine and Concord 81 Montreal roads,
and that correspondingly low rates will
be made from other points in New
England. AS the lowest rate quoted
one way is S29.50, this is an extremely
low rate and when added to the round
trip sleeping car berth rate of ga and
the possible 81 to SO one would spend
in the DINING cars en- route, makes
figure which the most limited in pocket
can afford to spend to see the Repubh-
can candidate nominated for the presi-
dency
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Russian servant Girls.

We have pleasant way of growing
and grumbling over the inefficiency of
our Mary AIMS and Elias, and consider
ourselves very badly used because they
do not come nearer the pinnacle of per-
lection, but the Russian servant double
discounts ours in vexatious incompe-
tency, and the Russian mistress has
trials beside which ours fade into insig-
nificance.
Every household has a host Of retain
ers. They go off to sleep at any hour in
the day. They annex anything within
reach, and truth is an unknown virtue
to them. A lady cannot help about her
house or she loses all caste with and au-
thority over her servants. She can only
scold and wait for the spirit of the do
nestle to move her toward the accom-
plishment of her duties.
The servant is expected to provide her
own mattress, and usually sleeps on the
kitchen stove in winter and out in the
yard in summer. The idea Of providing
q room for -er servants never occurs 70
the Russian honsekeeper.-New York
Sun
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CONSUMPTION CURED

An old physician, retired from practice, having
had placed in his hands by an East India MISSION
airy the formula Of simple vegetable remedy Tor
the speedy and permanent Of Consumption
Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma, and all throat and
Lung Affections, also a positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints,
after having tested is wonderful curative powers
in thousands of cases, has felt it his duty make
it known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this
motive and a desire to relieve human suffering, l
will send free Of charge to all who desire it, this
recipe, in German, French or English, with full
directions for preparing and using. Sent by mail
by addressing with stamp, naming this paper-W. A.
NoYKs. s2o Pozgey-s BLoek, RoehesterN. y ~
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HEROES.

We hear 1t said that great men tread no more
The sod Of this dull earth, and that the past
Entombs @@e heroic dead, whose deeds will
last
We set upon the ancients-they who bore
The honors of the fight, Still we hold fast
Traditions old, nor think our warriors cast
In the heroic mold of those of yore.
Yet this degenerate age" has its great men;
AS great as those illustrious Greeks of old;
But we UNJUST, withhold our praises when
We see about us valorous deeds and bold
And SO we wrong a brave age when we say
That heroes do not tread the earth today"
New Orleans Times Democrat.
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United States Internal Revenue

NOTICE AND APPLICATION FOR LICENSE BY PRODUCERS o.
SUGAR FROM MAPLE SAP.
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Now Try This.

1t will cost you nothing and will surely
do YOU good, if you have cough, cold or
any trouble with throat, chest or lungs
DR. Kings New Discovery for consumption,
coughs and colds is guaranteed TO give re-
lief, or money will be paid back. Sufferers
from Ia grippe found it just the thing and
under lis use had a speedy and perfect re-
covery. Try a sample bottle at our ex-
pense and learn for yourself just how good
a thing il is Trial bottles free at A. I
CLARKE's drug store. Large size SOC. and
s1.Oo.
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Sired by AlmOnt Lightning, he by AL
mont, he by Alexander's Abdallah, and
he by Rysdyk's HambletOnian. AlmOnt
Lightning's first dam was by Mambrino
Pilot, who sired HAMS, record 21734. Mann
brine Gift, record 2.20, and several others
with records of 2.30 or better. Almont, sire
of AlmOnt Lightning, has 30 with records
from 21314 to 2.30. Amont Lightning has
never been handled for speed but has shown
a mile after a heavy season in the stud in
225. and a quarter in 35 seconds. Uproar's
dam is Kapiolania, by Waverly, Son of
Impt. Australian. Kapi0lania, the Dam of
Uproar. has trotted in three minutes, and
a run mile in l.55. His breeding on the dams
side is first-class and gives him a thor
oughbred cross with the trotting instinct
strongly developed and the staying quail
ties of the thoroughbred,
Uproar was foaled in 1888, is rich chest
nut, two white hind ankles, stands 1873,
weighs 1150, and has never been handled for
speed, but shows remarkable good gait,
and with training is sure to be a trotter;
coupled with his size and style he cannot
help being the means of great improve
ment TO the horse stock of this section.
VIII make the season of 1892 at Riv-
erside Farm, South Newbury, VT.
Terms $50, payable when mare proves
30 w. S. HALE, Proprietor.
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How 10 Read

your doctors prescriptions. Send three p
cent stamps, to pay postage, and receive
DIR. Kaufmann's great treatise on disease;
illustrated in colors; il gives their signs and
authorizations. Address A. z. 0rdway d
Co, Boston, Mass.
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THE SUGAR BOUNTY.
REVISED FORM FOR LICENSE FOR 1898.


