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houses bought Rock Island and sold Burlington
The last named stock was heavily bought oy CiarA'
Dodge e. Co., Keech, Loew & Co, t. L. Manson
& Co and H. l.. Horton & Co. Bell & Co. were
heavy sellers in the last hour, and the stock sold
"a per cent down from its high price at l6s
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-Southern Railway sold
the highest price record Halle Stieshtz
were heavy buyers. Morgan brokers bought the
preferred. 1t is reported good authority that
pool has been formed to advance the common stock.
The company's earnings continue heavy.
MR.. KEENE BULLISH.-James r. keene said
yesterday that he was irresistibly bullish the
United States Steel shares. He believes that the
preferred will be as safe an investment at par
any per cent stock that is not railroad stock
and that the common is of earnings that VIII
Justify per dividends. 1t Is understood that
Mr.. Keene has sold his holdings of Manhattan and
abandoned the idea of working the stock for 151
AMERICAN SNUFF.-The Stock Exchange has
admitted to quotation in the unlisted department
$4,000 1000 per cent non-cumuative preferred and
$11,O01.I 700 common stock of the American Snuff
Company
CANADIAN PACIFIC.-The advance in Canadian
Pacific was due chiefly to London and Berlin buy
ing. Buying apparently based upon the COM
parative cheapness of the stock. II sells we'll
under other per issues.
DENVER AND SOUTHWESTERN.-I is under
stood that application has been made to list the
securities OF the Denver and Southwestern on the
NewYork Stock Exchange. and that announce
ment of their acceptance may be expected In the
future. The annual report for the last fiscal
year will be issued about the middle of next month.
and it is expected that 1t will make a satisfactory
showing.
SILVER EXPORTS-The steamship Majestic.
sailing for Europe to-day, will take out S07 900
ounces of silver, shipped as follows: The United
Metals Selling Company, $4,000 ounces. and NJ.
Guggenheims Sons, 311 900 ounces.
BOWERY BANKS REPORT.-The quarterly re-
port of the Bowery Bank at the close of business
on March ii shows: Leans and discounts. 50 30S.-
o0S % total resources s4455 561 30: due deposors
So, ,2s6. $50 90
BONDS ALL SOLD-Barng. Magoun & Co. an
nounce that the 100000 per cent Commercial
Cable Company gold bonds offered yesterday have
all been sold.
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND.-A quarterly dividend
OF per cent has been declared by the board OF
/ trustees of the Title Guarantee and Trust Com
pany payable on April l. 1901. to stockholders OF
record on the closing OF the transfer books at 8
p. m on March %. The books will be opened at
10 a. m. April 1.
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Bankers posted rates were:

