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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-31
DEATH IN \ CREvAssE.
Charles Keck Falls Through q Hole
In the SNOW ON Endicott River.

ChafIes keck Falls ThF0ugh q Hole
In the Snow ON Endicott River.
Charles Keck. miner. was accidentally
killed in Alaska. on Endicott river. oppo-
site Berner bay, on May 20
keck and his two partners. Goehing and
Schneider. were prospecting on the river
near their cabin when Keck suddenly drop
pad through q hole in the lee and snow
on, the bank OF the river and fell on the
ice beneath. distance OF about forty feet
His companions were without means TO
ASSN; him. and SO returned TO the cabin
10 at some ropes. They were unable to
get tire body. ana came back next day to
try az ain They found the ice and snow
near the hole so soft that II was unsa Re
to vena ure near It. ard II IL thought that
II will be some time before the body is
found
Keck was a married man. and leaves a
wife ana seven children In ST. Louis He
has been In Alaska and associated with
his partners about fourteen months.
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STATES the ISSUES IN 1900.


DRYAN silver and an antitrust
Il declaration hill Re tie issues
Of tie campaign Of 1890. # United
States Senator Rc6ssd X. Kennev.
Of tie state of Delawase las IDS
say. Senator Kenaey Is n Seattle
on pleasure Trip. He is = member
Of tie Democratic nafioaaf com
n,kisee and Is credited 7vdh being N
accomplished politician.
Senator KenneyswaA It's Uae &C.
cuptes , suHe Of apartments At tie
Butler. where he yesterday outlined
tie future policy Of tie Democratic
parry Of tie nation. as viewed from lbs
standpoint. h tie course Of tie inter-
pte~, Senator Kenney revealed tie
fad that he IS strongly IN favor oft6e
retenfion and Development Of tie Pill
'ippiae Islands and sucb other colonial
possessions As were acquired during
tie late spar wah Spain. He BE-
Hepes that tie Democracy of tie
counf.y svin resffim tie silver
plank Of tie Chicago platform and
qvin add to It = declaration against
tie trusts; that tie question Of ex-
pansion sviu Be entirely eliminated
and Aiaf Bryan uM Be tie nominee.
despite ali tie Crokers and Belmonts
of tie country.
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INQUEST 10 BE HELD TODAr.


A coroner's Jury will this morning sit In
inquiry into the causes OF the collision OF
electric car Monday morning. The session.
Will be opened at Bonney d Stewards un.
dertakinA parlors at 10 o'clock.
The companies whose property was in
volved In the disaster have not taken anv
public steps In regard TO the accident. al
though II Is understood that attorneys OF
both companies have been active in gath
ering evidence. as = safeguard against DOS
stble suits for damages
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CRESCENT Escycies--Tsse reseorsi-sreak
er Ia past yearr. the leader again for 1ezs
Speiger 4 Huftburs. iels-s2l. Second.
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THE Chicago. Milwaukee a ST. Paul
railway Is the rsost popular inc between
st, Paul and Chicago.
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A. Harmony. = Miner From Chicago,
Break ThrouGh the Ice.

Bseaks Through the Ice.
Steamer Al. HI. which arrived las, night.
brings news az drowning which occurred
recently In Otter lake.
A. Harmon. a miner. who was taking
supplies into A. tin. went out on the lake
to look for aafe place TO cross as the
ice was very SO n, Tho ice broke under
him and he was drowned His son was on
the shore cooking supper when the drown.
father
Harmon was abe,tt 50 years OF age and
was native Of Chicago. He had several
rich claims In Aflin. where his wife and
another son now res lde.
The body has not ~ been recovered and
probably will not he until the lake il
entirely free OF ice
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Ex-COaxreasman tn Defend NJ. ana
Mrs. Saunders at Bsaato.
Ex~t~nrsser Of Customs James e Sa,r.
ders. who with his wife - under aYrys,
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CRESCENT bicycles. high iyrade ard low
Price, tell the story for 1854 Spelssr q
Hu,snut. !2is-ieis Second.
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ADDITIONAL sleeping car service has
been inaugurafed ~ the Northern Pacific
between Seattle and Snoka n. and Seattle
ard Portland. thereby provi ding ample ac-
congnsodstions for the pati ons OF that
popular line.
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EXCELLENT lunches served daily from
r. 10 o'c.crk Cafe HAihe 40 Second.
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DR.. ANNIE RUSSELL. woEasn's dis
eases. - Hinckiey.
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Feeble children, the I'd and .nfrm. and
all who suffer from dea,Ility, exhaustion
TRYNE invaluable The product OF the
Anheuser- Busch Brewing Assn. adv
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,SNaD IND ROBBED.
Jsc.neSe Woman Terribly Injured
BY . Garroter.
NAY De 4 MURDER MYSTERY

