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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-04
Northern Pacific Under Fire.

Northern Pac.fc's average price for
,he week. until Friday, was about 100,
OF about midway between It's high and
low prices Of the year on Friday II
rose 20 l07. but with the break Of 6
POINTS in ST. Paul declined TO 105 and
closed there. As i'm the case Of s.,
Paul it was rumored that the dividend
might be reduced. Yesterday there was
6 further decline 10 1894 followed By
rally % los. Talk about adverse ac-
ton on the dividend, however, was as
vague as IL was on Friday. There
seems 20 have been no foundation for
yhe rumors apart from the fact that
Northern Pacific and St. Paul operate
IL similar territory and there is like
less between their outlook for traffic
this summer. Both stocks have been
extensively held abroad, as foreign
capital entered largely into their build
Ing, and both have had TO feel foreign
liquidation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-04
HIGHER RATES
Nv WILLIAM ST.
Contractors Negligence Costly
to Some Property
Owners.
BY the Merchants Association.


The construction Of the William
st. subway has made It necessary
for contractors to extend their opera
tions inside the front line Of buildings
in cellars and sub-cellars, and n some
cases where they have installed for
the protection Of occupants IN such
buildings non-fireproof partitions an
increase Of twenty-five cents per 500
in insurance rates has resulted.
A member of this association whose
rates had been increased for this rea-
son wrote, asking what he could do
20 get rid Of the increase. The reply
sent 20 him was, in part, as follows;
Following a precedent the con-
tracts for the William 81. subway re-
quire that where the cellars Of ada
cent premises are exposed by the con-
tractor during the progress OF the
work, he shall afford necessary pro-
tectioa by constructing a siX-inch hol-
low tile freproof partition in accord
ance with the requirements OF the fire
insurance companies as condition Tor
maintaining pre-existing insurance
rates. The contractor in your case
has apparently not conformed 20 the
requirements OF MS NOi'1i"' -
much as he has erected an ordinary
board partition, instead Of a hollow
tile partition.
I'VE suggest that you present the
subject to the Public Service. Commits
sion, which body will issue an order
requiring the contractor to conform 20
The terms of his contract as regards
the proper protective wall within your
premises. When such wall Is pro-
vided, the insurance companies viii
undoubtedly reduce your rate 20 that
formerly existing"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-04
OR IMPORT OF PANAMAs.

The exports Of Panama hats from
Cartagcna. Columbia. 90 the United
States have been steadily increasing.
says an exchange During the past
FIVE years the exports were valued as
follows: 1910. Sl9O.334; 1911. S2l744s;
1912. S225,092; 1913, S263.sS2; 1914,
S2G3.274. Practically all the exports
from Cartagena go 20 the United
States. During 1914 the only other
market was England. which took hats
20 the value Of $4,000 To weave fine
hat writes Consul Ross Hazeitine. re-
ouires three % six months with four 20
five hours work dali, Two inferior
hats Of ordinary Toqulla straw, from
which Panama hats are made, can be
woven in one day First quality hats
Of Toquilla are sold in the foreign re-
TAIL markets 1t prices varying from S25
20 500 each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-04
Bank Clearings.

Clearings through the banks last
week at the leading cities in the United
States make the most Indifferent ex-
hibit for considerable period, the
total, according to "Dun's Review ag-
gregating only S2,9O0,SS7 OPS, a decrease
of 1873 per cent, as compared with the
same week last year. A large proper
ton Of this loss Is due TO the sharp
contraction at New York City. the total
here amounting TO only Sl.699, ,9lS,
against S2,226,7S2,S 75 last year loss
Of 142 per cent. More or less irregu-
larity also appears in the returns Of
the cities outside New York, and the
total shows a falling OF from last year
Of lO.4 per cent. Average daily bank
clearings for the year are given below
for three years:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-04
Big Increase in Loans.

