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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-30
Market Fails to Respond
to Favorable News Features

NEW YORK, January 2s.-Favorable
developments far outweighed the ad-
verse influences of the week, In spite
of which the record of that period
vas one of almost steady deprecia-
ton of quoted values. Seldom is wan
street furnished in a brief space OF
time with such a budget of construc-
tive factors as the restored United
States Steel common dividend. accom-
panied by record earnings and liauio
assets; resumption of the regular 81
Paul common dividend and highly
successful sale of New YORK s'a'e
bonds.
To these developments may De aooeo
an undiminished demand for steer, cop
ner and other metals at higher prices,
further substantial gains in railway
earnings and bank exchanges OF sucii
volume as to offer indisputaole PROOF
of excellent general trade conoltiohs.
Securities in Flood.
Among the counterbalancing features,
however. were the unceasing inflow OF
our stocks and bonds from abroad, in
terfering with the usual January IN
yestment inquiry: President wilson
preparedness address, in which the
warning. revival of Washingtons an
ferences with Berlin and signs OF an
approaching strain with Great BRIAN am.
OF equal Importance, marketWise. was
the aggressive attitude of a large shor.
Interest. emboldened BY an attenuated
hull account. The ease with whch
prices of standard stocks ylelaeo 10
moderate pressure and the deliberate
ness Of the decline testified TO weak
ened technical condition. Rails Were
relatively the heaviest features OF the
list. showing at minimum losses OF .
to 10 points from recent levels.
Weakest at Weeks End.
Lowest quotations were recorded on
the final day of the week. when acute
weakness was shown by New Haven
and other issues which have been sub
tect to financial and other embarrass
ment within the past year. War issues
and coppers offered moderate resistance
10 the general trend. but United States
Steel and other industrials of the same
class as well as American Smelling
and few specialties. prohibitive as
to price, also fell away.
International credit conditions mani
tested no material change, rates on
London and the principal continental
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-30
WEEKS RANGE OF PRICES.
Corrected to the Close of Business, January 20,
at the Office of The Evening Star.
Railway and Miscellaneous Shares.


stock
he o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-30
New 900, 600. Credit.

An additional French credit loan of
SIS, 900. 900 has just been arranged by
William p. Bonbright & Co. Incorporat-
ed. who have formed the syndicate for
the absorption of the acceptancss. Last
November the first allotment of $751;
600, 900 was widely distributed among
American banking institutions in the
Ia rger cities and the second INSTALL
ment creates grand total of $780,
100000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-30

RESOURCES.
Gold coin and certificates in vault. 900
Gold settlement fund. ............. ll.04S,oOo
Gold redemption fund ........... PSI 900
Total gold reserve. SIG Co.,. 900
Legal tender notes silver etc., $1,000
Total reserve Observation-Disclosures. SIG O63. 900
Bills Observation-Disclosures . s674sOOo
Bills bought in omen market , 10000
Total bills on hand ..... St. sos 900
Municipal warrants . 100 900
Total earning assets s7o5s 900
banks tnet, ........'..'....'..... So. go ooo
All other resources commencement. 100000
Total resources ......... s25 4s4 900
LIABILITIES.
Capital paid Observation-Disclosures. 1886 900
Government deposits .............. 1897 900
Reserve deposits (nett ............. II ,301 900
Federal reserve notes met. 4S95,O0o
All other liabilities ................ 50 900
Total liabilities ............. s25 ASA 900
MEMORANDUM.
Federal notes issued 10 the
banks Observation-Disclosures. S14 40, 600
Federal notes in hands of
banks ................... $4,000
Federal notes in circulation s14, OJ5 900
Gold and lawful money with agent S916OOo0
Carried to net liabilities. .-........ 1895 900
Accounts of the federal reserve agent at
Richmond are:
Federal reserve notes:
Received from the comptroller. :. SIT 900 900
Chargeable to federal reserve agent II 600 900
In hands of federal reserve agent. 2.57OOO0
Issued TO federal reserve bank less
amount returned to federal reserve
agent for redemption. ............. IA 400 600
Amounts held by federal reserve agent:
In reduction of liability outstanding notes
Credit balances:
In gold redemption fund. - 900
With federal reserve board. ...... s.68o,OO0
As security for outstanding notes:
Commercial paper ............... 527OOOO
Total Observation-Disclosures. $l4 430, 900
Amount of commercial paper deliv-
cred to federal reserve agent....... 54osOoo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-30
MARKET REFLECTS
/ PESS|M|ST|C NOTE
Offers Only Feeble Resistance
to Pressure Exerted by the
/. Professionals.
STEEL, UNDER ATTACK.
CLOSES AT A NET LOSS
Revival of Selling to Be Accounted
for Only by Renewal of Diplo-
matte Apprehension.

