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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
CONFUSION MARKS
PRICE MOVEMENT
,ftpr.Effects of Mondays Re-
norts of Copper COnsolida-
: tion Apparent.
cONSUMMATI0N OF Plan
MAY LONG BE DELAYED
Other Important Pending Influ.
pnces in Financial Circles
Have Effect.

..,.v YORK. Nov. 16.-The confusion
~. moyemcnt in prices in today 's
u market was due principally TO the
w. effects OF yesterday cNcitenGn'
o. ,, ,he reported copper conso!idat'on-
~, ,ositiyeness OF yesterdays asser-
IN that subject forced some rccog-
~, ,.'., am led TO more candid admissions.
plIIu" ,.a thesc IL appeared thac the definite
Ito.ur,,niishmeut Itou, of thc plans y View was
s.,' ~, ~ he looked for until considerable
hos H. Iod sIapse6. perhaps maIy months,
IiuI u", "sctr,sl consultations are Intended
~" adnitted. although important en-
Ncl. amongst the important copper
rplO" rpsnr.,s we're mentioned. This nncer-
pr stste of the project threw sorae hesl-
aor .A,n into the speculative movements
lasee on IL. i,s.i< -a,r,,,,; =, 1,c
I"NS N', consistently on the market, and
" .hs,acles IL encountered - = turlhcr
". .Gyarrc al last nights hnal price look
~ edge off il and the rest 81 ihe lIst'
ssr,c olher stocks concerned III the con-
sol,da,iop made further advances.
'V1 rri,e announcement that the American
rian,,ono and Telegraph company had
.,lc,irr5 ..d,li5 IN influential holding in the
,rHitn,n Union was calculated to couiirin
~. confidence that important flnanSlal
,ers rsformations were at work. leading 10
.a,finn OH prott-tnhlliS "'i'i- '''S ''''h''i
~, success realized Tor The Pennsyl-
,,,ia stock subscriptions revived the
- .ths proceeds OF the subscriptions
.rrninc over the estimates nr reason OF
%c ja1ee amount oil convertible bonds
~, 49, in for the purpose of securing the
Nhsc-intiou privilege. This removed a
.,annb for considerable vague Uncas'ne5S
rS;ch had ove'hung tl.s market since
parpsvIvsnia started on 4 dOwn~art
a,,pss after the new stock was deter
mined on. 80.
discounts abroad were easier and the
Il .,vno,ional money conditions apparent
n relaxed all around. New York eN-
.h,nes al Chicago held At par, relieving
lle pressure IN New York from uhat
pint.
Injected an ca sins tendency. That quiet
ssulation Is a requisite u the c2nttnu-
,llre o! the condition was prevalent view
FiI and This had It's effect as restraint
~ the stock market.
Tho publication OF the cOinptTolIcrs call
~ reports of condition By tie national
Amhs is momentavily expected. md 1t is
s.Iisci that the banks have been en-
Lsscd In some "wirGow dressing for the
'+Ctsicn. ,'or that raa.Cn. il IS expected
sat hnls To.il bc supplied more lib@rdIv
lf lenders after the conditions or the call
hfyc been complicn with.
iIonds were Irregular Total S2'cs. Iar
'sgc SSH Goo
United states bonds wc,c unchanged
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

The Biscuit Mining company. Location
OF principal place OF business, salt Lake
CITY CtJh.
Notice is hereby given that at a meet
ing nl the directors at said corporation
held on the 18th day al November. \. -.
1909 an assessment Of ono cent per share
was levied on the capital stock Of the
corporation. payable Immediately TO NJ T..
Walker secretary, a I the office OF said
company. No. a2S Atlas block. %i-%s West
second South street. Salt Lake city,
Utah.
ANY stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the 10th day pf
December. 4. u. 1909. viii hc delinquent
and advertised for sale AT public auction
and unless payment Is made before said
date. win he Sold at the Office above
mentioned AZ the hour Of Il o'clock noon
on the 9Th day of january. y -. 1910.
30 pny the delinquent assessment to-
Gcthcr with cost OF advertising aud cX-
pcnsc OF sale.
NJ l.. WALKER Secretary.
No. 59S Atlas Block 2t-@S West Second
South Street, salt Lake city. Utah
10 t. -
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New York Flour and Grain.