DOMESTIC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS exchange
on NewYork follows at the places named:
New Orleans Commercial 75c discount; bank 81
premium. San Fraucisco-Sight. l5c; telegraph
171@c. Cincnnati-Bctween banks. l2l2c to Ice pre-
mium the counter, 50c premium. Boston
12i2c discount. Chicago-20c discount. Charleston
Buying, par selling, 1sc premium. Savannah
Buying, 1-l6c discount selling, 75c premium per
$1,000.
BANK CLEARINGS. - New York-Exchanges
1853 s6O4l; balances ss.sl2soi. Boston-Exchanges
s25 24 947: balances 81 4029 9S5. Balmore-Exchanses
A440,1s5; balances s524.S02. Chicago Exchanges
s26.04l. .145. balances s2725.57O Philadelph,a-Fx-
changes, sl7. ST. .672; balances. s.ol1.750.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Cal money In
London. 31a@4 per cent. Open market discount rate
for short and long bills. 313g39s per cent Berlin
discount rate AS per cent for three months bills
and A.. per short bills Berlin exchange on
London 20 marks a pfennigs. Paris exchange on
London Is francs 1874 centimes. Paris discount
rate 21s per cent.
FOREIGN SECURITIES-British consols for
money 96is; for the account, 96x. Spanish 4. IN
London, 72ss. French rentes. l0l francs 10 CEN
times
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver 6o7sc: Mex
lean silver dollars. ACC. Bar silver London closed
at IS 1-lSd
GOLD PREM1UM-In Madrid. $780, Lisbon a.:
Euenos Ayres. Ito; Rome. 667h
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-The money market con-
ttnues easy. but sterling exchange is again strong.
with demand rates at 4s72.Gp4ss The advance IS
attributed to the inquiry for remittance In pay
ment for stocks sold here by London and bought
in London for NewYork account. A debit of $751;.
S7T by the SubTreasury at the Clearing House yes
terday morning reflected the increasing volume of
disbursements for pensions. The payments this
account this week usually the heaviest OF the
month. The collections for internal revenue and
toms continue heavy, however. and the OF
government receipts over expenditures is causing
for the fiscal year to date is S36.443 103 Govern
ment officials say that they do not expect that de
posits of money for shipment to the interior Will
begin this year any earlier than in the two pre-
vous years-that is TO say. about August 1. Money
rates and conditions unchanged, except that
bankers continue TO show a disposition to accept
a fairly large proportion OF industrial stocks IN
loans indicating belief IN continued easy money
and improvement In the securities markets Rates
follow: Call money. 2A6t23 per cent; ruling rate
212 per cent Time money. 3G3A per cent for sixty
days 3A@3h per cent for three months 3psG13s.
cent for four months and 31aq4 per cent for six
months railroad collateral Commercial naner
3lad4h per cent for three. four and six months for
the best names and above for names not so we'll
known.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market firm Aetna,
clo
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The outside securities market closed strong and
active The trading in the Steel shares heavy.
Fully 100000 shares of United States Steel Company
preferred and common changed hands. American
Sheet Steel common and preferred showed sharp
advances comparatively light dealings In the
final dealings American Bridge common and pre-
ferred advanced sharply. Lake Iron another
strong feature, making sensational advance of
15 points ib. The remainder of the market was
quiet but firm.
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London. March 10. p. m-The market for Amer
lean securities strong. Berlin large
buyer OF Canadian Pacific. while 1900 shares OF
Erie taken for New-York account. Final
prices follow: Atchison. slH: Canadian Pacific.
94A: St Paul. 1914. Illinois Central l4l1s; Louis
Vile and Nashville. l017s; Union Pacific preferred,
IS. New-York Central l49: Erie 337s: Pennsylvania
7Sl.. Reading 171s; Erie first preferred. Il; North
ern Pacific preferred. 9lh Grand Trunk, 7H, and
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issues. Baltimore and Ohio As. Central Of Georgia
first and second incomes, Colorado and southern
first as Erie general is, Mexican Central nrst ana
second incomes Missouri Kansas and Texas first
and second IS. Norfolk and Western Is, ReaGIng
general Is. ST. Louis Southwestern seconds, san
Antonio and Aransas Pass As Southern PACING IS,
Southern Railway first IS. Texas and Pacific SECOND
incomes. Toledo, st. Louis and Western As w anas4
debenture Bs, Wheeling and Lake Erie first As ana
Wisconsin Central general IS.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-20

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS-Customs receipts
reported from Washington s39,2SS; Internal reve-
nue. receipts 1923 $40; miscellaneous receipts S262H
Total receipts for the day 81 2SSSo3 expenditures.
s190GGI Receipts for the month to date. &50S}S.-
300; expenditures. 27.430VoO excess of receipts,
So S73 800 Receipts for the fiscal year to date.
s416O292Si expenditures s3794S7.2S: excess of re-
cepts ss6 542O Receipts of national bank notes
for redemption. si93,901
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SECOND WEEK REPORTS.

Railroad earnings received yesterday for the sec
ond week In March showed the following changes
as compared with the same time a year ago:
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RAILROAD BONDS.-Market hrm. Total sales
amouPted In par value 10 IS 1880. against Hs4s 500
MondAY The heaviest \alings were in the Atchison
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STOCKS AS A RULE HIGHER
TRACTION .SHARE.S HEA Wy
STERLING EXCHANGE sTRONG-BoNDs
AND MONEY.

Closing prices yesterday OF the principal ac-
tive securities and net changes from Mondays
final quotations were:
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BOSTON STOCKS.
COLOR4DO SPRINGS STOCKS

Closing quotations on the Colorado sprlnsS -
ing Stock Exchange. furnished by Wliliah -
bright & Co. Of Colorado Springs
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

Total sales Of bonds. 81. 3a4.5oo
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EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE.

