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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-07
CANTARES

A Ia orilliia del mas
puse tu nombre en- Ia arena.
IQus alegres SO iban Ias olas!
despuSs de besar las Ietrssi
Ell aqua menuda
rs Ia que hace harro,
porque el aqua recia
no deia sebales
por donde be pasado.
JoveD. me dssdebasts;
pero oye. vieis,
ii no tiene remedio.
lpOrqu6 to pssaf /
Cuaudo me acusrdo de- q 4
siento ganas de llorAr,
y eoncluyo por reir.
hadre, 20 tuve IN amor,
y tuVe madre, IN amigo
hoy mi amor ss mi dolor,
y mi amigo. mi snsmigoi
70 soy joven, padre surs;
y dicen que soy bonita;
81 es guspo, nos quersmos--
LA eulpa no hs side mtsi
FL amigo verdsdsFo . Z.
ha de ser como Ia aAGErs
que aeude siempre & Ia hsTida
sin esperar que Ia nameu.
Como el Ie6n en- su jsuis
va el coraz6p en- mi peeho;
quiere libertad y lame
su Obscura ezrcsl do hisno. a
IIevo en mls oIos sserifa
Ia historic de iu trAiei6ai n
por ESQ teugo en- Ios oics,
nsgritoa como d sarbda.
n
De tanto mirArme sn q
como 10 me sstoy volvias6o;
que 81 sl mar e tan azlt
Is de mIrAr tanto Il ella A
Uno era pobss , hnnllas
y o'ro rico y con osgnllsi
iDurisroo el niGne dla
y los sutsrArOn iuntnI
81 81 anor que puss e. 4
tao grAnds y iao ysrssdwo
p hubisrs pussto en- nj Dlox
habisss gAnsdo 81 siaio. 49,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-07
Trabaiando todo ell dia.
baby obtuvo un Voto.

- iEstas hacienda algo Ahors, Juanf
-Si; estoy ocupado todo el dia
y 1que hsees1
-Buscsndo trabaJo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-07
Aoui Sc come de II a J.

El jondtsta,- Tiene usted I'm spetito
sXcelente. Ia venido usted & las once
IS la una, y a1n esta usted comiendo.
Ei c'tenle.-Y 10 que me falta.
-Pues y ESQ? is
-tClarol mo dice ese carteli,o cue
aqul Sc almuerEa de once dos?
-
Ultimas palabras de perso-
najes.
Mis- aanos estan puras DE- sangSa.
Federico Y.
-lCreo en- Dios!
Victor Hugo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-07

Cantares.


No me extrahan tus rigores,
ni de mi suerte reniego;
I'd me matas. pero al fin
ne haces yer que estaba ciego.
No Sc porque vine,
ni cuando me ire;
Of por que al mirarla
Vi "a Dios en- sus oios
y al diabIo despues.
Cuando perdf Ia esperanza
ts VI ror pl'imera veg.
I'd me volviE.ej la vida
para matarme despues.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-07
.ANECDOTA.

El famoso general ateniense Temistoclec
pidi6 una suma de dinero los habitantes
de Andres.
-Traigo conmigo les dijo. dos grandes
diosas, que son la tuerza y Ia persuaci6u
81 no quereis ceder a una. a.habreis de ceder.
a otra.
-Pues nosotros, replicaron los de An.
dros, tenemos, para nuestra defensa, dos
grandes verdades que son, la pobreza y la
lmposibilidad.
Cuando me ponge peusar
en- 10 mucho que te quiero,
icuinta vcrs Ii MA me daI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-07
Dos muertos.