NEW YORK Nov, l6.-F1our--Reccipts
IS 5O3; exports. l6.o oS6 Market, steady
with n quiet trade. Minnesota patents
s.. 5.35MG30: winter straights. s0.20m go
Minnesota bakers. Sd.50miS5
Whcat-Rcceipts, $4,000: exports. g..
300. Spot easy; No. . rcd, S1.27 asked
domestic elevator; No. rcd 81 .26l nomi-
nal fob. afloat: NO. | northern Duluth
sl.163 nominal fob. afloat No. = hard
winter Sl.2OS nominal fob alloat
Aftcr advancing early on the technical
position and sales, wheat declined In tho
afternoon, losing more than the carly
gain, under realizing and n quietcr trade
The close was barely steady al &c 10 gC
decline. December closed si.16;; Ma!
closed silica.
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MORE ACTIVITY IN
MARKET FOR COPPER
lin Steady and Unchanged /;
Lead and Spelter Quiet:
Iron Is Higher.
PRICES OF METALS
IN NEW YORK MARKET

NEW YORK, Nov. 16.--'rhc market for
standard copper on the New York Metal
exchange WAS moro active today, sales
being reported OF 100 tons for February
delivery at $l3.122. The market closed
urn. with spot and November at Sl2 90m
i5;o0; December, si2,90GlG.o5: january.
s!5.OON1@.25; February. 10000 H. "a
March. S1312s@ 1880. London closed at
$50 for spot and Gel for futures. Lo-
cal dealers quote lake copper at 3.000
i",2c; electrolytic at Sl2.Sis9l3l2;; cast
ing. Sl2.75@l2.SIi.
Tin was barely steady, with spot clos
lng at S30.I0m30. 10; November at $50. 700
$3.50; December at S30.70@30.90: Janu-
airy AZ S30.S0M3l.00. The English tin
market was unchanged TO n shade high
er, spot closing at sl32 l5s, and futures
at ci4i log.
Lead. quiet. Spot. ss.37@a.i2 New
York, ana at S4.92t@i.27s East ST. Louis.
The London market was higher at Els
sPelter. quiet Spot, s625ms.4O New
York, S6.200625 East ST. Louis The
LONDON market was unchanged at
G23 rs.
Iron was higher at 51s for Cleveland
warrants in London, Locally the market
was unchanged. No, / foundry north
ern. $4,000 1850: No, > foundry northern
Sls.o0n 1900; No. ] southern ami No.
southern SOFT, Sl9.25@19.I5.
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San Pedro. Los Angeles g. Salt Lake
Railroad Company.
Special Meeting of Stockholders


Los Angeles. Cal. October 18th. 1909.
To the Stockholders OF the San Pedro,
Los Angeles & Salt Lake Railroad
Company:
Notice is hereby given that a special
meeting OF the stockholders OF the san
Pedro, Los Angeles 81 Snlt Lake RailIoa
Company has been called by the president
and the board Of directors. TO convene
Al the office OF the company, and a It's
principal place OF business at the build
ing wGgre The board of directors usually S ~
city. OF Salt Like City, in the state. Of
Utah. on the 2ist day OF December
1909, AT ten o'clock q M, for the pur2ose
OF considering and acting upon the fol-
lowing propositions. namely:
!. To authorize the Board OF Direc-
tors OF this Company TO make appropriate
mortgage bonds OF this Company here"
tofore authorized in the amount OF hfty
millions OF dollars, OF which there have
been only issued the amount or forty
million dollars: and 10 cause the same
10 be cancelled, and 10 secure the salts
faction and discharge Of record Of this
Equitable Trust Company OF New York.
as. trustee. bearing date the lst day OF
July. 1909,
. To authorize and approve All Issue
OF bonds OF this Company in the amount
OF Sixty Million Dollars, 10 bear date
July 1st. 1909. TO be secured by Mort
ist 1909. upon the railroad, railroad PROV
crty and franchises OF this Company's
lines OF railroad, together with the ap-
purtenanccs thereunto belonging. irliGd-
Ing like property 10 be hereafter &C
nuired. and 60 authorize and empower the
Board OF Directors OF this cornpan- to
settle the terms and conditions thereof.
and Ia prescribe the form aud tenor Of
said bonds and mortgage and deed Of
trust, and 10 select ana appoint trus-
tee OF said mortgage ana deed OF trust.
The books for tho transfer Of the stock
OF this Company will bo closed for the
purposes Of said meeting at twelve o'clock
noon. on the flrst day OF December, 1903
and ycopencd a ten o'clock a, m. on the
22nd dap OF December. 1909
BY order OF the President aud OF the
Board Of Directors,
w. Il COMSTOCE.
a2s5o Secretary
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BUSINESS IS QUIET
ON PRODUCE MARKET
Turkeys Are Scarce and
Thanksgiving Prices Will
BE High.

