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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-03-28

Wheat-club. sac; biuestem. sac
valley, SEC: red, soc.
barley-Feed. sac per ton; role,
sas 80 per ton.
Millstufrs-Bran. city. sac: conn
Wy, VIZ per ton; middlings, sac
hhorts. city. x27: country. s2K no,
ton: chop. s20025 per ton.
oats-No. white. s2702s per
csorn-whole. ss2.5o: cracked
Hay Valley timothy. No. l. s17
Ton; Eastern Oregon timothy. SIS
70; clover. ti4@i5; cheat. s1S:
srain nay. f4Q15; alfalfa, i2G1s
domestic fruits-Apples. s1.s50
ov per oox. according TO quality:
''snpe.riea. $SW11 per barrel
Fresh Vegetables -Artichokea TX
q soc per dozen: asparaeus 9se 80
pound; beans. zoe per pound. cah-
page. 1 Nc per pound: caullflower
sl.te W2; celery. s4.25Qf.7S ner
crate; eggplant. 2Oc per pound: Ict.
luce. mead. csc per dozen: hothouse
evcWSl per box; parsley. 2Oc Nor
oo.en; peppers. 17hc per Mound.
.adishes, soc per dozen: rhubarb
iVc per pound: spinach &c ner
pounds; sprouts 1Oc per nonnd
squash, 1Q1hc per pound IN.
matoes, crates &C basketsl ss0
o.6o; Mexican. crates. SO.
Root egetables-Turnips. Tic mar
sack; carrots. 65c per sack: beets
VI per sack: garlic Sc per pound
Onions-Buying price. preeona
tz.ev q 100 per hundred: Japanese
jopbing prices. $3.50.
fotatoes-Buying price. 400s5c
per hundred. delivered Portland.
sweet sweet potatoes, ss.50Qs.75 per hun.
butter-city creameries: Extra
eannery, Soc per pound: state
: oe. 'nsries' fancy creameries. 256
'oS, store butter. choice. 16G17.
, x. svsse-oregon full cream twins
pound. o11c per
Poultry-Average old hons ia =
ioc; mixed chickens. 19m,ey
'pring chickens, 16n zoe; turkeys (;
,e, 10 q tic; dressed. choice TeN !,
,vc; geese, live. per pound. sA1oc.
aucks. i6g 1 &c: pigeons. 75cGsi: ;
TTsss-Fresh ranch, &C per dozen Il
eeai-l5 to 125 pounds. e6 eixc. Ia
70 to 150 pounds. &c: $50 10 9oo
'ounds. 5G6hc. 'V 70 zoo
Pork-Block, rs to $50 pounds
. nc; packers, 566Hc.
hops-1s07, prime and cho,oa
o &c per pound; olds. 1@2c per th
Wool-Eastern Oregon. avsr to
est, ~ q Ice per pound, accordSng m
'-s snrlnkage; valley, 10000. ac. I'll
riding to fineness. ao -,
Aonair-choice. 25c per pound. III
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-03-28

Travel to the Coast from tho T.. =
VIII be 1890 cheaper than last year.
Fire destroyed the Grand Pacific no
TEL Chicago, to the extent of 500 400
Inc susquehanna river is 40 b;.h
mat me IRON works at Harrisburg have
Inc Shanghai, China, council has
voted to reduce the number of on,nn,
smoking dens by one-fourth.
The United States Steel corno,a,;,.
made earnings of over 500, 600 600 last
year This is more than "a 600 ooo
above the earnings Of 1905.
Anna Gould says she has had epouvb
OF married life. ''''s"
Count Leo Tolstoi is reported to hs
Ill ut Yasnaya Polana. " "
Another affidavit by Ruef saws Rr,n.
USED threats to get false testimony.
Abraham Hummel. prominent in the
nrst lhaw trial, has been released from s'
: Miss Wilheimina Crawford Of To-
ell, Mass, 20 years old, has adontaS ~
ner son James Butler. who is as.
Old Benicia barracks, near San Fran
'isco, which has been an army most so-
~ years, is to be abandoned. but tha
arsenal will be retained. ' INC
Letters have been received bv Msvo.
isse, Chief Of Police Shippy and a.
slant Chief scheuttler, Of Chicago in
orming them they will be shot ="
Railroads will maintain low e,
lon rates to the coast all summer II
me roaring well near Beloit. Wis
FUNDS from which preceded the San v
disaster, is again emitt;ns u
noises and strong wind. I
The United States navy post ar tho .
iu"ay islands is to be abandoned.
Rear Admiral Evans will be re,;rad
ay 8. CISCO s.
'iscount Aoki was recalled nv L;s a.
sernment for offensive talk TO Roosa- -
1t regarding japanese exclusion. u, rs
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-03-28
Senator BRYAN Dead

