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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-02-05

to get to happened las night.
The legislation and taxation bureau did the other bureaus to
directors club ballot
day. Three of the six will be elected
This the bureau understand which in the future will act
taxation and legislation the
D. IT, s.
tie brother to the r Jimmy Davis machine legislator; Jimmy Gallagher
machine pocian E. Kelly politician Legislators
Hunt Perkins eor county whole host
the kind They and their friends comprised perhaps half third
the members present.
paid their dues and had perfect right
be there everything they did do We glad they
The Times with them with their
actions Instead ccng friendly the system followed
Most of the group like them nominated directors Then
crowded full the secretary had to yell for chalk This
was fair, though ancient, political maneuver
finally the declared closed the blotng
Here where the mfaimess in.
Remember what chosen ultimately three directors
should had three
vote for two the number to the election ballot
the other primaries
laid by those who charge of the club provided
members vote for SIX, not for three sal
that Davis and Hunt
with the others
wide field candidates. had the satisfaction seeing their
the club ballot.
Tuesday the will little option
ecting directors the legislation axaion
They will have vote another Of Kelly Davis L
required every three
required then the Kelly would
could decided they
fair to le
Whether other qes allied otherwise succeeded in dominating
other similar have not sceand We hope
remedy simple apparent Change the rules for future
that nominating directors each bureau member gets for
THAT PERFECTLY FAIR. AND THIS NEW CLUB MUST
BE FAIR If IT is TO SURVIVE AND PROSPER
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-02-05
So, 700, 900 TAX
STATEMENTS OUT

Tax statements for 1916 total
ing $3,700,000 were mailed yes
terday by the county treasurer.
In all, $1,000 statements were
sent to taxpayers of Pierce
county.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-02-05
FLASH Z s

PRESIDE. Tex.-Carranzistas
are entrenched today outside
Ojinaga, opposite this city, in ex-
pectation OF an attack by a small
army of Villistas.
OTTAWA-The Dominion gov
eminent has rounded up several
scores Of foreigners in connection
with the investigation of the mys-
FERROUS fire which destroyed the
parliament building.
WASHINGTON, y - Scores
tary Lansing and Pa, lent VIII
son are scheduled for conference
today to decide on the govern
ment's stand regarding the Ger
man prize ship Appam.
BERLIN-American Ambassa-
dor Morgenthau in statement
today TO news agency said that
food conditions in Turkey were
about normal.
SEATTLE-Fire caused by the
Swift 4 Co. Drug building threat
ened an entire block before il was
extinguished, entailing a loss OF
200.
VALLEJO, Cal.-The entrance
of Secretary Daniels into the in
vestigation of the disappearance
of the navy code book from the
destroyer Hull leads newspapers
to believe the loss is of greater
importance than officials will
admit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-02-05

Step

1T a young man or
young woman can
master self to the ex-
tent of studying and
practicing economy
as well as making the
proper distribution Of
time, the first big
step to success will
have been accom-
plished.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-02-05
Puget Sound
State Bank

II. N. Tinker, pres; w. w.
Newschwander, cashier; Pet
err Richardson, asst. cashier;
Carl e. Lindquist, asst. cash.
In own building, at 1116
Pacific ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-02-05
IT ak O. the Times :.

The eity-owned Lake Burien
carline at Seattle. which runs
through hilly section to Three
Tree Point, kept operating during
the storm. The Stone q Webster
lines all stopped. "old Reliable"
must sound funnier than ever 10
Seattle ears.
Our idea OF something
funny Is an English newspa-
per knocking the Russian
censorship.
We thought the snow had
blockaded city politios. too, but
now the candidates are declare
ing" themselves stronger than
ever.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-02-05
WEATHER

Tacoma: Rain or snow tonight
and Sunday, not SO cold tonight.
Washington: Same west, snow
east portion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-02-05

just because there is another
two months before the city pri-
mary, don't consider that a suffic-
lent excuse for delaying to register.
Remember those 11th-hour jams.
Don't let Old Man Procrasty get
you.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-05
VIEWS OF LENDERS
ON ZONE PLANS
Their Opinion Sought on Heights
Of Buildings and District
ing Of City.

