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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-02-10
REAL PROSPERITY Is here

That the coming year will b.,
the most prosperous that has been
enjoyed by the United States in
many years seems to be the gen.
eral opinion of those who are in
the best position to know. The
Chamber of Commerce Of the
United States has just made pub
lie through its National Council
Tor for North Dakota. who is locat
ed at Grand Forks, its General
Crop Conditions Report prepared
by a special Committee Of the
Chamber. This report outlines
conditions fully. In part it states
that the crop yield in general,
other than cotton. exceeds those
of any year known TO our history.
This is true in especial of the
small grains as a whole. and Is
particularly true Of all the foras3,
crops which are in abundance be-
You'd precedent. This latter
fact Is one that is most >ieni-
iicant and IF very large momen.
tn the country as a whole.
The acreage >oWn to winter
wheat is about 1912 per cent less
than last year at shl> time. ard
the condition is not quite 50 good.
There is More livestock in tn.
country at this time than for tn,
same time last Year. despite thu,
tMfavorable conditions reported
in certain sections in the north
west. This Increase i'm number
Is accounted for la a large ex-
tent ny the prices which have been
remull"rat'v. I" the producer. ami
by the great abundance If cheap
food.
Mining in all forms shows marx
ed Improvement uVrr The cnnil-
tlon> prevailing a Year ago. This
is particularly true IF copper. ir-
OH. lead and zine "r >pelter. Coal
mining !ae> behind but is slowly
getting better.
Oil and Gas Industries have ex-
perienced a Very great revival be-
cause "f much higher prices. e>-
pecially in oil.
Manufacturing has taken on a
new life through the whole coun-
try and in almost every branch.
The lumber business which
seemed dead for several years ap-
pears only to have been sleeping
II Is improving slowly throughout
the entire country. hut especially
in the yellow-pinc district of the
South.
One Of the most significant
facts If the day is great activity
in retail trade.
While money is plentiful and
rates generally are not high. there
is wide difference in the ease or
lack Of ease with which it can be
obtained. and This difference seem
to be largely due tn local condj
tion>. As a whole. however. il
is not difficult to get money from
banks on good collateral for leg
ltimate purposes.
The outlook for business for the
first four months If 1916 is in
striking contrast TO that prevail
ing this time last wear.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-02-10
As it is now. no gentlemen travel

As it is now. no gentlemen travel
ing alone is safe.
Several months ago. entirely
alone. we travelled from Havre.
Mont. to st. Paul. MIMI, and back
making the trip with no escort
whatever. Our best girl was de-
tanned at home and that entire
journey was made with no one to
whom W" could look for protec-
tion.
When we returned our hair was
turned perfectly white with the
horror Of those dreadful nights.
There was one woman from
Minot. and who roCe all the wa.
between Minot and st. Paul in
our car. Almost the first thing
when we started out of Minot, she
began to make advances toward
us aSkin. US if we would hold
her lunch basket while she went
after drink. She also asked US
for our knife To peel an orange.
These things look light and in
significant. but in the light Of lat
er developments they are of vital
Importance.
That eNenln. ". saw With hor-
Or that the woman'S section was
adjoining our own. We asked. the
conductor if this could not pa
changed. hut he laughed coldly
and told Us I" soak our head. o.
some such unfeeling remark.
There is bad feature of the
'pre>ent system. \ man travelling
alone gets IN >ylnathy or assist
tance from the conductor.
1t would be impossible to ,,r>-
crlbe the horror and apprehension
of that awful night. All through
its vigils VIZ suffered on till near
morning when tired natur. yield
ed and We fell int" a troubled
sleep.
There We lay. fair and beauti-
full i'll the soft gray Of the APP
preaching day. hundreds of miles
from our home. and less than ten
feet away. a great. horrid woman
from Mlnnt IN whom We had not
even being introduced.
How We could sleep So Soundly
under he circumstances. We are
unable to tell. but after about
twenty minutes Of >lumbering. we
saw above the fuot-board Of our
berth and peering over at us. tn.
face "f that h"rrid woman. With
a wild bound we We're on our feet
in The isle of the car. The other
herth> ha1 all disappeared but
ours. The other passengers were
all sitting quietly in their seats
and it was half past nine O'Clock.
The woman from Minot was in the
day coach.
The experience which We have
narrated above is only one in a
thousand
Did YOU ever note tn. careWorn
look "f the man who is travelling
alone. The wild. haunted express
sion m the countenance and the
horrible expression that il depict
ed there?
You may talk about the various
causes that are leading men down
ward [" early graves. but the
nervous strain induced by fear
that they are taking out their
falls" 'aeth "r but!"ning their sus-
pend"r>. pryine eyes are looking
over the fnOt-bOard Of their berthS
Is constructing more new made
graves than consumption or the
European war.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-02-10
sRAmDlEs Is MADE JUSTICE
First Jew Ever Placed on the Svss
premo Bench Of tho United
States

