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..s870,635.00
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sgTATE OF NORTH DAKoT
Once OF Commissioner of Insurance
COMPANIES ,NRTIEIC ATE OF AT


Whereas. The Glenas Fails Tnaura ace Com
\ pnny Of lens Fali New York, corpora.
y tion organized under the laws OF New York,
& has filed in this Office Il sworn statement
\ exhibiting its condi Hon and business Tor
4 the year ending Decent Der 81, 1910, con
f0rmable to the reduirements of the laws
at this stint reg ulating the business Of
Z Insurance. and AZ
RI Whereas. the said Company has filed III
this Office ii duly cert lied copy$0 Its char.
ter yith certifi cate of MIA ton IA com
B pliHnce with the qIirements or the III.
suranee laws Aforesaid
Now. therefore N. d. Taylor Commits,
Homer of Insnrance sof the State sof North
II laws. DO hereby certify that the above
i named Comp issss tnll empowered,
through It's; uthorized agents, to transact
its appropriate business of Fire insnrancs
I'm his sta s accord ling 10 the laws thereof,
until the 81 st day n of March, AZ 10. 1913 e
In testimony whereof, I have f,sreuntu
Y ret my hand and seal at Bismarck. thtf
& {EEA III w q. TAYLOR. s
Gonzales sRsr 8e1 4Rsasanea q
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az = = N, u, 1, n -, ~ Il ~
!! e otai receipts 9.

Total recstpts 2.242921 ,os
LOSSES paid during the year. S 959,052.83
II Dividends pm Id during the year 24OO 90
n Paid for coinmis siDns and brok- $53
Paid for SALARIES. Tees and other b
srs saff IS g sa aaeas
ments ]. &. 4. !. 275,755. o8
Total dlsbarsem snts &. q. 2,oo4 ,os1. 81
NORTH SDAKOTAB UsINIlss
Total risks ken Turing the
Totai premiums received during ii & 1850
EetaI losses Incurred. during lid n 'o's. IS
the 81. I. ". 8. 1917
Il Total amount of 4 losses paid ~ s55's
during the year "a. ~. =. en-
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA I'M 's 'sss Nh
ZIP flee OF Comr1issio ter zoe nsurance.
Ill 81. Taylor Comm ssioner of Insur
s.s aneeg of the State OF ~ North Dak0ta, d do
thereby certif ys that the foregoing is III true
abstract Of the orig inal statement now OH
ale inS this ofIice
~ testimony a whereof ~ have hereunto
AsGet my hand and afaxad the seal3 of this
ofalcs at Bismarck the 1st sof "A pftl.
d lgEAI9 n. TAYLOR
81 Commissi oner Of Insurance. IN
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| III Arfs IA NORTH AKOT \.
HSsyiras IN CON nIssio nerso OF Insurance.
COMPANIES CERT EIGATH 81 y sA ~ y


whereas. The ST. II aui. Fire and Marine
Insurance Comp of 81. Paul, " innesoIas;
IA corporation organized under the :. iaW sAoI
Minnesota. has He'd In this once q sworn
statement exhtbiting III condi ton ana. pn ~
mess for the year ending DecempeFa ah5
$tatSI az COR fornable TO the requirements s0 81
the laws sof this state re ating fne3 Dnst-
4 nsaa ffs insurance,s5 and !, IA
y1hsraas the sat compa has. died3 in
this once dnly copy ~ its ca n,.
nsianees With the require ments sof the IN rt
I snrs, s laws aforesaid
IA NM therefore,. /, j.. Taylo Commits
~ ~ II ina,ire nee of the State Of North
pskota pr9yls'onss g h ss,S
ns a .u al fsoirpaiiy Is full
thfoas horaEea raansas.
III II Il III nd Inland insnranc &c IN thig
state tae M s me WY
NJ tsstImor ID whereof, have heresinte
I'll nv hasi d and seal &at Bisma fhia
I'm I'm Az fy
ias 1Hss iiEs4oner Of S1uHurane
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All other liabilities,