The blanks containing the notice, application and
bond Tor obtaining license for producing maple sugar
under the bounty act for the of 1904 have Just
been issued by the Internal Revenue Department. The
three different forms which constituted the set Of bounty
papers last year have been reduced in size to Single
four page sheet and the requirements OF applicants have
been greatly modified. The penal Of the bond re-
qnred has also been reduced to 500 for producers who
tap 1000 trees, and is fixed at $500 where more than
1000 trees are tapped Producers send in their ap
pcatons and file their bonds prior to July 1882 in
order to secure licenses for the year 1903.
The revised blanks now being sent out from here
10 all icer sed producers of 1892 and will be any
sugar sugar maker in Vermont on application to James
Free Oh Collector MOI tpelier or to s. Forbes, Depu
ty Collector, st. Adams, and are as follows
Form 288.-Revised Dec. 1891.
United States Internal Revenue
NOTICE AND APPLICATION LICENSE BY PRODUCERS OF
SUGAR FROM MAPLE SAP.
To be given prior to July of each year to the Inter
nal Revenue Collector Of the district in duplicate by
each person or hrm intending to manufacture maple
sugar under the bounty provisions of the act Of October
$780, copy to be retained by the Collector, and
the other forwarded to the Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue
Dated 1870
To the Commissioner ofL,iteyHaI Reyenne.--.
Notice is hereby given, that---of---county
of--and State of--intend to manufacture
sugar from maple sap produced within the United States
during the year commencing july /, 1888 and ending
June 49, I89 at the following named place, and appi
cation hereby made for license carry said bust
ness in accordance with this notice.
Location Of premses--
State--County--
Town or City
l. Number Of trees proposed to be tapped next sea-
a. Quantity of sugar proposed to be made from them
(estimate)-
g. Number Of trees tapped lastyear
4. sugar produced last year-pounds--
5: Syrup, not made into sugar. produced last year
gallons
O. Kind Of evaporating apparatus used
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LSAotS
State of--s S.
The surees in the within Bond, being severaly duly
sworn, say that they severaly residents the State
of--,and are each of them respectively worth--
dollars and above all debts Dues demands and in
cumbrances whatever against them, besides property
exempt by law from execution.
Sworn before me, this---day Of 1870
(NIagistrate or other officers signature: )--
Official deslgnaton:)
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,
ITO be made by principal and sureties.)
hereby certify, That on this----day of------one-
thousand eight hundred aud Ninety, before me
personally came--known to to be the individual5
described and who executed the within bond and sever
ally acknowledge that they executed the same.
Magistrate or other officers sgnature:)--
Official designauon:)
Reviewed this--day Of, A. D. 18o
-Disrict Of
This bond must be executed by every person firm in
ons of the Act of October l. $780, prior July of each
year.
This bond after the sufciency of the sureties has
been certified by the Internal Revenue Collector of the
District must be transmitted the Commissioner Of In
ternal Revenue for approval.
INSTRUCTIONS.
The following instructions mast be particularly OBJ
served and complied with, viz:
Ist The Christian names must be written in the
body of the bond in full, and so signed to the bond
I'd. The residence of each signer must be stated in
the bond
3D. seal of wax or wafer should be attached each
signature.
4th Each signature be made in the presence OF
two Witnesses who must sign their SUCH and
the execution of the bond be acknowledged by the
principal and suIetes before officer authorized by
law take the acknowledgement of Deeds before the
Collector of the district of his Deputies
9th. There must be two sureties, and the
bond must be dated.
9th. The penal sum of the boad CT an applicant who
proposes tap 900 trees less be $500; and
for than 900 trees, $500. When the bond is
is found to be properly filed up and ample the
Collector will endorse his certificate thereon, and for
ward the the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
for approval.
9TH. Sureties bonds Of 500 be each respec-
lively worth five hundred dollars and bonds Of $500
thousand dollars above all debts and membranes,
besides property exempt by law from execution.
Sth. Applications Tor Incense must be mailed
sonable to reach the proper Internal Revenue OF
fcers before the first day of July in each year.
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(Gfve 6oStc6fce address,
Maple Sugar Producers Bond,