The widest changes in items Of the
bank statement that have been noted
FOR many weeks were shown in yester-
days figures. Loans increased $780,
100000, deposits $69,O00,OO0 and sur
plus reserves dropped over $29,00O,O00.
But last week saw arrangements being
made for one Of the two most i'm
por;ant dividend and interest times in
the year and many Of the disburse-
. -hts completed There was also some
extension Of loans TO foreign bankers
by local institutions. Most Of the cor
porat.ons that pay dividends semi-an-
rlaly choose January and July for
their dividend months. Bonds, as a
general rule, pay interest semi-annu-
ally, TOO. and in q good many cases
their payments are made al the first
Part and in the middle of the year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-04

With the estimates Of gross earnings
"a Tor the last week of June, IL is evil
.ent that in the fiscal year ended with
way month Canadian Pacific showed a
Is!iing of in IT'S total revenues from
is.r9ad operation Of about S3l,000,0O0.
ana here IS nothing 10 show that mat
tes viii be any better in the early
months Of the new fiscal year. The
Increase IN June was quite on the same
scale as the decrease for the preceding
S'eks. Canadian Pacific stock has
eeen lower this year than it was yes
"iday and the day before, but only by
traction Of a point, and that was no
more than five DAYS ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-04
IGNORANCE TRULY SUBLIME.

William Dean Howells. at a dinner IN
Roston. according to "The Detroit Free
Press" said of modern American let
tiers:
"The average popular novel shows,
on the novelist's part, an ignorance OF
his trade which reminds me OF Ne"
England clerk.
'In a New England village | entered
the main street department store one
afternoon and said 20 the clerk at the
book counter:
Let me have. please, the Letters
Of Charles Lamb"
"'Postofice right across the street
Mr.. Lamb said the clerk, with q polite,
brisk smile"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-04
CLEARING HOUSE
LOANS INCREASE
Expansion of Over $S0,000,OOO
Reserves LOWer-Surplus
Drops S29.OOO,OOO.

Tho actual Clearing House statement
showed decrease in surplus of S29,-
10000, 10 S163. 942. 100. Demand de-
posits increased Sos, 100000, time de-
posits decreased $4,000 and loans in
creased S80,061 900. Reserve in vaults
and in the Federal Reserve Bank de-
creased S26, ,000 while specie in
vaults decreased $31 ,941 900.
Surplus reserve in the average state
ment increased Sl6,994,l70, to Sl78,-
OBJ, $50. Demand deposits increased
SAL, 26S,0 900, time deposits increased
$4,000 and loans increased $5l,099,-
600. Reserve in vaults and in the Fed
eral Reserve Bank decreased Sl0,592,
while specie in own vaults decreased
$40 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-04
Monthly Railroad Earnings.

The following railroad reports for
May were made public yesterday:
Louisville a Nasau,ie-Gro,s tilf3 3f' H.
r-sa.. 8-r 800 n-t tnrr taxes. f'-s.e3s Increase.
f-1ft.t
1,...- a BIO G-snfe-Cro.. frsalss. de-
crease StlLs4. reg after az. tis-s3i n.reas.
u..ts-, A Ugf.on-G-o,.. slS-s 500. d-rrels.
g-t l--. naf after taxes, fiH o.l. inrrrte Sil ~
Cincinnati Nrs Or..ir. a rtxss Pa.1~-oross.
S-l SOD dc.rr4.e tl',iN. nf After taxes Vas
sos Increase s.. ---
Nor.I. q OHIO Gr.ss. 500 $50 l,cease tlle %
f.- .rt after tiK-s 1871 f ln.-ea'r s.. lf
crease yl.sli. let 4l.er lAEes. 5000. Acreass.
s.i.sy3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-04
CARD SAVES SOLDIERS LIFE.

A German woman sent a box OF CT
CARS 20 a soldier recently. accompanied
by her calling card, remarks an eN-
change. The lieutenant later wrote her
that the card had saved mis- life. One
d while in the trenches he took out
his notebook. and her card fell % the
ground. When ne bent down 20
pick it up shrapnel fell over the trench.
lie would surely have bee killed had
be not been in a reclining position.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-04
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. July 3. 1918.
BEEVES.

