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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-24

all Chinese IS: How macy doors should
a house have2" Many are the answers.
and all regulated upon the means Of the
householder. BY common conceusus Of
opinion the maximum number Of doors
house should have Is placed at los.
though some. pleading for exigency OF
twins. contend for los, the point On dis
putatlon being whether or not twins are
entitled 70 privacy.
Privacy Is the rarest thing 10 China.
There are too many people there. Privacy
IS the goal Of the rich; and riches. where
with to procure privacy, are ever sought
after 1t Is next TO Impossible 20 be
alone for an appreciable length Of time
in China Earth there teens wiCb I'M
habitants. There Is always somebody
waiting for the place 10 which you are.
Only TO the rich is Insured anything like
privacy. u IS easier 90 stir up q crowd
In an apparently deserted rice Geld iu
China on short notice than to collect the
rab5ie around police patrol box On
America by the arrest Of a well-dressed
woman Tor drunkenness.
The reason for the los doors IS that old
John Chiuaman believes that q family re-
curing more than that number TO a house
Is too big a family There ought 20 be
two houses. Surely, by that time the
Oldest son should be self-supporting. And
there Is a limit % progeny. however
many wives oid John. may take.
China Is the one country ID the world
where education, such as Il Is, counts; or
fn lieu Of educa ton, natural Intelligence
Systematically applied. Let Us. then, sup
pose a hypothetical case. A man, living
IN the village OF Cheuus sab, Do the
province Of Kwangtung. has a son Of msr-
riageable age The father enllsts the
services Of a comprador, or ''e0-between. %
uzhnn both sides uaE- % aao1ra hEidis
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-24

first monk and his Immediate associates
I'M the founding Of the institution. Pass
Ing out through the last tortuous turning
OF the last long corridor. past damp cells,
long locked. a vision OF peaceful l0veli-
ness. bathed DO green, greets the gaze. in
these gardens we end that strangely
dwarfed tree, grated and grown INTO
the perfect shape Of n fan, whose dotted
designs are made up OF the tiny green
leaves OF the aged plgmy itself Here
also are strange and rare flowers and
plants, trained into shapes OF Buddha.
with Buddha's carYen and painted head
surmounung each. SCummy ponds Of
stagnaut water are indicated by a profu-
sion OF water lily leaves. and shake-like
willows dangle down 70 Kiss their brill
liant blooms hard By the edge.
Three hundred years ago the Monastery
Of Hoi Tong vas founded. but Il Is safe
prediction that in less time than that it
VIII be given ever no railroad yards. for
they are dispOssessing the dower-bont peo-
pie over Oh Canton 60 make made ground
for that purpose. There are no TIN cans
or bottles On Cant0ns made GROUND. -
Iln cans and bottles are nOt-in fact.
nothing is-thrown away 10 China. Every
thing is utilized to It's fullest extent.
There are no burnt offerings before the
affairs Of China; they are an exceIIeafly
~Aa-aA anu ehEAAAAlAN eaten Lun only
offerings John Chinaman really burns are
paper and punk. Outside the front door
OF every business house and store In
China and before many dwelllng-ho houses.
Is built low, small shrine for the burn
Ing OF incense and paper prayers. II Is
handy arrange-uent, and saves old John
the bother and Worry. 20 say nothing u
the time Of going 20 church.
Hfa Home Life.
q E.ra.LLa 49, a. arrl,--.ra .r,n,.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-24

Hia Home Life.
a favaziaa suhtaas faE szzurnans suaans
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-12

posed smeter near GARFIELD beach dur
Ing the day
h. W. Cornish Of Denver has arrived
IN the city to accept the position or
general storekeeper for the American
Smelling & Refining company at It's
new copper plant.
Director Charles Morris OF the Mon
tana-Tonopah is in the city II Is said
he Is keeping his colleagues guessing as
to where he stands In the scrap now
pending for control
c. T.. Allen and others associated with
the United states Mining company
have become interested IN the Parker
mountain group out Of Chalis. Ida. The
Parker mountain has been the scene OF
considerable excitement lately
Seventeen hundred and forty-sevcn
dollars IS a pretty good return from
four tons OF ore. and the orc comes
from the j. 4 ingalls, property in the
White Horse mining district. the orig
lnal big bonanza discovery which at
tracted the eyes OF the mining world
toward olnghouse aud the White
Horse mining district, 4 shipment Of
four tons Of ore was made to the West
ern Ore Purchasing company taken
from the Buster group at Olinghouse.
At the same time four tons were ship
ped to the Bingham smelter at salt
Lake and four tons to the smelter at
san Francisco, The Western Ore Pur-
chasing company yesterday made Mr..
ingalls, return on his shipment as
follows First grade ore, Sl,OSi; sec
end grade ore, siGS; third grade ore,
S2oi. MI ingalls, and his associates are,
quite naturally. well pleased with the
returns nctted them from their ship
meM. Nevada state Journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-12
FORTUNA a Rig MINE.
Late Developments There Give Every
Assurance OF This,