Dr., ., Nau, vo-,-
Week ended March 49, IS s15 lo2 734 secs IL
January 1O5 30S 420 1874 92O62 12o4 4o
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES
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STREET RAILWAY COMPANIES
NETWORK
FURNISHED by c. F. Frothingharn. No ao D..
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THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington, March 19.-The condition or the
Treasury. divisions of issue and redemption at the
beginning of business to-day as follows;
RESERVE FUND.
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STOCKS.
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ACTIVE STOCKS.
(Furnshed by C. F. Frothingham, No. 20 Broad-st1 |
sl-nlI L
INACTIVE STOCKS.

rate. nns period. ihs Bid. Asked
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STREET RAILROAD BONDS

FERRY COMPANIES
FURNISHED by C, F. Frothingham. No. 20 Broats.,
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S4LEs AT THE STOCK EYCH4NGE
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

Actual saIes-l-CIosing- Shares
Open High Low. Fin. Bid. ASK. sold
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Int. period. Bid Asksi
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THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Market strong Final
quotations follow:

quotations follow:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-07-11
THE ANNUAL ENCAMPMENT.
First Regiment Will go Into Camp Aug.
II For " eek

Pursuant to orders from w. w. Stick
ncY, governor and commandcr-in-chicf,
Adiutant General Gilmore has issued the
folpwire order for TN" annual cncamu-
mcnt Of the First Regiment, infantry, V.
\. c., from August Il to the %.
rhc annual oucampmcnt of the First
Regiment infantry Vermont National
Guard, authorized by section iil7. Vermont
statutes, amended by sections s, acts -,
laws of l9ou will bc held at the State
camp, nenr Fort Ethan Allen, Vt, from
saturday, August 18th to Friday, Aug
g. 1901, Inclusive
Col j. Gray Estoy il her, ny assigned to
duty at said cncdmpmont as post COM
naudor, and will issue the necessary or
d'rs for the proper conduct in acc ordduce
with rules governing military posts.
Muster and pay rolls IN tripliCHtc will lee
prepared before arrival in camp, by enter
Ing thereon the name of each ofiic' r
and enlisted man in the organization Pay
will be allowed To officers ana enlist,
men for such days during the cncampm, nj
as they are present for duty in accoI IL
anCc with Vermont statutes.
The quartermaster general will furnish
transportation. quarters, sui sistencc, and
provide for the payment of the troops
but no transportation will hc furnished or
pay allowed except To officers and mon
no have been duly commissioned or en-
listed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-07-11
THAT MYSTERIOUS STRANGER,
This Time He Was Slim and Wore a
Dark Coat

James o Brien was the only performer
in the city court arena Thursday morning
and played to a room which was well
nigh deserted by spectators. % Bricn had
been arrested the previous evening by Of
ficer Quinn on Townsend Place. whore
he was found in a condition Of lutOX CT
ton which made it necessary to almost
carry him to Jail.
In court Thursday he pleaded guilty ana
recalled with sadness "A previous appear
ance before that tribunal something like
two years ago when h resolved not to
drink any more. lie came to Burlington
with some produce on Wednesday and af-
ter doing some trading found on Church
street slim man in dark suit vino was
willing to secure him a half pint of Whis-
key, O'Brien did not feel wen and the
whiskey made him no better. He finished
the half pint for which he paid a quarter
and then started for his team but was not
successful In getting far toward home.
Previous to his arriving at Townsend
Place ne made something of an exhibition
Of himself and the horse which he drove
on College street, This was about 2
o'clock. The story which he told was not
satisfactory to the court and the State $
attorney and o Brien was sent back TO
Jail.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-07-11
COMMISSIONERS SAVING MONEY,
New Plan For High School Grounds TO
Cost $3.50 Less Than the Former.

| Commissioners W, S. Vincent. II. q.
Tinl,h,m and f. r. Burgess of the school
board have reported to their associates Il
plan for the grazing OF the r.dmunds high
school grounds by which they expect to
make a saving in expense amounting 10
sl3>7.S over the former plan. This will he
done bv leaving the presen, grading pvac-
ticallv as II stands and using walks lead
! ing from the corner OF Union and Nam
streets to the northwest corner ot the
school building then turning OF ana COM
| ING in a half circle past tha front OF the
| building 10 Union street at the southwest
/ erlv corner of the lot and the other turning
to the north entrance of the building and
making a hdlf-circle TO the EortheasterlY
corner OF the lot on Main street. The
present temporary walks lead from Main
and Union streets directly to the north
and west entrances.
The FIRST plan for the walks, steps and
grading estimated the cost at S2l45 40 and
! the present plan represents an expenditure
! of S757 go The committee also report they
! md that water has been running into the
! basement of the school building during
the entire year and recommend "A drain 10
care FOR this water. The foUr reasons Civ
en- 10y tho committee in favor ot their p'Hu
lover the former are the saving of fl3S, So
the eliminating of all Steps from tho
walks, wider and more convenient WALKS
and more attractive ground,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-07-11
ORANGE COUNTY COTR T.