Katsa, the vietia ~ the Outrage
Lies In.enafhle n ukeatA's Door-
Ne Clevv - Her Assallant-SheF-
81 Arrests Charlie shisAde. Her
1epuaeA Hubbard, on Suspicion
-TrageAy n the EenaeFloin.
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win ns many votes which might otherwis
go 10 the Republicans.
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The detectives say that Shindo's story
is apparently "a straight as a string. but
Wilson claims that 6hlndo has made con-
Trajectory statements In regard TO the
time he found Katsu fnsensibie and az To
other matters Of minor Importance He
claims. also. that IL can be proved that
Shindo had shamefuily beaten the wom-
an few weeks ago. and had picked np
another and younger woman. which n
true. may prove that Shindo wished 10
rtd himself OF Katsus
The police say that japanese had
committed the crime he would in All
probability have cut the woman q, pfeeesl
with a knife and chopped her head On.
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The Great Wall of pabyIon.

Recent archaeological discoveries made
under the auspices of the German Orient
al Society show that the assertions of an
cient writers about the enormous width
OF the walls of Babylon were not exag-
gerated Says Bibia. September: I'm
No. of the Mittheilungen Of the German
Orientgesselischaft. the leader of the
Babylonian expedition sent out by the So
ciety, DIR. r. Koldewey, describes the first
fruits of that enterprise, and presents
data which make II possible, for the first
time In more than 1000 years. to test the
correctness of the claims put forth by
Herodotus and Diodorus TO the effect that
the wall Of the city OF Babylon was so
wide that several chariots could drive
upon It side by side. The German expedi-
ton has begun Its work by digging a
wide trench directly into the heart OF the
great kasr mound from the east, and has
made IL possible to measure the famous
wall. This gigantic bulwark' consists Of
an outer wall IS meters GA feeO In thick
ness. built of burnt brick bearing the
stamp or impress of Nebuchadnezzar and
an immense wall 1910 meters (43 feeO
thick while the filling between the two
Is 2l.5 meters al feeD, making the enor-
nous total of IL SIS meters n3s feeO As
yet. the dggers have penetrated only II
meters (56 feeO into this mountain Of
ruins. but II is thought that now the
palace walls themselves have been reach
ed. The society purposes 10 expend as
much as 100 900 marks per annum for the
next five years at least in this undertake
ing. A little brochure descriptive Of the
work. entitled Babylon to be- issued at
once. will contain an address by Prof
FREDERICK Deltzsch. delivered in March,
In the presence of the emperor and en-
press of Germany. who last year gave 90
900 marks TO the association"
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Hen Thomas y. Reed will doubtless
learn in a few days that ore Nstervilie
bank Will rot cash one uf his checks an
Jess = has n accent revenue stamp on it,
The check was seat ,o this city Monday
and during the dag was presented 70 the
Tteanic National hank fer payment
There wak no doubt In the mind ~
Cashier A n Piatsfcs that there was do
post enough behind the check Is
cover many times the amount called for
hsst he refused payment Tor the reason
that there ~zs n5t a revenue stamp or
she cheek etFh~w printed fafO the cherk
or placed after the nssUscr Of those VINO
ID not have special forms for their check
book. The cheek has been sen, back 90
Nj Reed that he may recall the proyi-
stous az TIRE hsli making such stamp
necessary ennshec Journal
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TRYING LEGITIMATE MINING.
Fact. About the Recent Bonding Of
the Giant Property.