Late developments In the Fortuna
mine at Bingham are Of character
(which cannot help but inspire those In
terested in It with the fullest confidence
that the property is going to become
one ot the leading shippers In the camp
Of Bingham
Munger Sidney Bpmberger, who re-
turned lcw daya ago from a trip 10
Alaska and the klondkc. noticed quite
q change had taken place there, even
during his brief absence.
To a News representative today
Manager Bamherger stated that u
three-foot body Of lead ore had been
followed for distance of 40 feet and
that the copper shoot encountered
sometime before he went away had been
opened TO the length Of about 200 feet.
The work Of sinking the wines con-
tnuas aud everything about the prop.
erty !s IN q most satisfactory shape.
New air drills are now being Installed
OWING to a breakage IN the Dalton q
Lark tram shipments were suspended
for several days. but they we're resumed
again Yesterday on the basis Of 80 tons
u dlS
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CONCRNTR ATES.


Dr. ?. a. II Franklin Is now looking
over his mining interests near Rich
field.
The Carlsa Of TintIc was IN the mar
ket with 100 tons Of ore yesterday az
ternoon,
SUIT Frank Janney Of the Utah
Copper companys mill, was IN from
Bingham las; night,
C. Il. Rowland has returned to the
city after nabsence OF several weeks
in the east and south.
The Homestake mine Of South Da-
kota has declared a dividend OF 30
cents o share, payable Aug. %,
G. A. Dorm Of the oil Wei Supply
company at Evanston, Wyo., was In the
city yesterday on business trip,
Manager Charles w. Whitley Of the
American Smelling & Refining COM
pany spent yesterday IN Park City
Henry NJ. Atkinson Of the New Eng
land mine Of Bingham was In the city
yesterday between trains Mrs. Nd
kinson came IN with him
The ore ana bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick
& Co., were: Crude ore and concen-
trate, s2l,1O0; base bullion, $50 700.
George Q, Bradley, chief engineer
Of the Utah Copper company is stnl
confined to his home by illness but
VIII probably be out again early next
week.
Thomas Butierworth, prominent
mining man OF the La Sal district. is
In the city today With lot OF samples
OF ore which have been turned over to
the assayer
Consulting Engineer Eilers OF the
American Smelling & Refining CONF
pany went out TO the site OF the pro-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-12

tons IN 1904. In 1902, 5.5 per cent Of
the total output was from by-product
ovens; IN 1903 the by-product coke was
- per cent Of the total; IN 1904 by.pro.
duct coke made up II per cent Of the
total output,
Counting each bank Of ovens az
separate establishment the returns
for 1904 show a total Of sos establish
ments. as compared with 800 IN 1903,
Eighty-tWo establishments were lido
throughout 1904 as compared with Il
IDLE plants IN 1903 There were also
10 new establishments with total %
l,2B5 ovens, which were not completed
and put IN blast az the close Of l90i
MI Parkcrs report Is published as
an extract from the forthcoming vol
ume Mineral Resources ot the United
states, 1904 II may be obtained on
application to the Director Of the
United states geological survey,
Washington, d. G.
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PRODUCE.

Chicago, Aug l2-Clear weather north.
west had q weakening effect upon the
winter wheat market here today Prices
were further depressed by a. semi-ofncal
announcement ~ the effect that the crop
OF winter wheat In Russia was above the
average September opened a 10 y low-
er at S2M to Sie. and under general sell-
Ing the price dropped TO sl4 Much Of the
weakness was due TO favorable reports
from the spring wheat territory Scptem-
Der was forced to HA, closing / cent
lower at ais4a%,
Showers throughout the middle west
caused weakness In the corn market Sep
tember opened unchanged TO Is cents low
"a lower
Oats opened weak, unchanged TO, Adi,
lower for September at 26ls 70 26Ssg262i
aud sold on To 26si.
advance In tho price OF live hogs Trad
ing extremely quiet September pork was
on 2la at 7e5; lard was up 2i7 at IS2ls;
ribs were unchanged at S.51ls.
Close: Wheat Aug SoA Sept, SlH@
torayscpf ;Si. old So Dec. issa15ai
oats-Aug. %, Sept; s6a2sl.; Dec, u;
Dec, q May &Sa29.
PorkS Sept n72s oct, h3o. -s,u.
Nov. 40; Dec, 1874 Jan, 7ss. "
Ribs-Sept S,51la; Oct. s,6idS .67la
Rye-CGsh $4,000
Timothy Sent, 3&,
Clover--Aug.. 1915,
Bnrley--Cash SaIi3'
rlax--Cash. northwest. llG.
CASH Wheat-Np. 2, red @dS, No, 3,
red, aisTai5 No. 2, hard S2Ns9ls; No 8,
hard, InS1 No, |, northern, No, 2,
northern and No I? spring, nothing do
6ats-No ? s,s: No. 2, 25a2iE.
Corn-No. ., 6n55A; No. O. 55dS5Al
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SITE OF BIG MILL
Manager jnekling Looking over Ground
In His Auto Today.

