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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-14

Naples, none dead, many injured; PO'
tenza ninety miles east of Naples, re.
ported badly damaged, no dead are re.
ported there; Pofi, town practically de-
molished, 500 out of four thousand in
habitants reported killed; Poppi, fatal
tiles reported heavy, but no details;
Palestrino, five dead, many injured;
Rome, no fatalities, many hurt; Ripi,
fifteen reported dead many injured;
Sora, 100 reported dead, town wrecked,
At Sarno, Sonnina, Subiacco and San
Vito many casualties are reported but
so far as known there were no deaths,
At Torres Caienti l50 are believed
dead and the injured are reported nu-
merous. Tivoli reports one dead many
injured; TERRA China, 10 dead; Niroli,
two dead, 80 injured. Trcvi, Torrica,
Velletri and Vicovaro reported numer'
Gus casualties,
The first Of the wounded reached
Rome in a special train today, coming
from the outer edge Of the quake zone.
Physicians said many of these were in
q critical condition.
The mountainous nature Of the coun.
try is retarding the efforts Of the
troops 10 reach the scene. Highways
are blocked at many points and the
railroads, in most cases, are out Of com.
mission. The municipality Of Rome this
afternoon equipped many vacant build.
iugs here with cots to care for the in.
iured. Relief funds have been started
by the newspapers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-14
JAMES E. GODFREY LIES
AT POINT OF DEATH
Well Known Portland Man VIII Prob
ably succumb to Affects of oper.
alton.

The many friends Of James f, God
frey, and hc has host Of them not
only in Salem but throughout the state,
will learn with keen sorrow that his
end seems near. Yesterday he was
operated on in Portland for rectal
troubles, and this operation disclosed
that he was suffering from cancer Of
the bowels. This was so far advanced
that to give him chance FOR his life
the cancerous growth was removed.
Last night he was very low and the
physicians gave little hope Of his re-
cOvery.
Mr.. Godfrey was life long demo.
crat, and has held numerous positions Of
trust. At one time he was the expert
appointed by the governor to look after
the states interest in connection with
the state printing department, ana is
now an the staff Of the collector Of in.
tcrnal revenue ~ Portland, in connec'
lion with the collection Of the income
tax. As the report became known here
there was an expression Of universal
regret and sincere hopes that he might
rppOVCr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-14
AFTERNOON NEWSPAPERS BEST

Winnipeg, Man. Jan, l4,-Nsscrting
that afternoon newspapers were more
profitable and more sweeping no their
news scope, the Winnipeg Telegram tu.
day announced the discoutiuunnce ~
It's morning edition. Hc1ccfortbl the
Telegram will issue only in the after.
noon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-14

Very mannish is this sports suit of
white serge made for wear in the
south. The hip length jacket has large
bag pockets, with buttoned flaps. The
plaits in the back are held in at the
waist line by narrow pointed belt.
The roll collar and reyers are faced
with white faillc. The short skirt is
uOrPd
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-14
NO woRK-DR1NKs oH1oRoFoRM.

Los Angeles, Cal, Jan. 14.-Because
she was i'll and had lost two positions
within a month, Miss PauIette Labarc,
%, went to Westake park early today
lay down in a violet bed and drank the
contents Of pnial of choroform. Doe
tors at the receiving hospital said she
could not recover.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-14
! sMART HIApdEAR 90

Though midwmter, we are jehged
with spring styles illustrated are two
very charming spring millinery top
notes Of cvru straw trimmed with gold
en- brown satin bows aud small sprays
Of migonctte.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-14

Refer all calls for relief or aid to the
Center II is made up Of all other re-
lief agencies Of the city and hence it
is equally yours, BY using It you rcn.
der all separate relief boards aud agen.
cies unnecessary aud thereby save cost,
trouble aud waste in duplicated effort
and expense.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-14
SALEM
SOCIAL SERVICE CENTER

