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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-14

a big choir, In the Scottish Rite ca
thedral on SUNDAY evening, when Dr.
r. w. Corwin will deliver discourse
ON the theme. "rhe Sins OF the pate-
ers," being a logical continuation n
the summer school sermons that have
preceded lt--"What Then Is Man.
the masterful sermon preached bs the
Rev. A. Toothakcr. OF Albuquerque,
and "The Making OF Man. the elo-
ducnt dissertation by Or Frank II II
Roberts last sunday evening The mu-
steal program win be the best thus
far given and that Is golnW a.nie.
Tomorrows program ~ The finest
of the summer school thus far and
viii find It's climax In tho cVenins lee
turc by Miss Alice Fletcher on World
Tribal Movements" tae annual ed.
dress TO the school and followed by
the reception. the soc al c"9nt e the
four weeks session.
Secretary OF State An'pnio Ltccf'
today began his spanish lessons and
his class will meet n 1870 e'slocl
every afternoon durlhs the school
great interest being taken in the study
Of Spanish.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-14
Vegas Republicans Hold Primaries.

East Las Vegas, ~ NJ, Aug. 80
Last night at the court house the re-
pubicans Of Precinct No. 6 held their
primaries. A large crowd Of men were
present at the meeting and eighteen
delegates were chosen to attend the
county convention, which is to be held
at the court house next SATURDAY
Precinct No. is the most powerful
and influential of the Las Vegas
number and the local politicians are
awaiting the meeting anxiously to see
what this body will do.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-14
Federal Court Notes.

Santa Fe, Aug. 1s.--ln the federal
court Judge william II. Pope over
ruled in part and sustained in part the
demurrer to defendants amended an
swer in the case of the Torpedo MIN
ing company for use of f. G. Wade,
Sir. receiver, VS.. the National Surety
company
The hearing in the case of the Unit
ed States VS.. John II. Reagan was set
for September is. 1t Is federal land
case.
In the case of John II. Coleman vs..
the United States. an order was en-
tered amending the final decree set
ting the costs on the defendant. This
Is a so a federal land case.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-14
JUST TODAY AND
TOMORROW
Golden Rules Phenomenal Sale
Of Women's and ChiIdren'S
Ready-to-wear Garments to
Be Continued for Two Days,

The crowds that thronged the Gold
en- Rule Dry Goods company's big
store all day yesterday pronounced
the present sale to be the greatest OPP
portunity for saving on this win
ters ready-to-wear garments for WON
en- and children that they have seen
in a long time.
The windows show Just a few of the
coats, dresses and skirts as well as
suits that are for sale inside and just
one look at the display in their win
dows will make you hustle inside to
see the big show.
A glance at the advertisement and
close look at the prices quoted there
will make you forget that there ever
was war in Europe.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-14

Paris, Aug 10 (5.l5 p. m)-rhe
first officer TO be decorated for gal
lantry I'm the war " second IAeutcn.
ant Il. j. Bryant of the Fifteenth
dragons. General Joffrc. the French
commander In chief In eonferrina
the cross OF the Legion Of Honor on
Lieutenant Bruyant said the officer
with seven of his men had charged
thirty uhlans and that Bfuyant had
killed the officer OF the uhmns With
his own hands. while the other mem
hers We're routed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-14

Santa Fe. Aug. 13.-The police OF
New Mexico towns and cities were to-
day asked to assist in locating John
X Larkin, a ranchman Of East
Vaughn, Guadalupe county, who mys-
teriously disappeared on July 20. lie
was last heard of in FL Paso and AS
sistant District Attorney Chester II.
Hunker has interested himself in the
effort to locate Larkin.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-14

nation, and the loading II al ears TO
their maximum capacIt, In order TO
prevent scarcity OF cars for ship
ment of crops and other freigh;.
"All shippers win be rendering a
commcndable public serylso by com.
plying with the desires OF he roi'rcad
companies IN this respect, and this
commission would urge that this be
done in every instance possible. on
account OF the war situation ana the
nlockading OF exports at wntor terni-
mails. many cars are tod up or sxten.
sive periods, and those in service be-
tween Inland points are urged 20 be-
released promptly. and loaded tosca-
pacitN,"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-14
TWO NEW CASES OF
PLAGUE ARE REPORTED