General Manager n. G. Jackllng OF
the Utah Copper company left town
curly I'm the forenoon in his big auto
mobile for the site Of the proposed mill
cut west Of the city He was accom-
panied by superintendent Janney OF
the company's Bingham plant.
II WIN be several DAYS yet before
Manager JackllnE Will let any contracts
TOT the big plant unless It should be
for the work Of excayating on account
OF the Illness OF Engineer Bradley.
But within n very few weeks some
active scenes will be inaugurated out
towards the old Garfield beach bathing
resort With the railroad graders busy
with the branch Of the Rio Grande
and with the excavations foi the copper
smelter Of the A, s. n r, company
under way, pretty good sized camp
viii be established,
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LIVE STOCK.

chicago, Aug l2.-Catte-- Receipts, 2no
market steady, Good to prime steere, $50
d6,o poor 10 medium, 3.s)d5,O0 stock
erS and feeders ?. eifif.&; COWS, 2.2jQi. o;
heifers 2.25nt 81; Canners, .Gn2 10; bulls.
2.O0d6.O; calves. 3.00n6. 80, Texas fed
steers. Sj0dil0, western steers, S.i0di. 90
Hogs Receipts today, 1900; tomorrow,
1000; market 10 cents higher. Mixed and
butchers ;. WN6S'!9; good 70 choice heavy
6.lQq6.3, rough heavy 5,i6a6&; lights,
6,0od6 i0 bulk - fsales. b.MNG 30,
Sheep Receipts, 1890 market steady;
lambs, steady Good TO choice wethers
4I0l5.00 fair TO choice mixed. l.0ldi.5o;
western sheep 400fl5 .o0, native lambs
). 2jd7.oo Western lambs, 6.oON1N,
OMAHA
South Omaha, Aug 70 Cattle Receipts
LOU market steady, Native steers, 3.j0ff
%; COWS aud heifers. 2 IbaA. %; western
steers 6.00d6 ~ Texas steers. 2 15d3. 7b:
cows and heilers. 200d9. s.; Gamers, Lisa
$50; stockers and feeders 3.&N4 q (;
calves, 3.0q55o; bulls, stays ETC. 2.25@
3,l5,
Hogs Receipts, 5lco market cents
higher Heavy, 5,5oa5. IL; mixed 5.@qj.G:
lights. ,Nns .0b; pigs, li5d5Ib; bulk OF
sales, 100000
:, sheep Receipts. 700: Market l strong e
ewes 4, 25a4.9O lambs, 6 t0a6.Sj,
KANSAS cry.
Kansas city, Aug. u Cattle Receipts.
1 90; market steady Native steers, J.75I
$50, native cows and heifers ! $4,000;
stockers and feeders 2.I5fti %: bulls. 2.l5
$3.50; calves. 3.OQdj,J 80, western steers.
g. 5Oqf 90 western cows, 2.Ood3.Ib.
logs Receipts 1000 market . conts
5.6ae.Oj packers 6o5d615; pigs and
lights, 6.O56t5.l5.
Sheep-None, nominal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-12
REHABILITATION
A. s. CAMPBELL.
stooh Broker. 2ls y. r. Walker Block
PRODUCTION OF COKE.
In the United states In 1909, II Amount
cd 90 2,00S,220 Tons