Union OF Fraternal, Religious, Civic,
Industrial and Other Organizations
and Citizens Of Salem for Mutual Aid,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-14

buhiE uhuBHloAJ Ihls9 lhdbNl NAthJ
combe, from Corvallis, came over for
the event; Harley Withyocmbe, the eld'
est son, who Is pharmacist OF Oh'
tario, Ore; Robert Withyeombe, tne
second son, superintendent OF the Eas''
ern Oregon experimental station at Un'
ion, Ore, and Earl Wlthycombe, VINO
has been employed as clVl engineer
with the state highway commission,
were all present This was the first
complete gathering Of the family in ten
years, for although the sons frequently
visit their parents, their trips could
Wlthycombe and Miss Wlthycombe
returned to their nome IN COrVallls, put
will return again the last Of the week
to be guests at the marriage OF the lat
ter 8 cousin, John Wlthycombe, OF Cof-
vallis, TO MISS llda Jones, Oh Laplsh
MeaioWs'
A special meeting at the rest rooms
Of the Young Woman s Christian asso-
citation, on North Liberty street, will
tako place tomorrow evening at eight
o'clock, at which time plans will be dis
cussed for the proposed Young Business
Woman s club This, of course, is to be
formed as a complementary organiza-
tion to the larger body, and all young
business women in the city, whether
members of the association or not, are
invited to officiate 1t is thought that
many activities can be taken up byI
those who Join this club that will be
both pleasant and beneficial.
The annual business meeting Of the
ASSOCIATION will take place next Tues
for the year will be gone over, reports
from the various committees and secre
taries will be heard, Officers for the
new year elected, ard general review
Of activities for the past year be made
A full attendance of members is desired
at this time.
The Macleay Card club met at the
mono of Mr. and Mrs. A. c. BOhrnstedt
at their last session. Progressive five
hundred was played during the evening
The guests were entertained with music
from Victrola music cabinet Later
dainty luncn was served by the hos.
less.
When the card honors were awarded,
Mr.. o. l.. Martin received the first
prize, which was box of apples. The
consolation, box Of homemade candy
was carried away by Mr. w, NJ. sta
Pieton.
Those present were; Mr., and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs. w. W. Taylor, Mr., and
Mrs. o. h. Martin, Mr. and Mrs Wilbur
Morris, W. M. Stapeton Jesse Yeager,
Alberta Bohrnstedt, Hazel Martin and
Elmo Wright.
The Daughters of Isabella held A
most successful entertainment last night
in st. Joseph 3 hall when they
gave a hard times party. Over one
hundred and fifty were in attendance,
guests foG the greater part coming in
costume appropriate to the occasion.
Prizes were awarded to Mrs Wnlter
Green and Rudolph Poppe, for appear
ing in the most interesting attire. A
program, varied and amusing, was Civ.
en-, and a grand march participated in
by all, Miss Myrtle Perrizo, Tillman
PerriEo and Mr. Beck furnishing the
music. Royal A. Nadon presided as
tloor manager, and Jack Phillips and
Herman Barr appeared as policemen
Mrs. j. &. Nad0n was police matrOn and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-14
CITY NEWS
4 < + < 4 y 4 4 < < = < 4 z = \