Things were quiet on the local produce
market TUESDAY. No changes in quota
lions were reported, and while the deal
crs have displayed good variety OF
catablcs. practically nothing new APP
pcarcd on the market.
Turkeys will he very scarce this
Thanksgiving, and consequently the price
Of the dclicacy will be high. Al the
present time they arc quoted at 50 cents
n pound. All kinds OF poultry are high
In price. Spring chickens arc selling at
81 and 40 cents each. while hens retail
at N cents a pound.
The market is well supplied with cram
berries, and dealers offer the fruit at TWO
pounds for % cents. Apples are scarce
and tho price holds stiff
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Boston Wool.

BOSTON. Nov. ia moderate de-
nlaud FOR territory and California wuola
is noted IN the local market. with prices
holding firm in all lines Supplies are
small and interest c"ni"rS IN what sheep
mau will do lor the new clip.
Quotations,
Secured values-TcNas fine. II months
75Gc7Sc fine. 10 months, 6Sm I0c: fine
fall. JS6e0c.
California northern. GS@IOc: middle
county 63N 6jc; fall free. 10d52c.
OTcgon--Eastcrn staple No, !, iSISOc;
eastern clothing, I0mI2c; valley No, l.
jT0JSc.
Tcrritoiy--Finc staple. n%Oc; linc me
diuTn staple. 10MI2c: fine clothing, 1Om
I4c: fine medium clothing, Gjm Csc; half
blood T3m IBc: three -ciGhths blood GSGl
zoe: one quarter blood GIm6Sc.
pulIcd-l:Htra. IS@I5c; line \, GS6t zoe:
\ ,lpcTs, 6On6tc.
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Available Grain Supply,

NEW YORK. Nov l6-Spccial tclc-
graphic and cable communications re-
cclvcd by Bradstreous show the following
changes In available supplies. as COM
pared with previous account:
Available supplies:
Whcat-UnIted States cast or Rockies
decreased Sll. 900 bushels. Canada, dc.
creased. 2.6SS 900; total United States
and Canada. decreased 3.559. 900: anoat
for and In Europe. increased 200 coo
total American and European, decreased
.059. O0c
Corn--United States and Canada. In
creased 1872 000 bushels
Oats-Unitcd States and Canada, in
creased $4,000 bushels.
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South Omaha.

SOUTH OMAHA. Nov. lG.-Csttlc-Re-
ceipts. = 800. Market. strong. Native
steers. S4.506, 500; COWS and heitcrs, S%.2j
N 30. Western steers. S3.jO6f 6.2j. cows
ana hcilcrs S2.550 $50; Gamers $3.50
3.15: stockcrs and feeders S2.,5m 5.6e;
calves, $&.50@ 100; bulls. stags. etc, S2.IJ
iIoes-Rcccipts 1000. Market. steady
Heavy. S790aS.Uj. mixed. SIS5@ 10;
light. SI.S5qS.o5: pigs, $G.5OM 80, bulk
OF sales. $7.9oaS.00
Yearlncs. SIS5d 5.i5, wcthcrs. N.2p6 40
ewes. Sl20ni.S0. lambs. EG.I50 40.
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO Nov, lG.-CatQc-Rcccipts
estimated at 1000: market, steady.
Eecycs. S&.9oa9.2O; Texas steers S2.15a
$50: Western steers. Si25G 10: stock
ers and feeders. $3,l0m5.25: COWS and hcif-
ers S2.iOn5.50. calves. S6.250S.50.
Hogs-Rcccipts. estimated at $4,000.
market. steady 10 l0c lower. Light. $50
$500: miTcd; $3.50 '2a. heavy. $500
heavy, S7.S5m s.l5; pigs, $500 80 bull.
OF sales S7901S.10
Shccp--RCc"ipts. estimated at 10000,
Market strong. Native. S2.OOd5.26:
Western S3.l0m5.25: ycarluEs. S5.25m
$50: lambs native. sLI50 go: Western,
J.OO6 80
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New York Money.