Including the production Of coke from
hy-product retort ovens, which IN 1904
amounted TO 260S,229 short tons the
total OUTPUT OF the coke ovens Of the
United States was last year, according
to the report made the United states
geological survey By MIR Edward W.
Parker 23,62l 500 short tons, against
P5,274.2Si short tons IN 1903. The de-
crease In 1904 as compared with the
preceding year was l6J2i6l short tons,
or Goa per cent The total value Of
the product declined I'm much greater
proportion from SG6i9S,66l In 1903 70
N6026.lS3, a decrease of $2Oi12,4N, or
81 per cent.
'The decline In production was a
natural one" says Mr.. Parker due
to a slump In tile iron trade during the
summer months which was iu turn
caused for the most part by the UNI
settled conditions that usually attend
a presidential campaign Aud while
these conditions also affected prices, the
great difference between the values OF
the production IN 1904 and 1903 was due
TO the abnormally high prices which
prevailed In the enrly part of 1908,
when, because Of the fuel famine in
auCed by the anthracite strike Of the
preceding year manufacturers OF coke
were able TO obtain almost any figure
they might demand The average price
for all the coke made and sold In 1904
was only nine cents less than that IN
1901 and was higher than that of any
year from 1898 to 1899, inclusive"
AZ the close OF 1904 there were under
construction 1880 new ovens, OF which
lA2. or 1873 per cent, We're Of the rctort
5r by-product type.
The number OF completed retort
ovens has increased from ll65 in 1901
10 1903 In 1902, to 1856 Ia 1903, ana 10
1910 In 1904 The output from retort
pvens has increased from l.l79 900
IONS in 1901, to l,4O3,5sS tons IN 1902, 10
Ass2,SH tons IN 1908, and to 2,60s, 929
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-12
OPENING TONE
WAS IRREGULAR.
Liberal Selling Orders Made
Substantial Impression on
Prices on Market.
pULLMANS MADE C0Ob JUMP.
Market Was Restored 70 Last Nights
Level After Appearance Of the
Bask Statement.

New York, Aug l2.-Rcalizins sales
mixed With new buying orders made tho
opening tone Of the stock market irregu
lar, The hositancy in the London stock
market added to the irregular tendency
Amongst tho notable gains were Lead IA
Great Northern preferred j and Pullman
p Liberal selling orders made substan-
tial impression on prices aud number
Of stocks that have recently been fore.
most in the rise. ontario & Western rose
TO 1885,. Good rallies were made all around
but the market became much quieter on
the advance. he early ueclnes were
Central Railroad Of Now Jersey 8, Ma
uonal Enhancing 20, Northern Pacific
Atlantic coast Line ana Della ware a. liud-
59n ana Louisville y NASHVILLE, cana ana
dlan Pa1rc' e. ~ o., n, J. G.. and Gen
oral Electric | % ~. Pullman rose AZ
Union Bag preferred 80. Chicago Great
Western ana havana hiectuc preferred
IA.
Abe purchases during the second hour
and especially after the appearance OF
the bank statement restored The market
90 last nights level The strength OF
Reading and ontario e Western helped
the recovery The former gained IA and
~ over Yesterdays closing. Evansville
~ rcuo liuutc preferred old az an ad
vance Of g. Long island T. and Kansas
a Texas. Chicago Great Western pre-
ferred, National Railroad Of Mexico pre-
fcrred and Union Bag 70 Is Lackawan-
Ia, ILLINOIS Central, Great Northern pre-
lcrrcd. Chicago, ST. Paul. Minneapolis a
Omaha. Consolidated Gas and National
Enamoling preferred declined TO- below
last night aud New York New Haven
s. Hartford ". Renewed realizing In St
paul aud Amalgamatcd copper carried
them nearly point below last night and
made the closing irregular.
Close: Prime mercantile paper Mii2
Sterling exchange firm With actual
business IN bankers bills At S,10d iS6 81
for demand and at iSi.70di,Si@ tor ~
day bills; posted rates, i.S5ta and i.Siie;
commercial bills. iAEWApg
Bar silver jgss.
Mexican dollars, rs.
Government and railroad bonds steady,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-12
Nothin~ on the Market Equal to Cham.
berlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy,

ms fact + well known 70 drugglsts ev-
erywhere. and nine out OF ten will give
their customers this preparation when the
best Is asked for Mr. ODE Wilmer. a
prominent druggist OF Joplin. Mo. In a
circular 70 his customers, says. There
Is nothing on the market In the way OF
patent medicine which equals Chamber
lain's Cole, Cholera and Darrhoea REM
edy for bowel complaints, We sell anG
Recommend this preparation For sale by
all druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-12
Tintle Orc Shinm,nt..

Eureka, Utah, Aug l2-Followmg
were the shipments Of ore from the
Tiulic mining district for the current
week.
Gcmini, ~ ears; Bullion Beck, B.,
Centennial Eureka, IS; Yankee Con. 3:
Eagle q Blue Bell 10; Swansea. 3. TN
Gle sam, f. Victoria 4; May Day, f.;
Eureka I'm dease), 2; Mammoth, 81;
Grand Central 4, Victor, l.
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WHERE IT is LOCATED.
Copper Property Under option TO Mr.
Newhousc said 10 he In Alaska.