VI I'VE w y -
y \
4 X i x 4 = X X x x i < i 4 * \
The stage of the river this morning
registered 6.5 feet. The rainfall for
the past "a hours amounts to l.22 in
ehes. This rather large amount Of rain
is the result Of not any special shower
but just n continual keeping at il with.
out any intermisson for the past "a
hours.
The funeral service of Mrs. Almira
Ellis, who died last Wednesday at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. Albert IL.
Steiner, will be held tomorrow after.
noon at 2 o'clock from the undertake
ing parlors of Rigdon g Richardson.
The services will be conducted by the
Rev. Richard N. Noble, of the First
Methodist church. Interment will take
place at City View cemetery. The ser.
vices will be just for the friends of the
family.
The train service on the Oregon Elec
trio was tied up this morning for about
four hours on account Of broken hipl
tension line between Oregon City and
Wilsonville. No trains were annuled
on account of the lack Of juice, but all
were run through as soon as the dam.
age was repaired, The afternoon trains
were running on time and the evening
trains will resume their regular schcd.
ules.
.
Concluding that he had been "stuck,'
by spinclcss cactus agent, George NJ.
Beileu wrote a letter to Chief of Po.
lice Welsh, which was received this
morning, inquiring Of the whereabouts
of GERHARD Brynk, who came to Salem
some time ago and put his cacti ON dis
play in the window Of the Dragcr Fruit
company at $40 State street. Railv
said that he had cashed two checks
for $40 each for Brynk and that he
had neither heard nor seen the man
since and did not know whether or not
the display was still in the window, II
was said at the fruit company's office
this afternoon that Brynk had turned
up today in Bailcy's office in Portland
according to later report received hy
the fruit company with instructions to
turn over the display to the express of.
flee for shipment to Portland.
o
The pupils OF the eighth grade Of
the county are taking the state cxumin.
atons today There are lS7 taking
the examinations in Marion county cx.
elusive Of the city schools, Seven are
taking the examinations at the court
house on account Of their inability to
conduct the examinations in their home
districts, School Supervisor Elizabeth
Voruclius is conducting the exams. M
the court house.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-14

Any one having or knowing Of work
for either women or men. should call
up phone number 1918, the Y, W. c, A.,
for the former, and the Mems Club,
listed above for the latter
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-14

Employment fu Mcu.-Center free
employment bureau at the Mems club,
100 Ferry street, phone 1907, Free to
employer and emrloyc. Through il tho
entire city helps to find work for the
unemployed
Donations Of Foodstutfs such as meat
beans, flour sugar potatoes, fruit etc,
would he very helpful Bring same to
Room city hall or phone 32l.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-14

Relief for local families women aud
children, Food, clothing, fuel, medical
treatment, otc-Mrs W. r. Anderson,
chairman relief committee, 1891 Court
street. phone 230LM, 0 to 10 o. m. BE
prepared to. give name, address, etc.,
correctly aud be sure the need is gen.
uine. Mere rumors often give busy
workers unnecessary trouble.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-14

Appeals for food, aims or lodging by
transients az your doors should be re.
ferrcd 10 Ccntcr's headquarters for
men Men g club), 400 Ferry street II
you wish TO give them food in return
for services book Of ten meal tickets,
costing 81, will save its cost many times
over. A meal ticket will give them
food and food only.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-14

Mrs Edward Dillon, Of Los Angeles.
~ the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. W, TAFT, on Chcmckcta street.
Mrs. Dillon was formerly Miss Franc
Newman, and she sas many friends
here, who will be glad to learn thot
her visit will cover month or more.
The rent.Teacher association Of the
Richmond school will give an entertain.
mont at their school building tomorrow
evening, for whicn a general invitation
has been extended A report of the
committee upon their work in connec.
tion to purchasing pictures for their
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-15
RE Al ESTATE
AND COUR rs

Realty trading in local property has
decreased with the approach OF the
holidays ANA the agents seem To cx-
poet l!tt. business Tor the next few
DAYS. Few sales were made yoSt.r,lay
and these aggregated only $4,000 for
city prol crty.
t.. w Newman sold L. e. X. Moore
the property known as 4uA Eas, Main
street. The lot. which Is improved
fronts twenty fcct ten inches on the
worth side of Main street between
Fourth aud Fifrh streets and sold for
Si",n"n. This sale, IL Is undrrSt TODD is
q part Of large transaction. the re-
mnindcr "i which vii! Ice placed on
record within the next few DAYS
Amelia "allinecr sold TO T.. * EoSh-
or eight three feet four inches at the
southeast corner If Stuart Road and
the Terrace. in Battery Court Tie
consideration was reported as being
Si25n
The Egildiug I',a:r,ment issued a
permit yesterday to lIa:vic &. Brown
t" build iwo-s'orT brick tenement.
containing three dwellings. OH the
north s.u" of FLOYD Avenue, between
Davis Avenue a:.d Robinson Street
The cost the nc~ dwellings is placed
at $l0.oc0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-15
STATE WINS S749.88
Petitioners i.osc Interesting Tax Fight
When Dnn,1iic Court Decides
AEnIMst Them.
Especial to The Timcs-Dispa,c

