davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-12

Miss Emma NJ. Perry. of IS Mitchsll
place, East Orange, left yesterday for
Florida. Miss Perry has just recov-
cred from a sereve attack OF Tneu-
monia. 1t is expected that SHE viii
spend the entire winter in the South.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis George Has
selman, of Turreil avenue. South
Orange. viii have as their guests
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-12

Mr.. and Mrs, John Scott Parker, Of
1876 Harrison street East orange, will
have Mrs. PariJer's brother'N John L..
G. Lee, and Henry Littleton Con-
stable. OF Baltimore, Md, as their
guests over the holidays.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-12

The reply of Henry Clay Dean, the
famous Missouri lawyer of the early
days, to a man accused of an in
famous crime, is historic. The man
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-01
Enough for Years.

Thus. ~ is apparent that the COM
pAuy hns an aCcrdg" earning capacity Oh
i,-ceut copper Of $50 per share for forty
three wears. According 10 tho amortiZa
tion tables these proiiis reinvcstcd at =
uer cen, ciVc the stock a present value of
S95.au per share
OF course there is much that is thcc
retical and academic iu these calCula-
lions. hut nevertheless they are tho cal
"uiating methods Of conservative experts.
the only fluctuations Ia occur IN the tlnal
profits being those dependent upon tho
fluctuatinC price OF copper Fourteen
cents !s generally recognized az a fair
average, as this Is tho price at which cop
per has averaged ovc: the past ten years.
with Utah Copper At >, and average
profits of $3.50 per share pcr annum, tue
return ON III" prCsout selling value Is
~ per cent. Utah Copper has NOT as vet
reached it's maximum capacity. and In
view ~ the calculations which can bc
made "u tho basis OF present claimed ore
reserves. there would sccm to DC greater
security 10 tho investor in the purCh5s
of Utah Copper than IN the purchase of
hulalGamated with fits iudotermInate
life NO account 81 course Is taken Of
tho speculative possibilities OF either
Anaconda. which forms the hasi. OF ali
AnalCama tcds calculations. Is assumed
10 have productive capacity OF $1,000, 600
pounds per anuum. az , cost ot . cents
pcr pound. Utah Copper is estimated 10
have a productive capacity OF l+n. 900. coo
pounds OF copper per aunum n a cost OF
close In - cents per pound.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-01
FIGURE ON G|ROUX
EARNINGS IN EAST
Speculation Based Upon the
Data Afforded by the An
nual Report.

The following discussion OF the prob
able GIroux Consolidated earnings under
tho ore contract with the Nevada Con =
solidated company comes from the cast
and it will prove interesting these in
quIstive times
IL IS interesting TO compute from the
Giroux report the probable copper pro-
duction and earnings likely 10 BE- made
on the treatment OF porphyrv ores In the
one unit Of tho Nevada Consolidated 3
Steptoe concentrator. which is to he used
by the Giroux COMPANY
The report states that the new con-
tract. which covers a torn OF five years.
commencing Max J. 1912, or at any time
prior TO that date. provides for the
treatment OF from 900 10 1900 tons OF
crude orc per day This ore. Il Is stated,
viii be taken from tho Morris Bunker
TJill mine where there exists 1910, 900
cent copper.
Based on the above data and grade OF
ore. allowing for a fair extraction in the
with smelter losses. GirouN s
production per annum should be from
s. 900. 900 pounds on the minimum tonnage
OF ore treated to 1000 900 pounds on
the maximum.
ON a cost OF production OF 81 cents
per pound. for which tho management
states they will be able to produce this
copper. based on the terms of the con-
tract, the company should make. at the
present metal prices Of iib cents per
pound, $3.50. 600 wnen operating al mini
mum capacity and $500 900 under the
maximum treatment OF ore. The above
figures refer only 10 the porphyry ores
and do not take Into consideration the
direct smelling ores from the Alpha
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-01
COPPER PRICES ARE
NOT TO DESCEND