Tie Advisory Council or Reei Estate
Interests has called conference ~
representative Of financial institution,
70 consider the plans which have been
nrenarcd by INC commission on build
mo districts and restrictions for lint
ag the heights Of building and DIS
,gict.ng Ike city into zones.
The purpose Of this nicotine IS 20
discuss the merits OF the plans from
the viewnoints OF lenders upon mort
gaces snd the effect which their adop-
ION will have upon general mortGaG"
conditions in their tendency 10 stabii-
izc property values throughout the CITY
and 20 gradually decrease the possip
itv Of shifting values. The approval o.
these plans h. the BOARD Of hstimsi'
is looked upon - very essential by.
number of lending Institutions. and tho
plans have been carefully anal zcd AMI
studied By the officials of various So w.
ings banks. trust, life insurance. utI"
and mortgage companies throughout
the city.
The meeting will be held in the board
room OF the Equitable Life Assurance
Society on Wednesday a. $3.50 p. m.
Cyrus {. Miller. chairman Of the cXecu-
tive committee of the Advisory Council,
Wil preside. ana Among 'HI nt"'
.peakcrs are former President Of the
Board Of Aldermen NcAneny, Charles
d. Norton. first vice-prcsidert Of I'll"
First National Bank; Burt l.. Fenner
of McKim. Mead & White; otto VI.
Edit. of Marc Edit & Son: william
! Wilgus. consulting engineer; John
\. Pulleyn. controller Of the Emigrant
Industrial Savings Bank. and Henry A.
Schcnck. president Of the Bow"ry Ssr-
ings Bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-05
WEEKEND COVERING
STEADIES COTTON
Trading Quiet-Liverpool Re
ports Japan Has Ordered
100000 Spindles.

The cotton markct was very quiet
yesterday. but showed a stesdier tone
on covering for over the week end snG
ONE trade buying Of the near months.
May contracts sold IN from ll.50c 20
ll.64c. and the general list closed very
steady 81 a net advance Of . 20 Z
points
Liverpool was appointing. and the
market here opened a. unchanged
prices 20 a decline Of > points. with
active months selling > to s points
net lower during the early trading
offerings were light. and prices soon
steadIed or scattered Wall street AMI
local buying. while it was opposed ina.
little buying here by spot houses
represented covering Of hedges against
small sales OF spot cotton in the South.
The demand was by no means active
or general. but offerings were light.
and the market closed within q point
or two of the best.
kct in Liverpool. and indicated thai the
decline there had been due 10 little
hedging. There seemed TO be no hedge
selling around the local ring. and re
cent Sdvices from the South have sug-
acsted renewed stcadiness IN the spot
situation since the recent scattering
liquidation. Resctionary sentimer,
may have been promoted mere during
The morning by evidences OF activity
~ new crop mill construction. both DO
this country and abroad
4 cable from Manchester said that
an order had been received from Japan
for 100000 cotton spindles. II was
reported also that number OF new
mills had been projected IN this couu-
try during February. There vas no
change in the general character OF the
news from the South. and il IS still 700
carly for the trade 70 form any definite
opinion Of the coming acreage. The
most general disposition has been 20
lOoh for an increase. a compared with
last season. on the ground that prices
have been attractive, and that planters
rcre likely 10 be Influenced by . nope
thaf peace would come before the cno
OF nest season. In some quarters re-
cent advices and developments have
somewhat modified this expectation.
and a prominent Eastern belt spot firm
says that the decline in Prices has III
fucnced the attitude of farmers. The
acreage may be considerably affected
by market developments during the
next thirty or sixty days. and there
appears 20 be growing conviction
around the local ring that the course
of the cnd-scason market VII depend
very largely on new crop prospects.
The loca. market for spo. cotton wa
quiet and . points lower. ~ ll51c for
middling upland; sale ul.
Range OF price,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-05
BROOKLYN BUYERS
TO IMPROVE SITES
Apartments Planned for Plots
Dwelling Houses Sold.