washington, March "a. - United
States Senator William James R,vsn
OF Florida. died at Providence hosplta i
al $3.50 Sunday morning, Of typhoid
lever: IL was onls rs days aimee he
TOOK mis- seat as successor OF the late
senator stephen r, Mallory, who died
december %, and 20 days OF that tims
was spent in his fight against disease
several times during Mr.. Bryan's an.
MSS nus friends despaired OF his recoy-
cry, o"t as late as Saturday night the
Iepo was given out that his condition
a d taken a turn for the better.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-03-28
Marine cssusltie, Hs.,,v

Boston, March ga reviaw -, A..
Issline casualties of the coast of New
England and British North Americs
curing the fall and winter season inst
enoed' shows that about $50 lives war;
, vi this number 25l persons ners
,sned In the wrecks Of ten vessels IL
80 svns,ng 70 the French fishing feet OF
~. rierre. last fall. These vesssls
~ @ 10 heavy gales which swept
t me- Grand Banks. About 25 Newfound-
'ano fishermen were lost in these sto~,s,s
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-03-28

o aokio' March 24.-The Mutsu Maru
:. soo, ton coasting steamer belonging 10
snv iusen kaisha line, was sunk in .
t .''ion with the Hideyoshi Msru. sos
1ous, q. $50 O'Clock this morning two
M miles on Todohokke, near Hakodste
me captain OF the Mutsu Maru. . ma.
tp OF her 244 passengers and az Of
the crew perished. 10 VI
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-03-28
Habeas Corpus for Ruef.

San Francisco, March 19.-Lste ~
afternoon the Appellate court g'snss
Abraham Ruef's application fora s n.
OF habeas corpus. making it retu'n'ys
on Friday, March 20. The wrl' r ~
that the district attorney be comPslIu
TO show cause why Ruefs' bail sn0s ~.
not be forthwith reduced to a ressonss y.
amount and the duplicate indlc'nssSs
70 the number of abe nj 40 be dlsml' ~.
henry Ach, chief counsel for Rue', "
morning filed another written mou0''
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-03-28

vat aSn francisco lsi March 2i'~Th. 9,
r .a'ion ship Conqueror No.. IIhe Sal
mission at O'Clock this ssns into com
was yS bu; taylor presided. The , eoDO which
i haS putt by the Salvation 40, Oonqueror
The p, sspIe e the bow Of i J Wy. The
ms r p p1 was built for the - nsN warship.
ing mstiac to the gin mills e pcuI-
sailors ~s aus will be provi5s s ., Read
'S and lunch at nom Of,asa a Tor the
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-03-28
Abandon Marine Post.

Honolulu, March 19.-rbe unn s'.
states tug 1roquois. which sails 'oD~ ~.
row for Midway to bring back inc
rine guard OF 20 marines located 'n u,
mas orders to bring back ALEC ' .;ss
stores, munitions and guns, lnd'e'ts
mat the marine post there Is I'D
aoandoned, after being msinN
about four years.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-03-28
GENERAL STATE
NEWS OF IDAHO
items That Are Likely to Prove Oh
Interest to Our Readers.
, Hlfef Review of the News Of the
Past Week Presented In Shape to
Appeal to AIl-orowth and De-
ve'opmsnt, Mining, CommsrcIaI
and Farm.