New York. July g. ls4o
BEEVEs.
Receipts mainly for slaughter. 10 trade IN live
cattle Feeling steady Dressed .ecf iIm d. 4-'-S
l4izc per ID for city dressed native Sides
CALVES.
Ro,,,r,s. ira head. r on sale. Market steady;
ro GOOD s-o.k on .ale Ordinary yDais sold 40
sfo III ruls ST. City dressed veais steady. a.
iigisisr country dressed A. ~ l?c ,,,',,.
Aaie,-New'on Il Co.. % Nd 'eals III lbs at
5000 per 100 lbs
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts. 2.9Si head: cars on. sale. sheep
weak. lambs 4le lower III llm 10 e"'l
lambs so5I at ss7isa$9-5 per 100 6s: shop q,
lamb. lower az Iai4 Use. outside figures Tor nos
'sas.-Tosin & shannon. II Va lambs 81 rs
s9-5: ~. o0 lus $S,1ig. q sheep 80 DDS. $j.J0.
HOGS.
Receipts, 500 head nooe on sal, En-, Feeii9s easy
$50 head. steady VEALS- Receipts. 900 hnt ;
.esir,. Irav. e. 917S}. mixed $>@$Slo. Workers
and pig, So DO. roue',. 81 5U0 >l.t5, sftss. 50.
So SHEEP and LAAlliS-Rc.eipf. 300 head
sheep active lambs SLOW. lano'' -" S''.-o' year
Cn-irran July HOGS Receipts. ZOO:
lover. packers and butchers 81 81 'Jt co'nn0n
% choice. s. jonft 900. pigs and lights, ~ .oH
s. a1. ,'ass. $500 $3.50 tATILE-R ..euts llp,
stoaly. ra'va, loAer. $500 $40 SHtEp Re
'' PPt..5a,s8 iGy iHoGs %R.-cuts. 1000 slow.
iis6. Yors.e-s and g.a. SMASH. sHEEf5 and
lamb, $1,000 CALVES Receipts. 100. steady
W Ca.caso. July HOGS -Reccig.f 10000. eay.
az 81. r.sv ST. 9-.rs- 20. r0url Sfq5aSl 10.
piss S62-a}-to CATrLE.. Receipts 200. steady
uary. lcct steers $3.50 $500; Western steers.
gflo'-i SufFp pe..i.,.. $500. s,eaIy
sheep $3.50 81 50. lambs. $T1Slolj.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-04
Federal Reserve Banks.

Washington, July 3.-Gold reserves
Of the twelve Federal Reserve hanks
increased during the last week more
than 100000, according to a state
ment Of their condition July 2, issued
to-day by the Federal Reserve Board.
L shnNr..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-04
U. S. Treasury Finances.

a. as.irg1l. july She condition ~ The United
i, iift'4fl ar fHe close ~ hl,fHes. to-day was
,,,. oA,,r- 4. general fund S1t1ef. $40. Total 20.
90. go '.la9. iofal payments. 2i993.43 TIE
r. ,l. fscN year IS Ss610.r-f. against a SUE
g." faNt0' LAST wear. exclusive Of Panama
"a ta Dl04c d,3t tlansac.ioas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-04
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
Manhattan.

The ar,, name Is that Of the debtor. the second
that Of the creditor and date when judgment was
fled.
Abc.msn Construction Co and Philip schu,zer-
J. Lcse June ,. 1912, Ss.'s3 Il
Collins Uqrry-S BriskmAn q a.. July J. 1915
iyara-eiI. S. CHA
Gilman Abe-N Gilman. July 7. 1911. Slf-tl
Iad,pcudeut Consumers Ice Cos Nahabcdlau
March r. 1915. S5.sUt is
P.au. simon NE Tcn e al. MAY II. 1914
$500
Streeter Chas and Chss T Streeter Construction
t1-' n NcwmAu. June =. 1914. ) u.l SIS
same same. Jan FL 1915. {Il- gs
schiller. Dora-E Richards. June -. 1915.
sl.61s 81
wof simson. and Carl Forsch--same. June -
1915: {l.G29 A.
The Bronx.
Lichtcnberg Joseph. and Nathan Buckm4n-H
AlMlAn. June Q. 1914. S,sS.--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-04

CHICAGO STOCKS.


