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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-17
rIrCTRIC Ro>D & SHARE co.

prTFTKRTD STOCK DIVIDEND 10 70
New York. April 2. 1916.
The regular quarterly dividend 81 one
and one ha't a. ecl per cent on the re
erred stock n ELECTRIC BOND AND
stTARF COMPANY has been declared:
,syahio Mey J. 1916. 20 stockholders or
-ecorI ~ tho close ~ business April H..
rqfs H. VI FRANCIS. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-17
MODEL HOMES
AIM IN CHELSEA
Plan Is to Keep Employees
in Greenwich Mercantile
Section, Too.

Bringing the work Of thousands OF
employees of the big establishments IN
the central mercantile district closer TO
home by providing for the building of
apartments in the Greenwich and Chel-
sea sections in zone to be set aside
for residential purposes is part Of the
task the Central Mercantile Associa-
tion has set itself On Wednesday
night at its annual dinner in the Aldine
Club, 200 Fifth Avenue, plans for
model business district will be dis
cussed
The association hopes in the model
district TO eliminate the unnecessary
friction in industry and commerce due
to unscientifc methods and lack of CO
operation. It's industrial surveys OF
the city and the central mercantile dis
trict are 10 be used as bases for the
constructive programme.
By building homes close 10 the places
OF employment it is hoped 20 do away
with the waste Of time, energy and
money entailed in long trips to and
from outlying districts. Through real
estate operators IL is planned to erect
in the model section special structures
TO accommodate trades and industries.
Tentative plans include develop
ment along transportation and real es-
tate lines as well Merchants and
manufacturers are working with rail-
road and steamship officials 10 insure
the maximum efficient use of the dis
trict's shipping facilities, which in
cludc the Chelsea docks and the freight
and passenger service Of many OF the
largest railroads.
Joseph f. kean, secretary of the as
ISOLATION. says the industrial survey
reveals that so per cent OF the people
entering New York reach lower Man
haitian through or near the central
mercantile district. Every railroad line
hut one has freight terminal in the
area, and the docks rent for more than
half of Msnhattan's total dock rev.
enues.
In addition TO Mayor Mitchell and
other city and state officials, Clsrkson
Govt, president OF the Central Mercan-
tile Association, will speak az the din
ner, as will Louis Wiley, James v.
Barry and r. Ross Appleton. Directors
to be elected for two years 1t the
meeting are ~ohn Buckle, J. W. A.
Davis, James {. Fins. William 7. Ev-
ans, Robert Kanter, Theodore II.
Lamprecht. reelected. and J. II. Gan
non, jr, of the Butterick Publishing
Company. and Joseph VI. Cushman, Of
J. ". Cushman g. Co., new members.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-17
Railroad Earnings.

Gross earnings Of United States rail-
roads making weekly returns TO "Dun's
Review" continue in satisfactory vol
ume. the total Of roads that have re-
ported for the first week in April
amounting to s5,4ll $50. an increase OF
1871 per cent, as compared with the
corresponding period a year ago. The
marked expansion in earnings OF i'm
portant systems reflects an enormous
movement of freight and indicates the
prevalence Of generally active indus
trial and commercial conditions
throughout the country.
Following are given gross earnings
Of United States railroads reporting for
the first week in April and gain as com
pared with earnings Of the same roads
for the corresponding period year
ago: also roads that reported for the
same week in the two preceding
months. together with percentage Of
gains over last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-17
WEEKLY SUMMARY or BOND SALES ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE

hk OF
h
NJ rm
..s21,7 sN63 lin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-17
Money Rates Still Low.

Monetary conditions locally made no
response 10 the previous loss of re-
serve in this city or the increased ten
sion in our international affairs. Call
loans were made above per cent on
only one day of last week, and fixed
date funds on stock market collateral
were in good supply at terms I'M
changed from those so long prevailing
The trainers Of the new banking act.
through gradual transfer Of reserves
20 the regional institutions from the
banks at reserve and central reserve
cities, intended 20 lessen the accumu-
lation Of the countrys idle funds in
New York. The process has only be-
gun. and in time Of much idle money did
not tell on the supply here. Now that
there is greater employment for funds
throughout the country the effect Of
this legislation may be more pro-
nounced.
Business conditions are everywhere
most favorable. Even If. as was indi-
Gated again last week. war orders are
from now on TO be received in small
amount because the Allies are taking
so large proportion OF their own sup
plies, the profits OF the contracts al
ready placed remain. Raw material is
needed abroad and IL in great demand
here The Steel Corporation in its re
port Of untitled orders at the end Of
March has shown an increase IN the
month Of over $50. 900 tons. bringing
the total up 10 1881 900 tons, enough
10 provide business for the rest OF the
year Great Britain has placed further
large orders for copper here. and the
two biggest producers are understood
10 have sold their output for six or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-17
BONDS.
Central Plans l43d St. Station.