NEW. YORK. Nov. 16--Clos9:
Prime mercantile paper. 5@9 per cent;
f.,,sincss I'm banlicrs' bills At Si.&S.25NO
9,Ss.%5 Tor siNty-day bills, and at $Ls"25
Tor demand .,,z.e,
Commercial bills, si.S23@i.s3,
NIcxican dollars. sc.
Government homes steady.
Ea(lroad bonds irregular.
Money on cali frm; 4}m? per cent; rui'
grs ratC. fg; closing bid. 81: offered AT ~.
Timc loans very duh but easicr: sixty
Iavg, = per cent; ninety days. l39J per
Trnt: six months. Ild u per cent.
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Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. l6.-CattIc-Re
ceipts, $1,000; market. steady: native
steers SS.0ONS.5O: native COWS and hclf-
crs. S2.25m5.15: stockcrs aud feeders. 81. 70
n :. .00 bulls $2.SOmll0; calves, S3.50M
725: western steers, $l.oOm5.60: western
COWS. &&.OOGIi,jO.
lower: buik of sales. $1.70mS.O0 heavy.
S7.g5MS.lO: packers and butchers. SGS0@
$40: light. 81 506 %; pigs. SG.5O@7 71J.
Shcep-Rcccipts. 5000; market, strong;
muttons, $4.25M6.25 lambsd $G.0umIG 60;
range wethers and ycarlIugs SI.oo@6.OO;
range ewes S&.25m5.25
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St. JnScnll,

SOUTH ST JOSEpH. Nov. lG.-Cattie
Receipts, 2,50O Market steady. Na-
tives. s5.50@S.U0: Texas and Westerns.
-. 6o5.50; cows and ho!rcrs. 5000 30:
bulls and stays. $&.OOGoi.OO; ycals. S3.50Ga
T26: ycarlInss and calves. S$00n!.50:
slpcllcIs and feeders. S@.j00j.2j.
Shccp-Roceipis 20O. Market steady.
Lambs sG.i5M7.oO: ycarIinEs and wCthCrs.
Sl.I5@G.@I: ewes. SL2SW5.0O.
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NEW YORK. Nov. i6.-EvapoGatcd ap-
rlcs, tirnl. November delivery, $kn SIC:
spot fancy, 11alllc: choice, 1905. 93@
lIic: prime. &imS4c; common To fair, 81
Prunes. firm. California, up 10 i0s5os,
9ga7ac Oregons. 6m9c.
Aprjcots. tiru. Choice llmll1e; extra
choice. iIA@ilgc; fancy. l2Ml2sc.
Peaches steady. Choice, 5aN5tc; eN-
fra choice. 5gmGc; fancy. 63n63c.
Raisins firm: loose muscatcl i05!c;
choice 20 fancy seeded, S!me!c; secdless.
gg05sc; London layers Si.2p@l.25.
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Gold for Export.

NEW YORK. Nov. l6.--Gold to the
amount of S1u0. 900 for export 10 South
Nncrica was ccd today. The Anglo
south American hank taking 500. coo for
Argentina and the Hank Of New York
s2G0 900 for Brazil. The Bank Of New
Yor), TO-DAY also engaged s2N0.nou in gold
for Canada.
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GRAIN STATISTICS

Total clcaranccs OF wheat and lour
were equal TO 900 bushels Primary
receipts were l.052.O0O bushels, compared
with 1856 600 bushels the corresponding
day q year ago The worlds visible sup
ply. as shown by BradStTcct's. decreased
.059 900 bushels. The amount OF bread
stuff on ocean passage. one bushcl Es-
timatcd receipts for tomorrow Wheat,
81 cars: corn, 90 cars: oats. 96 cars; hogs,
so 900 head.
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New York Sugar.

Inn. YORK. Nov. 6.-Suesr-Ea ".
3 lee, ,s't refining. G.95d, iOOc: centrifugal.
t,,sc p,.,9p i.'oc: mniasscs sugar. 2.T0W
posde,,hn hncnnnd. steady: crushed 5.95c ,
---Ne---0. a.S5c: granulntcd. . 25c.
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ADING FUTURES.
RANGE OF
CASH QEOTATIONS

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour.
firm: feed or mixing barley, 81 lm56C; fair
TO choice mailing. 57@6ic; flax seed. No.
| northwestern. sl.Sll; timothy seed.
$40: clover. S9.50@1i00; mess pork, per
bbl.. S2%.75m2i00: lard. per 100 pounds.
Sl325: short ribs sides Ooosc) Sll.50m
u.75; short clear sides tboXed), sll.500
I
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Dairy Produce.