That we,--of--as principal, and--of -
of--as surities, are held and firmly bound unto the
United States of America in the full and Just sum of
---dollars, lawful money Of the United States to
which payment, well and truly to be made we Jointly
and severay bind ourselves heirs executors and adj
ministrators firmly by these presents.
Sealed with our seals and dated this--day Oh
A, D. 1870
The condition of the foregoing obligations IS SUCH
That whereas, the said--intend to engage, in the
manufacture and production Of sugar from maple sap
produced within the United States during the next en-
suing year commencing July 1, I89 at in the
County of and State of--snd whereas, SAID
-desire to secure the payment Of the bounty outhor-
lied and provided for in the Act of Congress- approved
October $780, entitled can Act reduce the revenue
and equaze the duties imports and for other pur-
poses; and whereas, said--has filed with the Com
missioner of Internal Revenue the notice required by
said Act and application for license produce and
manufacture sugar said place and within said period
of time in accordance with the provisions of said Act of
Congress-
Now, therefore, if said---shal faithfully observe
all the rules and regulations prescribed by the Commits
soners Of Internal Revenue and approved by the Sec
rotary of the Treasury for the manufacture and produc
tou Of sugar, then this obligation shall be void other
wise it shall remain in full force and effect.
Signed, sealed and aelivezed in PreseHce Of
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-04-28

DENVER, April 26.-A special fr.m
Cheyenne, Wyoming, Hayt: The
4tockmen aud Texans ate now Kept
under strict surveillance ut Fort Rus
>eli. M one IL allowed to see them
except with Il permit secured fronl
headquarters. 4 rofe was drawn
about one side Of the butldlr &, and out.
side of this none of them are allowed
to go, except by permission Of the post
cnmn.audant and In company OF sotne
officer on business which has been
stated. The same fare Ia provided for
all, although the stock party will get
better foud, as they pay for 1t aud have
it shipped from town. Some "f the
purity look quite badly. This ID par
tscularly true ct w. J. Clark, the
wa'er commissioner Of Johnson COM
ty, who looks like physical wreck
Most of the men now look upon tue
affair as quite serious, and decline nl
views with newspaper representa-
}ttves.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-04-28

New York, April 2G.-A eE,tcial to
the Evening World ftom Paris states
TINT William Aster died last night ut
hntet Ltverpool. The cause was heart
failure.
Mr.. Aslor way the fit her of Mr4. J..
Coleman Dray ton mud was greatly
worri. Il over the Borrow eFox Mill
| bank scandal, Ia which ahe was ln-
VOWED.
Next to his nephew, William Wal"
aorf Aston, nnd pr hably jay Gontd'
VIM. Aatur was the richest citizen III
Amprca. His wealth was recently
estimat. Il ut bet tween S5t1, 01,0 QUO nud
soc, ,0|>0, ,00n. i'ie grentrr Part of which
il invested in New York Real estate
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-04-28

ut:Lt1n, MIMI, April :b-~Ice still
th.',,1t.t> .he hsAd ut Like Superior.
add IL likely III tor air. dry, ~ the
wind c.,u;l,tu,~ n.,,thphst. Fully tit~
!:y*:!prgr steamships: u. lSln&"in the
'tt.t, ,ll4rd in .'r cut. utAt''t. r, =t1't:T~;
VIII Ie AttA.t f"rtv h,nt- Art t,"t wtti1
f)n:ut't ruh the ~nnlt "sltnl. ou''tt
here. II t~:iut.ttd tt1at 1uu> l',i
lite bike :~'.s n,*ilp; ri the |At ae~' :'n'|
.uHst Il f<rusi>r*:c *:ci*:*- utr now: oli the
way here from the lower Iaktt ports.
TI,- nee, IL valued IT fully so t0y',tN]l.