A new passenger station may be
erected by the New York Central Rail
road along its right Of way between
l43d and l4Sth streets. to house Offices
OF the company and TO be used a. a
terminal for many OF the trains coming
from the West. Connections will be
made with the old and new subways.
which will intcrsect at this point. The
Highways Department of The Bronx
has issued permission to the railroad to
erect temporary bridge. with n thirty
foot roadway and walk. just west Of
the present bridge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-17
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

STATE or NEw YORK. OFFICE OF THE
Secretary % state. -.
THIS CERTIFICATE. issued In dupli-
.atr Ir-orv cert lss that the LOTHBCRN
v..prffATE INC "a domestic stock cor
,oraft.r naa fied in this once on this 3l-t
ssy 81 March. 1915. papers for the Noluu-
.srv die40.ution % such corporation under
se.ffon g1l n fhe Genera Corporation Law,
and thar a. appears therefrom that such
corporation has complied with said section
% order 90 Doe dissolved.
WITNESS my hand and the sea- OF once
p enc Secretary q state. - the CITY or
Albany. This thirty-frsf day Of March, one
thousand nine hundred and sixteen.
terzr g. " TAFT
second Deputy Secretary Of state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-17
PUTNAM HEADQUARTERS~S
New Company to Operate s"i'''
of Carmel.

The Smalley Inn Of Carmel p...
General Israel Putnam, TOT r;liuH
nam County is named. had n'' .,.,sS
headquarters during the Re'0'u, !, r,s.
War. has been sold to the Carmel w.
pany. a., sus
Senator Charles +. Murphy; "a sc
i large IS a p'f' operate the 6O'sI; ,SSsst
purchased from the neys - ,resssr
Cornish. Eugene Y. 0ole' ,.rss n.
of the new organization. snns isw
trait Of General Putnam Is w.. d,ys y
inn to commemorate the MAJ! ssri ~
spent there. The old msnss.sA =
yemsin in charge for ths 0s~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-17
Public Utility Notes Sold.

The Union Railway. Gas and Electric
Company has sold to T.. ". Clark & Co.
and Hodenpyl. Hardy & co. an issue of
50 900 900 three-year 3 per cent notes,
which are being offered for subscrip
ton on a basis TO yield 5.55 per cent.
This company is a subsidiary holding
company OF the Commonwealth Power,
Railway and Light Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-17

the rate Of s francs for dollar for
only a day or two. Such low levels
were reached for seven successive days
before recovery was seen on Friday. At
the end Of the week the rate had risen
20 5.99 and had dropped back to around
SOB again. In London. where French
exchange had been greatly depressed,
there was similar movement on Sat
urday. II is expected that there will
be a credit negotiated in London as
uell aQ bero
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-17
NOTICE or ,>>r,I MEETING.

meeting - s,nckhoiders o. u BOZ. BIZ,
q co. rNC. 1ll be- held 80 %. p's .,.,,.
ofice O, the company ioi p1-r s,.t, :.
Borough ~ Manhattan. chy ana ,,,s .
New York. on th, ist day ~ MAJ 49,, a.
three O'Clock in tho Afternoon o. -. ,rs,,
FOR the election OF directors ana "a
action OF such other husines,.
properly come before such ueessss
Dated. New York. April y. lar.
RICHARD J. DWIGHT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-17
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of Nariou,
Corporations.

Directors % the Dallas Electric Com
pany have deferred payment OF the
semi-annual dividends OF 3 per cent on
the first preferred and 2'z per cent on
the second preferred stocks. which or
dinarily would be paid in April. The
board issued statement 20 sharehold-
crs which says: During 1915 earnings
showed large decreases due 70 jitney
competition and unsatisfactory bust
ness conditions. Since last July moder-
ate regulation Of the jitneys has been
Boo force. which. with Improvement IN
general business conditions. resulted
in gross Of the company for February
and March Of this year showing gains
over 1918"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-17
Southern Utilities.