Special 10 The Times Dispatch
DANNll.LE. VA, December li-An
Interesting case was decided in the
Corporation Court to-day, when Judge
J; Warner pcatross dismissed the APP
peal brought by y. Il. Darlington and
IL. L. Dibrcli. leaf tobacco merchants.
from tho assessment Of taxes made by
til" local board OF review. which re-
Gently completed it's session here
The question was whether $3.50
Jointly owned by McSsrS. Dibrcll and
Darlington. and let 10 the firm in which
they are partners. should Dc taxed as
cf"diiS. accounts and loans or under
''tc classification OF private money
THIS money WAS assessed by the board
- review in the former classification
th' tax being % cents per 500. but
Mcssrs. pibrcll ana Darlington claimed
that ii should come under the tax on
moneys, which is 90 cents per Sloo. and
th"E took the ease INTO the Corpora
non Court, where the judge held that
me money was a loan and not a mere
deposit
Had the petitioners wou their case
~" city and state would have lost
S''".NS. tn" tax derived from the prin-
ciDal involved.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-15
STOCK MARKET TRADING
EXHIBITS BETTER TONE
Standard Issues Advance Average of
Point, and SpccialticS Score
Larger Gains.
COPPER AND OILS STRONGER
Closing Prices Are Around Highest
Of Dny-BusineSS Restricted Be
cause of Storms interruption of
Communication.
RY BRONDAN WALL.

Nrw YORK psccmber II The S'"g <
market cNhihi,CG q uC;tcr tone to- lHN e.
point aud srocialties recorded lnuch largo
gains Tie better level Of quotations Was
ttrlhu:Cu by brokers cIicNy Ia professional
short covering
cpulari,y marked the beginning, "f ,h"
The early forenoon New York Contra. ''d e.
Nan""d Ia a nov high for TINS year. hnd
top Tor this movement. y better ton" Ms
also apparent ~ the coupe" and oil sharcs
During tho early afternoon prices r""ei'd
from NE be,t. but the Ipwi rG movement
was resumed with u creased NiEor In the last
hour wh,l tn" high ?ritIs Cor ,hc anE
that business was restricted because "t tho
Interruption oi t"lsTrhrhiC and tcl"phutic
,on,muniya,i,u duo to III" storm. closing
Rock island ana Pacific was an exception To
tho general strength. and at one time showed
- uc' Inc al nearly . points.
Runners that traders w"Uid bo given dU
opportunity IN The mark; FOR Stud"haker
,Urr"n; early in enc session Mos; hrol:crs
nn thc hoor ot TIA, .NchA lsc received ~"
th,N did not belieY. any substantial move
t"u.' b" accomplished IN q market that
thcS considered To have hecun'" stui,
u .n"" 81 strength appeared in The motor
stocks. WHY'S overland advancing more
imam y points; VI Nwell Motors common
moe than 5 and General Motors. ~. Brok-
crs report thar motor stock ami companies
A"inI an affiliate! business are increasing
Tae writer learns om tn. highest nuthorit,
INA; because Of thiS increasing interest ny
IN" public. stock al the Chandler Motors
viii 10 listed "u tho Nav York Stock I.,.
change
81 shares continued inward under lender
ship Of Texas Company stock which rra. J.,
points on ike l"attugs California Pc
troll um ana Mexican Petroleum shares wcrc
'tS" iaN"r!leN an" scored substantial All
t'P I" the lasi hour the Studchlk"r share"
,'h Yer! little {" attract attention .nd
'"in r'!n,enting theu'Selvr- ON their WIS ,,r,
"a he last hour. however they Lc-,an re
"-ilhS then'c.N">. tor In" shares IN. vc.
rHridly upw"rd IRON, uEdcr IGs ;o ~. clos
Jag within omo-htlf " point OF the tor figure
iuy tn session.
NEW YORK, December Mc-oantt,..
ihi"r $50: sterling: siN:y-d,y rii's. SsG3;
LeiI'Auu. Si'iG"; cables, sl.1.3- Iilr siI,nr
."Ss Mexican dollars. i2.. Government:
T r| stead; t";'roah bonds Irregular.
,ii'" loans. frnicr: siNty days ~: ninety
days. ~. siN months, 17,ma C,I mons,
'rlneE: ruins rate, {"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-15
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued Yesterday bv
follows:
covins,on Pharmacy, Inc, Coving-
ton: maximum. $1,000; minimum, So
you; par value. 500: drug business.
Norman ". File. president, Covington:
liouston Nj. crowdcr, vice president
l.Nnchb',G: W. Harry Long, secretary
and treasurer. toyinetou
l;lH"rOn supply Co. Inc, i:lheron:
maximum. 10000: minimum. $4,000:
par value, $50: merchant business.
Harry ". Spraticy. president. lIlberon
{. =. Williams, vice president Dcudron
William r. Johnson. secretary and
treas urnr Elbcrou.
.Am"ndn cnt to III. charter Of the
Municip"l Realty CO. Of Norfolk Va,
Inc. Norfolk. REDUCING: maximum cap
ital StocN from sJo,GnG 10 $1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-15
HONOR WASHINGTON
fredericksburg MnsOns rince Two
Nrcnths Upon Tomb OF M
tion's Father.
!SneeiMl to rhe Tlmes-DIsratch.l