The Realty Associates have sold n
their Brooklyn new automobile drive
way development. in Crown St. the FOL
lowing easy Housekeeping homes A:
70. Isl Crown 81. 10 Mrs. Sarah VI.
Higgins. ls6 Crown 81. 70 Miss Ida T..
Chadwick and ~ Crown ST.. now in
course of erection for delivery early
this spring, 10 Mrs. Anna X. Moehllng.
The owners will erect private garages
on the rear OF the lots.
Louis Gold and Samuel Teplitz have
bought fifteen lots on the north side o.
Parkside av., between Flatbush and
Bedford avs. and will Immediately be
gin the erection OF six siNteen family
modern apartment building.
Charles +. Rickerson has sold 'SO
Union st. two story brick stable. OF
. plot 22x95 feet. for the estate Of
Sara A. McCarty 20 Sage Bros. who in
tend 70 use the building IS an Office and
warehouse.
The McInerney Klinck Realty Com
ranv have sold the two story and store
brick business building on the cast
side Of Flatbush av.. 100 feet north %
Beverly Road. on a plot 20XlO0 feet
for Walter 4. Lusher 10 client for
investment.
Frank A Senver & Co. Inc. have
sold. with Herbert J. Callistcr. plot,
4OxI0a feet. on the south side OF slst
ST.. 100 feet west Of Fourth ~. and
q plot l0Oxl0g feet. on the north side
o. sd st.. 100 feet west of Fourth a..
These were sold COR George Avcrell TO
a builder TOR improvement.
The Buckley Horton Company have
sold $50 Myrtle AZ, n three story
brick store and ha,house building. for
the Brooklyn Trust Company 20 a
client for Investment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-05
FLOUR AND MEAL.

= nc -four market Wa inactive. with buyers
apparently better supplied as result " the
isrreascd purchase during thc last week -
, IN DAYS. RYE FLOUR quiet, fair 20 good.
SG 40ds5.65. choice 20 fancy. 5000 So b.
CORNNEAL steady Kiln dried. Siio. NJ
MEAL steady: fine white and yellow. el.'v
cdarsc. 1855. FEED. city. quiet bran. "u.
e12 50: 100 10 sacks S2i; heavy mlddiufs eo.
$3.50: -four niddlinVs do. t52; red dor
-four, $40 lb sacks. S33. Western quiet
hrs.D. 100 N sacks S22.lOh SI3.'0. stan iart
r,,ddlings do. S24H $500: -four middhngs do.
~. 500 $50 red dog lour. li0 Ib sacks.
5 ~ 5OM 500 oilmcal. S36.5Od s3l.
sThe provision market was only moderately
sof;vc. but price were firm owing 10 small
offerings and the continued strength IN the
hec position Receipts Of hog 20 Chicago
,esrc y 900 estimsted for Monday. 3O'oo''
> a. for next wce.. 10000; kansas Ciiyy. re
cei,cd 800. and Omaha. $500. PORN = lrn'.
N.sx. SEGA scott. family. sZ-d 81. thor'
q or s2iMs23.50. BEE STEADY. H'-a.
sT,6isf7.5O: family. Sls.5o0 $3.50; packet
81. .5Cffsls.50 extra India. mes. $50 e-t.
DRESSED HOGS STEADY Bacons. o. So
So lbs. i2c: 100 lbs. L. &C: 40 To-. IT,. 81
Wigs, i2tsc CUT MEATS Picked belize.
ffr1: 10 lbs. l8tlml3aic. T. lbs. 1910 Il
lbs. i2s.c Picked hams. steady. quoted.
si,td f5c. TALLOW Finn. Special, e. 9c.
City. steady: country, Si249c. LARD
lt-In. Middle West. lo.otfl lp.,'c. City
ard. steady: quoted. l0'~m lol-c; refined
ard. firm Continent. ll.s5c. south AineI1ca.
if5jc Brazil kegs. l2.55c compound. 'rm'
quoted lOaa "a he. SIEARlNt STEADY
Olec. l0isc. city lard, s,cariDc. u 'sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-05