Dos muertos.
El d!a de difuntos
Sc acerca nina.
no se divides de haoerles
una vista.
81 10 cementerio /
buscas para resaries,
ne aqul mi pecho. !
En- eI primer difunte
veran tus ojos
del amor que tie tuve
tristes despojos.
Pero q su lado.
el que til me tuviste
ests enterrsdo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-07

20 a msjiiiA dsrsshs y % uAfrA5 - s1a
aalssssaaAnsuts hasis q sspulra
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-07

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15
GRAIN AND PRoyIsroNs

Chicago. Oct. 14.--Following a weak opening, wheat advanced sharply on the Board of Trade today, December leading with gain of ? 3-S over yes terday's closing. Corn and Cats also advanded. though not in such a .nlrked degree, responsive to the bulge in the wheat pit. and provisions moved up from to 20 cents on the recuperatIon frosl yesterdays break.
 The principal factor in the howard shoot in wheat was to heavy demand from big millers, who uere large buv CTS of Derember and May. Cash wheat remained at a premium. There was much competitive buying through the day.
 The opening weakness due to discour- aging cables was completely Ignored when domestic conditions began to force the market up. Closing prices were firm and not far from the high point.
 In a minor degree the corn market repeated the performance of wheat in opening weak and gaining later strength.
 The close was from 1-2 to 7-S cents higher than yesterday. with December leading, it's final figures being 5S 1-4 Conditions similar to the corn market were seen In the oats pit. but there the response to the jump in wheat was less marked. The closing pgures show ed an advance in December of 1-2 cents over yesterday at S9 3-4.
 Strong investment demand for pro-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15
THE STUCK MARKET

New York. Oct. l4.--The upturn of prices of stocks continued today on a oiminishing volume of business, but eApsnoing in buoyant upsnoot In the demand from an uncovered short in- terest. Their buying to cover seemed to De prompted to large extent by the perception that the rise in the Bank effect. on securities markets owing to the clearness with which 1t had been foreshadoned in the action of the pri- vate discount rate. The importance not lost sight of in spite of the calm ness with which the action was accept ed by stock markets. The advance in the English bank rate of half per cent than a normal reflection of the hard ening tendencies of fall money mar kets. The quick sequence of a further rise of a full l per cent. bringing the rate to | per cent. must be accepted as evidence of abnormal conditions. Today there were further large with drawals Of gold. making 1t doubtful whether even the present rate will be sumcient for the protection of the Lon- don gold supply. Advices from London today pointed to the possibility of an early additional advance. That these measures are directed, in q special de- gree. against American borrowers. is asserted in London dispatches, and the inference Is borne out by the discrim. nation against American securities in the carry.over rates for the London etock market settlements which were l-2 per cent. on Americans against 70 Si-4 per cent for other securities
 preyious liquidation had served to relieve the local money market so far that room was left for the recovery in prices United States Steel especial " was vigorously strong and the ag- gressive manner in which 1t was ab- sorped and bid up has a reassuring ef- feet on sentiment towards the whole market. The strength of Union Pa eific effectively supplemented that of united states Steel as sustaining influence. The announcement of the absorption of the control of the Mis- souri. Kansas and Texas in the inter- est of the Hawley and Rock Island parties opened up substantial exten-. or the former interest and suggested some re-alignment of the railroad af- filiations The various election in the fall vacancies left by the death of E. H. Hartman also directed attention to the subject of railroad alliances and pointed to the dissolution of some of the projects attributed to the late financier. Selling of New York Cen tral was executed on this ground. the good annual report. Reports of renewed active demand for pig iron were factor in the rise in United States Steel.
 Bonds were heavy. Total sales, par value. S3,652, 900.
 United States bonds were unchanged on call
 CLOSING STOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15
LITTLE LOCAL.
 COTTON TRADE Buyers and Sellers Apart
 Through Advance. RECEIPTS ARE UPON AVERAGE Easy Market Because of Frost Predictions; Little Advance. reurteen Cent Cotton in sisht--Chmb- ing is Due to Coming of Cold
 weather-Futures Steady.
 street Prices Is IA

