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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-08-10
Notice of Republican County Convention
and CaucuSeS.

BY order of the Republican County Com
mittee, the convention of the Republican
Party of Grant County will be held in the
City of Lancaster on Thursday, August 25th
1904, at one O'Clock in the afternoon of said
day, to nominate candidates for the several
the Laws of Wisconsin for the year 1909 to
wit: County Clerk, Treasurer, Sheriff,
Coroner Clerk of Circuit Court. District
Attorney. Regis; er of Deeds and Surveyor;
and also to elect County Committee and
the Chairman and Secretary thereof, and
to consider any other business that may
properly come before said convention.
Caucuses to elect delegates to said con-
vention will be held throughout the county
on Saturday, August 2Oth 1904, at the hour
of two o'clock in the afternoon for all towns
and at the hour Of seven thirty o'clock in
the evening for ali cities, wards and vii
lagos. The delegate representation of the
several towns villages. wards and cities in
said convention shall be as follows:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-08-10

The only form of breadstuffs i'm
ported by this country is macaroni,
vermicelli and spaghetti, the staple
cereal food of the Italians. The
value of such imports was 81, 200, Ola
for 1903. The great increase in the
acreage of macaroni wheat in the
semiarid belt of the west will very
soon remove the need of any such
importations.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-08-10
Republican Caucuses.

Republican caucuses for the
several wards of city of Lancaster
will be held in the usual places at
7;40 p. M, Saturday, Aug. goth, for
purpose of electing three delegates
from each ward to attend the coun-
ty convention to belheld in Lancas-
ter Thursday, Aug. 25th.
JOHN BASS, Com. LIST ward,
FRANK SCHREINER, Com. End ward,
j. FL. REED, Com. Bird ward,
MARTIN OSWALD, Com. 4th ward.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-08-10

Caucuses for the several towns, villages
and wards of cities in said county shall be
held on Friday August 10Th, 1904, opening for
said towns at 2 o'clock p. m, and for said vii
to remain open for not less than one hour, and
to be held, il possible, where the last pre-
ceding party caucus was held. Ten days
notice (oI mOre) OF the time and place of
holding said caucuSeS and the purpose
thereof must be given in the usual manner,
as required by law.
Immediately after the close of each caucus
the chairman and secretary thereof shall
certify and at once transmit to the chairman
of the county committee the names of the
delegates chosen, giving the number of votes
cast for each.
Dated at Lancaster, Wis, July Goth, 1904.
H l.. MOSES Chm Dem. Co. Com.
p. l.. SEAMAN. Secy. Dem. Co. Com.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-08-10
Miss Emma Kramer of Fenni
more visited In town Sunday.

Miss Emma Kramer of Fenni-
more visited IN town Sunday.
Ice cream social at United
Brethren church, Pleasant Ridge,
Saturday evening, August 10. All
invited.
Albert Wisco has bought the
court house woodshed and is NOV
ing it to his lots in the Second ward.
He will remodel the building and
use it for a house.
DIR. Marlin Crane returned to
Weyauwega Monday, after pleas
ant weeks visit here. Mrs. Crane
remains for a couple of weeks to
complete her visit.
The cement-walk builders are
are placing fine wide walk on the
west side of the Wright house
northward one block. The walk
laid on the south side of that block
is splendid job, highly commended
by all.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Congregational church will meet in
the church parlors Friday afternoon
at 2 o'clock. Committee on enter
tainment is Mesdames S. r. Greene,
G. HI. Baxter, Geo. Goble and Jas.
T. Webb. A cordial invitation is
extended to all ladies interested in
this society to come and bring theil
friends with them.
One thing on the average farm
deserves more attention than it re-
ceives, and that is the using of the
Improbable acres and the waste
places. Some of these corners and
and acres should go into grass and
be kept in grass, some should be
planted with fruit or forest trees
and some should be tile drained. 1t
is foolish to wish for more land
when one has land owned and paid
tor which returns nothing but weeds
year after year.
Aug. 25 is the date set for the
opening of the hay fever season,
and the local victims of the disease
are already planning trips to the
northern country, where they
usually go annually to get out of
the zone IN which the disease
breeding plants grow. Hay fever
is caused by the pollen of various
plants, especially the ragweed
which is rapidly maturing in this
city. Vacant lots are filled with
it and along the country roads it is
to be found in such quantity as to
strike terror to the hearts of the
sufferers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-08-10
Important To Live Stock Growers.