Sales open High 10y" Last
Com Edison ....l3j'7 l5ll5 l53'7 ls,'7
Is Hart. * 81 pr.ile III 10 ~
1870 swift e Co......llli5 liz lll7 ~
In Carbide rts.. ~ "a "A "A
BONDS.
81 60o chic Rvs inc a. 81 81 81 81
5000 Swift & Co 5s... s6 s6 20 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-04
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. July 3. 1915.
gpar.a

WEIEAT-An advance ~ about cent bushel
IN July around the opening furnished tho only bull
and fear that the ucw crop movement wili be
DELAYED. 9ut ne promise q clearing weather and
an Increase % southwest Offering soon produced
is effect. and for the balance ~ tho session INF,
contract as veil as the whole market. showed no'a-
hle weakness. The close. which was practically
bottom Tor The day. represented a loss ~ lHZ-sc
under tho previous nizlt. with july sustaining no
greatest decline. FROM lts cary hgh le'e. we
July contract broke 5+sc per bushel IN the North
west there was little question about weather con
ai ar, AM INC croP has been maaing sgch SSee
town. $. D. that prospects were nearly perfect.
and n the crop nature properly It will be The
greatest ever raised Adyices n similar char
actor came IN from other quarters. cables were
generally firm. AMI Br0omhall cabled that Indian
wheat shipments for the week amounted 20 3.ls4-
prospects that 2 800 600 wil be- shipped next week
The Illinois state report made condition ot wheat
Iy So p reI si gst, and ~ 6ari Winter
SI3lE. CT buffalo CORN- Apart from lltte
was generally weak throughout tho forenoon. and
at the cloee showed u lc uct decline The Illinois
were light and cash markets easier which Offset
no eHeL or nm ,aoi.s- II vas rel''.,u ',ls ~
fcred here At 724c. @ 1 T. Tho local market lor
No yellow corn vas &C. prompt shipment OATS
July oats early showed title strength win me
rest u the l,t d.ll ami weaker on the Improved
weather outlook and he Illinois state report.
which made condition 80. or the best m years.
Cash oats we're easier being quoted As follows
STANDARD. j'hc: No white. 49,. No g. ooc;
40 4 jIi.c. fancy clipped white 800 59i2c. ana
dull. so Western. 81 -. G. : Z export BARLEY
MARKET quiet. mailing. 72a7ic. Buffalo.
NEW YORK PRICES,
Wheat: Close YESTERDAY.
J se5,en5,r ..... 'ii654 I'll
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-04
BUSINESS REVERSES
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

NATHAN sPINELL-Peuron against Nathan
Sp,ueI. Jobber IA wcolcus and silks a. 20 NV
ingioa ST.. bY the following creditors. Marcus 10
selbaum. S21S. Samuel solomon. $40. and Max
Pelo. SIG
CHARLES DRIVES Petition against Charles
DrcWes retail drygoods dealer at . Main e..
Yonkors. y. y. by The following creditors; ,-oJ
aud william F. Naegee. 500
CLIFFORD A SCHAIFLLE.-Petuon against
clifford A Schaufele. printing commission al 10
William ST.. hy The following creditors. j. ,. ldn4e
Paper Co. $50. William g. Williams. Sis' and the
FRHTk NJ F0STFo. living at % Cray ave.
Mount Vernon. y. y fled petition. with habih-
ties o. s.. AIS and no assets.
JOIN ZEuNfANN o. Maiden on the Hudson.
Fled petition with liabilities Of S6.s52 and assets
EDWARD W. FOX. a lawyer. OF ll2 sherman
ave fled petition. with liabilities OF S5.4O' and
assets.
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Judge Hand appointed Henry Meislahn receiver
FOR Isadore ku-'iu. individually and as co-par'ner
IL the Arm Of kuriiu q Safrcl. IL $500 bond
ASSIGNMENTS.
JACOB HAHN and IRANK SCHNOLL groceries
at 1896 Broadway, Brooklyn. assigned 10 Fanny
TI%CJs MARGULIEs. hats. at 10 Delaney St.
4 = % ! Louis buchanan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-04