With buyers and sellers apart. ow- ing to another advance during the early part of the morning, very little business was transacted yesterday In the local spot cotton market. total of about 154 bales was released by the holders and trades were made around the 13 3-s cent mark Offer ings were scarce too, and full quota tions were ask ed. There was some looking around by the buyers who re- port 1t hard to make trades. s The cotton receipts into the city averaged about the same as any other day this week. Rail and wagon cot ton amounted to about SOb bales. About 800 bales were received at the street ranged from 13 1-4 to 13 3-S cents. Rail receipts still continue heavy.
 The cotton market was easier yes- terday by few points although no weakness was shown. This was caus- ed by the government predictions of frost followed by rain in some quar- ters of the belt. However the mar ket rallied and advanced for about twenty points. It Is said that the back bone to the advance is the spot resistance in the interior and the Oc- tober-November commitments, which must be filled. has caused some buy ing At the close the market declin-
 
 The initial prices of December fu- lures were three points off at 1880. This month went as low as 1850. as high as 1878 but closed at 13.63. only one point above its close on Wednes- day evening. January futures opened three points off at 1880. The low fig ures of this month yesterday were 1852. The month advanced to 13.77 but eased off and closed at 1867. four points advance over the day be- fore.
 The Liverpool market, due IF points higher on October and nine points up on later months. opened steady at a eight points advance. Around noon it was quiet but steady while later l-2 point. Spots were in moderate demand. eight points higher with sales estimated at 5000 bales.
 On it's Journey to higher levels. the cotton market Is gradually climbing to the 14 cents price. It Is said that fulfilled causing the advance yester- day. The weeks 'in sight" is expect ed to be very large. receipts being heavy at the ports, but there are in dfcations of Texas playing out as one report yesterday said that the receipts at Galveston and Houston were all ready falling off. Galveston will ex- port I5,oo0 bales today against SO,o0O bales last year.
 Fair but cool weather prevailed Throughout the belt yesterday. An other cool wave is forming in the Northwest. which will be felt in the belt by Sunday. according to predic- tons The forecast indicates fair and warmer weather in the East with rain in the Carolinas. Fair but colder weather is predicted for the Central section.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15
LONDON RATE RAISED.
Depletion of Reserve and Hardeninp ot D.,
 Yafe Rates is Causa - -A'

Derietion Of Reserve and Hardening of p-;
 vate Rates is Cause.
 London. Oct. 14-The depletion of tn. rs serve. the continued foreign gold reouire. tents and the gradual hardening of nrivat te discount rates had the anticipated ef,ac, on the Bank of England discount rato which today was put up to { per cent TSn amount or reserve is nearly s5.0o0. GOO bee low iast week while the demands far tbo metal from abroad. especially from Egvnt ana Argentine. show no signs of abatement
 Tne nigh rate. however. is also directed against America and Germany A isrga amount of American finance paper alrsa 6,, nas been placed here and 1t is anticinatay that the united States shortly will he in . position to withdraw gold to the further d,s- turpance Of the London money market Tn .iermany speculation has made money er- tremeIy tight and an expansion of German demands for gold is looked for.
 In some quarters there Is doubt tbat +ho Tour per cent. rate will attract sufSIctent gold to build up the reserve as well as to meet future demands from America anS Europe, so as the market would not ba surprised If higher rate is imposed To days advance was so confidently antIcinated that it had little effect on the stock exu change. where the feeling was rather on. of relief. When the uspense was ovar operators marked up consols l-I6. e'
 on the other hand American securittas which opened over parity. dropped H G iI point from the best " 7S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15
CANADIAN CROPS GOOD,
Government Crop Reporter Gives R.visxv n
 Situation W