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
ALEXANDRIA,, VA, December IL
In conmemoration of the one hundred
ahG sixteenth anniversary of the death
OF Washington, two handsome me
ii"fili wrcathS We're placed "u his
tcmh to-day by delegations from Fred
cfickSburS Lodge Of Maaons, No. !, by
Which lodge he WAS made Il Mason and
Al.Nandra- Washington Lodge, No. -.
THIS city, of which he was first master
ihtrc were no ceremonies connected
"itE the affair. except Invocation pro-
h"unccd By Rev. John Ice Allison, -.
ID, chaplain OF the local lodge 4
party with u wreath from Wash nyton
Lodge. of New York City, was expected
I" come here. but was unable to join
the party in time.
From the Fredericksburg Lodge were
~. Is. Sweetser, master. and NJ. g. vii
lis. senior deacon.
from the local lodge we're G. rage
waller. senior warden: j. t.. Shinn,
treasurer: G. w. Fletcher. senior dca-
con; KEY. John Lee Allison. - -.
chaplain; tcv. }. NJ. Noursc. William H.
fh'iiips' James NJ. Duncan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-15
HELD PRISONERS
!spHcial to The Times-nispatch.

Especial To The Times Dispatch
liAltRlSONBt;tG. VA. December "A
--Douglas and Elliott Duld. sons of Dr
william Il. Dold. Il native OF Harrison.
burs, now a New York physician, have
been taken prisoners by the suirnri.ne
IN the march through Serbia. The bov.
CIRCULATED IN medicine In New York
CITY ana last spring joined II Serbian
relief expedition. organized hv St
ralph Padgcit. After "A long h,rd
summer %! toll tn" boys Joined tho
serbian army this fall. Several times
they had narrow escapes from dc,th
around Ntsh. and were finally made
prisoners.
They are cousins of Mrs. Charles =:
MaphiS. of the University Of Vir..inj,
ana of Mrs. Edward :. Conrad. of liar
riSonburg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-15
BUILDING PERMITS.
six building Permits, lmountin