Inc great Importance of the recent COP
per statistics showing total stocks I'm the
United states January II amounting TO
only bb 100000 pounds. or two weeks pro-
ducnon. was the fact that only 25 900 900
pounds represented total stocks of electro
l%tic copper. and OF this 80. 600 900 mounds
II is understood tina; so per cent was con
trollcd by the United Metals Selling com
panE and at the same time this com
peny was sold 5000 600 10 so 0OO 900
pounds ahead 80 that practically at Tho
from the rnfineries.
February is short month and while
production VII not br as great as In q
normal month. estimates of y ~ 600 600
decrease IN stocks arc rather too optiDis-
tl". decrease OF .. .006. 900 pounds in
February stocks would he highly Sstl.fac-
tory To tn" producing interests. as much
~ ineN would caro- TO SOC. as a ten davs
working stock "f copper at the rofinrics
II almost necessity. ANY reduction i'm
stocks below 10000 mo pounds would h.,
regarded with moro or less alarm Tn
dcr these conditions NOBODY need he fear
tul or anT reduction in metal prices
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-01
EASTERN SENTIMENT
IS VERY OPTIMISTIC

James \. Pollock & Co. bankers aud
brokers. furnish the following. received
noon.
Paine Webber & Co. Foston-Ararlsat
todav again strong and broader, Butte
* superior. Range, Shannon. Lake and
Wolverine all scored Sood advances. tho
lsttor or increase In semi annual divi-
dcud from s. Ia g.. advanced ahou; -
ally reflected In Increased dividends by
ruost of tho producing companies.
The copper situation is stronger than
al any tirnc since the Improvement he
gan. al tho biz selling agencies being
practically out OF tho market for tho
Tine being and the stocks on hand said
10 nc lower tnau in wears. Tic British
coaj strike Il a rather disturbing iufu-
cucc. but late private adviccs from Lon
don ssy that Tho chances arc In favor OF
AN early spttlnTnout by arbitration Tho
Lawrence strike ~ gradually wanin., and
there u possibility OF q settlement
There within the very near future We
ir"k icr higher prices IN the metal and
week
., Logan & Bran. New Yorb-Thc con-
iilctinT news from abroad had much TO
do with hoidinE buying operations IN
check today. Tne publication of the
Hartman lines earnings for January
ahput In keepinE with the general -x-
p"ctAncf. There are auparrptlr strong
forces arraypd on the huvlnc side ~ thc
market - present and their object in
view seems 70 be 90 force a ,.ontra~tio,,
81 the short Interest. as tho latter during
The past month has cNrauGcd nntcrisIly
owing 60 tho extraordinary amount OF
adT"rs@ news which has becn in circ,sla-
tinn.
" l. quite true ciat the outside in
terest during tho past fcu days has cX-
handed soIueThat. but stiil 40 10 this
limo the same IS not of sufficient extent
10 warrant IN" belief ,hat long Iinos
~ stock are being accumulated on a
broad scale. PssstuisU and optimism
are All atfrnstir@iT carried 10 tho *
Irene and IN thc present instance n
would seSm That those factors which la
the past have contributed greatly tcNarl
making the selling side attractive hare
In great part spent tneir forco and rs a
result ihe security markets arc In n rals
fively sold-oUt condition. which tends 10
make the buvtus side of the market look
scnlew ha osafer than heretofore for mod
crate turns
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-01
ORE TONNAGE Of
THE UTAH COPPER
Three Hundred Million Tons
Demonstrated in Big Mine
of Bingham.
EXPERTS ARE AGREED.
Utah'S Banner Mine COM
pared in Boston With the
Amalgamated Company.
EXPERTS ARE AGREED