The Southern Utilities Company has
issued i's annual report 70 stockholders
for the year ended December 81, 1915.
The revenue account gives gross earn
ings for the year. amounting 20 81 ,O59,-
$40, which was nearly / per cent less
than was earned In 1914. Costs for op-
GRAFTON and taxes during the year were
reduced almost Gper cent. and net earn.
ings % $5lO.ZJJ were 1920 per cent
above those Of the year preceding. Sur
plus after payment % underlying
charge, bond interest. etc, discount
on bonds and notes and providing for
the sinking fund totailed yls7.SSg Re
serve for requirements and renewals
amounted 20 1850. and after deduct
ing SlDC.O5D preferred stock dividends
pad during the gear. the balance Of
sfrpius var SjSta9. and The total ac.
cgmulated surplus a. u December q.
1913, was $Zl5,lg0. The company paid
Tor add ltons. Improvements and better
ments sleI.5gg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-17
REVIEW OF THE
FINANCIAL WEEK
Some Apprehensive Sell
ing of Stocks Over Ger
man and Mexican Crises.
DECLINE CHECKED:
LOSSES NOT LARGE
French Exchange Receivers from
Acute Weakness on Word OF
Coming Loan Here.

After a few days Of hesitation and
small markets the possibility that at
last We we're TO sever relations with
Germany and the increasing gravity or
the Mexican question brought R good
deal Of apprehensive selling toward the
latter part Of last week. This was
principally from the holders Of specu-
lative accounts for rise who decided
TO take losses, or limited profits, rather
than 10 risk a possible season OF wide
spread liquidation. From markets OF
only a little above 100000 shares. daily
totals were doubled and prices broke
sharply until banking support was
necessary
When the German note on the Sus-
sex, instead Of the absolute disavowal
looked for. turned out to be clumsy
attempt to dodge responsibility 1T ap-
reared that IL ever firm action was to
be expected from Washington the time
lad come. News dispatches published
from the capital spoke of an ultimatum'
but private advices. OF which the Street
was full. told of determination TO put
an end TO the farce that has occupied
us in nearly year Of futile CORE
spondence since the deaths on the
Lusitania. Political pressure, as con
vention time approached and the Presi-
Dental campaign drew nearer, seemed
10 many 10 offer sufficient reason for
p more vigorous policy at Washington.
The complication in which we were
involved in Mexico came at time most
onnortune 10 cmbarrass our govern
ment in its dealings with Berlin. Wnen
the Vaccinations Of the widespread
German propaganda here arc consid-
cred this appears more than mere CO.
incidence. The raid Of Villa across the
border. the request OF Carranza that
our punitive expedition be withdrawn
and the attack on our forces at Parrsl,
all NAV we'll be the result Of the same
b-ains that have been guilty Of so many
crimes against peace and order in this
country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-17
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
NOTICE OF ANIMAL NEETIN6

Notice Is hereby given that =, assv.e
nual meeting - stockholders OF
CUTLERY & HARDWARE co, ~ ~. -.
De- held 90 the principal o,rce Q, y, Va,
pany. loi Duane street borolsn % =, y.
haitian. CITY and STATE Of New fo,.,s.
LIST day % NAY 1915. 40 four V.,.-.,s
the afternoon % that DAY. for tn' :, a..
OF directors and the transscton ~.
other business az may properly o'"'
such meeting
Dated S.w York. April J., isis.
KIEHAND 4 nMlEUI s,ll,.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-17
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

NORFOLK & WESTERN RAILWAY 90
The Board Of Directors has declared
-Ifsrfsr'r dividend rf ONE FER 'ENI upon ue
Adjustment Preferred A'ooS OF me 'omps'y. pa
..r A. -f. ,-oe - ffs Company. Commercial
T-r.t Building Philadelphia Pa. or and s'is'
W.. 10 1910 % the Adjustment Pretefre1 stocs
FOLDERS as registered e. TIE doe o. business Ap'''
o. 1910 .... e.--..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-02
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
IN Answering ads. Pleas. Mention L,@s:

FOR SALE . houses from 10 rooms
each. modern; on terms to suit puicha'-
.r bargain ~ owner, Peer iHmsl'v.
221 Baltimore lildg
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ErIuNNN RELEASED Ip,u failure
NJ tH' sui, iH prov, in,' n alleged
criminal ou'Hflnn un Marie Fischer
which caused her death. We. rnurrrs.
ssf, u. charles Nrimouu Ac.usod
uh,sicipr. vas freed ON ohnrrv ut
mplpm.i.r, Monday afternoon In '.v
,uuti of Justice rHrr
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mol, p,,i,f,.L u,rt,f NrsN iNr NU".s
NnN u.ooks pii liInbeih Arnold
Nfs " Mnibtvs.n NJ Maurum Nas 'h'
hnncr sues, pi ,p afternoon n, auction
siy.r Mond,, hy Nf' ~ u Wallace ava
vt. ! tfnnkln vhss,aIr ~ M" hur'" Z"
Nt. wallace IN" NNu'o 0n' bower
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and prrust sct tu Mis M,iih'Wson. in"
honor sic.i and f, handkerchief holder
4, silver IN Ms 4 " ilHl" HurF's ni
tho occasion vrtr Mm~s y " Williams.
Theodore " Uttrr bivard Hon oman,
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Misses Marie Wallace cleo uN.H ed
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THE0S0PHIST LECTURES
WILL BEGIN WEDNESDAY

Twins s ynups'. national lecturer ~
iHr TlruslpUi,sI su irii viii brgn Wed.
Uvsitt rishi N 'ps snsl hangur, foom
~ iHr Toe liuy tins hn,yl series " ler.
iu.rs nr various suhir,ts That ~ Wed.
uraia. will Hs The inaesn Nufll and
How 10 s Explored
ia.H evening thereafter ihs 'ulovins
lecture. vii b. delivered ir the nfier
rswtI The N,s'eft nf Slsep The
,siss sni The ufest Avsksnins The
Inner MsannN " The War and The
Garment " ,icd vin b. delivered 10
ihr afternoon anil evening ~ SUNDAY.
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AUTHORS WILL READ
OWN COMPOSITIONS

V.wh.. coy thr ,N,td1uNH ,U'hn's
tuN VI ipI iNrf obi' compositions
pt thr annual J.uurf o' w., urgsnit,iIn Inu
:. b, held TUESDAY u'rti iu the lur.
lurkina huisr. banquet room
Miss t,cnon Nurfi. oklahoma lIi.
Mis- Celeste Rail MAY. blackwell john
e. stark Oklahoma ,tg,. Frank i,ull
rrd. Nrs charles I irp um aud Mise
Mar, \rrru will sprrr nu the rnir'.
isinmsnt program NJ pud NJ. a.
Calvin The Attrr knopu pt tho .Iun
mother" win hy pI,s,uL
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WARRINGTON FORECAST

OKLAHOMA Tonight showers;
Nrdnesda, showers in east portion
KANSAS Rain aud colder tonight
ptnl,ah, followed b fiust IN west puf
iipn. Wednesday Fcnrtal, fnif except
rruiahI, unsettled ip southeast portion
warmer in west portion.
ARKANSAS Tonight and Wednesday
unsettled With showers probable
WEST TENAS Tonight and Nrdnes.
bsf rvWptHIt fair
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'lININ purNk CASES Tho NpE
r,t ,rfHi .,,ms 'n h,,, been mlNcd with
uiNy tut. iuds.ng frw Tine ARRESTS
m.du in. iruuk,uu'. t the police Mon
ubt afternoon 1uu w.M Eleven ,un.
fHIui. N,', Ilrd uu iD. .H'rgr
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ONLY ONE P0llfT
or SIMILARITY
IN WATER PLANS

AR NyoR Ep uNEniIulSrU t,s
WlI been receiving nauN letters
AVN rrrnT ding the water tyisl H.
al, ir several the qi.stinn has busr
pskri
.ff this rnnl Issu, 'a'rf uuyr b,.
rtp Nn, wont ih.t .H. HN hs
tho tnnr pfuuHsIinr -
in feu', iNu ma VI state. chat the
an.t Iuula.', N.iu. slI 'HD Ull and
r,e proposition a -" vhis 'r'm
t.r NwtH Hr4NHu NrI F iH 30
used
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Vital Statistics
p,pr',s