President Wilson selected LII
is d. Brandies Of Boston. 70
associate justice Of the >nprs'
court to succeed the late lusfl
Lamar.
The nomination Went i" Il
senate. 1t is a surprise ever
where in official circles. Brand
had not even been mentioned !
the vacancy. He is ken'lrsi'
reared in Louisville, educated
Harvard. and will be the first j.
to sit on the supreme bench.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-02-10
cuRRANTs AND ooosEaeRa,es
F06 NORTH DAKOTA

Currant> and .oo>eberrieS do
well in North Dakota. To Sc
cure the best results plant variet-
les that have been Well tried in
North Dakota. and found to have
hardness and good quality such
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-02-10
HITS AND MRS.
Bv W. :. Hurry

There is a great deal of in
tere>t manifested these days OH
the part of the great American
people relative to the matter of
separate sleeping ears for the two
sexes. 1t is a move in the right
direction. and We hope it will win.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-25
SPECULATION N
COPPER SHARES
STILL LIMITED
Activity Confined to Only Few
Issues of Securities Santa
Fe Gold & Copper Co. Is Evil.
dcncing Revival.


boston, Mass, May 1.-The un.
~preccdented prosporily which the
copper trade ~ enJot ing is reflected
from time To time ~ an outburst VI
speculative activity 100 this or that
grOup Of metal share, but this only
serves to ~acccntuato ne comparative
du'lness Of the rest ui the list. u
ing the past week there has been a
broader public intcttst in the local
cOppers, but the buin ut The business
has been confined To- -uoh issues AS
copper Range. Norm Butte and Unit
ed states Smeitins although there
has been more activity ihan hereto
fore In "A numbe OF uihcr ISSUES IKE
ttah Metal a tunnel East Butte
Isle Royale, Lake dnd superior n
Boston The average price of twenty
active issues does not indicate that
there has been an marked up
ward trend, nut "A number OF h
stocks mentioned nave recorded good
gains. In the outside market Bins-
ham has AGAIN held a place close To
the ccutrc ~ the stage ainons h
.lcildm-pticcd issue
In view OF the fayt that almost
every day sees a further al in
the price of the metal Without hay-
n. amy npprcciabie effect In check
ing IA. demand. IL goes without say
ing tina, everyone believes that the
,.ppor shares are entitled to sell
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-25

and not 4 hardship which point. Co.
the extraordinary capacity of COT
sumptiNe channels. and incidentally
offers encouragement as regards Ca.
turc markets.
Clipped westerns weighing SIS
pounds brought $40 -. a q htRh
record and napyc spring lambs. me-
dtuni class. sold at fl1sl. Texas
welhcrs Of second grade brought
s. so, chulc. ones worth $50 or
NOR" Arizona clipped yeirlings TODAY
a. $40 IS pounds aNerig. ugurt
kiilinS goats a. s. 10 20 So 30 TODAY
highest rang. on record. Angot,
hrusicr- g. - TO s5f5. McXIDiu
hrushers 81 90 10 s. 90. hroken-moutu
nanuirs to killers At S. 90.
Receipts are 1000 TODAY. bu, th"
supply tor a week has shown a lis
shurtage from recent weeks.
j A. RICkAkT.
Market Correspondent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-25
Rickart's Livestock
Morket Letter