New Orleans, Aug. 8 Two. cases
of bubon'o pmeue. making Il since tho
i'rs' ease was discovered. June 81.
were diagnosed here today. according
20 " G. tucker, assisiant surgeon
general
IedaNs Victims were Herman
H'hulz. ~ Years old, who resides at
1896 lbcrvllc street, who became III
thirteen inys ago His sister, Mrs
d. hua' was taken from the same
house yesterday after her Illness had
been diagnosed as plague.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-14

Santa Fe. Aug. 1s.-Dr. r. w
CoWan, of Pueblo. Colo, world-fa-
nous scientist and surgeon, was a
visitor of the New Mexico Museum
To-Day. Other visitors who registered
We're: Mr.. and Mrs. C. f. Hlldredth,
Oh Grand Pass, Ore; Mr.. and Mrs.
Y NJ Entrant, Roswell; j. L. Allen.
uaNeston. Tex, A. =. Reilly and NJ
>, NJ. Hale, of Youngstown, o. II. VI.
fray' Albuquerque; Charles Short,
ualena, Mo-, and Mrs. M. c. Hubbell,
Alliance. Neh.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-14

santa Fe, Aug. 13.-Judge John r.
Mcfle IS in Albuquerque today on le-
sai business, in fact, looking up case
VI International import He has been
retained by the Brown family at Ma
p'er, New Zealand, to look up the
estate Of Charles Brown, who died at
'ne Presbyterian hospital for con-
aupp'iVes at Albuquerque, and who IS
supposed to have been the owner OF
lOhslderable land and other property.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-14
Democrots Name De.egatcs.

Santa Fe. Aug. lS.-The democrats
of Dona Ana county in convention a.
Las Cruces elected the following ueie
gates to the state convention az AiDu
aueroue: Roman Herrera, I. J. efuli-
foil Marin Benavider, O. Wetlaufer,
Moses Vigil. T. r. II. smith, paaie'
Miranda, n. c. F'renger. y L. hod''-
guez, Pioquipto Martinez.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-14
Bridge Contracts Are LET.

mora, n. NJ. Aug. 13.-Contrac.:
,or the construction of three bridge.
a a. mora county. involving the expen-
''ie OF $l4,l70. have been let by
ny N.Y. county commissioners to the
e''ssouri Valley Bridge company.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-14
POWER To LEVY
. OCCUPATION TAX
. IS VERY LIMITED
Question Raised by City Clerk
Hughes Of Albuquerque De-
cided in Opinion Handed
Down by Attorney General

conta Fe. Aug. 13.-Attorney Gem
eral Frank w. Clancy, who returned
lac, evening with Mrs. Clancy from
very enjoyable vacation at the
r,,l1.rs cottage on the upper Pc
oos this forenoon handed down an
oninion on question raised by City
clerk Thomas Hughes of Albuquer-
o,ie in reference to occupation taxes,
holding that the powc-s of towns in
corporated under Chapter III of the
Laws of 1909, have very meager pow
ers TO levy occupation taxes, while
towns incorporated prior to that year
have a far greater AUTHORITY The
opinion is in reply to an inquiry by
Town Recorder John X. de Mier Of
Alamogordo. The opinion SAYS:
81 have received your letter rel
five 10 occupation taxes in your town,
h,,t in order to answer intelligently Il
seems Ia he necessary for us to know
under what statute Alamogordo was
Incorporated. If incorporated prior to
1903 the powers given are much
mare extensive than under the act of
that year.
Power Given To License.
"The act referred to in the opinion
10 the clerk of the city of AlbIquer-
one is Chap. 1871 of the Laws Of 1903,
which relates only to cities and not
IN towns. II Alamogordo was incor-
porated prior to 1909 your town has
all the powers which are enumerated
at great length in Sec. 2402 of the
Complied Laws of 1897, but If lncor-
norated under Chap. III of the Laws
Of 1903. its powers are meager as you
win see by reference to Secs. to Ia
Of that act
q'nder said Sec 24O2 you will see
that BY the 18th, 18th. 18th. 10th.
18th. 2sth, 61st. 65th, S5th and SSth
slb-division thereof, specific power is
given TO license and tax various occu-
nations. and there are numerous 9th
er subdivisions which give power to
regulate various kinds of business,
and in connection with such regula-
ton there might exist power to i'm
pose reasonable charges in the way
of fees to be paid by the persons
conducting any Of the kinds of bust
ness subject to such regulation
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-14
LONG BEACH---WHY?
RECATICE
BECAUSE