Bulletin No. ia, entitled "A
Lesson in Bovine tuberculosis, !"
issued by the Wisconsin Agricultur-
al Experiment station, is one of
great Importance to every grower
of live stock. Tt treats especially
of the way in which the disease is
introduced into herds through the
purchase of stock which may show
no physical symptoms of the disease.
and yet react to the tuberculin
test. An actual instance is cited
where herd was sold at public
auction, and of the forty -one ami
mails thus disposed of, thirty-one
were found to react to the tubercu-
lin test.
Copies of this bulletin will be
sent to residents of Wisconsin, free
of charge, upon receipt of postal
card giving the address. Non-resi-
dents should enclose a two-cent
stamp to pay cost of mailing. Send
all communications to Agricultural
Experiment station, Madison, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-08-10

Bryan has become tired of stay
ing out in the cold, and goes back
on his best love, Free Silver. He
not only indorses Parker, but also
his famous telegram which declared
to the ST. Louis convention that
he should stand by the gold stand
ard.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-08-10

Showmen in everyday life are
just like other mortals, but some
way the glamour of the circus smell
makes them seem like wonderful
beings to the small boy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-08-10

The caucuses shall remain open not less
than one hour and continue and be conduct
ed according to law; and the same shall be
held as far as possible at the same places
were held. Ten days notice of the time and
place of holding and the purpose thereof
must be given in the usual manner. Imme-
diately after the close of the caucus and
canvass of the votes. a certified list of the
delegates elected and the vote cast for each
sha.4 be forwarded by the chairman and
secretary of the caucus to the chairman of
the Republican County Committee.
Dated Lancaster, Wis. July %. 1904.
WALTER j. BRENNAN.
Chairman Grant county Republican Com
mittee, Lancaster, Wis.
Attest. OMAR J, ARNOLD, Acting Secretary.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-20
rnf gsrEsfcrEO ELSeEEs

The unexpected happened in Poli-
tics this week. when e. NJ. Brown
announced himself in favor of the
nomination Of Bob Davis for COVER
nor in the second primary. Brown
reeeiyed about 5000 votes in The
6rst primary. and It has all along
been supposed that be would throw
his influence TO BrowArd in the see
Ond race The Davis papers have
accepted this view. and discounted
il in advance by stating that most
Of Browns votes came from the old
Confederate soldiers who could not
be delivered" by Brown OF anyone
elso What inaushce Col. Browns
flop" will have remains TO he seen.
II only remains nov for Mays 10
come out for BrowArd-and the
people viii indeed be surprised
senator Brown must have good
and sufficient, At least sxPedieni,
reasons for his change Of front We
call ID topping in vOlusia eOynty.
where ws have seen 20 much 81 II
in the past. But, considering thsi
be has just finished . SIX months
tour Of the state in which he told
the people b. vote for him first, and
Broward secOnd. u is csrtalnly up
30 Mr.. Brown 10 tell shy he has 20
suddenly and unexpectedly trans
tefred bic affections.
Cone, Senator, out uith IL.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-20
RAeesTs As Fooo.

as~ 90 Prspass ssss ApUssa-ase
Dasbss - Ths1-
Young rabbit h good substituts Cor
chicken and can bs prepared In varaous
similar ways ~ done By skillfui hands.
The assh q mostly clean and similar
20 the dark meat IN chicksn and while
young 10 VeFy disestibla u has tho
same fault as chicken n served ton
frequently. II satsases more quickly
han most other meata
The fact that the meat % TIA young
abbit compares 80 favofably with
chicken has ed 20 IN being smpsoysa
very Frequently In preparations wasrs
~ detection b almcult. says ths
BrOOklyh Citisen- IN soups paress
canned and pOeted ehicken. IN Gro
quettes and like mixtures and n ehick.
en- and meat pies @ mag easily mas
gnerade for the mere expensiys yoang
and tender poultry.
Rabbits are best served n so@s
manner which calls for extra fat. soeh
~ bacon % salt poFk. plenty - busaeF
OF cream. o. accompanied with plain
boiled rice 10 supply the dsocisncy %
carbohydrates. Many ere ths modes %
preparlng the rabDii. and they NAG -
served In almost ever varsity q form
IN wkieh fowls 90 ehlcssns previously
cut Into small tsinis-aFs dlrscted "a
be COOKED We'll dresssd they make
nice entrees. such as Hll~ts. pattiss. 90
mihces 90 salpicons all ktnas 70 qas-
belles and bOaAlns. Faseuts. frieasssrd
pies etc.
Rabbh Ple.-wbsn you have pEs-
pared two rabbits cut them 40 Into
jOints and thea aGnia Into smaller
pieces. removing the larger tones cut
uD q pound 70 STEAK aud = few slicrs
% bAeOn. spFinkls the whole with me
~ minced parsley and thyme. salt and
pepper. Put the ptecss % rabbit and
Slaves % hard boiled eeus into . baking
dish lined with god pie paste: sad q
little WSteE - STOCK ~ nBsistsa. CossT
wlth = Top crust. thrush witb bsaba
eEg sllghtly saIlsd aud baks Zoe about
twO hoars In = Hl0d~ratr OtSa serve
either - 90 cold if kst. serve a
cream sauce with a.
fAnBed Rabbit This h . ven nics
wHy 90 s~Tvs tat young rabbita cut
the rabbits 10 halves and piaSS thru
n = haklns pah sprrsaias th<la vel
9th butter HI,j d1sting - ith ssli and
p~vt~r Bake feT ~ boar In . anlck
oven. VIXEN dORr take 40 On . hot
platter Measure the fat IN the PAN.
aud 10 tee tsblcspoohfOls add tWo
tabieSpooafuls - Sour. stir until
sInoOsk. aud tA-n odd = cup 20 stork
- water. seasoa 10 suit the taste
SitE salt aud DeppeF STIR and GOA IN
al h 6OilA rOur SsVabd ths rsbbil.
aud serve With csnaRt tsily On The
Side
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-20