wATERNELoys. Fla. eariosd !2z59s,25' Ga,
5000 200. ORANGES. fla boz, y 5ga ~ ,I,4r-,o
Rico. 25at- o. ca oogA "h fl,d H ~,
iI@is. LBiEs. Dbl Tmfs59. PiNhAPfLt5'
pou0 RICO. Red Spanish. crate. fl4sall' cuban'
N8t2z5. ia. sl8s2,0. smDoh CaJene' VuDAh'
crate. tZ9&Z.5o
Hay AND STRAW.
Starke. firm. Arrivals are fght and invoc9 -. are
running hsht also Denua s,,,,,,iao cootiIuet
very heihy Ill toD for bcst hay arriving t'ls e
strictly prime. If here might be- squeezed or ~
gn s'' gy. .ils~ ig aad weak HAY large blcd
Timothy. prime SO l. tol so j0efll, ~ 10
10 2. ul5oai29 20: SHIPPING s-g@S1 a, ialy
so I. ST. lsmali bales zoe loserj
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.
New potatoes active and market cleaning up %
potatoes neglected. Onions weak As2srazis nfin,t.
base' weak Elephants and pePpcn lower Mo1n-
rooms scarce. Lima beans Loser. Peas degiagly
T Sgf T Tomato 2 a g5 a ,f ~ SWEET FORA
TOES. Jersey, basket. 81 50H 1928; ONIOEs, ger
VA and Va. 50@1jc. ~. Job beg. 7j8 SO Iefa,.
e75e. old beg. SOC: AsPARAGIs sfean d9 95'5
&c. BEANS. Del and M. wax blske,. 599 59c
green. 259{0c. Va 25H i0c; Jersey. raH. s.Hrlcs
green 259toc ,ds bis ~ ,2s ,y g15 BEFTs
nearby. 100 bunches. {l@S2. TOPS or, l5cFSl
CARROTS. Old pc. lgQIb .ag. 5oe3sl oo. OK J i,
punches. N@f2. CORN. jersey. pe,, 100. ga
s. .25. y G. crate sl9 81 90, "a. Sts Lt'i He"
81 jOa{2. CUCuMBERs. $ G, basket 59e,c5c. ID.
3aSl Is. \ G.. basket. Sc. Dbl, Na>l99' -
zoe; b5i' si255$i55. Del and I'D BASKET, 75cs
81 dollhouse 40 !. dozen. 900 .Oc. OhILhl slaale
snd Jer5ey standard G'aIe. go 80, zoo slasl 20:
crate, 50a75c. Dol. 500G0c. Del and Nd craze 20
q SOC. BIOL. 4OaJOr. Baltimore. crate, 5O@4gc a
f f5S,' 595s,if "a vs 5 5@ s'S e. s' si@ T
TuCE state crate 55e ,jc neaT65' Dol -c
81 lima BEGTs sou,hcri. basket s2@$i;
MUSHROOM. Alb basket ljcaSl2y 0NhA; a.
basket. {l@&; Pas. ! !; gag S 3' t6% q. bSS
4OG7jc. PARSLEY. nearby. Dol. 15c@Sis ri II
PEERS Jersey. basket. sJc' 81. box. t51 .p' T. a.
IsfirS nearby bbL 50cati. ROMANO. nearly.
bbl sjaTjc: RHUBAHB nearby. 100 hunclts &c
0$l: sCAiMONs. nearly 9li 2VcS 20 ~" sii1NI
ACW nearby. b0i. 409Gjc: state. basket. z5H 3Oc
bag jOcgSl. TOMATOES jersey. box. pea 49,
De, and Nh. 3-basket carrier. tlHy0c, a. cSfilel,
7Ic0sl2j: Va and y G. 7jc@<l; Ga and Z, pc
@{l2i Miss. fat case 900 'Oc' per F'4 1A''''''
'''a Fi'-' LIVE POULTRY.
some twelve freight cars On tracks this morning.
o. which one car vas uni0aded ana eicfeA as ns
ing carried over ne naiseI N s1D l,oIer. are
asking Sc FOR fowls. but BUYERS only paln &c ara
We hear of a feN sales at lii4c Broiiers are afs-
Nc NJ ' Other i've poultry has worked az un-
changed ngurs cIIohLE5 oI2,.efs r.pllFYS
ll@l2c. DUCKS Long Island aud Jerey spring. .o'
lie. GEESE Western average. HAZE. S,uineili-,.
-Va-y few fresh receipts to-day. Iced fowls have
gradually cleaned up under pressure. WIN pI,''a
shaded IN instances Demand for bfoi.e.' i.r ,.is
holiday Is practically over. and some laje afrl'a.s
might be carried OVER for next week Fecihs -
closing weak and prospects o. d..io0t5 ~ 49, id
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-04