All other liabilities,
Salaries. rents,
etc.
4. State and county
axes due or &C.
= crued 81, ]. /, |.
Reinsurance prem,
IL ~: lusm o. ~. So.
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IN ~ :
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7-S'lriyr, q :

siffice al Comn,fssioIier of insurance.
&SS W q. 8TayI Tor commiasi tof lnsuf-:
\ snce al the State of North Dakota 90
hereby certify that the foregoing IL true
ABSTRACT of the orig lnal sta tement now en
ale I'D thfa or1ce
III testimony whereof. III have bareunto;
2per nv nnnd and . IN ed the zeal .of this
once al Bismarck the LIST day oY "a pras.3
A.s d. 1Sl1 .
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I, 81 Il i: 3s.3f /. Il 4; IL ABB
/ Gross claims for
Losses adjusted; and.
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losses upon which
no action has
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\ Losses resi- ted BY
the company y s. 81
Total gross amount
= Of claims Tor
losses .,.!.5.!l...$
Deduct reinsurance
and salvage claims |
thereon 4, J. 4, ~. Y. .j15.
Net amount OF un- 1
paid losses
Amount Of unearn-
ed premiums on !
W u: all utstandlng
|iia risks &. !. .:.;.I.
Due for commits
n sions and broker:
d age -. Z -. !. $3.50.
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/ Net amount of u.nr-
paid losses
Amount Of unearn-
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. u a outstanding
Risks !. J. :. &. . Z, /.
Z Dues for unpaid
dividends !.
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once 81 Commissi OF INSURANCE. SS
T.ssW 10. Taylor, Commits ioner OF Insnr-
:ar,ce Ssof the State of North Dakota, 90
harebys certify that the foregoing is true
abafrsct 81 the original statement now on
:Aii IN tesfinony whereof. Il have sherennt0
saet NV hand and af liked the seal .of fn ls
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10
uroMosllss IN SEATTLE. ,


In five years the number OF auto
mobiles owned in Seattle has in
creased more than five fold. Five
years ago there wer less than 500
cars in this city. Today there are
approximately $500 machines
owned and used In Seattle. There
are also about 500 motorcycles in
the city not listed as automobiles.
The remarkable growth OF the au.
tomohile industry IN the Pacific
coast has long been the delight OF
the big auto manufacturers. Until
two years ago California cities had
more machines than the Northwest
ern cities compared 10 population.
But now Seattle. Tacoma and Port
land are catching up. and there II
very little difference between the
proportion OF automobiles To the
population between Seattle and San
Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10
Jimmy Carroll
Gets Worsted

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. June 10.
Opinion was divided today over
the draw decision In the four.round
bout between George Kirkwood and
Jimmy Carroll. many spectators OF
the fiEht declaring their belief that
Klrkwood was entitled 10 the yer.
dict.
Carroll did not seem To wake up
to the' fact that matters we're going
against him until the last half OF
the last round. when he made a
strong finish. Kirkwood had a
clear lead in the first three rounds.
The surprise OF the show came
when Ike cohn OF Salt Lake earned
the decision over Bert Bowers
The middleweights mixed II from
bell to bell. Cohn had good lead
all the way except In the last round,
which was even. Cohn broke hts
left hand. which may necessitate
cancelling his bout with Rufus
Williams next week.
Fox Was Too Clever.
Jimmy Fox was too clever for
Harry Dell and earned n close do.
cision. The only knockout Of the
show was In the first bout. when
Joe Hartwell landed Wild swing
on Ben BeiIly's jaw In the first 30
seconds OF the fight. Eddie Burns
and Pete Kroekcr boxed draw,
Ray Campbell beat Soldier Duncan,
Jack Douglass got the decision over
Joe Hill. and Walter Scott and
Johnny Roche drew.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10

hands while being placed in the
basket.
Hat, fishing seems pruzalc 10 the
ny caster. aud tbs bamboo tsol. he
abhors hut many an urchin aud
many os more adult years find rec.
reaiion and take a grim delight IL
hclning 10 battle the meat trust
with a trumiy pole long enough for
mast equipped with a stout. the
whereby the unfortunate flsh. once
hooked. u hoisfcd BY main strength
from the water and swung inhoard
or ashore like a bundle OF hay OF
a ships derrick
This Ia not sport. sn~ers your fly
artist. but 10 one caster there are
ten Who employ this scorned but
effective system
As matter OF fact. the bait fimh.
or gets better results nj this sea.
non OF the year In the muddy
streams the fish are more apt to
be shared by bait than by surface
flies. and In the lakes the trout
keep deep.
There arc literally thousands OF
good fishing waters within a radius
OF rs miles OF Seattle. many OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10
Hill Climbing
Contest Planned

