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o. over S2.oooooo: 20 South America, nearly
s2coeooo0 increase: 10 North America. about
Slso,eo0,ooo. To Asia the exports fell about
s23.ocoooo below those of the preceding year.
but are stin in excess of any other year To
the United Kingdom the increase is s6O,oDoo;
20 the Netherlands about $50 600 900; Germany.
s40oe00oo: France. So, 0ooeoD; and to Belgium
sl2oooeoo. while every other European coun-
try except Rumania shows gain in exports
from the United States
TRADE WITH NEARBY COUNTRIES HEAVY
To Canada our exports last year increased
S16.OooOco. as compared with 1903; 10 Mexico
SI3.Oo0oo0: 10 Cuba. S9.oo0,O00, and 10 Panama,
100000 In the trade with South America
the largest gain in exports 10 Argentina,
over Ss.ooo.o00. while Brazil and Chill each
showed a gain Of about S3U00O. Exports to
China decreased SlOO0OOpo from the figures or
1895 but were $30,0O0o10 ahead Of those for
1904. To japan there was reduction OF SD ID
100000, SSoeo0D0 being in cotton and S3.OcoVOO
in sole leather To Hong Kong our exports
showed a reduction of SS,750.ooO, when compared
with the preceding year. To British Australasia
there is increase Of S3.Oop.OeO.
The foreign commerce Of the United states in
the fiscal year Just ended was the largest in our
history The imports Of materials for use in
manufacturing were larger than in any proceed
ing year and twice as great as decade ago.
and the exports OF manufactures for the hrSt
time exceeded S6O0000OoO. and were nearly
three times as great as decade ago The total
imports from foreign countries Including the
Philippine Islands. whose trade with the United
States is stin included under the title Of foreign
commerce) amounted in the fiscal year 1906 10
81 226 56S SAB. and the total exports to Sl.14S.-
S64 500 Imports from Porto Rico, which a dec
ade ago We're little in excess of S2OO1OSo in
value were in the year just ended over Sl9OoO.-
600 in value: the shipments TO that island, which
were a little over 100000 in value a dec
ade ago. exceeded S1S.500OOO in the fiscal year
1906 Imports from Hawaii decade ago were
valued az only l1.7577 o4 but the shipments
from that territory last year aggregated ST.
600 600 while the shipments to Hawaii, which
decade ago were $685. 07 in value. ag-
Fregated in the year just ended S26,SS2.l 1919
Thus our trade in 1906 with foreign territory
and that which a decade ago was foreign terri
tory. was considerably in excess of S3eOe1-
600 against about half that sum in 1S90-
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SHERIFF WANTS Salts FROM GOULD
Decision Reserved on Application for Fees
Due on Attachment.

SheriN's Counsel Maurice r. Blumentha yester-
CAV argued before Justice Newburger. in Special
Term Part ]. Of the Supreme Court. an action 10
coupel George !. Gould 10 show cause why he
should not pay 10 SHERIFF Hayes S.775 poundage
fees due the Sheriff the attachment against Mr..
GouId's property for S50O0O last spring by John S.
Jones
The attachment was obtained against AR Gould.
William E. Guy ana Joseph Ramsey, jr-. associates
in the Kanawha Mine Syndicate. upon claim by
Jones that he entitled 10 $4,000. his share of
the profits earned by the syndicate The Sherin
the latter awaited himself Of his right 10 give q
bond I'm double the amount, and Justice Fitzgerald
directed the Sheriff to over the property with
the payment Of his fees. leaving that question
he decided by referee appointed by the justice
This decision was reversed by the Appellate Divi-
sion. and the decision Of the lower courts was re
YCrsed.
The application Yesterday was based on the deci-
sion Of The Appellate Division. Decision was re-
served
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AUTO PLUNGED INTO BRIARS.
Arthur C. Palmer Smashed Buggy with His
Car, Then Vaulted Embankment

Stamford Conn. Sept. u+-Arthur g Palmer. a
New York lawyer. and three women who were his
guests in "A motor car. had remarkable escape
from injury yesterday the Boston Post Road
between Greenwich and Port Chester Mr. Palmer
was endeavoring 70 overhaul the big Of b. NJ
Hoyt the yachtsman. in which were Mrs. Hoyt and
chauffeur. As the Hoyt car rounded turn in
the road a horse and buggy doomed mp IN front the
driver asleep on the seat. The automobile aWoke
the driver. who pulled his horse diagonally across
the highway. In the binding clouds Of dust Mr.
Palmer lost his bearings and crashed into the
buggy. The collision tore IL from the horse. and
the motor dashed down emhaukm across
a stretch OF meadow land into field Of bIiarr and
bushes. The front Of the car was broken. and Mr.
Palmer and the women suffered more or less from
shock None was hurt seriously.
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aEw tEaSEY eETfl