BEET GHEFNS. hos. tocHSl BASKET
$3.50: ,tCIMRFBS. 80 :. d1z ,5c0sI.25.
40 o.. f00 zoe. pNNDELlON GREENS. hos
sl4aTS,, LETTUCE, Boston. strap. ST.,
nsf.... MINi, doz burchc-. sou 60c
MUSHROOMS. white. 3 lb basket. 1920
>f.6O. cream. >1.1-0Si.fO. brown. STA
Sf.25. buttons. .5c0 81 fat and opens sou
zoe: RADlSllES. leO bunchcs. S2USf. RHU
BARB. Mich. do1 hunchc. 25H 5Oc East
rrn. bunch of DO stalks. t00 SOC - stalks
So state. doz small buuches. 5Of>65c TO
MATOES. 100. lOI45c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-05

BID. Ak. 1879. As..
Mains Ex...l39 ~ Ios 4 N...I.lt. ~.
Am AZ Oh. ., o.: Ma Sos. ~
Al S = ctls N io5 MAJ Den -. %. -
oo u c.s.lla 10 90 p--f l9 10,
4 90 q +, pflls'' lls'. NJ a So To-. - - e
Am coal % 20 90 PFC, - go,
Nm - j. i lS.s ilS.s MSf% SSM pf-I-. ~
Am 60, Oil W. eS's 10 l. L.. o.. 3.
Io pref. 'yi q le3 No j. I... -
N >n II ~ L. g.. % H No I'll q T.. %, s.
ao pref. g. 4. Nash a Ch..lco iu
Am Ice Sec. -. - Nat Biscuit 10 i-i.
tm IAn pf. 3ei. ios. Va; T. d =. 90
Ann : - Il Sei4 So DO pref. o. ss
DO pref...io5 1854 M OF Misipf - :.
Am T q c.. - 90 10 "a pref. 80. g..
s 81 nw 100 l0'i, Ma g & s. ~ =
A A.,, W E. 2f 70 %. o. Dc 2 cSs t. ~
AS " ist ~ % . go lst Pref e 81
Al O. L..... ZOE 10 90 ri pref. - bf
Bad 10 " 100 ~ y s poes.. lSo'. ~.
Beth steel -. ~ y /. q " ll4s i3
DO prsf....loo 10 Y q a w. Ilis =
Bsvn r r. - ~. Noif south. - ~.
Bush Torn II ll9,s North Am. - ~
Buttcrick .. 2sie Ni. Pa Coast. - -
can south. SS4 - do ist pref 20 lli
Case = p.f - KY DO y prof. - ~
a. Of 10 80 Pac Tel & j. ~ ..
cent j. rf...ly's IN do pref - -
e. & Ilo' ~ I'ats' p'.. -. -
chic o Al - PEG 4 Las ID -,
20 prri 80. ~ Poo Gas & . ie5'' lc'
chic - ". ~ lS l. g G. - l. 20 =.
fNGS'f pfl-s's - 10 PREF gee. 81 ~
cnir q w. i.5 "a feu Mon -
do ulef 10 i'' 10 ~ pi'l. ~
9 - PM&0 IL IA Iitts s.. - ~ -.
60 rei'I'S =, p,,i,, g OF ~ ~ ~ ~
{ '&rt l. - - I'hli.iah .-..i".
lo pref. 20 o.. ~ ~! - ~ ~ ss ,
Ciuett-Pea Il Read let - a. -
10 j. III, ''' 90 "a I.,t; -. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-05
ON THE CONSOLIDATED

A u-uAl r., the weekend. there Ha
a good deal o. cvening-UD Of c0ntraCt
or the Con olidated Exchange. Price
acre irregulsrly changed. Ner'ca'
Petroleum. after reaction 20 9t's. ac
vanced 90 1905. with a turnover o
ABOUT $500 shares. CruciOle Steel
lowest VS. 13is American LccomofIf'
Ioll IA so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-05
Oprn. High. Low.
JINTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
Sow York. March 8. 1915.
III UTTER.