A hill climbing contest on the
Taylor st. hill. In the Queen Anne
district. Is the next htx event
looked forward TO by local autoists.
The plans for the contest have not
been fully completed. hut Il will
probably be held about July "a. In
Golden Potlatch week.
An unusually biz entry list In
expected and valuable prizes will
be hung up by the auto dealers
association. The committee In
charge OF the affair will announce
the details In the near future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10

them being practically adjoining the
city. and the man whose only oppor.
tuntty IL Ia snatch q few hurried
hours on a Sunday need not be de.
nted this pleasure A short trip By
rail. boat. auto. motorcycle or even
on foot will bring the angler 20 we'll.
stocked water where be IL assured
a good days sport
There 10 good fishing on Lake
Washington. very good " you know
the spots" Lake Union also af,
lords many fair catches and White
and Cedar rivers are two Of the
most popular resorts for fishermen
who have not the time or money
for expeditions further aficld.
Lake Sammamiah IL another fiah.
ing ground descrvediy popular II
Il an ideal trip on a motor cycle
and more and more fishermen are
using this method OF quick and
easy transportation.
Lake Martha on the Everett In.
tsrt!rhan In fished by many local
anglers and Bear. Soos. Cold and
t"H@A4&W fAftsAs AHt VunIuAlfuiF
forks. Green. SnohomsAh and Sky.
komiah rivers and the numerous
streams along Hoods canal are
often tramped by Old Ike's de.
voices.
Many local fishermen have their
own little farorits streams. which
they have discovered and explored
and endeavor TO keep from the
general ear its location. Your true
fisherman Is generous. however.
and VIII always share bis knowl.
edge with his fellow fan
There IN no section OF the
country where better or more
varied fishing. can be enjoyed than
10 the vicinity OF Seattle and the
large and constantly increasing
army OF fishers In this city testify
to this fact.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10
Seattle Golfer May
Win Championship

PORTLAND. June l0.-R. l..
Latham OF Seattle and w. -. Mixer
of Portland will contest the 1911
golf championship of the Pacific
Northwest today. Mixer defeated
G. X. gargreaves OF Victoria yes
terday.
Miss Nora Comla Of VictorIa
won the woman's championship
yesterday from Mrs. Curran OF
Tacoma.
X. l.. Latham won the so and rs
yards mems approaching contest
yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10
Rivers Favored
in the Betting

Los ANGELES. June 10. Joe
Rivers. the hard hitting Mexican.
will enter the ring ut Vernon this
afternoon 2 10 | fayorite over
Tommy Dixon Even money pre-.
wallis that Little Dixon will not
last Is rounds. Most Of the bet.
ting Is done On this basis.
both Sboys are well within the
required weight liza pounds. when
he weighed In this morning. Riv.
ers barely made the beam quiver
q bit. Will. Dixon did not disturb
II In the least. Neither win have
any material advantage. AS both
men are trained 10 the limit.
Charlie Eyton will referee.
CHiCA0O.--purdve defeated the
University OF Chicago at baseball.
IL to ?. yesterday.
.------------4.---a--
Seattle Automobile school. 2io
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10
Auto Dealers Have Fine
System for dead Be ats -

the same stunt. Lacking a credit
system. the dealers were easy
marks.
Hut no more. The Auto Tire and
Accessory Dealers Association OF
Seattle. recently formed and includ-
ing practically all the dealers Of tho
city. has salaried secretary who
keeps tab on the debts due all mem.
hers of the association. and II IL
found any car owner Is bad pay"
the notice is sent out and that par
ticular car owner finds IL necessary
TO dig up cold cash In his future
dealings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10

No longer win II be possible for
some gay and blithesome auto own.
or. with more credit than cash. to
so about the city among the various
automobile accessory dealers leay.
ing TRAN OF bad debts,
In the past many OF the men who
deal In auto trimmings" have been
badly stung by these people who be-
lieve In the promise rather than the
performance. A chap would run
deep In tho hole with dealer and
when his credit was exhausted
switch 90 another dealer and repeat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10