Kansas City S%turkNrTrs, MAY -
cattle PRICES advanced around 20
lat week, ana closed firn. The
supply today ia 10000 head. same "a
on lass MONDAY. and strong conditions
are again effective ln addition s,il-
ers got a heavy nl ON %cverythiug
trade was active II cattle vent over
the scales carrying the Nhulc mn
The feature today was u ttsIu OK
~ cars ct cattle and hogs fruui
Broken bow, Neb. which mad" thf
2 ip-Wil. run IN - hoHrs, amt cone
tanned steers AT $3.50 and tss5, thu
'httor price top for the day
Colorado pulp.fcd steers were not
as numerous as on recent Monday
most OF them at tHS0 ana 81 so, "a
lev a. 1875. Bulk %. the beef steers
rang" from Ss,75 10 81. 80. there being
no longer anything that can be- called
heap. iiaho pulp-fcd steers bruught
1910 today, "A record price, n Mon
tana barley fed steers brought So -n.
highest price on record toe Muuttuas
by 81 cents.
Quarantine receipts amount -
scarcely anything. north Texas feed
ors observing with pleasure the freud
Of tn" market with reference to ma" q
own cattle, idy In June, south
Texas shippers with very few cattle
suitable for market and oklahoma
grasscrs not yet ready.
Stockcrs n feeders held az strong
last week, ana ar. firm TO-DAY. ana II
there II 20 he a ~scasonahlc break ~
prices this month there are no signs
"t II yet sales range from s. SO g.
s. ~ m most cases
Hug- closed last week viii almost
IA complete recovery from the break
early iu the week, hut "A good run -
leading mhtkctr today sent prices
down again, supply here IL, 000 How
ever order buyers bought some hogs
here early at steady prices, top So so,
but bulk of sales at $3.50 Ia $3.50.
ranged 8 "a 10 lower
The supply las, week was ld.oae
head more than the pre- Gus week.
but packers acted like Il was a booa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-25
SCHOOL OF MINES
COMMENCEMENT TO
BE HELD TOMORROW

Socorro, y NJ, May si-Com.
mcuccment exercises for the state
school of Mines. located here viii be
held his evening commencing a.
$50. The program follows.
Music-Orchestra.
lnyocation-Rcy, Mr. Irwin
Music. Instrumental Solo Rapsodia
No. ? CF. ListIl - Mrs, Carlos pug
CasauranC
Commencement Address - Mayor
Tom Lea of El paso.
Music. Vocal SOLO. ARA de- Aida "
90. verdD-Mrs Cbl,os Puig Y cas-.
usranc
Announcement and Presentation Of
Diplomas Fayctto \ Jones, prcsi-
dent.
Mu3ic- SCHOOL Of Mines Band.
Two degree viii be given The
fuli degree Of engineer Of mines Will
b" conferred on A. " ~Fahrenwald,
and the u. :. degree ia mining en-
ginecring will be granted T. A Bal
lard. Both graduates are from South
Dakota.
a healthy condition exists a. the
school which ~ expanding quite rap
idly. With the new power and cleo
trical plant, new engineering building
and new metaiiurgical building the
growth Of the school In expected to be
rapid. Many states were represented
during the wear Just closed There
were more students from the state 81
California in attendance during the
year than from New Mexico.
After the commencement exercises
there viii be "a dance with music fur
nisbed by the Bluoher orchestra of
Albuquerque. Refreshments viii be
served and a general good time IA in
.,ore for all present,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-25

ward II. Dector. Reuben W. Bolinger,
cyrus i, Met1ger, John NJ. Burkhaii,
ivan " Keller Harley NJ. Coppock
OF Miami, each twenty-five shares.
Harley VI Cuppock is named statu-
tory agent
Recruiting officers are dissatisfied
with the progress made by the Pecos
valley In filling up It's contingent OF
the national guard
-
Jose Mora of |cBrnalillo county and
Felix Gonzales of So,orro county yes.
terday were restored to c~itlzcnship by
the governor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-25