The following comparison between
Amalgamated and Utah Copper is made
by the Boston News Bureau In response
TO an inquiry:
II is not an easy matter To- make the
comparison mentioned in your corninu"
nlcation as II might almost be said that
there is no such thing as actual values
as applied To copper stocks, there arc so
many contingencies which must be all
lowed for. such as varying Tecoveries from
the ore. varying costs of recovering the
refined copper and varying prices at which
the product must be sold.
Ia the case OF the porDhyrY mines. fair
jy accurate determinations can he made
rs to the size OF the ore body and the
copper contents thereof. With these
figures in hand estimates can. Of course,
be made AZ 10 earnings on various prices
for copper. barring. of course. accidents
and Interruptions 10 operations. The
vein mines are not able to give any
innate as 10 tho life of their ore bodies.
as II is imrracticable from n mining
standpoint to make openings too far ahead
OF extraction.
These arc factors which must be horne
in mind IN any attempt to make the COM
Darison YOU request. Then again Anal
@amat ed is not A mining property IL is
merely u corporation holding the shares OF
other companies
We will endcavor. however. To give YOU
brief comparison along the lines sus-
rostod-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-01
Two Are Compared.

Anaicsmated has outstanding l,S%SSI9
shares. and against this capital there is
In the company treasury 3,i32.5Q0 shares
of Anaconda. or better than two FOR one.
Ii also owns the United Metals Selling
company. In addition the company has
r surplus Of Si.o0o,o00 in net cash as
sets.
Anaconda can earn IS per share on H.
cent copper assuming It's annual pro-
duction 10 be 10000. 600 pounds OF cop
per Amalsamatcd therefore, Is show
lug just now an earning capacity or 50
per share or per cent on the present
selling price OF 81.
Utah Copper is showing an earning ca
paciIy Of about $3.50 per share, or per
cent a selling price Of 81. Demon
strations as To the future. however. can
loo made with respect 10 Utah Copper,
which cannot be made with re-
spect Ia tho Amslgamsted. Tho
directors OF the company have stated pri-
Nately that Utah Copper has reserves OF
coo. .pn0. 900 tons OF ore, or an amount SUI
nc,ent 10 last forty -ibrsc years treating
1000 10p tons per aunum.
II is costing the company not fdr from
3 80 per ton To strip tho mine. trans
port. concentrate. smclt. refine and sell
lis product ON ii-ccnt copper there
should be profit 10 the company of
81 30 per ton. Applying this profit 10 500.
01u coo tons. there workr oGt prospective
profits OF $500 .000. 900. or f2G per share on
l.Sla. .u0n ghaVeS-all bonds converted.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-01
H|GH-GRADE MILL
ORES ARE HANDLED
Seven Troughs Coalition in
January Has Remarkably
Rich Run.

Tee term milling grade ore usually Is
| considered TO designate rock which con-
tains values too small TO admit OF It's
profitable consignment direct TO the mar
ket. and ore carrying S261 Der ton in
gold ordinarily Is deemed the best kind
OF direct shipping grade ore one can well
desire Yet during the month Of Janu-
any the Seven TrouGhs Coalition COM
pany put through its mill 200 tons OF
gold Ore which averaged exactly S261 per
ton. Distance from the railroad. eNces-
tho mine carries very little low grad c
ore at all, all combined to Justify the
company In treating this sort OF rock
Of leaving that interesting process 70
some of the smelling companies
General Manager l., A. Friedman of the
Troughs camp Thursday morning with
the news that the mine was never in
better shane. and that everything indi-
ing dividends during the coming summer
months. January's small tonnage is ex-
planned by the fact that weather condi-
tions We're severe and the plant was not
The mine has been equipped recently
with a new electric hoistlng plant capa
bic o Of developing the property to the
system has been put in the mine while
The propertv on all levels is now equipped
with electric lights Mr. Friedman states
that development work Is to he crowded
now to depth. which is made possible
by this new hosting plant. and since its
installation the incline has been sent
twenty feet below the 1o00-foot level in
the vein and on ore
The mine holds ore tonnage he add
Cd sufficient TO keep the mill in opera
tion for several years, while this ton
mage Is being increased steadily. The
new vein discovered some time ago
which parallels the original one. is onen-
ing at all points I'm a. very satisfactory
manner. One stope. for instance. on the
900 level is all ore for 40 feet In
icnsih' a raise Is twenty feet in ore. and
it all is excellent grade. while noanv
pounds daily of extremely rich high
grade rock are extracted and handled
separately.
The 1851 per ton value of the heads is
based on the exact bullion returns, and
me expenses OF January were less than
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-01
Troubles of Year Reviewed
and Future Policy of Com
pany Explained.
MILL WAS DESTROYED
Engineer Clapp Believes All
Conditions Justify Deeper
Mine Development.