Although some OF the streams are
still little high. which reduces the
size Of the catch. for fish do not
bite well in rolled water. the fish.
ing season In now IN fun swing. and
every Sunday hundreds OF enthnni.
astic Seattle anglers pack their fiah.
ing kits and hit for IN. signing
pines and puriins brooke
The season IL closed for perch
and black bass. for trout and grey.
ling are fair game. and many fine
strings have already been hooked
this season In the hundreds OF lakes
and streams In the cnyirona of Sc.
attic.
Fly fishers ,hoae arlstocra,a
among the followers Of Iraak Wal.
ton who scorn the man Who usea
mere bait and angles pcrchance
with bamboo rod. say the apcckled
trout are rising well thla year.
The water In many Of the noun.
tain streams Il too hlgh. however,
for the best results In either fly or
bait fishing. and by. another month
tho catches obtained will be better.
Brown hacklr flies are the favor.
ties AT this season. the best results
being obtained with these.
The speckled trout IL the king Of
the river Fast. strong and game.
these beauties are well worth the
landing. When speckird trout
takes the NY he doesn't hesitate. A
flash OF silver. and a tug announces
him.
He loses no time A jump frum
the water and he heads up the cur.
rent. II possible. he entangiea your
line In the rocks. Once landed. he
provides excitement until given his
quietus He can whiri like n pin
wheel when lifted from the water.
and is apt TO Jump from your
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10

Two hundred and twelve young
athletic hopes" from ~ schools IN
Seattle are participating In tho
sixth annual track meet OF the Pub
lie Schools Athletic league nj Den
ny field this AFTERNOON. The meet
is open to all boys under 16 years
who are up In all their studies.
There is keen rivalry among the
different schools 10 win the greatest
number of points. Lowell. Queen
Anne and Interlake schools have en-
tered the largest teams.
The officials are: Charles Rest,
A. q. Douthitt. George +. Russell.
J. II. Stine. X. G. Force. q. w. Farr
and W Neil Ellis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10
Pippins Beaten

VANCOUVER. June 1o.--van.
couyer son It's sixth successive
game from Portland by a TO 2
score yesterday. the battle being
waged In a drixziy rain. Fast or
clever playing was impossible. The
score.
II. H. y.
Vancouver .ofoo03ooo--s .
Portland ..0002o00o0-2 4 Z
Hatteries-Erickson and Lewis
for Vancouver; Tonneson and Brad.
Icy for Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10
SEATTLE JAP WINS.

PORTLAND, June i0.--Profes.
sor Ito, the Seattle Jap jiu jitsu
expert, easily disposed OF Farmer"
Watson In two straight falls last
night. The first fall came IN five
minutes and the second took three
A large crowd Witnessed the bout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10
Bees Lose Again

TACOMA. June f0--Tacoma de.
feaied Victoria TO 2 yesterday. the
game being a pitchers duel between
Thomas and Annis. Both swlrlers
we're rather erratic. Luck favored
the locals throughout. The score.
r. II. r..
Victoria -. .000e6o0o0-2 6 8
Tacoma ...0000002fs--3 s 4
Batteries--Annls and Burns for
Tacoma: Thomas and Spokesman for
Victoria.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10

SPOKANE, June To- Seattle won
It's first game OF the series yester-
day. defeating Spokane 4 10 . ia II
exciting Innings replete with bril-.
liant play. Seattle won on two
rather questionable decisions by
Umpire Mccarthy
cruikshank opened the eleventh
inning with a low drive. which Kip
pert ran In and caught off his shoe
tops. Mccarthy decided he trap
ped the ball and declared Cruik.
shank safe Bnes singled and ort
was hit. filling the bases.
Ort was way off first and Kraft
made a fcint 10 throw TO first. and
afterwards pitched Mccarthy
ruled II n baik. giving Seattle the
winning tally Kraft Was furious
at the decision. claiming he was out
OF his box. and had 10 be restrained
from assaulting the vampire"
rHIa ~.....a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10
BREEZY sENzlNE auxxlNos.

The osen Il Hunter Automobile
company. handling the Mitchell car.
has moved into its handsome new
quarters on broadway and Pike
streets. The proprietors have beon
holding an opening all week. the
rooms being hastily decorated for
the occasion.
Harrison q stevens have dis.
solved their partnership. Both paft.
ners will continue ia the automobile
business In Seattle.
Fred NJ. Powell. handling the
Mercer car. has moved into the
quarters formerly occupied by the
Bunker Motor Car company on
broadway. just off Pike.
Howard Mcdonald. the hustling
salesman for the Goodyear Rubber
company. Is back in Seattle after an
extended trip east Of the mountains
Mr.. Mcdonald viii probably remain
Ia Seattle. as city salesman for the
Goodyear company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10