THE NEus now contends and has
alwAys eontente5, that the practice
INDUCED in by some thouRhtless
psople Of sending out Of town for
articles Of wear. household goOda. or
the myriad Of items advertised by
the great a, paFtmsnt stores, end
which can o. well be purchased az
home. works an injury to the pur-
chaser a. veil % 10 the merchant Who
loses the trade.
Experience has proven that when
the quality Of the goods purchased
abroad is considered, the impossible
ty Of returning them 10 they ere I'M
suitable the excessive express
charges and the ineonyenienee sener-
ally. the purchaser pays more than
be would for the sane articles az
home
This paper also contends that
Who have located here,
put their money into property, nay
their taxes and help in ell the bur
dana ;neiaens A ,hs, l,es snd s,rovvfh
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-20

A catalina grove. IN eonsiu, Of sixtv
in. .c,..' w,I n. Da.n,..A fou, m,ls.
from Peusaeol. by IN. Louisv,Il. A
Nashville Railroad. Th.id..isoms.
what a.. a.p.r,.re AIMING sau,h.,n
railroads. snai an .xn.rim.u. m ,hs
part Of the Louisville a Nashville.
The e.t.Ir. ,rs.s win b. u.ei in III.
Manufacture Of ero.a,i... for which
purpose Il il very vsIu.bl. R.iI.
road men Of prominence state Tia, /.
tie mad. az this wooa win La, soar
times NJ Iona A. other kinda. and Cor
this reason d |. .o.Rh, .f,.r nv all
eoup.ui... The L.,a;syill, A NJ,
vile moo hss .om. tea in m. made
a c.islus. which hsv. siv.p s.rviee
sor ,hi,v.tvo v-.r.. and sho. hardly
.,v A., tn. 80. IF :,
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-20

The Times Union thinks that th'
Democrats cannot hope 10 win with
out New York and Indiana which
have, incidentally, instructed for
Parker. II this is . true staten' nj
&C the case. the Democratic party
should disband. The party that
cannot win without two states whith
are invariably against II, should not
eat asy sgars in aaiional Poli,ics
The trouble in the past hes been
that the party uas wiling 10 saer!-
ice principle 10 paeify the delegates
from one OF two Doubtful states
which nearly always 60 Republican
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-20

Tits sinpls domestle prspsntioa
pessessss many vlrte.A O. b vslaab.s
% bfighisn tinusrs Shs2 eriskiy rub
bed en- With . damp eiStA. % psessFvss
the fresh cOlor g srsss VEGETABLES
WIEN boiled win thsm IN anal aaAa-
titiss: g yin elsAs OslllAss tAat havs
bsoolns aiscOlSssd ~ lamp snsks 70 tAs
marks ere spsnssa with sodA sna "a
tsr; % Ssli elsan stzlasa lamp ehin.
nsgs n thsss ere bsi,sd n seaa enA
water; @ kssvs eat esssgs fEssAsE n
. small bit - ED b Pst tnis saSA
rscsptacis IN whAeA aswsss are az
poosA
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-20