Receipt. as Dtgs. Creamery, extras M,
-el. 81 qm3tc. higher scoring. ~ 1H3sc
'-vir. 2fiem s6c seconds. aii4W3ic. thirds.
~ Jei.c: creamery. held. extra i'l scorol.
If2Zc higher scorins. 3, NJ btc first.
ID I2lc seconds. 2fti 1Oc third. y5rt2.,
f...s dairy. finest. 35N Soc gOod fo prime.
r1IBsc. common % fair. lbW 3Ic- reno
..fod. extras. 26NZ6hc. frr. 25n25igc
, o. grade. Z3WIfc. imitation creamery.
o.. 2fm2silc. lsdics. current make. first.
.fZgf.c sccOnds. Zzisc lower grade. xlft
packing stock, current make. me, -zc .
yfle lower crude 2OffHIr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-05

Futures opened quiet, 90 points lower
with sales on tho call 100 tons. Trading
throughout the morning was dull and mac
i've and the market closed quiet unchanged
- points net lover. with total sales 1850
fons Range Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-05

COIIONSEED OIL.
Ye,e

(. The market for cotton seed oil was again
-rong and higher. closing with net gains of
: 20 . points Range Of price
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-05

Special Liverpool cable spot cotton dsll .
alcs. 1000 baics. speculation and export.
100. American. 5000. Imports. 1900
American. 1000. Nid-u7and. 7.s3d. lu'-
urcs opened quiet. but steady. 2m3 points
advance. closed steady 81 net decline "
..H@ points, Nar-Apr. l.61 81 MAIL une.
..,ai.d Ju'y-Aug. 1.5A PED: Ocf-Nor. ,.f4d .
.i.u-i'eit I'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-05

Tfn .nFILr1 TNi-. f l...s ..l 80.
flnHf. o. Wooster sf Ia. flais af 49, ~
meme fo amIc f.ihr11 saul J. Hcirep n,
president
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-05
INACTIVE STOCKS.

the following table gives the closIn.
bid and asked prices Tor stocks which
are listed but which were not dealt ID
on the Stock Exchange Saturday:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-05
MAY ANn STRAW.

The situation IS without furiher change TO-
Cay. Market is pretty hare Of most qua'lie'
OF hav though there afe st.. ONE "he,lhR ,
of the undesirable goods which have hurdcned
The market for 40 long. Rye tFaw tcaH5
HAY. large baled. Timothy $50 4. ton. S-o0
"a. No 8 to No ?. S20d221. .lopins. SIS .
fancy light clover mixed. ,-i"s2i No
clover missed Slo.50NS-l.,U. lower grade
lover mixed. Sl$ufls. no o. ado hay, si'"
80. STRAW. rye $50 4. Sli.l0" SD.
l~mau bale, about elUs, gadcr arec'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-05

milk fancy. twins ,f.0l-a,c. ch-ddars.
f4iemls7sc: daisies .Wiect lowc
America 1oi.m20c. state skins. held sp--
ciale. l6N 6'fc. current make specials. ''"
l5f.c. fresh. choice 1919 Itftc: iar +"
good. l30 l4r. 'ou cr grade -ff l-r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-05
Gowanus Canal District.