Five hundred people attended the
graduation exercises Of the Mann
sordo SCHOOLS and Otcro county high
school Monday night.
Premiums were paid ON the water
n " construction bonds of th"
town of springer YESTERDAY IN"
Guardian Trust company of Denver
being the buyer. The t32, 900 ia
water bonds brought s32.2i3 ana the
sewer bonds t5,03s,
Twcnty-onc %ncighbors uf Mrs. u T..
Gillian, who lives near Clovis, put in
her crops for her one day last week,
she being without sufficient help 70
do the work and without means 70
employ 1t.
Ex-Governor NJ \ Otoro lett y',-
tcrday tor ST Louis 10 attend tn
national Progressive convention lie
will distribute Sew Mexico literature
at the meeting.
The inlcy Lumber n stock 60.
of Gallup filed articles of i~ncorpori-
tion Yesterday It's stock Is to ne
s25,oo0, of which 5000 has bcen
subscribed + !. Andrews, Thurcad.
20 shares at $50 par each, c. \ car
rington, statutory agent, and + r.
Wood. both Of Gallup. 50 shares each
To nj the uncxpirod term Of II. =,
boone. r. + Prentice yesterday was
appointed referee IN bankruptcy Tor
Quay ,nJ ,;nadalnpc ,"rntics.
-
Fourteen Cadots aud a large audi
cnoc heard the address 81 graduation
by the Rev. \ u Grille at the state.
military institute last night. his sun.
jcct being Preparedness
IN" state has admitted the Farm.
.tS Rank a Life Insurance Co II
Wighita to do business.
Tn" governor Tuesday nimcd dcio.
gates to the meeting of IN" pcear-t0.
ocean Highway association To- be- beta
At Mardalona july - f. Is. H.. Sol.
lcrs aud Isaac Barth were the Albu.
~ducruucans named
Harry VI Sto"Cc. oi tho department
Of agriculture. TX touring M" state"
looking for new yari"tic, ct plants
suited tor growth IN the irid region.
Barnett Hardin. go year. old w,-
fatally crushed at Tyrou. SUNDAY
IN the machinery 81 a churn arm io
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-25

was operating Hardin supported Il
" iiuwcd mother aud seven younger
sisters and brothers.
Flights by an army aviator from
tho bnso at Columbus To- SILVER ttS
are planned az II feature pi the Fourth
Of July celebration at the Grant cour.
IS metropolis,
Forty educators IN ana out at the
state hat, applied for the position Of
superintendent uf schools of silver
city.
The trial Of John 7 kimmuns. aC-
cuspd If killing Napoleon Is, Brown
mar Corona u year ago In April was
commenced IN Lincoln county district
our yesterday,
r J. Easloy, appointed recently to
be assistant general manager of the
Denver a Rio Grandc. is 4 former
resident Of Las Vegas. having been
stationed there as superintendent of
the New Mexico division of the santa
Fe for many years.
Authorization has been given 10y
the board Of directors of the Val
mora sanitarium for the erection of
a now hospital building. to cost be-
tween $4,000 and $1,000. This in
stitutiou is maintained bN a Number
OF Chicago business houses for their
employees
Lack of FUNDS Monday caused the
district court Of san Mtg lel county
to be ordered into recess by Judge
l.. j. Lcahy to 81 again At his call
Neither docket was completed The
jury iu the Juan LuJau seduction case
failed to agree.
Gallup has sent fourteen men to
The state guard mobilization camp at
Columbus.
The t|hirty-odd members at the
Roswell battery rejected for physical
disabilities are expected to return to
Roswell %
Mrs Lille McCluug scott was APP
pointed United states commissioner
at Carri1u1o, Lincoln county by Fed.
cral Judge william IT, Pope ycstcr-
day.
The Mesn Land n stock 90. OF
Miami county, yesterday ilcd articles
II Incorporation. ltu capital stock Is
to be 100000. of which Sr5 oOo is
paid iu The ~iucotporators are: Ed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-25
STATE CHAPTER OF
MINING
CONGRESS FORMED