Col " NJ Eiapa,h and Mr- f II.
Saunders ~ the old lie Rei COMPANY"
SAYS the Bus.lsud Miner NJ Tuesday. are
In The clt>. They. together with Senator
George Turner. haVe secured an option
for siN months en- 1.@,n.is~ shares ouI az
II total Il : aoo 1oa. These share. con
stituts the control ~ the property whfch
was held by Mr.. \. l.. roplen and asso-
eiatss Cni. Rldpsth ard NF. Saunders
examined the Giant yesterday AMI seem
ed 10 te much pleased with the result
of their examination. They reported
that While they mere there Mr. Nick
freEear. who has been placed Is CHARGE
81 tho operation en- the property. pat
IN couple az shots and THIS loo>eno3
sh@u; four TONS 81 ore. whici carries
considerable copper.
The ledge at the point where the shots
were pnt IN Is apparently about ten fNet
IN width II runs little west ~ south
The point where this discovery has been
made is thirty fras ta the north ~ the
shaft aud the ledge can oe trace: for
been tasGe since Nj, Tregsar took charge
Another ledge which carries white tear
ami which :. foGy feet in width hs. been
ret This vein Guns east ard weSg MF
Saunders sampled eome ore fran tne
open cut and Get ar assay az s4i 81 To Ehe
ton III gold and silver. - short nxc
leads have beer found ou IRE propsr,v'
In telling about the Intention ~ the
honsisrs tel El&pa5h SAT- Senator
Turner. Mi saunders saa myself have Sc
cured the bond saa ao emo else Is sf.tvr-
tStts rs sssN ks+N*ff'A - Nfts NN ~ - u
tend - d. SOME legitimate Mining a~a
DEVELOPMENT work. q small force og asx
or seven nis1 VIII Ae worked Cor couels,
Of weeks and these VIII re Increased
when there ts res3 for them When ttss
work has made snsns progress 81 s. Esses,-
abe that a thf@e-4fili compressor wiz no
Installed As - th@ minority ~aarpafssat.
ers ws have u tntsngf0n xaasavaF ~
frrexiAg them SEE We f1tsna ~ IL
what IS right with tbams. As - ERE rsst~
ter - reorganization, e has nas fsee-a
Thought 81 We have secured tlse control
xss q bond &nd inteH& t. - satse lessst~
mate mining The matter ef rssFgsasSa~
sion. II q eornes sp a. Sgi will hs seine
thing fer future Gems Iteration. For the
present we will have 0eF hands fun in
developing the natBe
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good and wholesome. necessatates extrasa-
ganre. far from Il, But do know thar
when a housewife losses her head ana
says that her household Will not tolerate
''recooked food with all the goodness out
OF it"' neither she ner her cook. has mas
tered even the alphabet OF their profess
sion. AS far as recooked meat goes / am
a. one with her. Meat once sufficiently
boiled roast or stewed. must not have tho
operation repeated: but such reccoked
uea, Is not. and never viii be a rechaune.
The essence OF this latter Is. as its name
implies that il should be reheatej. not
recooked Let Us take. for instance. the
first dish that suggests Itself TO the house
wife when cold meat has 10 reappear hot
a, the table. namely. hash. This is
most useful form Of reehauffe II properly
made. as popular abroad twhere II retoices
In such smart names as capilotade. fricas-
see, Saint. etc. ~ it is over here. l fear.
however, the foreign cook would hardly
consider the hash a fair companion to
her dainty dishes. The method with all
these French dishes is the same. What
ever meat you intend TO reheat must be
carefully trimmed into neat pieces or
Joints, and ali strings. sinews. skin and
burned or overlooked bits etc, must be
most carefully removed and put on one
side. Now proceed 10 prepare a good
sauce.
USkGnNc. the F.TSliSn DISh
quently does net have It's sauce thickenei.
whereas a fricassee. whether white or
brown, requires 4 thickening. Strictly
speaking. / believe. for a capilotade the
sauce should be in the nature OF a denli-
glace half thick sauce of whatever kind
chosen. and half stock, white OF brown.
should be stirred together over a fire till
thoroughly blended, seasoned TO taste and
used Is before. \ salni is neither more
nor less than a very rich hash of game,
the gravy for it. prepared from the bones
and trimmings OF the game used. being
lhickened or not, according 10 taste and
material. A sami, 10 take its due place
on the menu, should be prepared. net from
the remains. but from game rather under
cooked for the purpose. and allowed 10 get
cold before it is used. as in this way you
get a richer flavor Needless to say all
hashes are best If their foundation meat
Is treated thus.
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WITH THE LEFTOyERs.
Merit of the Cook IL often shown in
the flashes She Makes