In., os.iisfy n few kirksrs-

Just 10 satisfy . few kieksrs-who
will continue, bosever, TO DO every
thing in their power to prevent hi
nOminaiiOn-wllham Ran dOlPh
Hearst has given out IN inIerView in
which bsstates unequivocAbly thai he
and bic great newspapers will sup
port the nominees Of the Democratic
party. whoever thsy happen 10 BE-
This disPOsss Of the story thai
Hearst and B'ysn will bolt the con
vsntion-and the reOrs tnizers vii
nave 10 hunt uP soms other Obise
tioE TO the great trust buster.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-20

]. W. White Of Jacksonville fell
shOr: just . fss votes Cor Repre-
sentative from Duval county, and
viii have TO go into the second PR
mary. Mr.. White u one Of the
beet known men in the STATE o.
Florida, and . stalusrt Democrat
His sequsintaDOs al over the state
would make him O useful msmbsF
81 the House. and be would n Aest
credit On his cOanty.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-20

Hsrmosy 10 ths nation. and hAr-
mosy IN ths stats u FlOrsda. sho1ld
be tAs '-psrsnOuns is~asr in poll
iiss lie yssE Florids sends .
M,nsss dslegatiOs 10 TIE nsfionsl
eunssntlea. aBd shis dalAsatioa goss
as.king hssmunr snd ths hsst n
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-20

pEesidential eandidat& II Florida
had treated her ''farmsEs" that way,
Chattahooshss would have been
overaowed.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-20

nsw - Pssssns wsastAs AsBassl.
eaturats tiny phsses of ahsorhsns
cotson Win yOur favoEits psEfuns aRA
PIT thsse hts n svsEy bsssau drawer.
boz and tFunk wheEs wearing sppassl
= kspt Ths IssEsSt sassssEisa e RsF-
t1nn8 wln aslaeh - ths enrna1a u
b1ils IN, nsst % - szeszHhs1 ahsua
enns q 1nz1A
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-20

Dean FarFah has a vay Of saislnE The
respect Of every man uhO enters ne
his depArtnent.
The senior Lac elass gill 90 10 =
body TO Jacksonville neat "Wednesday
where they WIll be admitted 70 ne
state aud Federal courts On the d.
plOmas given by the University.
A charge Of seveaty-sSe cents .
plate wlll be made THE year az the
Alumni Banquet, and tickets may be
secured FROM Mr.. Rosa ~ the once.
with last Saturdays issue the nrst
year of the Weekly Collegiate came
20 an end, and we wish to thank Man
aReT Crawford for he efforts 90 give
the University . good, live weekly
paper. The management Of the Col
legIate 10 q thaakless job anyway, and
involves more work than the students
ever realize ara great credit sh0ald
be given 20 any Oae sh0 pats as much
energy intO the wOrk a. Mr.. Crawford
has done.
Monday evening has beea given to
the graduating lac class and the fol-
lowing program gill be rendered:
IavOcafloa
Ia. faFFi8
William q. craufoEd
Qrnan-Paaioraie .-...... .............. Lenafs
". 0aEEeti hoagsrs
History AMI Prophecy
Nichotns q. taneana
sOas-HAppy Dave .ii'v;;. w.. ....''' ses'sss'
Presentation % Cas- IMMORTAL % tn Csi-
J Turner Butter.
Aeosptaree % Ciass Memorial q b<half q
the CniveFeiiy
Bean FsrFah
song -C0llese ~ dizzy ................. haoy
sletson oaarssise
Rm@ssi wilssa
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-20

HSW - tsns oess oe PsnSle-
Clear water DOS pearls 10 haFn. bUt
soap Win disuolor them and In tine
cause them 70 peel They should not
b. wOrn constantly. as eonsinnsd e.
po~ur< 10 the Ilght and air sseuls %
have . similar e9s~t They should 10
placed 40 500 ss they ars taken OF
In . cIOsee eass. - this b TIE sursst
Say % prs~~rve their beAaU.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-20

Mr.. Shsats should ascribe his de-
feat to his loyal support OF the
school book trust The people are
against trusts, - has been shown
by their votes. Mr.. Holloway
should take warning from this and
be governed accordingly.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-20

teresss Of the Democrats party. In
case Hearst cannot Be nominated,
the Florida dslesstiOh viii support
some other true and tried sxPonsnt
Of the real principles Of the Demo
cratic narlr-
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-20

They tell . good joke on jim
AlexandsE. Who uas discovered out
north Of town 90 Friday. hunting
up duch eggs. Jim ought 10 have
purchased an incubator and Get his
goose eggs.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-20

Dsds county hes shippsa iis 6rst
s~rlssa Of celery. and, 10 b predict
Cd. this crop wiIl BE- ussd - . a.
vsrsiasF uith sonsioss and pine
sppls&
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-20

blowers have been st work
in Tarpoa Springs. Ths sale In
Dunn's saloon vas blown opsn and
s2O0 N ca-h and other valuablss
aakaa.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-20