'rsassh~f bstisd for Bonner In ninth
Score - inHinss
seattle - oeoef IL
spokane ......e sgo z "a
nommsryf struck oaf--Hr wIszs
~ Hnnnrf Bases On bslls--pn Migss
3 or taansf :. OF Krau 4 DoabIe
plays Caft~fiEbt 20 Nordyko. Hsymoad
70 OFT tmpiFes- Mccarthy aud baum
sarten
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10

NEW YoRk.-Frankie Burns. the
Jersey City lightweight. won de-
cision over John DAILY of New York
In fast i0.round fight last night.
Johnny Coulon agreed to meet the
winner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10
Pacific Coal 4 Oil Co.
Lady
Wellington
Coal

All coal Is black. but that's
where similarity ends.
It's the stuff that's under that
black coat that counts.
The carbon. the volatile mat
ter. the ash. the water and the
SCOT
LADY WELLINGTON coal ID
high In Carbon and Volatile mat
ter---the stuff that burns: II is
low In ash. water and soo,--thc
stuff that's waste and makes
trouble.
Try a ton OF LADY WELL
INGTON NOW.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10

NEW YoRk.--With New York.
Chicago aud Philadelphia shifting
daily In the pennant race. Giant
fans are already talking about an
other finish like that made famous
by Merkie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10
COAST LEAGUE
American Association

Dance at Dreamiard tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10
"Jusf Say"
HORLICK'S
n Means
Original sad Genuine
MATTED MILK

he Feed. drink Ter III Ages.
Mose heaIshfd than Tea or Coffee.
Ages with the weakest disestioa.
Delicious. nvisorains and nu,ntion.
Rish mix, ni.!sed gam. powder form
4 ssirk Isneh prepared h . minnie
rsks - ssbssiisle. Ash Ter n0RiIckX
- Others are'imitations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10

Umpire Helps
Giants to Win

Results te.f~rdsy. =. O
beatiie 4. SPOKANE 4, NaRSsussf
Portland Tacoma !. Victoria 2
Gsm-s To-day.
hraftie 81 spokane, Portland AZ Van
couyer. Victoria az Tacoma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10
NEW YoRK.-charle. rerres

NEW YoRk.-charies Terrea
Weyman probably will be the only
representative OF the Areo Club OF
America and his country In the
coupe internationale d'aviation TO
be held In England July ~. wcy.
man will use 10 horsepower rae.
ing Newport monoplaus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10

KANSAS ciTv.--riremsn Jim
Flynn Ia sparring daily with Dick
Civens Of Philadelphia In prepare.
ton for his Independence day bout
with Hope" Morris.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10
SPORTING SPARKS.


CHiCAcos--"Cone back" Cham.
pion Harry Forbes IL training hard
for HIS fight June Is with Joe
Homeland In GAINESVILLE. Wis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10

Seattle Automobile school. 2io
Broadway. sse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10

cHicAoo.--loeai fight fans pick
Frankie White to win In HIS 20.
round 20 with Kid" Harrison AT
sheridan. Wyo- June 30 He Ia
training in Denver.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-21
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
WHEAT HAD A
BEAR|SH TONE
BY Associated Press.

Chicago. Feb. 20.-Sentiment in the
wheat pit, almost bearish to-day was
less so than much Of the time of late. A
majority of traders suggested taking
profits on short sales whenever declines
appeared. the idea being that the market
had been somewhat oversold. Discour-
agement from the bulls was found in fact
that Liverpool failed to make special re-
Spouse to Saturdays bugle on this side.
Opening prices here were 1-8 to Lac
lower to q shade up. May started at
81 Ia to 3-Sc and after vibrating between
81 1-S and 81 lac, steadied around 81 7-S-
Cold weather and liberal world ship
ments gave an easy tone to corn. May
opened shade down to q like amount
higher at IS 7-8@4s to 4s@1-S and de-
clined to 48 Use.
Limited offerings made oats firm from
the outset, but the market afterward slid
81 ga to a-407-s, touched 317-s and
Because the hog run was lighter than
last years, provisions showed a little
strength. First sales were 21-2 to loo
higher, with May options at 1850 for
pork, s.42 la for lard and $50 1-2 for
ribs.
Wheat-No. 2, red. 90 1-s@s1 1-4c; No.
2. hard. 90 i-4@sl Sic; No: !: northern,
s601. OF; No. 2, northern. 96@99c; No. 2.
.pSins. sogssc; velvet chan. s2@s4c;
cornLNe. :, 47@1-ac; No. ?. yellow.
At la 4sc; No. 2, white, 47@1-2c
Oats--No. 2. 3ol-2: No: 2 white.