Vincent Harold, Of New York,
and q. M. MAR, OF Canada, experienc,
% nortIculturlsts, have arrived in this
ci'y Tor the purpose OF taking up lands
under the Boise Payette project, which
1ney propose to plant in California raj
sin grapes. They will locate a trf CT Of
land and get at the work at the earliest
possible date.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-03-28

China has invited the battIs~b;r, a..
to visit her ports.
China il very bitter aeainst the Jan
Anese and the boycott lie growing.
Hops for the recovery of Goverpo
Guild OF Massachusetts. IL slight.
A wind and rain storm in Lou,si. n.
mississippi and Alabama has don.
great damage to property.
The health Of Count Tolstoi. who b..
been III for some time, has been "a.
stored, and he - again at work.
The Interstate Commerce com mi
sion has compiled figures showing the
panic has not hurt the railroads.
The annual lumber Gus In M;cb,ss,
has dwindled 10 less than half of what
II was In 1888. The total OF 1907 was
l,7ss,bs4 900 feet.
A letter addressed: "your rxcs,-
'oncy' SIR Abraham Lincoln. Fifth ave-
nue., New York, u. s. A -" has inst
arrived In the foreign mail.
Inc American Dredging companv's
vioo,oOO dredge burned to the waters
edge at Oakland, Cal. II was the lsrg-
est vessel OF the kind on the Coast.
An agent Of the immigration bureau.
who has been investigating the subject |
OF undesirable foreigners, saws tbou- |
sands OF anarchists and indigents will |
be dcported. "'
Illinois Is In the midst Of a bluar
liquor war. '
The American cruiser Tacoma Ia at
Ia Guayars, Venezuela.
Senator Borah says 1t was the plain
people that saved the day in the recent
money panic.
A Ban Francisco Chinese woman
wants TO be deported 10 avoid p,osecu-
ton for stealing t400.
All union miners have been warned 7
70 stay away from Alaska until the Ia
DOR trouble has been settled. q
Two train robbers cut their wav
through four sets OF steel bars At the .
county jail at Helena and are at liberty. ;
DR.. Hsll-Edwnrds, one OF England. D
Iresteet physicians, has lost bis left arm q
Is result OF constant use Of the x-ray. 2
Congressman Humphrey says that y
without ship subsidy japan could wbin v
he United States ms easily AZ she did
Russia.
The largest crowd OF sishtseers aver
San Francisco Is expected when the In
'sttIeship feet arrives. Accommoda.
Ions are being arranged by tho hotels
or $50. 900 people.
Fulton says he will return to Oregon st
answer Heney. I'll
Senator Bryan, OF Florida, Ia serious- "a 10
III With typhoid fever. ~
There is runner that Heney is In. ii,
sstigsting Chicago graft. Je
canada has appealed 30 Great Brit ~
N 70 keep Qua Asiatic labor. ~
Hearst's Independence league intends An
keep tho old parties guessing.
Roosevelt IL TO write message ON wi
oendments to tho antitrust law. 80
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-03-28

Occur d'Alene-Steps are being taken
70 organize Kootenai county fruit
growers association in the near futnra
William Buckley, North Idaho fruit
inspector, states; ''The associat;on
viii be organized as soon as noss;bla
II Is the intention to combine the Unit
growers with the merchants and other
business men in the organization. We
VIII secure better fruit and m.re of II
by organization. 1t will be a bio adj
vantage to the fruit seller, becsrse ha
VIII receive better prices than he-eto-
Mr.. Buckley claimed that there wo,ld
De over 90 900 apple trees alone plant.
ed within few miles OF Occur d. Alene
Ia nearly every instance the trees
planted will be confined to the w;ntas
varieties. He said:
The demand for good winter VIM,
,ues OF apples can not be supplied |
'onathans, Rome Beauties, etc. cannot
% gotten In the West. The demand
OF thousands must 90 unsatlsaad
-sst iall | placed the number TO bs
Wanted this spring at $4,000; IL will |
xceed $4,000 in the country immsd;
'eiy tributary to Occur d'Alene.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-03-28
Governor ou;la