-
Stations J. Foot Liberty :, ~
West 23d ST.. N5
lime shown below Is s-,- J.,
Nest 80 ST. leaves 10 me- -
.elL e. noted ly dss. -n9r.,-' -. =.
E-lS 10Y BErHLEHEW ~
AND MATCH CITUNE-,..,1---.
tom sl0 a 81 a. ~
Easr0n 0nIyl r IL So
~ 5 - mi 500 p N
" LIN toBA4thE AND Srpr-,.
= y 81. $50 p "a So
a 81 500 =. NJ
Ia a, 2 -! = Y " y, oOb, LAKEH-RT q.
XIV W AND bARNEG4I-sr
A. 81 l3e. 500 IaSaV,,l -
llrst only. k3 - sur4srs 81 4
- - Lakewood and Laksss-r.
'-' LAY TIC tlIf-'s 40 ANN
LONE BRANCH. ASBJ-RY p,s~
GhlN Z, POINT pLEAsANI--.
ll 50 a NJ exl2 40 Mn ~
a. IS. 20. 8 80. 1901 Sgnss-. i
ocean Grove. el3 e. NJ. aU n
A : ~ y .lC HIGHLANDS sglr
MpN MQlTH BEACH Ely
bhANCH-z4 ~. Is 81. e 81 m
80. 4 81. $50. $50 p 81 ST..
A VI AGO L ~
SANDY HOOK ROUTE F0R AZ
HIGHLANDS. SEABRHTHT
BRANcH ASBTRY PARK 4
GROVE SPRING LAKE. POIv-r
ANT-PieT ~. n r.. IS gas
a NJ II Sd, 900. AS TS3I
bIanch on-yl 2 NJ sundays o. !
? pN . P NJ Pier 10. MAJ
St. lo2o A ". 100 3B 4sl
p M % p. LonE Branch orlr
sundays. 10 A NJ. L30 sl0PV|
READING HARRISBURG. P0T-~
AND WILLLAMSPORT - zam
rsoO. 3 10 1000 ll00 A W. "a
only. 2 Too. I2o. t2o0 r. 81 Fl
P0trsvile. Harrisburg only. t4g
80 = NJ "a 80 MOO r-ads
us1o ~. al M A. NJ. msl2m
e 90. 3 90. s400. ms500 msa0
IS 90. 'e00. plO 30 p II. jsl2 IS :.
BALTIMORE AND WAsHfNG-r
6 %. ms10 90. msf200. MOO e.
ms6 o.. - 90 f-I2lJ
'Daily tDailF except Slndlv
davs tParlCr cars only. va Tar
aENcept SATURDAYS mDiniug car II
days only zFrom Li5erty s. only
From Twenty third street--b5 50 !
c3- 50 p. VI. ELI 20 r II. gao F.
IL 50 p. NJ h % p n IS 80 p y f.
OTccs Liberty - W-st ed 8 u
House. 245. 434 1900. 1854 Rros4
5th Az. PSI 9Th Av. 5 Uur 4
West. 279s 30 Av. los West 1l1a
Av.. New York. 4 Co-l 4
so Fulton St 4I0 Nosrrand AZ IA
lyn, 500 Broadway. Wililansbu-
York Transfer % calls Ter al 1
baggage 70 destination.
" o BESLER. " r II
Vice-Pres & Gen Mr. Gen Pass :
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FRENCH LICK CASES POSTPONED.

IBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Orleans Ind. Sept 1.-THE trial of the gam
hlers arrested in the French Lick and West
Baden casinos did not take place to-day. an6
the states attorneys accused Tom Taggar- OF
playing for time and were indignant. The cases
went over on a showing that Thomas J. Derry.
who operating the Casino. is sick in Chi
pap
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DAY OF PRAYER FOR NEGROES.