c,,t -.s,-,o AGAINST net liabilities. SIS p,r cent,
cash reserve against net liabilities. shl ifr ceA,,
cash reserve against liabilities after sc'hg tslte tg
p cclt god reserve no,cs III 0ii1U'"'''''' gov
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-04
TOTAL DOMESTIC RECEIPTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS..

Iron, y. No fsii.j0 oats standard. 5SiA
Iron y. No ? Z l425 Flour. Mps pat 6 e5
Iron s. No / 400 M0lasses OK IS
steel rais..... I25 Reef family. 1000
Flee copper. 20's Tallow, special. 6i4
Tin ............ 30 90 Pork mess 600. 1875
Exchange lead 5.75 Hogs DR.. 100 n IN
Wheat No red 1864 Lard. mid West SD
Corn, 10 vel 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-04
ACTUAL STATEMENT.

Aggregate reserve SG07. l5T 900. excess reserve.
SIS 037 $50. decrease. tl69J4li0. decrease
STATE BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES N
GREATFR NEW YORK NOT INCLUDED IL
CLEARING house STATEMENT
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-25
VIbtIi@ seHDrbe,,.
Ter aontraftor ArdibaIS Gutter
mitb HHrpartei pom Tube az.
berufeH.

Der Gonirditor 4r1ibdIb Golfer,
10l4 goeuit GtraBe. bate iit seitsrn
Wcrssn anideinlid BEL befm WohI
iein rom gett srboben, len 9ei3oftn
beiprst uHb fponte fih ebeI gum
Jriibitiid nisbsrTsbsn, aIs n, bonn
6erJ6Idg befrcffen, born uberfiel
unb ihon riah ipsnisen NussnbIiden
ben Iest.n atbemSug that. Golfer,
Der Elm alter BON 85 Sdbrsn srrsidi..
mar Waursrmeifier unb als WiteIisb
Der Builbsrs' dnb Srabety QlFoelae
iicn unb In @dt1ftstrriitn bsitens
betdnnt. Or binterIGBt bis Nitttpt.
cine psrbeiruibete aO@tsr unb stp:i
g&peiisrn.
Wlo[ie guHtmann, As Sabre alt
unt &c CT l3. etrabs ipcbn9afi.
2pbd Watbets, SO Sabre alt. non
952 Weit Court Gtrabs, iopit Mis
liam Gnbsbrod, "a SABRE aft uup
4121 Drpps 2lpenue in Rorroch
,pcbnbdft. ipurbn eeiitrn bent Co
rOnsr als pISbli9 psfitorbsn anstmsIs
BET. yrau guhimnnn mar I'm eofpis
taI sum 8ormbtr5iasu Gomariisr Sc
itcrben. Jrdn Matttrs ipdr b.n Der.
Iebunssn erIsgsn, bic iie bot tit,istn
1ossn bel sintin Gturs trIIiisn bate.
Gnbsbtod ipurbs BON Ttinsn 0(nath5
riasn sniistIt In Der Bubspdnns a,ifs
asfunbtu. CT mar ber3isibsrD.
a)etman Grriepdit, sin bIuiarlnss
15 Utcnuts altts Ainb. sputbv geIitrn
Wlctesn ron ben an Se&iitr unp
5rsemdn Qfpsnue ipp9nsnben glittn
icbi i'm 9sttGsn etIunnsn. Dds ainD
bate iin Wlondis lang I'M ecipltul
bsfnnbsn, bob frnnie ss ridl cm lss
ben erboIlsn iperbtn, neil ts HI:
Nabyuns ni4t psrbuutn fcnHts.
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