The annual report of the Florence
Goldfeld Mining company has been is
sued, covering the period ending Decem-
ber II, 1911. The troubles OF this well
known organization arc completely set
forth in the presidents report. while the
probable future of the proposition Is re-
Elected in the statement OF Engineer II.
b. Clapp. who states that conditions fully
warrant the further development OF the
mine al depth.
During the year the company operated
with net deficit OF s42, 2,007.77. The year
closed with S44.09S.0 .0S cash on hand. The
mana cement did 1883 feet of develop
ment work In the year. A total of As, :,
SI4 tons Of ore were milled. averaging
So. 10 per ton, the total ore returns being
1852 sol II
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-01
FORENOON SALES.


Iron BLOSSOM. 1850 at S1.225
Lion HUI. 1000 ut pc
MAY Day. 900 al 1sc; 800 at 1sc. buy
or sixty DAYS.
Pittsburc Idaho. 200 at aic.
Prince Consolidated. 500 Mt Sll7!: 1000
at sl.eo. 100 et <l22L
swansea, 5000 at 7sc; 1855 at 7.c:
s0O at &c
United Tin,ic 5000 at &c: soCo AZ &c.
Wllbcrt 800 AZ 2sc.
shares sold. 31.5s
Selling value. s62S5.50
OPEN BOARD.
Beck Tunnel. 500 at 14sc.
Indian Queen, 1000 at &c
Lower Mammoth. 1000 at 3ic
May nay. 1000 AZ lsc
New York. 1000 at 3fc
Prince Consolidated, 1890 ~ 51z2,.
E,'S5n STSsnEsa Consolidated. 1000 at &c.
United Tiutic. 1000 AZ sc
Shares solo. t5.s2O.
Selling value, s25714o.
AFTERNOON SALES.
co9lgmhus, loo a., 255o; 100 ., 2ac; 100
Iron Blossom. 1900 Al si.22i
May Dsv zoo at lsc.
Prime. Consolidated. zoo at n.25: 100
swanson 1856 2, g.; 500 a, SIC h,..-
sixty days; 500 AT &c; 10 az Sc; 5000 az
C.ah Consolidated, 500 at sic. ecoo
Wilbcrt. 1910 at a6c
Shares sold. 95isl.
Selling vHlue. sis15.is
OPEN BOARD.
Colorado, 100 NJ 56c
Columbus. 500 at e5c
Indian Queen. $500 a; Iac
Richmond q Anaconda. Se5 ~ asc.
swansea. 1000 At sac. 500 at Ste
Tiuuc central. $500 at &c,
Sherss SOld II l.5sS
Selling value. iios2.o.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-01
MARKET KEEPS IN
FIRST CLASS SHAPE

The local mining market continues 10
hold its strong character and business is
first class in every respect. The Tin
ties. DAILY. Prince Consolidated. Thomp-
SON Quincy, Ohio Copper and several
others were in demand at rising ranges.
Sales yesterday reached the total OF
So. iSI shares OF stock, the market value
of which was s14.59l. This brought the
total sales for February TO 1,20S, ,S9T
shares of stock. the market value being
500" $3.50 Tho January totals were
1.1t9.Ol9 shares sold. market value Sls7,-
1888. February. therefore. is much
better period in all respects,
The following were the closing unlist-
ed and listed stock transactions:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-01
SIXTH SECTION OF
MIAMI OPERATING