The case of state VS.. Austin T. Daniels,
an indictment for burning his barn in
South Washington In the forenoon of May
Sth, 1900, for the purpose OF deirauding the
insurance company, was argued on last
Monday afternoon by states Attorney
Conant for the prosecution and Mcssrs
Darling and Darling for the respondent.
Judge stafford 'hen charged the Jury and
after consideration of fifteen hours they
rendered "A verdict OF not guilty.
The next trial was that of state VS.. Har-
Ian Brown,an indictment charging the lar
ccny OF buffalo robe worth $15 from the
sleigh of Henry Stearns of Bradford on
the evening Of February 20, 1900 After
being out all night the jury came In dis
agreed on Thursday morning and Were
discharged. States Attorney Conant ana
j. X. Darling for the State and J. u. Deni-
son for the respondent. Court cases have
since been on trial the Jury having been
excused TIL Tuesday morning tut II seems
now quite likely that the respondents In
the remaining cases will plead guilty, IN
which event the term will probably nd
by Thursday. Divorce cases will mostly
occupy the attention Of the count in TIE IN
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-07-11
TO WINDSOR FOR PERJURY.
Frank Barnes Sentenced There For a
Year by Judge Hawkins

Frank Barnes and John McCane proved
TO be the names of the two men arrested
for fighting on upper Church street Friday.
They sore In city Court saturday morn
inr charged with INVESTIGATION to which
they pleaded guilty. Barnes was ined So
and costs OF 500 ana disclosed that he
was in Tlattsburgh on Thursday where
he secured the liquor. In this statement
he was shown to have pcriurcd himself, 1t
appearing from the disclosure Of McClane
that the two had been together on Thurs
day and that both had been furnished liq-
nor on Battery street.
Barnes. who has been working for a
farmer in Charlotte, was arraisned for
pei jury and waived examination Later
he pleaded guilty to an information charg-
ing the offence and was sentenced to serve
not loss than one year CT more than 10
months at Windsor.
McClano has also been working in Char
lotte although the mon did not come to
town together. i1e disclosed on whiskeY
secured from q man Oh Battery street
HON h. sent after it. He was fined s.
with costs of M69
The case OF Harry T.. Palmer vs.. David
Mckenzie to Recover $>1l6 in expense and
commissions was before the court and
was continued until July for hearing.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-07-11
CITY COURT CASES,
A Breach of the Peace, Drunks and Dis
closures

Arthur ReauVais was in City Court Mon
day morning charged with br, uch If
tho peace upon Byron NJ. Neil, with whom
he worked, After a hearing at which
Judrc Hawkins allowed both men to tell
their stories BeauVais was found guilty
and fined 50 ana costs of s9l9, 1t appear
ed that the two men had some words and
that two hours later when they were
walking home Beauvais struck Neil with
out WARMING knocking him down ana then
kicking him severely. y physical iniirm-
It% from which Sell sufferers made the in
iurios which hc sustained more serious
than they would otherwise have been. Fine
and costs were paid.
Sadie Rogers, who was arrested in an
advanced stage of INVESTIGATION by ON
Ger Cusgrovr Friday night, pleaded guilty
to having been drunk and disclosed on
Louis Bcsettc, Besettc said he had fur
nished the woman some Jamaica sinE r
but no whskcy. She said he got her a
pint Of whskcy. He was fined $50 for fur
nish!ng to an habitual drunkard with costs
of $2269 Mrs Rogers WAS fined for "A
fourth offonc' $25 and costs Of Sll.69 wit
the alternative sentence Of 100 days.
John McClanc was again in court and
identified Edward Haley as the man from
whom he got the liquor upon which he Dc-
came intoxicated Haley pleaded not gull
~ but made no defence taking an appeal
when found guilty, and was fined $50 and
costs OF $2l.l9. McClane was fined s. and
costs of Sl069
Nellie Ouimette, aged ID years, was sell
fenced to the Industrial school for the
remainder of her minority under the
charge of prostitution.
John Martin was i'm for disclosure on
an arrest for INVESTIGATION i'm 1899 ana dis
closed on cider from his fathers cellar,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-07-11
Building

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ach. No man can be stronger than his
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-07-11
FOR TRANSPORTING BEER.
Louis Borgia Arrested in Connection
With the w. S. Atherton Search.