who %OSs, aa March 2o.-Govs,pno Ill., CO.
critical condition Tor s two weeks, is in
ed to cs, III Yesterday that governor wsr so
al two other physicians sss d1S cid
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-03-28
I've ne" sattIeship in cor,,

b. PHILADELPHIA, March o OF
tain Cameras New HAMPSHIRE, with G new
was placed IN Nick winslOw in 'c chap zap
will be navy yard today, T IT the League
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-03-28
TiIIman seriousIx III

q. columbia, S, c., March 2s.--un;,oa
% Sta'es Senator Tillman is seriouslv ' IN
az MS home at Trenton. tbis 49, -
sunering from nervous attack dna "s :.
work. ans' 70 hard
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-03-28

moscow-W. A. Lauder has sold the
prick making machines OF the Moscow
pIickyard to Theodore Graham, Of Cali.
iornia. MI. Graham also purchased
from Mr.. Lauder five acre tract Of
land adjoining the city on the South
east, where he will move the machines
ana commence the manufacture OF brick
ior the new administration building OF
the university.
A. s. Whiteway 4 Co., who have the
for the university building.
have contracted for a million and a half
OF brick from Mr.. Graham. These
prick will be used both for facing and
anu
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-03-28

Wa'iace-With an initiatory mem.
pefship OF DO mining men, representa-.
tive OF every district in the Coau,
d.Aienes, the Occur d'Alene Mine
Makers union was started off with a
rush. About rs attended the meeting
a. the city hall and an unusual enthu-
sasm was shown over the plan frat
preached by Wesley Everett. C. I'll.
JACKSON was elected temporary chair
man and II. @. Topping temporary sec
rotary.
Inc purpose OF the organization is TO
advertise the Occur d'Alenes to brjnc
In outside capital, to protect the pro.
motors OF legitimate mining property
against stock manipulatois and "knock.
BIS and to give to prospective invest
'rs' ia whatever property, a fair and
''.a".. report on the property in
question, and otherwise to protect in.
'estors. 'H
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-26
Preliminary Arranged
For Weber Reilly
Bout

A preliminary for the big Reilly
Weber go at the Orpheum on the 3rd
Is arranged; the only one to be given
the public. The plan OF the show will
be begin early, and don't hold on all
night" It is thought that q 15.round
main go and an 8.round preliminary
will furnish about all the boxing de
sirable.
The preliminary Is to be an 8.round
affair between BOquet and Mack, the
marine. Mack Is a sparring partner
Of Weber, and is very fast boy. He
Is new in the game here, but expects
to ,break In right near the top. Boquet
Is known to the rowing fraternity here
as a very strong man. who has been
doing some sparring with Reilly. and
who has shown decided class.
Weber IL working at the Naval Sta
ton, among the jackies, and with
some Of the marines. He is doing q
good deal Of grinding labor. az his time
In which to get into condition is moi
OF the longest. BY the end OF another
week, he must step into the ropes In
the best Of shape, for he has one OF
the hardest nuts to crack In the person
OF one Reilly, the clever kid.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-26
CORONER'S JURY IS
TACKLING MYSTERY

The coroner's inquest to investigate
the cause of the death Of Kaaa. the
Hawaiian who was burned at the mys.
terious hre at the Miranda place last
Thursday evening. began this after
noon at 1880 O'Clock. Tho following
witnesses have been subpoenaed: Rob.
ert Kamaka and Chas. T0bin, who saw
Kamaliikane crawl under bed at the
time Of the fire; J. F. Hansmann, who
was with TObin; Lawrence Cunha;
who discovered the Are; Ho Poi Kee,
who sold bottle of kerosene to Ka-
maliikane; Mary Silva. who saw Ka-
maliikane leave the store with the
kerosene; Louis Miranda and Mrs. Mi.
randa, who lived In the house where
the fire took place, and Manuel Rod.
rigues, J. b. Freitas and John s. Mas
cimento, who were among the first to
enter the burning premises. $50
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-26