CHICAGO. Nov. 1s.- -Butter-steady;
,resInnries. 263n 3oc: dsirics. 24m2Sc.
Itoys-;teadS-; receipts, 500 cases; at
mark. cases Included. 2jm2itC: u!sts,
.Iic; prime frsts, 2S-c.
Chcesc--f'ilru daisics. I.tle;r: lwplS,
horns. l6C
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New York Produce

NEW YORK: Noy, G,--Euttcr-t'iuucr:
creamery specials. 3lm&llc: extras. 3oa
sole.
,'nccsc-F'lru, unchanged
I;uas- Firm: Western extras urSt @|m
sc. hrsls. .N@ Sic
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st. Louis Wool.

81. LOUIS. Nov. -Wool-Quicl: me-
dunn grades. CombiuE and clothing. "tm
2?c: light nnC, 22M2lc: heavy fine. 90nC
zee tub washed. 26N3
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Treasury Statement.

4, WASHINGTON. Nov. l6.-rbc condi-
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Tsm today was as follows:
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Closing Stock List.

Sales. Fl. l.. else
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-12

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@ebr, cini0e @utnoitiitfe, So.
6rcoerif @cbr an @iQinm s. Gar
rctt, cinigc @~ruloitiidc So.
Gmilie Mcbr al 6rrOcrit @cbr,
3 Collars.
Scnrp Smith al G%liiobctb gcn0cr,
Siioicite Wtllbcrrp-, nabe Monroe.
ltrobc, @rirno5inS $50, 81.
Sonltcl @colmc1r ul1o Sralt an
Slliomnob Mo0oor, NoromcitedcGon.
ipop- ulO @ornetItroBe, 1919 bel So,
. Collars.
Charles s. &rouS al nSorcit Gdrt
NiGblnnbo Co." Norboiticitc Eurt
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bel 100, @rlmo5mS $50, So.
Glorles Y. SpalOin0 on :. Court
ncp@crmnn Norooiticite Eorf&eigbtS
Npemlc, nobc 4. Strabe, % bel 100,
8ru1o5inS 500, So.
SonneS y, 9bonluS on Sofob @olo.
item unb Grou, @citieite Sodiolls
Eloce, noDc 6oDetteitroBc, t7.6 bel
S6.3, @%runo5in9 $50, So.
9ultimores County.
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mann ScintniQer uno SrolL Got a.,
Siioieite Scr Mt. Eleliant.Nue., 8rbj.
$50, So. u.5 Is,
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fen, Heht 5,m @ebrolut) elmer Moner
ocS Suuics oeS @riteren, $75.
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Micaaiiter uno @otten, 3beil BON
@olmlt Slla uto Yrettp Ban Stills,
81.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-12
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u. Nh, NdhHesborp. 9bambersbura. lino
unsgen. SnnHiag, Sancod uiib GumberInuo,
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Srcoerid, Sbnrmunf. glue Mio0e, 8uein
Tiita. Slue Wiountain, gsaD ueSDoro, Gtu m,
berSulirp, Sa9erstolun. Sarcud. Cumberland,
1no @lfins. 9uffetsS bierpation Saaapf
Sie. @noliation oiefes Suges am Sonrridp lit
In Sdgerstofpn. "
lao 9dtm. = Accommodation mad Union,
8rioae.
*505 gia6m.- Grpres, Sauptlirie. Saeers.
toiuit, Snncod, SSanncsorp, 9ba m6ersbura,
Sbtppelsbnrg. mo nuSaen. ScnntaQ, 3reoes
rid mo 9mmifsbnrn.
Sdgiidl, nn%ssrnpmuen Sunutaa.
100 SornL YDrf, y. ino $. Sio., nno gars
Isle.
$50 Serm. = Accommodation mad eoeemont II.
GmmitSburg.
1920 Nadbnt @Iue MountainGrprek, @eftmin,
tier Sreoerid. 5burmont, Nllie Rioee, 8ues
ia 8tftd, 8fie Wiouniain ino Saeerstoipn,
9drlur.~sG oeaon.
1926 gia6nl -6auptIinie 1itIid bon Gmorp.
strobe. ferner 0ori. Sauuoer. Gettysburg
ltlio y. uno 8. Sio.
$50 Nabnt. ACCOMMODATION rad Sonpber.
G.i5 Nberbs- sHfumnr. nab llnion.9rioae.
yiur Sunncritaas uno eainitags.
1l.0O Nbenos-sufonnt. nod unions9rioge.
Gur Sointags.
o.i5 ornt.-Iftomuipodiiuu rad unipnssrioee
mn Sanober.
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Y. Hubcrtipn, q. DR. Supen,
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