BrowaEd should enter salt against
Daxis fog slisnaaing he sfsetions
q Broun. s'0ur Bob" always did
have . uinnin' veg.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-20
J StetsOn University
/, Brief News Notes

oooooooooooooo
As this 10 she last issue before col
Iege closes, and the students depart
fOF their hOmes We take this oPpor-
tunlty Of wishing them luck. To those
Who are leaving for the last time 20
take up their WOEk In life, ne wish
success, not only In money and fame,
bat In keeping up the development
which they have only jost begun In
college. Someone has said that sue
cess l. the highest possible develop
ment Of every faculty, and this is the
kind we Wish TO the graduates Of Stct-
son. To those who are leaving for
the vacation, We wish happy sum.
mer, With the hope that when they
return they will bring others Sith
then.
The year that l. nov closing has
been more prosperous than vas really
expected and the OutlOOk for next
year 10 bright. Most Of the faculty
will be retained, and from the feeling
shown By the students all who can
Gill return and do their bret 10 bring
OtheTs
In football Capt Duncan and Man
ageT sans will be on hand and unaeT
the guiding band of Prof. Cotton, Who
We are glad 20 say will be with Ne
again, a team will be ready In a feu
weeks as most Of last years team
gill he back.
Capt. Pelot and Manager Mickle
will he baek to take charge of base
hall affairs, and Dean Sears will be on ,
hand 90 Keep things moving along.
Most Of the graduating law class
gill after taking a few days to rest |
I'D begin to practice. W c. Craw-
ford intends 60 settle in his home AZ
Tallahassee; Emmett Wilson will 60
In With his brother az Mariana and
II. Z. McTryday expects to go into the
once Of Calhoun \ Calhoun Of Pa
lstka. III Brumsey expects 90 open
a laW and Tealestate once in DeI.and.
and the other members Of the class
Will be scattered throughout the
state.
One Of the seniors In the exams Just
held made A. bad ''bull'' as Was ever
laid 20 the credit Of an IrishmAn. He
uas discussing the question OF uhetheT
OF no, a certain man could he held
llable for injury done by a coz, and |
said, that the man could not possibly
be liable fOT injury al the hands Of
the Goa
I. 4. Jones expects Tn attend the |
Albany I.zu SchoOl neat year, a. the
trip dOwn here L. too far for his yOeng
sOn. Richard Croker"
Prof. Cotton WllI spend several days
In jacksonville after college closes,
representing the CnIyersity at the
Students' Self Help Fair
-
The follOwing h the program fOT
this evening";
PAKTI
Ogssa- March IN n pa .-.......... l-Eards /
s...- Nam, ~ M, x S''' NJ
Larrs,n. ca.st.r,uu
Js-.-sr R.t.r
vIoHb-Aif Nel'sii~aa Up- sia. No.S NJ hm
ls-saeur 0a1iden
H0aE-Thy bius Eyes. hshm
: Ate NeEisS.y
S~iGiss Alrrs,i W"
WIN orrh.sirsl D.ri % sres'sa piano
hrs. q. FaFras
PAkT u
Iasis-' Csoras
aahE. Up q. No :. ........ ....... .Chapin
= L.ssJ y Lass
Me- T. L Po-s
ftuhliaHusaueiea ...... ......... stadtns
sons-S,"ne WAR tAs LiEdsss Bioass R.ses
Emma Hur9
,OIcS-stFal past "a sh~ ossah1
rassa,.I,Oa % 6.p.s.s
-
The bacealaareate sermOa will be
preached On sunday IN the auditor.
INN BY Rev. w. A. Hoh,son Of Jack.
sOnville. The tollowiag l. the order |
Of service:
Vrsas-N sFyh 10 4 Pal
boHolngr
ilgpunltul
Asih-@-Prsis- ~ King az H-svsa
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-20

A charge Of Seveaty-sSe cents q
plate will be made THE year az the
Alumni Banquet, and tickets may be
occurred fron Mr.. Rosa a. the once.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-20

One Of the seniors In the exams just
held made A. bad ''bul'' as Was ever
laid 20 the credit Of an Irishman. He
Asdiseussing the question OF uhetheT
OF no, a certain man could he held
liable fOr injury done by coz, and
said, that the man could not possibly
b. liable fOT Injury al the hands Of
the Goa
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-20

l. 4. Jones expects Ia attend the
Albany Lzw SCHOOL neat year. a. The
trip dOwn here L. too far for HE yOent
-on. Richard Croker"