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the
witt
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for dmH to make
Information
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-14
SHIPPERS URGED
To HELP OUT IN
CAR MOVEMENT
rr,c,.. o,a,.rc~ 70 .o-.,so ,oo.s.vi


Santa Fe, Aux. l3.-'rho state cor
sued two very significant bulletins 81
notices 20 the public. one urges an
shippers 70 expedite the movement Of
freight ears because of enormous
freight congestion that is anticipated
because of the bumper trops through
out the United states
The other In mainly ADDRESSED e.
the railroad companies nrgine them
TO post fire guards on their right. Of
way in New Mexico and TO remove
the heavy growth Of grpss ana weeds
which would feed prairie fires from
which there will be grent damage this
fall on account of the abundant vegc-
tution which covers the range
The bulletins read.
Relating to Fire Guards.
ION account OF the unusual growth
OF vegetation throughout the itaic.
and the necessity for protection II the
range for the live stotS Interests. It y
imperative that every ,no should use
their efforts 10 prote I the snme from
iNNfh'fAitfA ny ili't anu W iilttt emu
This commission would urge the
necessity that your rights # way he
protected by good and sufficient fire
guards before the grlss and weeds be-
come dry enough Tor fire To spread
I'VE have noted 'acsntly there is a
very heavy growth OF grass and weeds
in some instances etxeen The rails ~
Iyonr track and adjacent thereto on
either side, which is very liable to be
set on fire By your locomotives. And
we call the matter to your attention,
that necessary steps may be taken
by you for protection"
Keep Prosperity In Motion.
ION account OF the heavy move
ment OF grain and other crops. the
railroad companies travcrsne this
state urge the necessity Of all sip
pers expediting the movement Of slmo
by prompt releasing Of cara at 1esll-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-14
Restoring the Forests.

Instructive was tho lecture hv Her
mann Krauch, of the forest service.
He covered the scope Of the inycstlga-
ton that are being made by the gov
eminent insisting that an work Is on
a strictly business basis ana for strict
ly business purposes. The various
methods OF reforestation, the many
experiments in field. laboratory and
at planting stations, were interestingly
presented.
The processes in fire fighting. The
disposal of brush and dead trees. the
protection OF the forests, the methods
of timber safes, were covered. the lee
ture fitting on to that last evening by
Francis y. Pofeher, who told OF the
California forests. describing IN de-
tail the characteristics of various por-
tions OF the 20,00O.OOO acres of forest
land in that state. Especially inter-
estlng was the description Of the Sc
quoias and Rcdwoods There were
flashes Of humor ia the lecture too,
and The audience went home. with q
much clearer idea Of what the forest
service seeks to accomplish and of the
nature of the forests in which IL is
working.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-14

Real estate pFoblems--purchas
sales or trade-are easily solved by
Journal want ads. Read them; use
them. DO " TODAY.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-14

able side. although picturing them in
bold outline.
DIR. Roberts again praised Carlyle
and insisted that Carlylc's French rev.
olution should have second place only
to the bible IN the library.
The Holy City of the Itzas.
DR.. Hewetts lecture this afternoon
on Chichen-ltza, one Of the great pre-
historic cities OF Yucatan. was fun Of
that fascination that the study ~ the
strange people of that section must
have for every student Those mag
nifieent ruins left by the Greeks of
the New World assumed new slg-
nificance as pr llewett swept away
some OF the mystery that has en
shrouded them and traced the history
Of the great city OF the lisas.
The beautiful carved monuments
the hierogyphles. the temples the
palaces again became inhabited 10y a
people who had attained the highest
degree Of culture among the prchis-
toric peoples OF the two continents
and who would undoubtedly have de-
veloped civilization equivalent to
that Of the East and had Il been per-
mitted To develop further.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-14

wanted--clean. cotton rags at the
Journal office.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-14
DR.. BOYD COMES
OUT IN ADVOCACY
or RECREATION
FavorS Dancing but Does Not
EIucldate as to Tango and
Other WiggIy Measures, Is
Strong for Baseball,