There Is probably no better test Of the
capacity OF cook than her treatment OF
the broken meat left over. ] have heard
a very good housewife say that she kRew
what kind of a servant she had "a heal
with the frs; morning she went down into
the Harder and looked into the scuiIe-y
This lady was no Dragon housewife Her
housekeeping occupied exactly half an hour
8 day unless she hai some very special
experiment on hand. and she seldom. is
ever. inserfered with her cook when that
half hour was over. The moment I an
ter the isrder," she said. Il look round FOR
les teaux restes. II see none. however
tidy the lRrsisr and kitchen may be, look
into ske seniiery. and usually end the an
swer there insihe shape % hideuus hud-
die of scraps piled ttp Ia some most incon-
gY1ous dish Every Ike the soup tureeaa. or
else that disgusting off@nss a pig tub well
In evidence. and then knew. however ex-
eelssnt cir dinner last Night. that woman
Is no; for rne-" sha further added II
slways prefer young ceoE. as then I can
break her in 30 my own method Of putting
All scraps carefully sorted. away on clean
dishes fog inspection: ths fish carefully
picked from the Sonea. the trimmings set
aside fer TIE stocapoE. the remains 81 s.asa;
1rcafsd similarly. al vegetables less over
carefully placed together. ard 50 OF. tn
less this IL Gozs. and done systematically.
reohaaETss are Impossible"
II IS 10 want 81 attention 10 this TIA;
most - tbs horrible exTraysxaree OF the
cuisine - ssse- Whsz am told. as I fire.
saentlg am, VITA considerable pride. Oh
US 40f.E g. IN For French or atga-class
eSsassry. &c Ike. ara saStst on good
wsasssssaEza@ cookery, nss fsresx1 rnesSes.~
/ foel pretty certain f0as The aext gaing
shAE hear viii ~ aax1rihe against the
servant. BY whtcA I do nst Tor ere mo-
casrs srSy sAas ANGUISH eocksgy. wssa
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Articles OF Incorporation Of the Esr10nd
Cold Mining Company we're aied yesterday.
The ircorpofators are: Walter q. Clark.
z. r. Farren and McCareTfY. Of Sc
attic: John p Esmoni. OF Index, ana
Nicholas Radeosrk Of Everett The cap
isal stock IL divided into ore million
shares. The new company has recently
acquired The Mohawk and Obey ruires. in
the squar creek district In okanogan
county. ara vii! proceed AZ once % thor
cughiy Develop the properties The claims
were originally located by John X. rs
tnoDt. and considerable work has already
been done on them ON the former there
Is sorty-feot shaft through a surface
vein GRE foot wide. which reaches FIVE feet
at the bottom, the ore running 81 t. $50
70 the tor.
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huh element, ard they were sellers Of the whole Lis.

huh element ard they were sellers Of the whole LIST
as tie day advanced
TIE weakness o: stocks Wa. very well Distributed,
except for the special collapse III Leather, and sf
fectsd all departments of the list Deciinss the
indsStrAEs and spe<la.tics are rather greater be-
cause The commitments for the ioux Account in those
siss we're largest. TAsre heavy selling through
CA, the r4ilruae list and large nErnbrr * proui-
nent stocks In that department saou net declines Of
posn. upward
Ia the spsc!asties the acreage runs between 2 aud
POINT: for the leading stocks. An exception should
te made OF 1E- iron and steel stoeks. several 81
wfugh offered god resistance 70 the decline Steel
& WiTe and American Hoop examples.
Attention almost wholly centered in the rnoncy
market outlook The continuing demands en the
New fors banks regarded foreshadowing a
stn further decrease in tbs proportion Of cash re-
serves IN the next bank statement The emphatic
utteFaaces Of the treasury officials against any fur
Their measures Of relief By the disspate
The hopes that prevalent Ia Wall street yes
.eriay AS the banks have lost already to the sub
treasury something Ike s. 90 since last Friday the
attitude n the trade is important.
Shipments by the New York banks 10 their In
terror corr espondents reported TO be large
scale as last vesk. New York exchange A. Chicago
fell again today 10 lee discount. compared with i3c
premium at the opening of the week The eontin-
ued expansion in the interior need for meney and
the absorption by the treasury ey means OF the
Plus IN the is By the calling Of
placed III the stock market on stock collateral.
There vas sharp fall in sterling exchange today.
partly due to the irmer local money market ani
partly increased supply Of cotton bills which
are now coming forward in larger volume Bat the
weekly statement Of the Bank Of England. showing
prrs5eSs;Te decline In the proportion Of to
liabilities. preclndes the hope of relief from that
quarter The recuperation shown by the Bank Of
France in its weekly relieves the appse-
hens,rn Of irmctiiat rise that institutions rate
Of discount. bu; this Is small pal,ia,,on of the
general hardening tendency Of the world. money
market.
TIE closing of the stock market Was easy and neae,
the low prices 81 the dav for most stecks An in
cdent Of the day the demand for silver GER
tiscates at sharp advance.
The bond market weak in sympathy with
stocks Total sales par value. s. so 900 United
States old fcrirs advanced [ and the fcurs.
threes and fte.. registered, in the bid price. TIE
twus declined l.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. sait per cent last loans per
cent. closed rniing rate. 10 per cent prime mer-
camille paper 5a5i per cent sterling exchange weak
with actual business in bankers bills at s, sss4 sss
drmaad and 81 sfsa4 s2a sixty days; posted rates
stSs and 81 So. commercial bills 81 sls7i 81; silver
certificates, 5a4a59se; bar silver. sszc Mexican dol
lars sTc government bonds. irregular; state bonds
inactive, railroad bonds weak
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MUNYON'S INHALER
CURES
CATARRH
Colds, Coughs.
HayFever, Bron.
chitfs, Asth m q
and all Diseases
Of the Throat and
Lungs.