SILVER CITY, y NJ, May 20 \ state
chapter Of tn. American Mining con-
grcss has been organized here. with
John Nj Sully of Santa Rita hea OF
the chino oumpany's operations N
Sew Mexico. as governor. other o.
uccr, are T. n O'Brieu, Dawson, urst
vice governor. George II. Utter, Sil.
ver city, second vice governor f. VI.
SAWYER Tyrone, third vice governor
r. l.. Lowe. silver city. treasurer. and
Don W. LuSk. Silver city, secretary.
The directors for the FIRST year are.
4. I brown. SoCorro county. T ",
p'Hriou. tulfax county. t. - TIT
man, sierra county; W e McDon-
AID Lincoln county. Gregory PAGE,
McNiulo' county; / H. Prince, santa
Pc county John NJ SuIly. Grant
county \ r. KIRK. Bcrnalillu county
J \ M,houcy. Luna county. Evan
Frtsor-Dampboll Dona Ana county g..
George n kaseman. Bornalillo coun-
ty. ! /. Lawson. Dtero county j. NJ.
Palmer. San Juan county j an VI
Vigil, Santa Pc county T. \ MiciI.
SandoNal county: Charles \ Spices
san Miguel county George II utter.
Grant county and T.. NJ sawyer.
Grant county.
The executive committee IS &C M
posed ul JOINT " Suliy chairman 6.
7, Brown George ~ Utter. t.. n.
sawyer q 4 ~ O'hrisn.
1ho charter RON % tho charter Is
100 bat 10 expected to increase this
To tnN within a short time. There
has been much interest taken IN the
organization mining men over the
state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-25
MINING NOTES


Mining around ration f. receiving
n heavy impetus, according to q re-
sImc Of conditions in a Ration paper,
v hich follows;
Tie mining industry IN this coun-
try IL receiving great impetus this
spring, the mines in md around the
Baloy district being worked with
srca' activity. New machinery has
ooen l|urohascd by many of the com
panics. which will be installed ~ soon
as the weather permits the freight
iis atross from Ute Park. Rich ore
has Deer uncovered during the winter
moaths hat with the installation of
modern machinery will make the
Badly country one Of the greatest
%rcdncers of precious metals In the
west. Gld miners who have looked
over the IN this vicinity de-
clara tha, tn. camps Will within "A
short time rival those ~ Cripple
Creek in her palmiesi days This
prediction appears Ia be well founded
a. shown by the reports of experts
who have examined aud treated the
ores taken from The various mines.
ihe miIILg Industry has made more
milllora,ros in a shorter time thar
Any otheI line OF activity, and there
90 .y,r, t,dtc,,,n, ina, IN. mo, VIM
49,, roiainps If, This rnuntry w,Il
iot, IN, ranLs of ina nIu,oc,a,s wttrtn
:. ,o. ,.ars m, nrc ~, mi, ,oun,y
,s,.,b,ii,, no, -, ,h. ualdy ana Eliz.
aho,h,n,, cottntr, IN casiiy treated
s,nm ,ha aas,.r, s,a,es .no nl.cc
,sa,. c"r,d.n.o a., the mimi. indus.
80, o., ,nSas,Iny 1, ,his ronn,y AMI
~. c,o.,na ~, IN. scason his ,,li vIl,
revenue obtainc! from the mines of
this country
-
,uh, ,.,oi,, M asa., r.nor,s ~,
somo or.s ,r,a,.I In Dcnyer cre,t,d
r,nc, .xc,,encr, # La Iuz ,as, wool
Tne ,s.a,s .h,vod som. of the sam.
rics cnrr,o, a. btrh n - 4, soo a ton
,,s,h, 40 me-, The sm,tcs wc,,
49,
r,o ,,., ,o,, d,vs n, o,.ra,io, Of
tho r-oncon,r,,,ou plan, n, the car.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-25