81, Buiit!inE Permits. AMOUNTING
Ia Stf.>oH.
Permits for new AID repair work
~cr" issued yesterday ~ Building In
Spector !'uticr as follows:
H. ". Guthrie. to nI:ld a two story
frame dwelling at |: West Thirtieth
Street. - cost 81, 100.
fiarvir &. Brown. 10 build Il two
story nr.cf tenement. three dwellings.
"ii the north side -. Floyd Avenue
between Davis Avenue ANA Robinson
Street, tn cost Sln,oan.
Luther Wright. to build - brick ga
rage IN rear Of 2520 stuart Avenue. 10
cost S2jn
old D"minion iron and Nail Works.
Ia build onc-story steel and frame
steel 'urtacc at their plant at Belle
Isle. to cost $500.
X. q. Games. TO repair frame dwell
Ing @:ot West Main street, to- cost
Soa,
AIRS NJ T.. Stone. 10 repair brick
store IT %393 Williamsburg Avenue TO
cost S3.j.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-15
STATE HAS 1926 PAPERS
SSrrE"tc Circulation In North Caro-
I'M" ~ Placed at f,InG..ii Copies
ny Labor COMMISSIONER.

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.l
fNtEiGii. y. g., December IL
thrrc are @2G newspaper publications
in North Carolina. having a total cir
cu'ation OF l,i"6,:lf. according To tn.
'ni'"'' report OF the Commissioner of
Labor and Printing, make nuhlic TO-.
day.
There are 1872 Of these publications
owned br individuals. thirty By CO.
partnerships and l0i by Joint stool,
companies. The names OF ten publica
IONS ana the cditorship of sixty pub
locations changed during the year. Tho
t".al value Of the plants reportod Ly
"a" Of the publications is SIj3S5i0
IN" employees reported an aggregate
OF l,l6" persons. with pay roll OF
S.so'Ao2. There are 1875 typcscttinr
!nnChincs In use.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-15

clerk OF The Hastings Court yesterday
as follows:
John Earkcr Curtis and Clara Bell
Cake.
= Charles b. Matthews ana Nellie Il.
Parsons.
David i'crduc Moody ana Margaret
Lynch ItoeHch.
Whitloc>
Williari J.. Gillian. oc Atlanta, Ga,
and Annic Franklin BarncS.
deputy Clerk Il. &. Fletcher of IoE-
RICO circuit Court, ISSUED Il marriage
license yesterday to Joseph Albert
tiaihlcib and Lille Howell Barnett.
both of lIonrico County
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-15
CHANGER, RnLrAsE Deeds.
-Four Wsiensc Deeds. Amounting T.
S:t5. 81 80.

Robinson \ Phillips. trustees, Ia
George :. White. l7l-2NIi feet west
line Twcnty-ninth street 1877 i-2 norm
of Marshall Street. december I. 1913;
Sl0i0
L. L. 'agc, trust.. 10 :. II. Ford
lanX3on feet west line hermitage Road
GG5 fee, south Of bellevue Avenue;
a lSu. lohN300 feet We: line ilcrmiia""
Road 90 feet south nf bellevue. De-
ccmhc" ~. 1915: $ll.2I0
w. J.. i5rown, trustee. to w j.
Gilman ~ feet . inches 10y 100 feet al
the northwest corncr of Second and
IClay streets. DcccmEc" -, 1915: ST.
400.
T. Il Nuckols. trustee. To Thomas
hmstronE. 50Nil5 feet east line Viz
u.ui:t Avenue. bctwcrl York and Hon"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-15
BOND !LlSI

,il,n,i' Coast l.iue Is, IS 'aNkedp...... "3i
=. t. III. and y Is thdp ......... h.. );
y; =. L. ~ ~ Ia Baltimore b.. :i'.
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iAgScti ana Myers - .......... 60. ..... -
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o"a'onrd All ldn" All y ................ Is.
southern r""iic "v. i-........,... .... A,a
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T. :. htS'Hi''Hd =. !""" 'hidt .......... a.'.
J.. Registered j., 1913 thidb ............ ipli:
= hteintcfeu Is. w. thidi ............ 1891.
=. :. RrSisictrd partn, - i"ii ,biL,.. lnl
uh''"h STATES Steel = ...... -....... o.. in4
Va erGNa BIOS. cts. tW. Nn.l...... ~
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Va. Car Chemical Cv. Observation-Disclosures. IUS
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