w lJu lLe w .. q ullclboi oobi Ih'
A hearing was held before Justice Deb
erville late Saturday afternoon III the
search made by Sheriff Reeves at Thomp-
sons Point, Colchester. last Wednesday
night at which he took four kegs ana a
case of beer. The testimony of the state
as to the search was taken after which
the hearing was continued until Monday.
w. S. Anterior, who is held to he the own
err and keeper of the beer, was defended
by r. f. Brown, and states Attorney
Mower prosecuted
Louis Borgia. carter who was met by
the sheriff on the road to the Point when
the search was made, was arrested for
transporting the beer. He testified that A
man by the name of Whitney in this city
hired him to draw four kegs to the Ather-
ton place earlier In the week ana SAID
ne had taken out four more and vas re-
turning with the empty Kegs of the for
mor load when seen by the sheriff His
case was also continued The penalty in
the latter case is a fine of $50 for the flrst
offence and fine of not more than so and
Imprisonment for not over ten months for
q second offence.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-07-11
THROUGHOUT THE STATt.

Roy. Father Barron of bennington re-
turned Wednesday evening from his trip
around the world. lie was much benefit
ed in health and ripencd in experience by
the journey.
w. A. Sandorson, formerly of Town
shend. has been appointed general store
keeper of tho Plant system of railways
with headquarters at savannah, Ga, vice
r. =. Bacon, who has boon assigned to
the position of chief clerk to the general
superintendent
The Battenkill Lumber company Of
Manchester has its siX-mie spout com
plctod and the railroad spur nearly done.
tlfty Italians are on tho mountain cut
ting pulp wood and the company will seeS
commence shipping it in large quantitSS.
The Rutland railroad HIS Just received
q new freight cars from the Pullman Car
company. This is tho frSt CONSIGNMENT
OF a large order which was placed with
the company several months age. The
cars came to Rutland from Norwood. n.
Y. They are loaded with grain for the
Boston market.
Edward r. Cleveland, an inmate Of the
Soldiers Homo. died early Friday morn
ing aged a wears He entered tn" home
two months ago from Lyndon lille. During
the civil war he was member of the Sd
New York cavalry regiment. He was
relative Of rx-Prcsident Cleveland The
body was taken to East Constable y. Y.
| Mrs. Mabel j. johnson, living in West
Newport, Vt, went strawheryinS Tues
day and on returning HON" in team,
,,,l,1n',i r,u ,, ,'..d 'i ti,I ;-
et,rtiv SIN. b41 ,jrLod abn,,t ~ o,arts
of berries. which. in such excessive heat
WAS more than Mrs. johnson could stand,
tr.o ,hil1r.r
ir' ha'pH w, hoH'e Ei"""'',o .'"in tne
t"tN"'" N''r' i"''N '""'E' l'SO N'rn'
t"N'hE S''ohu hohorS III ms 'IdSS, re
.rN'S ny, WON I"l "I" y" IT, 7""tn
HlIIr", "n"'r commission III L"dIt' ~
r"" horses; Sa!'hE from ~" 'rIo"HS; nc
class steamship passage each way. The
VOYAGE will take about six wceks-Spirit
of the Acc. Woodstock
=, ,,
,"t"n /. "".Hn' "s''i ~ years uod
SUuu'nN l"t, ri'u"N dtt''lou" WINE
"prhlht III III" "eluS ~ .H' hN'naI uS"li
,ariI near h'" ''''"I"' 1t II tl'"T"t III" |
,'lS u'"th i'Su'',' - "',i "l,'P,'NS' I" "9'u
ny thc cNtrtilc nca'' re uIc" "il"st I'M
ineulat'lN aItoI nrihE Stli' h'h anu poioir
in'hical ana c"uIo reach mn" ne mao
hNeu III hr"t'l"poro S"iilt % years ne
VAS m"nprr Oh oeusWich ''a"u Arm
f"st' ana ehhSt'u IN COMPANY ~ Hth
Vermont Nol'htcorS' AT loWh'h'hu re
was tNl'" narrleu' nus iIst WIG having
dlou snort UNI dlt'i 'lelr Wdrllas''
ana the second amour wv" years ago lie
I'it thrcc sons casper FRANK ana jerome
OF BrHttlcporo'
Friday Juno oS an elderly man
ror,nd C.corcc Dond Who had Aeon in Tho
op,,,ln, of t;thhs A Wheeler for n short
lime vas sunstr,lck while loading hay on
a uaoo, al tho farm Of Tho firm moi far
f,o,, \,,,ita pi,or Iunction JJo ,vas taxi