Santa Fe, Aug. Balancing as a
recreation met the approval Of Dr. pa
vid r. Boyd this forenoon In his lee
ture on the state and the school. In
fact. he found something good to say
on behalf of cards and when It came
to baseball he grew positively enthu-
siastic. although he confessed he was
not a fan himself. The moving picture
show as form OF the drama found in
him a defender, IN fact, recreation
was put on an equal basis by him with
work, parenthood and worship the
other three great motives or objects OF
life.
II was a lecture along psychological
lines and pleased his audience might
ily. so much so, that he was voted the
thanks of the summer school. safety
first" he declared had saved more
lives the past two years than twenty
five years of safety appliance legisla-
ton, and it is because of safety first, -
that the state has taken over what
home and parents neglected or accom-
plished imperfectly, the education Of
the children.
Speaking of work. he asserted that
the man or woman who does not work
is a "fusser." an abominaton to
friends and neighbors. Man IL an In
dividual unit developing energy and It
is to direct that energy that educa-
tors set themselves their aim Wor-
ship. too. is an essential to human
nature and the man or woman who
does not worship lacks an essential
quality and is imperfectly developed.
DR. Boyd has won the heart Of Santa
Fe audiences with his practical elo-
quence and philosophical viewpoint.
The Reign Of Terror
DR. Frank II. H. Roberts again fas-
cnated his summer school hearers
this forenoon with his story Of the
French revolution. In fact, It was the
best lecture thus far Of the series and
that is praise indeed. Mirabeau. the
monster Marat. Robespierre the blood
lest figure In all history: Seis, the
lovely Madam Roland, who exclaimed
on the guillotlne. ooh, liberty, what
crimes are committed in thy name.'
the talented Madame de Stael LaFay-
cite who received another drubhing.
and other heroic figures strutted
across the stage for Or. Roberts and
became life and blood. the lecturer not
forgetting to show their more ami
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-14
Making Better Plants.

OF intensely practical nature and yet
highly scientific. was the lecture of
Prof =. +. Humbert on plant Breed
ing" following as II did the lecture on
Evolution, Darwin and Mcndell.
Weeds were called plants out OF place.
How to improve plants. how to
breed better strains. were explained
in detail and every gardener was
made to feel that he can carry on
these experiments successfully in his
back yard Better corn, better pc.
tatoes. better tomatoes, bigger crops.
win DO the results Of faithful work
along the lines presented by Profess
sor Humbert. Professor Humbert,
too, was rendered vote Of thanks,
his course having been one Of the
most helpful of the course
Fine Music.
The musical program included a
superb duet by Charles J. Andrews
and Miss Edna Abrahamson. ana a
solo by Il. r. Larkin. Both numbers
were encored. The ohildren's chorus
led the audience in signing Mrs w.
H. Bartletts new New Mexico song
Land Of Sunshine" written in waltz
time and with a swing and majesty to
it that will make it the favorite state
song. 1t Is to be sung for the first
time by the general public, but led by
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pumps below the 1900 on pre- yous
 DECREASE PRODUCTION copper gold Montanas production for 1913 s2s5O87 produced gold to the value sssOO54s Butte distO which production the before There than 1912 taking In twentyegh placer reported 152 ana 1913 1912 produced 276sss9 wholly county copper output The zinc production year practically produced n
 Commonwealth Peearce ing milling first of the strengthened all the kinks is making teigent being epoyng satisfactory that the Commonwealth rock being mined running
  pursuing spectacular undenaby productive while
 
 be n greater proportion
 eUeeENHEM RUMoRs.
 that the Gussenheim quietly looking county generally
  recently reported PhepsDodge
 
 valuable mine the Gugsohem ntrests have
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tContinued on Page TwO).
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WASHINGTON, July 1O-(Special) Owing to the financial condition of Nicaragua. the fact that the senate foreign relations committee cannot make quite sure who will get the mon ey. and the charge by Senator William Alden Smith that of the 25,0OO.0O pe- sos just issued by the Nicaraguan gov ernment nearly all this amount has been paid to fayorites of the Diaz gov ernment, 1t is predicted in Washing ton that the Nicaraguan treaty calling for the payment of S3OOO.O0O for a ca- nal route now before the senate for ratification will be defeated
 EmilianO Chamorro. the present Me araguan minister at Washington who is charged by Senator Smith with hay ing received great sums from the trea- sury. has issued a denial, saying that
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he has received only $1,OOO gold for his part in overthrowing the Zelaya government. Likewise Senator Ba- fael Cuadra, the Nicaraguan minister of finance. who is now in Washington and who appeared before the foreign relations committee, has indignantly denied having received any Of this money
 The S3,OOO,OOO in gold which is to be paid Nicaragua if the treaty goes through is said to be anxiously await ed down there and Senor Chamorro says part Of it will be used as a pay ment on the national debt and the re- mainder for internal improvements.
 Senator William J. Stone of Missou- ri is chairman of the senate foreign relations committee which is invesu. gaung the matter
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Wheat

July .................... 76t2
 September .................... 7Sh
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Not Indicated That There Will Be Much Stirring in the Stocks
 From Now Until it Is Handed Down; COppers Deal Along With Balance of Troding List.
 With Balance of Trading List.
PAINE, WEBER LETTER.
ey L ]. overIoek.