HsNihchts That pFodncc pam, Il Iishtcns The
burden on the nervous - stem, induces calm.
restful nights OF health-gi,ing sleep ami
makes the days sunny and happy. Get q
hpttle ~ Mothers Friend" OF any druggist
md you will then realize why II has been
considered true 10 is name in our hest homes
through three generations. II Is p~eyfe,tly
harmless hut 80 effective that once usssI L
T. Recommended 10 all expcctant mothers by
those whO went through tho ordeal with
surprising ease. BY writing 20 Bradneld
Regulator Co. u2 Lamar Bldg, Atlantis, Ca,
sturk tsok that unf0ids thnse 0hiugs WHICH
todays
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-25

viii aid the expsctan,
mother In cpnscrylns
her health, her
strength, her mental
reposc and the All
sencc Of vcSatl q u.
pains II a sublec, Of
vast moment. Among
the recognized helps
a splendid rem cdy
kno~n ls Mothers
Friend Applied tn
the muscles ], sinks In
deeply 10 make them
tirm and plant. i thus
lifts the strain on
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-25

The general manager OF the ~
Moro Mining ana Milling company
left yesterday ior the mines with =
sufficient force Go work dag and nigh.
shifts IN tho future This Is an Al.
buauorquc company tud has
tered gold ore Of the value If above
$500 per ton at a depth uf % feet.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-25
The Boy Is Fsthsr
TO the Man

Old sayings like this are fnught with
Q most impOr1lnt meaning. And Mhai
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-25

co. TOR tujurlcs received IN 1912. He
sued for $50. 600.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-25

Robert WHIT " Ration has re-
ceived a verdict ~ $4,000 against th'
New Mexico-Coluiido Goal x MlninB
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-25

The Elfego Bact Copper company
is shipping a cousiicrable quantity Of
mineral, which I9 said 10 be testing
high in copper Nilhcs'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-25

The first few days Of operation o
the concentration plant at the car
isle property IN the Stceple Rocl
district proved the new installation
success.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-25

The receipt ~ assay reports - N
some ores treated In Denver created
much excitement At La Luz last week.
The assays showed some of the sam
Piles carried a. high as 81 500 a ton,
mostly in silver The samples were
sent In ny J O. barrett.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-25

The Mcsn Land n stock 20, ot
Miami county. Yesterday nlcd articles
II Incorporation. tn capital stock is
to De 100000. of which SIS o00 is
paid ia. The iu,otporators are: Ed
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-20
StrMenaclMdlc.


Stcnc1cihhl:
Widnn In miitlcrcn Sabrcn, hcr ai mil
Sletoen ilm3nqchen ueib. iucbt oluernbe Sicl.
iilig. @uie 3eueniile 81 criraecn 9lr. ga,
gpuUApnsStfnhe. (Dlatlg-2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-20
.Glcirnt6s. .Qifrnlen.

G6orlcS g. Brandt, o, Niontaou.
crD, %o., lno gicuo 3. 9rcon. 20.
SSoicp6 Gelncr, %, mo ghmo =.
gingling, %. 9oring, NlO
9ouiS 3. @orc, 81 mo Catherine
6. 9eoiire, 49,
g(rtbur Soruit, Ss, uno s(mic
Sflor, 2G.
Clarence Gicrcc, 2G, unO @lilOrcO
e. Scene, 10; 9cioc aus @ai6ins.
ton, 9. s.
gSiaiam &. 9duiOt %, unc
@lDrtle @idcrS. is.
Soiep6 z. Sclignidn q, Gohm.
buS, g., lmO glnna SCpinion, 81
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