The National Afro-Amercan Council. Of which
Bishop Alexander Walters is president. has issued
a proclamation asking the African race in America
10 dedicate October as a day Of fasting and
prayer for the lettering of the condition Of the
Negroes i'm America
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PALTIMoRE z cHIN


sEN sunday
Through Daily Trains . ~ y.
Lea-e New Y1-k coy - - 7
CHICAGO. PTTTSBURG. mern !
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS 1ll0ar ]
PI~TSBTPG. CLEVE .. 2Wrn
'splTTlRTRG LIMITED Gepn
C-N STIOT-IS- LOUISV. 11.51r On Z
ON. ST. Louis, LOCIsN.. 80 ~ .
IN. st LOUIS. LOCISl 81 ln
Offices 245 asa 1900 Eroaleil :
House. 100 Greenwich 81. y .,
W. 391 Grand ST.. y. = - -
BROOKLYN. West 23i ST. and Li'fl
After e p. H. sleeping car -.
and full information regardins ~.
an be- obtained az Bureau o. - -
p a q. R r. ID ST. TerniulL -
Chelsea 9I14
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CHILL RELIEF FUND GROWS.

The Merchants Association received yesterday
the following subscriptions 10 tho Chhan sufferers
fund. Oelrichs & Co, $3.50 he Sola Brothers &
Par9o SIS: b. r Adams. $40 The total subscTip-
lions 10 date amounts to $l5.503.
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LOST

RANKR0OK NJ go so Il the Union Dine
Savings Institution is missing ANY per
son having claim 20 n Is hereby called
upon 60 present tie same within ten days.
~ Submit o. having said passbooh cancelled
ma . rev ore issued
LOST or STOLEN - Bsnkbook No. 456. $50
81 The German Savings Bank in the city
- New YORK. corner Ara ave ana l{th 81,
issued % Max LoTz y elss. All persons are
raIu0red against reF1tiatinE the same II
Tot returned % the haus on the 9th day Of
October. 1905. a duplicate will be issued.
LOST EaUkbook No $50 Ca of the Union
Dime saving Institution Is missing ANY
person having a claim 20 ~ is hereby called
upon % present the same within tea days
or submit 90 having said passboek cancelled
and a new ore issues.
LOST -Bsnkhook No. AT. s77 81 the Union
Dime Savings Institution T. missing ANY
person ha:lug a claim 10 ~ is hereby called
upon - present the same within ten DAYS
OF suhn.- 20 having said passbDsk cancelled
and new ore issued
LOST or STOLEN. handbook No Es8 ssl
~ ne German Savings Bank IN The city
q New York. corner sth ave. and i4th 81
issued 20 Paul k1vacsovsky. All persons
are cautioned against regulating The same
j nof returned 70 the hank on The llth CAV
- SepferleI, 1896. q duplicate wil De Is
sued
LOST Handbook No. 6l2. lGs. Bank for
Savings, $50 an ave New York Pay
ment stopped Please return book TO hank
LOST. Bankbook No 467 sos or the Union
Dime Savings Institution IS missing. AIRY
person having claim 10 IT - hereby called
upon % present the same within ten dsys
or submit 70 having ssid passbook canoelIed
and z new one issued.
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NMGMOR GlME-

GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY
Furnessia- Sept. Is. 8pnl Astoria. sept % ? m,
Caledo MIA. sept .. nm Columbia oct 6.lI am
saloon $50. cabin S35. 81 Class Se7 50
and upwards. according 10 zC7 mn odqtior "a
steamship For tours and l~s1suatf0n apnIy-
HENDERSON BROTHERS. 1T-fQ Rr,.adVTav
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STEAMER M8SY POWELL
BIOS u 0M ANR f EHS1.su y

B OS U ON AER f ENGISx y
II ALL RIVER LINE via Newport and Fail
River, I've. Pier 10 y. r, n. Warren St.
week days and Sundays. $50 p. NJ Strs-
Priscilla and Puritan Orchestra on each.
PROVIDENCE LINE for PrOvtdence. Bos-
ton ana East Leave Pier IS n r., foot
Murray St week days only. 500 p NJ
Steamers Providence new and Pilgrim
Orchestra on each.
NEW BEDFORD LINE for New Bedford
Martha's Nineyar3 anc Nantucket I've
Pier 40. y. r., H. Ciarkson St. week DAYS
only. at 500. r. East 22d 81. $50 P. NJ
Steamers Maine and New Hampshire
NORWICH LINE via New London. Leave
Pier 40. y. r. II Clarkson St. week days
only. P. NJ. Strs. City Of Lowell and
Chester W chaplin
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven.
Hartford and North I've Pier 20. z. r.
week days only 2.45 P NJ: n. z. 22d St,
p. NJ. Str. Richard Peck.
BRIDGEPORT LINE from Pier %. =. r
70. Peck Sip week days only. Strs. I've. II
A NJ. and P. N; n. f. 22d ST.. $50 p VI.
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PED d. LINE.