While nota word hos been released
by Samuel Newhouse. nor any OF his
associates relative to the location Of
the copper property upon which Mr.
Newhouse has secured an option and
which from all outward indications, Is
the making of q great b0nanza. the
"News' has been Informed from a
trustworthy source that the property
Is situated I'm Alaska and that experts
i'm the employ OF Mr., Newhouse Will
leave Tor the scene within the next few
Il
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-12
COTTON.

New York Aug. l2.--Cotton futures
opened easy Avg 1919; SEPT, 800 Oct,
fered 1913; May. 1OS.
Closed quiet Aug, 1880, Sept 1898:
Oct l0.5l. Nov. 1856, Dec. 1852; Jan,
1853; Feb, i0.72 March, 1879; April 1919;
May, 1852
Spot closed quiet MIddllng uplands,
1876; mlddlng gulf. 1896 sales, q bales,
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Record Lumber Cargo.

Belirgham, Wash. Aug. IT,. The M,
tramp steamship Commercial. carwm,
i,500D00 feet of lumber for the pl1aY.
canal sails today from this ror. M,
cargo Is the largest ever leaving B..
lingham bay and the second nrs..
lumber cargo ever cleared from pas.t
Sound The vessel has been IoH.,.
at mlls here since July 49,
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NEW YORK pRODuCE

New York Aug l2.-Butter unchanged
and quiet receipts. $50.
Cheese and eggs unchanged
Sugar Raw. irm. Fair refining 3i1:
centrifugal, 9G test, ilsi molasses sugar.
3AM9s.
Crushed. 500; powdered, $40; granuat-
ed $50,
Cofee-steady, No Rio. SIS.
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A surprise Party

A pleasant surprise party may be
given 10 your stomach and liver, by
taking medicine which with relieve
their pain and discomfort viz; DR..
Kings New Life Pills. They are
most wonderful remedy. anordlng sure
relief and cure. for headache, dizziness
and constipation. Csc at 2. C, NJ /.
Drug Dept.
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Bidding for Utah Copper.

Brokers We're bidding $50 for Utah
Copper today No sales were reported,
although this Is at an avance OF $40
share I'm a week.
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WOOL.

ST. Louis, Aug i2,-Wool steady Ter
rltory and western medium. 2Sa5l fine
medium 23a26 fine, l6Hls
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SALT LAKE BANK CLEARlNGS
For the week ending at noon,
BUSINESS NOTES.

The week has ruled rather dull IN
local stocks and a number IN the list
which have shown feverish activity
give some signs Of settling back to nor
NAL conditions, The ntw issue OF Idaho
sugar has attracted most attention, ana
1t sold freely from sl3 to si3lj, closnS
at noon today at the first named figure.
Trading In options Of the Western ida
no Sugar company has also been very
lively and large deals have taken place
on a basis OF Sll.l0 for the stock ana
the options.
Tho feature of the week In sugar cir
cles has been the announcement " the
new Sanpete q Sewer Sugar company,
and the location of the first factory be-
tween Mt. Pleasant and Moroni The
stock IN this company will be very
closely held. and Is already subscribed.
At the c. ". & NJ. company's Office It
Is stated that all Of their issue OF
$4,000 stock win be taken MP by the
present stockholders
N,.. If.t. .ft.tt
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Nevada Stocks.

James A. Pollock & Co.. brokers' re-
ported the following quotations from
San Francisco today:
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Vocal and instrumental Concert
saltair Sunday, Aug. 10, i;So .. m
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BANK STATEMENT

New York, Aug 70 -Thr statement -,
averages Of tho clearing house banks %
this city for tho week shows
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REGuLAR GAIL SALES.

Lower Mammoth, 100 at 81; 1900 Il
2S 100 az 9Sla; LOO at %, 500 at 29A;
500 az 29ll. 600 at 80
New York Bonanza, 100 al 1914 500 At
asa. 100 at l9&.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Little chief, 500 at ia,
Lower Mammoth 100 az 80; 200 nj 29a
May Day 1000 at IS; 1000 at rs,
New York, 800 at go. 1000 at l99,.
eeller So
Thompson, 800 at ~
Yankee Con, 400 nc "a.
REHABILITATION
Shares Value
Regular call .,,,..,, $500 i6ll, 20
Open board .,r,"". $500 1898
Todays totals ..,.,,. 1900 2E3.63
Weeks totals .,.,,l5G $50 S3OS27S 80
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j. OBERNDORFEl
Stock Broker,
Tel Bell 1902, i6t $. Main 81.