bUu8tlon.
 Washington, Oct l4.-In it's review q, for eisn crop conditions The Crop Reporter. is sueu oy the buIe eau of statistics of the De- partment of Agriculture. today states thar tue result Of this years harvest came well up 10 expectations in Canada In En- rope tne situation is somewhat mixed sRns si1s hungary and the Balkan states exper- lenced considerable disappointment In tha aetuai yields, while in France ana ayen more more m Germany. where only moderate re- turns were looked for. the harvest much .nr PaTSeu tne hopes entertained a month ago
 me tlrst estimates of yield from RussJ, wnicn appeared some weeks ago. show ahom, an an average wheat crop, but a very meaprs rye crop: The fact that the latter prain ~, ine chief source of food for the conntry i, is oeciared, makes this shortage serio,s Hom national point of view
 hecent official estimates fully con,,rr, sre. iha'eriaI , G extension of the 1909 wheat Ronmen,a ih the acreage of that grain in nouah'a aau., ana Germany. From the Ar senslne ministry of agriculture comes inc gu sN9rprisihsiy optimistic report that fin snite oh .i the severe and prolonged drought at tbe time or planting. the present wheat acrsage while tiVe per cent. below that of IsoS \. tulIy as large as two years ago. when the banner crop was harvested Corn in southo ern Europe is far from satisfactory.
 from Italy. from Russia and from ,h. Balkans come serious complaints of inc dau ase' now believed to be irrem dial Inflicted ey drought Sugar beets in Germany and AusIia-Hungary are exceedingly light
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15
NEW ORLEANS sPor COTTON.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans. Oct. 14-Spot cotton firm 1-16c higher; middling 13%c; sales on the spot TOO bales: to arrive 1.2oo bales.
 Futures opened very steady at decline of 4QS poiats on disappointing cables ana the faiure of the predicted frost to mater ialize. After the call the decline was WIG ened to s@1O points on selling from scalp ing professionals. At this level fresh buy. ing for long account commenced to come In and on reports of a good spot demand Tn the interior the market rose gradually 229 24 points, standing early in the afternoon I4@15 points over yesterdays closing. Inese were new high levels for the season. May was put over 14c
 Idttle excitement attended the trading. Much of the strength of the market was due to a falling off In the movement which in the face of a good spot demand Tn the interior the market rose gradually zSWzf points, standing early in the afternoon l4Q 16 points over yesterdays closing. These were new high levels for the season May was put over 14 cents. Little excitement attended the, trading. Much of the strength of the market was due to falling orr Tn the movement, which in the fact or good spot demand at high prices was taken by many as confirmation of small crop esti- mates Profit taking caused something or a reaction late in the session. the market closing very steady at a net advance ot 29S points.
 Cotton futures closed very steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15
'hree months bills s%9x.
NAVAL STORES

Wilmington. Oct. l4.-Spirits turpen tine steady s6hc; receipts 2S casks. Rosin steady $S 55; receipts 132.
 Tar firm receipts 43.
 Crude T turpentine firm s2 5o9s4. % and S4 OO; receipts barrels.
 Charleston, Oct. 14.-Turpentine firm Rosin firm Quote: ABc ss s5; DE s4 %; FG s1 25; H S4. 35; 4.65 K s5 55; M s5 60; S5 90; VIC Ss. 50: wv s6.75.
 Savannah. Oct. l4-Turpentine firm 5Th @57hc: sales 5Ss: receipts All.
 Resin firm: sales 2.123: receipts 1.15s; Shipments none: stocks I43.e2e. Quote: B
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15
MONEY MARKET

New York. Oct. 14.-Money on call strone closing bid 4h per cent: offered at 4H ner cent. PCT Time loans very firm and very act,v,. sixty and ninety days 4Q5 per cent sjx months Al q E per cent. ~ Close: Prime mercantile paper 4xA5E per cent. v' V Sterling exchange steady with aetna, brs. mess in bankers bills at 4S2. s5 99O for stTt,, day bills and at 4s6. 10 for demand Commercial bills 4S2h 9A.
 Bar silver 51c.
 Mexican dollars 43c.
 Government bonds steady; railroad bonds heaYy
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15
Cotton futures closed very steady.
rRrNcH nANK sTATEMENT.