race, Denver, won In hours, 90 min.
utes. only car that finished. worces.
ter, D. c., reliability run. best score in
touring car class. Readville. Mass.
track races-won 20-mile special race,
made mile in SO 2-5 seconds on circular
track. Atlanta sealed bonnet contest,
only perfect score. Detroit sealed bon.
net contest. perfect scores by Chal.
mers.Detroit 40 and 30. Speed trials.
Wildwood, N. j., mile In 81 2.5 sec.
onds. Spokane hill climb, won In ten
seconds. Algonquin hill climb. 40 and
30 made best time In their classes
Forty also won both amateur events.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-26
Waimea's Road IA Only Seriously Bad Spot
In The Mech Travelled Sections Beauty
Spots All Along Route-.Where To Get
Supple

The trip affords an admirable add
ton to seeing the Volcano In action.
There one sees an example Of benig'
nant Volcano, which neither erupts
nor elects lava. but which ohers a
spectacle Of grandeur and awe, little
realized by even residents in Honolulu.
A proof Of this latter statement Is
found in the fact that many residents
of Honolulu, who could AFFORD both
the time and the money, have never
visited the Volcano.
To reach the Volcano through Kona
and Kau gives and added charm and
unity to the trip. w.
In these districts one sees the work
Of another crater, Mokuaweoweo.
which elects at Intervals vast quanti-
ties Of lava. In kona the lava Is most.
ly OF the smooth surfaced variety
tpahoehoe), the varied and fantastic
forms It has assumed In cooling fasci.
mates the Traveller as he passes over
Il for several miles. Then too. the
road for forty or fifty miles Winds
through forests OF Ohia and other
trees. Here are some Of the ,prettiest
bits Of woodland scenery to be found
anywhere. One seems to look out, at
every turn Of the winding road, for a
beautiful mansion. In keeping with
what appears to be a we'll kept de.
mesne. In addition to these charms,
the road Is at an elevation of two or
three thousand feet, affording view
Of the country for miles around.
THERE'S the distant horizon, rising up.
wards like the edge Of bowl; the
villages on the shore; the bright green
Of cultivated land and the slopes Of
Mauna Loa itself, along which the road
Winds Its devious way.
In Kau, one sees the other form OF
lava (aa). the loose piled up rocks.
which have been heated till they are
porous and brittle, forming tracts of
loose rubble. some hundred feet or
more high. The bleak desolation has
It's fascination, and one can see far
up on the mountain side innumerable
black streaks, some two and three
miles wide, indicating the presence OF
many previous invasions Of lava from
Mokuaweoweo.
Taking all these attractions into
consideration the trip Is well worth
taking even under the present condi.
TONS, But when II Is considered that
only twenty miles or SO need improv.
ing, to offer one Of the finest highways.
Tor automobiiing. that anyone could
ask. for. II impresses one with the
idea that there Is culpable negligence
somewhere. A failure to develop the
natural resources Of a country, eager
to be known as the greatest pleasure
resort in the Pacific. .I'.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-26
CHARGE AGAINST
CAPTAIN PARKER

II. w. Rietow, the curio dealer, has
sworn out penal summons against
Captain Parker OF the police. charging
him with having committed an assault
and battery on him on September 6.
Parker says that on that day, which
was Sunday, Rietow came to the sta
ton and asked him to close several
curio stores which were open. Parker
declined to do so without orders from
his superiors, and Rietow. he says, be.
came SO insistent that he told him to
leave the station and enforced his ord.
er by leading him out by taking him
by the shoulder. ~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-26
CHALMERS.DETROI7 VICTORIES in 1908