NEW YORK. July 1.-The market continued extremely dull today, fluc- tations being confined within narrow limits. Closing quotations in most in- stances were practically unchanged from yesterday Boston coppers were dull and featureless.
 Rate decision continues to be the dominant factor and until this is out of the way, in all probability, the mar ket will continue in its present rut.
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MINES, MINING, COPPER STOCKS AND COPPER
Miners Sports Bring Wealthy RiUalry and
 Educational Results; Also Show Bisbee
 Miners HaUe Lost None of Old Time Form

of aDa psoUr rln and Higgins
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RUMoR oF OTHER ACTIVITIES
MORE pENN TALK

has t Che win O
  property phy conditions development position that
  Junction just
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Cotton
Boston

October ....'..........'.....'..l2. .l2.
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 baon old form they In
  quite head be head  ded other The ball player the n headiness the development headnes cultivated effort | building important line and Of the considerations behnt program excellence records than they do in the district
 BROADEN THE PROTECTIVE SCOPE year pro- eye ueed the htroduoions the represented exceedingly
 
  they To
  
 
 adyantageOusly participate in 
 
  about
 GENERAL EFFICIENCY IN RESCUE
  had walked off with the indicated regularly prepared emergeneRs any  district. different panies short cempetenty emergency pre-
  be
 
 
 feeling than would otherwise be possible
 EXTENDED ENCOURAGEMENT The good al of o program help
  alive rivalry that everybody
  Arizona will other Bisbee ening ous to have waop in preparation general situation may the the which possible Certain that and think over without reaching there may there interested better 
 THE LAST HALF rHE YEAR The Warren district with production of ore with more development accomplished The half deve opmen planned improvement takes considerable Buttes situation has enforced production Nevada Utah producers are nearing rason of freezing In t would meet market needs . sn sss On the smeer
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ely to Do Still Better Mining and Development the District; ,d Ore Body Has Bright Outlook It's High Grade Laps Over h. Again Heard RumOrs of Gugg enhem Attention Directed This cath opperations at PearOe ave Been Very Successful Ito give the Copper Queen another large output in the present
 ACTIVITY KEEPING EVEN KEEL
 of particular Inn moving along with their work in highly satisfactory coming up In orc bodies they here straight ahead ago. They likely year this month and August the dulest
 WOLVERINE IN GOOD SHAPE
 Wolverine said of good grade available exercised The handsomely been work dcvn for some time material that is l2 returning and no end providing the no end companys treasury gann edy in funds exploratory development work that has been mind prospecting far this than in all Of last and the understood will witness stn
 EXHIBITING NEleHsoRs
 Wolverine without good ore it followed Queen and Hg gins lines down the wedged shaped claim very company it's Higgins win O' the ike but a tidy bit just tho
 HIGGINS LEASING OPERATIONS
 Higgins Leasing Co is now driving toward this good corner of wo only to go Vol ven5 breaking of the line the time comparatively high grade will handy low grade they have out steadily and have great profit in the work although plenty in understood that January under the is entirely possible probable they will encounter something expor aOn busny stuff a days to be hoped they win Meantime pros pectng for the the district
 EASTER SUNDAY BOND
 Sunday Henry Henninger James Let son and few associates The holders operated under the the surface but the
 
 One work and 3 aboct be the ground with reached he feet extremely
 RumoR oF OTHER ACTIVITIES
 There of activities in the Easter Sunday vicinity anybody anything down way or preparing do anything being Is lacking he faith that ultimately Sunday country likely be expensive ob trying one to reach the commercial when will passed up perma nenty property it necessary they carry they so decide.
 MORE DENN TALK
 Rumor has in Che that there win ees ton phy who all position to pumping station Junction which taking
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curbs

tcOntinued on Page TwO).
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WOLVERINE IN GOOD SHAPE
EXHIBITING NEIeHeoRs

Wolverine work without good Copper Queen also to the H lines wedged Copper Queen very company leasers might ike but a tidy bit just tho same
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Corn.

July ................... 69h
 September ..,,,.,'....-...... 6S1s