This is an industrial area adjacent 20
the Gowanus Canal. Il is bounded ap-
proximately by Hamilton av.. south
from LuQuer ST.. east on 18th St, north
on Fourth av wne' on Atlantic a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-05
PRODUCE AND
+ GRAIN PRICES
Wheat Quiet and Lower at
Closc-Corn Shows 1sc.
Decline to 1sc. Advance.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Sew York. March q. 1916.
WHEAT

WHEAT
Wheat was only moderated active and
operations we're largely IN the form Of even
ing up contracts. sellers were little more
aggressive than the buyers, hovc' or. and dur
hg N. greater part of the day values were
andc- the previous close and final quotation.
- sc not lover
The Liverpool market vas about 'teady. oot
.-sding was dull as buyer abroad are "p-
ra~ently less apprehcnsive regarding lNl.''
,ppphes owing 10 increased oN-rt 'ron IN
Southern Hemisphere The d""e'll. oa,"
,,s,;on il stiU .crv much complicated Dog ir-
regular traffic condition.
The export demand wa. slow and 40 he.
business was reported. In the locel e.
market No ] durum vas quoted al s..'-
No hard. Sl2Ias No 7 Northern uulu'".
81 .26s. No Northern Manitoba. Sl.li . ".'
a New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-05
NEW NoHk CITY BONDS.

.Courour D.. ?, .isr scar.@. - 'ir'f '
i-r.1. tFlsin registered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-05
The Coney Island District.

\ section adjacent 20 the Coney lsl-
and drainage canal and 70 the railroads
crossing il, in which number of fac
tories are now located, has been set
apart for industry. II is bounded ap-
psoyimately a follows: North on
Stillwell a.. from Surf sv.. east on
Az. Y. south on Gravesend av., east on
A.. I. north on East 18th s., east on
A.. V. south on East 18th ST., east on
10Th =. aud West End az, west OF
Mermaid az. and Sheepshead Bag Road.
south on West 9th ST.. west on Surf
1. LII u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-30

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-30

ten picr Sabre so cntihcIocn m0 70
aeiuiiicnbait bat cr iciuc oil rcdt un
an8cuebmcn 45ilidten eriiillt olB
lcinc llrt1oilc mw 3meiual pom 9lp
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mcacn aaui 8ermafliaigcr &orqcDcu
in Die ne oit olmh 3lial oeuuidei
meroeu, Dor ION ciiirt unroen alid
ter 1can iit oer 9niidi oaB cr sans
aeraliiae Griubrln9cu mdbrgno ser
lcticu uier Sa6re geid0pii Dot DOS
mirtlidlc ye0cu Ser Qleuid6cii oiicn
bart lid o6nc 3uciicl cinem soIije
ridtcr mc1r mie uocno elmer anoe
rem GcrlolJ ialie ser 20 ie6r be
liebtc @oo ocs nor00iillcn 1i
iiriits NIT ieincn letten @orlcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-30


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Scr @iorine 9'rcicrreo nno Commons.
sic @reierrco iucgeu ieHs @nntte
iibcr go. lm0 iHcgen oie Commons
pon 20 dni 25. Ger Nnnoel in Die
lem glnsgabcn mar Dcinabc icperbalt,
unO miro enlightenment ooB bic 1iI'
iercnjen Ger WcieaiAdit U0llig bci1c
lagi limo. Sincere guenabcn marcn
iidlt in GROCER 9,a1ira1c mo ldicn
Der Niartib icrn ie5r idmoh 3u iciu.
glocf lpdtcr iiicgcn jueitflaiiiae Spc.
5iolitdten mic C0tiacr @crtbpapic
re- Geirocum imo 9iotorc oie bis
olhin ucruanldiiigt la0cn nm > bis
4 9unfie. STANDARD 9ltticn 6ielten
ia aui loren alien Bldben u. e.
Steel piocriano Dem 0rd Ger
NiariiidnB nor lieiig un0 bic
BONDS iiorl.
9ui Ser Baltimore 9oric 6erri6te
m1brcno ocs aciiriacn tu5en Cages
rcle9 yc0cn mo ianocu quite lhiidbc
IN Del lmo glnlaAo Ncrtbcn iiati.
0ic 9loiumgcu marcn jnirieoeniicl
len0 ino ihloB ser N'orIt ieit bel
1utcn llnicrion.