Cioads oe Nrdicated vepcr are Inhaled
through tie mouth and emitted ffon the
sviis. cleansing and vapcrixinS all the iacanec
ard diseased parts whica cannc. be reached By
rsedscine taken into tie stomach
II reaches the sore sposs-H heats the rdse
T,laees-K goes to the se1t Of dtsease-N acts a.
a balm and tonic 70 the srho,e spsfess-t'.0o at
druggists or sent tymail. 1905 Arch ST.. Phsso.
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TITS About MINING MEN.
Movements. sayings and Doings In
the rrofesstou

William A Doyle superintendent 81
the Calumet mine =, Index. is In the city.
Capt Shields. who = row IN charge ~
he Mlnnehsha at Camp NJ kinney. has
been appointed superintendent of the
W ar Eagle IN titeerwood camp 4 com
Hieta plant including cstrprexxors. has
been ordered for The latter.
sir. Rene T.aufe, representing French
capital. operating chiefly az the head Of
Ten Mile creek. S3cean. has secured an
option on the Daisy and Biarkhewk
claims from ] VI Rae and u Graham
Tire surn involved is ssaSo.
NJ = VI. ChafhoBrn, ore purchaser for
the Han fntsss sEr.lter At ~AlSer, Is
making tour 81 thu Boundary creek
district, with the object 81 ruaNt-e con
tracts with mine owners. He hopes 10
states that his sFneiter WAS prepared 10
quote the same term. for fre.ss.. and
treatment ss the other FYae.ters
Patrick Clark has hsld for fevx weeks
az option upcn the Tom Thumb to4aa
The deal hss been declared a~ ssYhsS
must uct Rs considered II the sf~tr{yrans
- Rhe sHtae tn any WsS said Mr. fefArk
: he}i the @Qtton subject - examination
! expected 80 have inspecte8 the Ynine
bile on nay late trip 10 Republic, nst
U1F tnae was 81 rally taken un With other
ia5ies that ] eos.sa not visit tns Tar,
Thumb TIE eDtteD expired tossav
aSseS fog sh1ft extension II prssta
re - examine ne faine. bat this q ma
taFttN - ere directors 81 shs Torn TAor,h
refused Sc grant rae
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NEWS AND GOSSIP Of THE MINING WORLD.

free uslIirg quartz on the property rom
four 10 SIX feet IN with. which averages
about &c 20 tire ten. A good test OF the
ore vas made some time ago, when 30
tons wers run through the Huntingdon
MIL with which the mine Is equipped.
i ne 14.ftl' extracted SIS worth o. soa1 10
TIE ton and the taiiiazs assayed Ill TIE
chef development work az present cen
sists Ct Iss-soot tunnel driver. IN on The
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ode ON Hina.

Hast that lamp" roared Mr.. rexsI
who was heating some water Ger shay
tHS purposes
~, reminds rue e raa ~ TIE sheate-.-
satA Mrs Fegst ewertay
Rentals yga Of 8ae hx thuni@ress
In what Way sr@ak wUsn2nf'
Way. this makes tire fourth firss II
tas gore aat. ard every firns X goes cut
II sz.s.la sS ascoaol-'s-xAissxa NsyA
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Teziays metal msrks, di.ereut from those n
late @aiy in that IL weaker The entire iis uas
depressed nj tay under urE~nt offerings aad rfsvcr-
able from ali qsavtess Buyers rTscrasi4na,rd
thFussshaut.
fie iTen Warrants sasy. with sellers at s..
f'cupes- l+sse. sI;fi 81
sssesaeF Neas s. sze4 =
lead n,lansea. s. sss4es The Era tkz. ases
the srans rFice fer miners and sne.tess quotes lead
ct 81 80 AZ she elesc
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Ar important witnsrS assi hss azer pet
through sfssch insszres al a4ast3sss In sAe
Hat If Fsss1.esEx aslaez sS 80 Nessan
eistFsss. AZ J &zi;irse~ y ttsH-s rer-
rxssns.nx lsaEassa knS ard. syndicate
has terses the Wnisesatsr fsssaes on
Rover creek. frrps ". ]. Sss~EAss anA ais
associates tor Gaa0 TIE Aersi exsssras
Axk OK snsushs. Tssss u = .etxs g.
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FINANCIAL AND
STOCK REPORTS.
NEW YORK.

Ns@ Y0Rk- Nes a syzasssi sgss7ssssss-s q
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