Paris oct 14.-The weekly statement or the Bank of France shows the following
 changes: rrancs. Al
 Notes in circulation. dec.... s'4I5'ooo Treasury deposits inc.... ....is'a.osoooo General deposits, inc ...'..'' s..e'ooo Gold m hand, inc '.'.'.'. aao'Uoo Bills discounted, inc ..''''z3' '.5S'VoV AdXances. dec. .. .1o, fVV,VvV
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15
ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK.
LONDON SHOCKS,

London. Oct. 14.-American securities opened steady and from # O % higher. Val ues were firm until just before noon. when the market eased off fraction. At mid day the tone was steady and prices wern from h to a point higher than yesterdays s New York closing.
 The advance progressed in the afternoon on good buying by New York and the close wes firm
 Consols for money .... .... ...... s2 1-16
 do. for the account .... .... S2& Illinois central .s...... 1h4 Le Lou Nash ....1bb southern Ky '''' '''' '''' S'.'' '.'. 50A
 Bar silver steady 23 9-l6.
 Money 1%@2
 Short bills , K.
 Three months bills 3sS S9&.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15
ST LOFTS GRAIN.

red cash q 24m27. No. hard S1.lO@13h: Jsos-. Der fI .Os 5s {. May Si. 09.
 Torn No. cash e2 le; December 57% c T,s ha. Eb7s No white 62lAc.
 ats No 2 cash 39: De en CT 39s % ; Maj gzs No. 2 white 42c.
 fEifk ns i1c; Epr ngs l2c; turkeys 134 igf uc 70 10c. geese 7i-c.
 fuiter ere H ry 2fQ3Oo.
 FRgs zze. -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15

visions caused an advance of from to 70 cents. January lard was strikfnsiy scuve Closing prices ranged from cents higher for October ribs to 20 cents higher for May lard.
 The leadine rusurss for the aay nassa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15

Wheat 6s cars, with of contract grade. Corn lSS cars with 152 of contract grade. Oats PIP cars.
 Total receipts of wheat at Chicago, Min- neapoiis and Duluth today were I.001 cars. compared with 1,111 cars last week and 753 cars the corresponding day a year ago.
 Produce Market.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15
lFlood Gage Ch'ng. Rain Stage lReads 24 fall. STATIONS: l7 am. hrs
Rising. x-FallInR.
sIYER FORECAsT.

RIVER FORECAST.
 The Coosa will rise slightly tonight or Friday. The Alabama will remain sta- tionary during the next two days. WEATHER CONDITIONS The high pressure area central yesterday In Alabama now centers over northern Florida. storm of marked intensity cen ters northeast Of Lake Superior; 1t is caus- ing moderate winds in the Lake regions. with snow over upper Michigan. There has been decided and rapid decline in pressure in nearly all sections lying east of the tooth meridian; coincident with this decline rain has occurred in northwestern Georgia. Tennessee. western North Carolina, | southern Ohio. in the District of Columbia, and in the lower Lake region. An area of high pressure is overspreading the section of country lying west of the Rocky Noun tains. Local showers are indicated for Montgomery and vicinity for this afternoon or tonight, It will be partly cloudy and colder Friday.
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
 Montgomery. Ala. for the 24 hours ending at am. 18th meridian time.
 Thursday. Oct. 14. 1909.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15
Nrw ORLEANS COTTON OIL.
MONTGOMERY MARKETS.
trbe quotations are corrected daily fe, The Advertiser.l /,--...