~ ful sIork visits Nr.. HHwt nf We
NHfra ~ tHuI nfIaNN'f .aN " y n.
tFn hir iHs is.ia
Nj, and NJ usofre ~ neir rVer',
ihi,i and and sNHfi.I hnt
NJ and NJ oscar nia0k inna West
California rrl
~ aud NJ iHrr HrHffr me laH
si,th street rrl
Nt and Nts r. " ta, 300 wru ,
avenue capitol H'N hnN
NJ sri NJ john l' Nf,.r e. Issi
Ia,ttriH aFta' a.
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AIS REASON

Nr. - iH wits az the sight uf small
hn, lurInr mnus'fnus bundle NJ news.
rnrsf nsr stniu1 and asked Don't
OH those uapsis make you rfsd
Some tine little neNHir frpIi,d.
,hssfiulb ! cant read Pathfinder.
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The Weather

local FORECAST cloud, and un
settled inmLm and W,du' ,ds' with
.IuV,rs profitable torish
ukt NuuN\ Rain tonight Wrir''.
o., Showers iu east portion
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uusi NJ the summer ni their cottage ou
Lake Washington. where th, hmil, will
have summer frunIuu ~ Npprmsu
vii join the family later in tho season
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-02

MONEY AND METAL
lr.p AND sprLrtH

>,.W youE u,, . lrW = ."'
. so .ps.isr. dull spot ENH' 80 l."1'. No.
i,rf, ii', asked
\, I.ondnu t'pl &C. 10. .I'O' 'N
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S%xOGt.fHvN


'"N'NN'N wv" tNFf
morning ~ the Young Numcns christian
Association rooms wps onH ~ the pfuttia
est NJ the many annual affairs given h,
the organization fish,s ~ hlushlfds
across the rooms. hluchifds In the win.
dows and on tho drspcties. and dainty
huchitd rins given a. souvenirs were
tmhlema,iv II the happiness cniu,sd h,
the TOO guests Who shared IN the pleas
ur's NJ the morning despite the incle
nsnt Weather outside. 4 rtutu.inn ~
ferns and flowers. poitrd sstaniums and
sptins blossom. Of M kinds d-rksd the
numerous tables snmr " witch we're ef.
ranged fuf special PARTIES Amuns tho
latter were those entertained hN Mfs =
fefEusun the rhlls,hea class ~ tho
fifsi Methodist church. the Ready to.
liflp club the Arts And Grams club
Miss sadie Anderson, Ne. " Mrvnv.
Mfs e l. Stssle,. Nj. . NJ Afford.
SUNDAY school class ~ NJ l.ukss and
+, number ~ Others Mts ! l. lsnkir.
chairman II the cafeteria COMMITTEES. Ari
her efficient rufr. oi assistants had ihr
sfiah In rhatfr and mads ii rtss,
auFt.raa
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Market fuf hufsrs . tssfri.fsi pf'n 'nair
- fH. waf f|aHs iH. sound. 700 tuHt f'Hsh
40 3 ,tas Old the toII0siug pu.,s vIs'
vail
tstaIfs hufsss z. tH ~ hands NogllA
yHt. d, sri . iuDh 10 % hands so
what other trade there 10 Ia s'llnt t'los
these prices
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sisna sesA tusnsss srhr-l cns ihss
i,.tHs, ths r.mbus pyf-s si,ism, .si -iii
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nsv ostsies.
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NrH WORK. Nu RAW GAR
IsN centrifugal. tt.,. m"Hftrs 'h.'
refined r,rI. Hrm grrnyln''d a.,
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street
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eepeEsenrArlve sALes


erperseNrA-rve cArrLt SALES
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.


IN NNhWtfInG Nus, TFn" NrH'IUH TTHfs
I cas- roll frW four Or five room
houses n wril located and priced right.
] " RILEY Phone wal 3iN-J-motn.
irrs aud evenings
WANT TO H'Y property on West
FIRST or Srcond street ThoH Hayes.
Elglp okla
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ME- T. = MunfmaN and uiiis dsurh
tore. tilnheih and Mary. wni leave iti
visit Mfs Mcotmans parents. ~ and
Mfs. carter Helm Jones. spendins tho
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ILLUSTRATED CLASSIFIED.

ron value received W promise Nv ic.
liver ~ ne ntdcr NJ anyone desiring
rellRhle ruio. Nnur choice NJ any NJ
uuf trhIil' Ioti ears tpf reasonable
price Remember tcfuE II ,nu wish
Let N explain how Vr frhuiii thsm.
~ Nc vau guarantee them Oklahoma
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