Miami Copper company started the
sixth section Of It's concentrator F'riday.
morning. This will permit OF an in
crease In monthly production Of 500 600
pounds. The management estimates that
tho March Yield should approximate 3,
"uo'"0o pounds. as compared With o.sno. v
GOO poundH in January
4 private telegram received from the
general manager SAYS. Section & started
crushing ore February g. Three Hard
ips mills IN commission. Everything run
ming satisfactorily"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-01
PROMOTERS IN BOOM
DAYS WERE LIVELY

time 81 ilic crrat mining boom dsN.a nr
- .d''d l"pt OF i've years ago. when
tHous"ndS "i companies were launched
TT ,he S"tr puIpoEc oG enrichiur Fchcm-
- ~, ih' Sin" Of stock. Some OF these
r"u pani"s II Is said. OF 600 600 ahares
:, - pltail@s - Lon had considerably more
man i."p"'oap shares outstanding
a., 'hc nIn ~ bTiEht promoters h;d
1lc 1Ilc rest backed off the boards. The arm
W.. naA Wloely adv"rtising it, wares through.
U1N tLe world and The money was com
'"> III 80 tsst 'hat they never went 10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-01
BOSTON HEARS OF
A MAJESTIC STRIKE

Rumors have been on the street Tor
some time that Il very important strike
has been made at the Harrington Hickory
mine OF the Majestic company. Boston
officials. while admitting that important
developments have taken place, refuse 10
say anything further at present. 1t is
known that high grade lead silver ore is
being shipped and that two cars OF ore
reached the smelter this week from the
Majestic properties. il is also known
that the Harrington Hickory mime has
been producing ore sufficient to take care
OF all expenditures OF the company for the
past six months and that shipments arc
now being ncreased.-Boston Financial
NcMS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-01
SEALED BIDS.

Scaled bids viii be received os "a
recorder room 100 city and eounIif NJ
Ing. untii O'Clock p. m On -
March 4. 1912. FOR The foilow'ns
sious at Liberty and Pioneer
First Concession Ia opeIsW, -, ihf
at In. lake I'm Liberty PARK Joy
sons Of 1872. 1918. i9li and lsie, ~
Second-For the sale OF IA -
candy. confectionery. "is9rs @ ana -.
summer soft drinks, snnIwlsness NJ
anJ popcorn for The 'sdSons %
1919. al Liberty park. dls,flr1'
Third For The privilege ~ ,sts al 4
programmes for the season V' ''
Fourth Tor The privilege ~ ~,
summer soft drinks. ice .nr .,,s's sssft
,G. The seasons of iate end iels. ,t tle
For further information, INT SS1. rocu'
gco or llrc park don9rtlr'ph,,, ph,,,tsesa
civ and COUNTY Du''dlng' n'eiock n
hours or p o'rlock a. m. anl ~, 10 &
Tic ri.y reserves ihs, ~ ,gFf
any or all bids. CJW Rec
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-01
Costs Reduced.

During the year no concentrates were
made. certain changes havin. been ef-
;ccted in the operation OF the mill that
enabled the values 20 be extracted TO the
above extent by amalGamaton and cyan
idatlon; thus reducing not only the tz,sps
OF operation OF tho mill. but also do
ing away with the cost OF freight and
Smelting charges on the concentra tes,
which in 1910 cost the company s.445G.74
This saving moro than offsets any slight
loss that might have occurred from clin-
mating concentration.
The ore supply for the mill was most
ly secured from the old lease workings.
augmented by body Of milling ore
opened In February above the 350-foot
level. near the old Reilly lease together
with some orc OF low grade stoned
above the $50 foot level
AT the close OF tho wear the shaft has
been sunk TO n depth Of e59 feet. with
commodlous stations and large pockets
at working levels \ great desI OF troII-
olc has been experienced in ginl,iue this
Shaft on account Of the shattered forrna-
ton, causing swelling of the ground and
necessitating the constant relieving OF
tiubcrr' -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-01
Ore and Bulliou

Th. ore and bullion report for Thurs
day. given 10y Mccormick & co. WAS az
ioilo1'Ht Or received. $3.50 900 bullion
shipped. 100000. total, $4,000.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-01
Nevadas In San Francisco.