For La Guayrs. Puerto CabeIIo. cum
Gao and MaTaCatbO. VIA Curacao caIInr
also at san Juan. =. R.:
s s CARACAS. Saturday Sept II. nom
5. :. PHILADELPHIA sat. Sept % noon
For la Guayra. Curacao and Maracs fn,
s S. ZCLIA- Saturday. Sept - room.
s. :. MARACAIBO. Saturday Oc. h 90,
Thess steamers have superior acco~er ,,r.s
datiOns for passengers.
BOULTON. BLISS a BALLET
General Managers. - Wall s.
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HANsURG-AYERICAN LINE
Special Notice

Great variety OF special CRUISES ana
trlps oy superb passenger steamers to me
oISlENI. MEDIrERRANEAN and ApRI-
ITALY and EGYPT
TRAVEL. BUREAU r r Tickets. hotel
accommodations. and general Information
about foreign travel
TRAVELLERS CHECKS ISSUED nv
THE COMPANY
OFFICE. 81 BROADWAY Ny
Phone, 1870 Rector. Piers H1hoEa-
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LVAMlA
Z e N IN

s9.55 r NJ PITTSRT- RGH SPECIAL
WAAsHINGToN AND THE SOUTH
ed, g q. "a q. ass. IS. IS. s.25 ,. M.
l2;io s9isht sunday, q. % = JOS a
I4mited.'j. % o. sf25. 'f.55. .5;55. o. -
?. m. 1910 night
SOUTHERN RAILWAY. -'3 .. ss.25 ?. m.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.--s.25 a n. ana
sEAsoARD AIR LINE-i2;25 D. m and
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY
=. - p m. daily.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
% a m week days. 'lO-t5 a m ana
FOR OLD PoISr COMFORT and NOR
FOLK % a m. week days and $40
ATLANTIC CTTY-s.55 a m. and 265 .
q. m m ~ wees GAYS sundays. . IS a m
CAPE MAY u IS D. m week Jaws
LONG BHANCH. ASBCRY PARK ocean
Grove North Asbury Park sundays.
12:25 G2.55 Saturdays only except Lonz
Branch p SATURDAYS on'yl 2;&5 2 So
. as except LoEg Brs-o-, = Is AMI
$50 p m. week days sa1 tays. SIS
s-25. 10 IS a. m and ass p. N.
FOR PHII.A DEEPHIA
sos Us. "T:55 SIS. $50. p . - IS.
.li.s5. .l:s5. 2:io 2:55. as. ass 3
Paia oniy5 .sss .s is s5s s. sss
SIS. s:25 Cs.55 for North Phi sdelphia
only) ?. m. Y 10 night weeG DAYS sun
DAYS 500. II IS s-25. -a-25. o-55 40 IS.
.10:65 a m. 1925. 81 S. 81 81 81 ..
-3:25. s:S5. .4:2o t.t4;55 tor North Phil
adelphia only. - 81 % IS. s6-25 -.
s.25. S55 9.25 o. So for North Philacel-
phia only ?. m. Il. 10 night.
sDfnins Car
Ticket Offices. Nos. 4s1. 1884 and TO Broad
way: ls2 Fifth Avenue below &2d - B..
2hS Fifth Avenue corner 18th ST.. and
stations named above: Brooklyn. court
street, 336 Fulton stree. 419 NOstrand
Avenue $50 Broadway AID Pennsylvania
Annex Station. The New Yo~k Transfer
Company Will call for and check baggage
from hotels and reatdsr AS through %
destination
Telephone ''543 Che.a.a'- r1r Peonsylvania
Railroad cab Service
". W. ATTERRTRY r WOOD.
General Manager PasJr Trafic Mgr.
GEO " BGYD
General Aas-f
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Trains depart from Grand 80.
S2d 81 ana an Ave as follows :
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OCEAN STEAMERS.