Detroit endurance run, $50 miles,
perfect scores for three cars. Balti'
more.Hagerstown endurance run, per.
feet score. Kansas City endurance
run, perfect score. Hartford endur.
snce run. perfect score. Cincinnati
hill climb, won In $2000.$3500 class.
Albank hill climb, won in $20O0.$30OO
class. New Haven hill climb, won In
class. Minneapolis endurance run,
only perfect road score, nineteen start.
ers. Wilkesbarre hill climb, won In
$20O0.$300O class. Three hundred
twenty mile, Rocky Mountain cup
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-26

filled with the satisfaction OF having
, accomplished successfully difficult
| undertaking.
Pointers for 0thsr
For the benefit Of anyone about to
take the trip, I will summarize few
points that will be Of great benefit.
II should not be undertaken BY a car
| with clearance Of less than nine
inches. Also It would be somewhat
risky to drive a chain driven car
through the young trees Just before
reaching the lava flows. The young
plants would undoubtedly get badly
entangled In the chain, and probably
cause 1t to break.
Procure Woodwork treads for the
hind wheels, the front ones will get
along without any protection. DO not
put the treads on till the lava flow Is
reached, and remove them at the FIRST
opportunity after crossing the flow.
BE sure the high gear clutch Is
tighter than usual. on account Of the
slipping Of the hind tires In the sand.
As soon as any defective action Of
the motor is noticed, try Swing the
cafburettor more air. the air Ii rarer
at 200 feet than at the sea level.
Take reserve supply Of water, and
n gallon demi!ohn ought to hold
enough for most cars.
Gasoline can be easily procured at
any time at Hackfeld a Co, at Kailua.
Arrangements should be made before.
hand, however, for n supply at waio.
hinu, as II has to be procured from
Hilo. and II Is only kept by Mr.. Becker
for his personal use.
Attraction for Tourists
Now in regard to the second reason
causing me to describe this trip. Here
is an attraction for tourists that can
not be excelled, and which only needs
few thousand dollars to perfect. Out
OF all the distance we Travelled (l8S
miles) only twenty-four miles are bad.
There Is some excuse for the condi-
tlon Of the road across the lava flows
(but oil 1t needs Is top. dressing)
but there is no excuse for the twelve
miles out Of Waimea. Some individ-
uals should blush, for shame at the
condition Of this road. Not alone
would Hawaii county be benefited by
good road from Waimen to the Vol.
cano House, but the whole Territory
would profit. An ideal trip for short
holiday would be offered to, every In.
habitant In the group. and II properly
advertised would be as strong an In.
centive to tourist travel a. anybody
could ask for. All this over and above
the duty OF the Government to provide
fair roads. ..s
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-26
BULLETIN BOYS TEAM

Following Is the lineup OF the
Young Bulletin team that will play
the Giants at the baseball park Sun
day: George Rosa. c.; Willie John
son. D.; Ralph Kahn. h.; All Haw
John Wikoli, Sam Kuroda, Daniel Ke
liiaa, John 'Hoomana, John Perry. Sub
stitutes: Louis Silva, Manuel Carval
no. William Kcliiaa. Mascot: Joe
CaryalhO. %.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-26
Auto Trip On Picturesque Route From Kawaihae To Volcano

over boulders of size dangerous to
the equilibrium of the car. Perhaps
after all, we thought, this rocky road
was called good one In this dis
trict. We went sadly and slowly
around the point of the further end
of the gulch, when we suddenly gave
u sigh of relief and admiration. for
a hard smooth road stretched before
us, superb for travelling. What the
name of that gulch is have been
unable to discover, but "Never-De-
spair Gulch" would ut It admirably.
81 Miles of Good Road
| For the rest of our journey that day.
fifty-scvcn miles. the road retained
its admirable smoothness. Perhaps
there is no place in the world Offer
lug better conditions for automobile
ing The only carping objection Is
that the road Is very narrow, and
possesses some sharp turns as 1t
swings AROUND the gulches, but new
er offering any steep grade. II took
us a little over an hour and quar-
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ror twenty siN "'lies 'he roao ~
'aiheu i.s soou q"aii'ies' .neh we
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pect Is one Oh lne BOUNDARIES Oh ha-
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pros'ess up 10 Tue gaze was oh nc
count oi Tue numerous uohkeys. Al
Ter Pass'nS through 'he u's'ric. one
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