James A. Pollock e. Co.. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following. received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-01
President S Report.

President Parker's report follows in
part:
The company began the year in Jan
uary, 1911. with less revenue for the
months previous but in February the ore
broken showed improvement In values,
and for the four months following the
income was sufficient to give more en-
couraScment for better results as the de-
velopment of the property progressed.
The values per ton. however, in July be-
gan to diminish. and in August, Septem-
Der and October the values had become
so low that II was q question whether
the orc should be treated at all in the
mill, Drastic measures had TO be taken
at this time and retrenchmcnts made
began to increase and ore WAS also taken
from several dumps as IL had been taken
in the latter part of October, in order TO
Increase the values until further develop
ment was made in the mine About the
middle OF November good orc bodies were
opened. and there was every evidence OF
the company showing good results in the
future.
At 1890 OF the evening OF December
. a fire of unknown origin started in
the boiler room OF the mill, which de-
stroycd the mill in its entirety. together
with the Eaows frame at the main shaft
and the timhering OF the shaft to the
DESTROYED the storehousc connected with
the mill and all its contents.
The work of recovering the values from
the burned mill Is being conducted under
the direction of + 9. Beedle, who had
become mill superintendent on December
has not proceeded far enough TO deter
mine what the gold values so. secured
will be- but II is estimated that they
will ne more than $4,000
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-01
San Francisco Oil Stocks.

James A Pollock & co. bankers and
brokers. furnish The following received
over thclr private wire yc5tcr.lny after
noon:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-01
Bid. Asked.
Meal Market

The metal quotations for Th,,rsdz
posted by McCOrnick & Co. we're ~ /,
lows: silver 6sfc; lead. 81 copper. 81.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-01
Ore Shipments.

The Utah Ore Sampling company on
Thursday released nvo cars Of ore from
Utah and one from Nevada camps.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-01
Boston Mining Stocks,

James g. Pollock &, Co, bankers and
brokers, furnish tho following received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-01

Leaving 10 be charged to profit
and loss observation-disclosures s212, ,tso.so
as the net loss to the company caused
by this fire Since the close OF the
gear the insurance companies have paid
in full the amount OF $50, 500 and in addi-
ton Sal.35 for the repairs on adjacent
buildings damaged on account Of the fire.
The destruction Of this mill has so Grip
pied the operations that il has been
deemed best TO bend every energy toward
the development of the mine and deter
nine the orc bodies and their values be-
fore again building a mill.
General Superintendent Dewey reports
as follows.
During the year 1911 there were n,iIled
from the property 4S.S47.24 dry tons of
so, OF n gross value of $29S. 1913 0o in gold
From this was recovered in the mill In
bullion, which was shipped 10 the United
states mint, gold to the value of s25l
total value of S25i ,561 Sc for bullion
shipped This Is 4 recovery OF gold
values OF 81 96 per cent.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-01

N. ,,onblo to check " .,,l ,hsl, snrss q
nv pav Tor f5r 5000 shares ,, OF there "a.
nained. II happened me- ,laco % iht
sncb company IN eSis,tinsdI' eSi..iIcd o ner. =.
moters pioupilv ors'l ors"l'igfee igfeesir,d sel
nnnv, gave /, the name oacks,s. ak, spc'
iHe $1,000 In lincir eip ri he times
terprisc was tvpicll OF u