kNEpTCAN me Safl.uE az 9.sO a NJ
----'@ From Pier - y p
PLYMOUTH TIER R'G-SOT-TE AMPTON
- Paul ---- sept IS ST Lcuis. O.. sept %
New York. Sept % Philadelphia Oct 3
RED STAR LINE y from n Per
DOVER-ANTWERP- OlONDON. PARIS,
Finland. Sept. Il, pm Finland Sept % 2 rm
Wand SPIT e. -3Oan iceland. OCT B : q M
WHITE STAR LINE Fro@ Per
NHW HORK-O' NSTOWN-
oceanic. sept r. noon Baltic Sept 81 n,Cn
IeutOntc. SEPT l9lOam Majestic Oct \ 10 ~,
OSdIic sep ~ am Celtic. Oct. s. lam
The He MEDITERRANEAN VA
FROM NEW YORK vs.
CREIIC sept Is. noon Nov z De-,
REPC Bile OFT Is noon Dec I from F7s-C-'
CEDRIC Nov. %. IAN s. Feb 1R) o. 0oa
CELTIC Jan. 70. Mar * TONS
FROM BOS TON
ROMANO. Sept. Is 40 A. VI DC. -
C A ~, Oct s. 1880 NJ Nov II
PASSENGER OFFICE. g RR0AUVV
Freight ONCE. Whitehall Bldg Battery p
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MALLORY LINE. LUXURIOUS SHIPS
Tickets On Texas Col1rgc.. Mexico NV
NtXicp. Arizona, California. Georgia. FIar-
ia Alabama etc uELIGHrtY u. TRIP-
THE ROUTE To MIAMI PALM RI NCW
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Co california on inquiry oar b,oSi-t
Pocket Cutie free g.. "a MALLORY a.
60 l2O Front So =
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WORK WANTED.
n ale

sTFNOGRAPHE,R.- Employed; desires po-
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TfPEWRITISG.

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mono or DoHsm0re. a. 90. Remington.
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Lime

NEW NORk-ALBANf.
HUDSON RIVFR BY SEARCHLIGHr.
Steamers G W MORSE. even dates Sep
sember and ADIRONDACK. alternating
". Pier No &c. y r. foot OF Canal 81. g
r. 81, ana West 12eth ST $50 p. NJ daily
(Sundays included. Direct connection with
express trains at Albany fcr Saratoga. Lake
George. AdirondackS. Thousand Islands and
Sharon Springs Orchestra Automobiles
carried. Time table and Summer Book Free.
Beautiful Hudson b. Searchlight" loo
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Fsr1 .a-crt-atIo- ,-n.e- ring these rooms
n-sa Re had. free = charEe az rhs Uptown
&C. f. Tie SsN E1rA Tribune 1864
teaarUy. between Sfth ara 37th SITS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-12

CENTRAL. HUDSON Lime.
Boats leave Franklin ST. P. NJ: satur-
days. p NJ. for Kingston. Through the
Highlands by Daylight; full Daylight trip
every Saturday. Connecting with CATS
KILL MOUNTAIN points via U. & d. X.
r. Early morning train from Steamboat
Dock.
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CATSKILS, HUDSON AND
CeXSACKIE BOATS
Leave Pier AZ. N R, weekdays. 8 ?. "A
BEFORE GOING ABROAD CONSULT
THE EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENT
THAT APPEAR REGULARLY IN THE
TRIBUNE ON SUNDAYS. WEDNESDAYS
AND SATURDAYS
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Female.

companion ana secretary: experienced.
best references. Address p. 4i2 West
18th ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-12

YOUNG MAN q: work at anything
JOHN CONEY. 90 Amsterdam ave
YOUNG MAN, Hollsnder. "a: speaks and
corresponds in English. German and Dutch
languages fuently: wishes confidential 20
sition with gentleman or lady. F. l., lib
une Uptown Once. 1894 Broadway.
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YOUNG LADY: in music store Inquir1
Miss Q SCHROEDER, 2O4 Garden st 4.
Hoboken. y. ].
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FURNISHED ROOMS 10 LET.

vsr ~ lsmation concerning these rooms
rsN - has free q charge. Al tho Uptown
Cff~e Il The New 0rk Tribune 1864
BToadsav. between 3stb ano SIR STE
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-28
FOR SALE:

Z room handsome residence, south of
9Th. on Tyler. heated by gas. lighted by
gas and electricity. city and cistern wa
ter in house, well shade, lawn, neat
home and cheap at So 500.
room cottage, fine repair. cellar. well,
cistern, barn. different kinds of fruits.
fine property, 10 lots. cheap at $500. With
lots and house, 1880.
rooms, cellar cistern. barn, fruit, IL
lots, $50 cash, balance SIS per month.
Clay st. Price S1,Ooo
rooms. 2 closets cellar. well. porch.
stable, outhouses. Clay st, lot s21z by 20S.
$500 cash, balance So per month. Price
$500.
3 rooms, city wafer gas, TX lots. Kan
sas ave, 500 cash balance s12 month.
Price 1880
S rooms, new paint and paper shade,
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Farm loans wanted
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