(Tn0 quOtatluhS AAo SS'sO~NSS Ns>AsS AS' Ihe Au'e'' Groceries.
 NxrAI-standard W. G. se ID. sacks soc hu cream Peerless 92hc bu.
 COFFEE-Green, common to ordinary 10 a1ic: prime 12@13c; fancy 14@15c: pea ,Ssrrv 12 IAc old government Java 27 sac: 4 Arhuckle's Sl4. 56. basis per 100 lbs; prime Ens"ted IF 1A G14c; fancy roasted 14@I7c; Nocha and Java blends 26Q 36c.
 CHEEsE-Full cream daisies 1S@1sc: p1s5uI s5uIGSAAiRsMGranulated. SAisG standard 5hc: fancy f' Fl EEIoTIR-Fancy nominal; straiEhts ss. oS s 9s. patents $6.25@35 fancy patents s7 VSSTA RCH-Corn 7G noe; standard goods pssrI Ih3; gloss lump 4%e; nickel goods loGSS ctssEE;xtra fancy head 797kc; fano, hsSd sh Ac; broken 5s 06he; Japan < ~sG.L ~ssGX.Lr-LivsrpOOI n.lO; Virginia tsc; Lo%S11sM;nGARCPer LoS1s;anGaA gallon 20 Q soc.
 CpAcK KERS-AXX Soda 6hc; xxx a,n
 snaps 7c; xxx Cream Sc; XXX oys1ar sc Ken Hur Soda Biscuit 6e carton soc doAena; eana;D1NEs-American h-on s2.75aa. l. Mustard Ss.75; Imported < on kep open. CTS q, SL' HL,'SSIsSssss-GeorgiA ASS Cane bbl, s7c gal casss 6 gallons per case s. 6J; prime cen. Iii Seai corn syrup in case gallons. S2 per eAss spIE sYRUP-"LoE Cabin" brand 4 osIIons 37 per case: l2 1s gaIlons 17, 30: 2I L gallons tS.bO per eA"e'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15
GraIn and Feedstuffs.

CORN CHOPS-Per bu. soc.
 C0itN-Whits from store s29ssc: mixed tY-Timothy choice per ton s21; No | per ton Si9. Alfalfa per ton s23: Johnson xla-s per ron tl20s1a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15
METAL MARKET.

New York, Oct. 14.--The lead mar ket was quiet and unchanged with spot quoted at 4.30 to 4.67l-2 New York and APO to 4.271-2 East St Louis delivery. The London ma rket was unchanged at 13 pounds 5s. Spel. ter closed quiet with spot quoted at 600 to 6.10 New York, and 5.s5 to 5.95 East St. Louis. The London mar ket was unchanged at 9 pounds 2s 5c.
 Iron was higher in the English mar ket with Cleveland warrants quoted at 51s sd. The local market was steady. No. foundy. Northern. 1000 to 1850; No. 2. 1850 to 1900. No 1 Southern and No. Southern. soft, at 1925 to 1915.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. Oct. 14.-Fruit of the loon bleached cottons were advanced another ht a yard yesterday to 6 basis of ten cents Activity continues in the purchase Of print cloth yarn goods and prices are advancing Hnhbers are doing a good advance business
 NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL.
 New orleans, Oct 14.-Cotton seed oil nrirne refined In barrels per pound .2Oc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15

Memphis spots are quoted at IS 3-S to report.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15
dreamed of by the most rampant bull

dreamed of by the most rampant bull '"
 Dick Bros. & Co: "The prices for the actual stun are moving up in pro- portion to the advance in futures.
 s. B. Chapin & Co: Weather con. troA the situation"
 Renskorf Lyon & Co: We expect an advance of some importance before any reaction occurs"
 Bailey & Montgomery: The best evidence of what the market may yet do Is the fact that 1t has resisted bear ish efforts and that short dealing being universally discouraged"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15

New York wired: Reports from the belt are that in spite of the fact that a great effort Is being made to rusn cotton to the market there are no signs of congestion"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15
JxVERPOOL COTTON.

IiverpooI Oct l4-Closing: Cotton. spot in fair Gemand: prices points higher; an American mddling fair ....s' es ST HoSd S5,,,a ... ....7. A Low middling ..'' '''' nc
 Good ordinary '.s. '''' O, Ordinary
 The sales of the day were 12.ooO Daies. oi which Zoo were for speculation and export and included 1900 American.
 October Oc October-N0vFm Fmber .. ''.. ''''' to |< November-December ...' '..' '''', 'ii0 December-Ja January '''s = .''' ao ', Je 5shuaa ui, Morch . ....T. 09 h F,nt ,,rii , .....7. h mar 1Iar .. HOS May-June '.'' '.'' '''''''' 0 0S ,J June-July ''.' .'''' ~. 1 ,Tuly--A uguet ss'' 's's ''' ac August--September '..'o'o oo September-October .'.. '''' October-November '..' '''' ''o'os