NEW YORK, January 29.-The week
ended much the same as it began. with
an excess of pessimism in which stocks
offered only feeble resistance to fur
Their professional pressure. Dealings
were unusually light, but embraced
fairly large variety of issues.
Declines ranged from l to more than
2 points in rails, Canadian Pacific and
New Haven manifesting especial heav-
mess, white coppers and munitions fell
. to and oils and motors even more
Bethlehem Steel at one time showed a
loss of IA on it's decline to ass, but re-
covered to 465.
There were virtually no exceptions to
the lowering trend. losses being only
matter of relative degree. L. 5. steel
was under attack from the outset,
closing at it's recent low price OF u =
q net loss of l Is.
Leaders at Low Level.
Other market leaders were at lowest
prices of the week and some registered
new minimums for the current move
ment Total sales of stocks amounted
to 1850 shares, of which L. 5. Steel
Crucible Steel, Mexican Petroleum, Mer-
camille Marine preferred and New ma
ven formed a very large percentage
On the surface there were no de-
veIopments to connect with the selling,
other than a renewal of apprehehsioli
growing out of the relations between
Washington and Berlin, and some pos
sible tension with Great Britain
sulting from the present controversy
over mail seizures. The usual Weeh
end reviews dealing with trade con-
ditions reported further pressure upon
nroducers while additional railway
STATEMENTS for December were in keep
ing with recent excellent exhibits Ihe
Reading road reported an increase OF
ssI9. 600 in Grating profits Tor tnat
month and the St. Paul gained sl,3o9'-
900 in operating income.
Showing Of the Banks.
For the first time this year. local
hanks showed a small cash loss IN
actual operations. with a moderate
contraction of loans and a decrease OF
.lirhtly over 100000 in reserve. Ex-
change markets were almost at
standstill. the only noteworthy chanse
being further heaviness in marks, win
sympathetic declines in rem1ttances 10
Austria s
The sole feature of the narrow BOND
market was the heavy tradlng IN
Anglo-French IS at 50, unchanged from
yesterdays minimum. Iota! safes VI
bonds (par valued were $2.425,0O0.
United States bonds were uhcnanseo
on call during the week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-30
Local Securities.

Prices on all stocks and bonds listed
on the local exchange are practically
holding their own. Some little invest
ment demand, indeed there is no spec
ulative buying, has attended the five
sessions, Monday being cut from the
exchange calendar out of respect to the
memory of the late Henry Hurt.
The earlier weeks of the month were
all attended with great activity on the
local market, and it was hoped that a
continuation of this buying would
make for better prices.
With stocks slumping on Wall street
it is hard to induce investors to tie up
their funds. and yet those who have
bought this year have no reason for
complaint.
The street railroads have made ex-
ceptionally good reports and assur-
ance is given that the Washington Gas
Company will show the largest net
earnings in the record of the corpora
ton.
There has been some little let-up in
general business during the last week.
perhaps due to the unreasonable
weather, but it has made it harder for
the bankers to keep their funds en-
ployed. Many loans are made at per
cent and from that to 6 per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-30
FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
Under Supervision OF the U. S. Treasury.

Under Supervision OF the U. S. Treasury.
Instead of you paying us to keep your none,
safe for you we pay you 2fd interest on lnactlv
Checking Accounts and 3fl interest on Saving
Accounts, credited semi annually. This is onl,
one of the many reasons why today we hav
over 10000 depositors.
Commercial Accounts Solicited.
You can open Savings Account with
as small a sum One Dollar and
matter how small your YOU
be sure it will be we'll taken of.
You don't have to be of age open
an account here, and married
have their own Individual accounts.
Home Savings Bank,
9TH St. and Mass Ave. NV.
.>-o,rc sh and H SITS. NE
4s6 9TH St SW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-30
| Will Buy

% Capital Traction at SSi4.
% Washington RSvy. pfd. at ~.
% Wash. Rwy. common at S1,..
10 Washington Gas at S4E.
I'd Georgetown Gas at ~.
Is Mergenthaler.
20 LanstOn.
10 Munsey Trust at ~.
100 Continental Trust Co. mt JI?i.
10 y. d w. Steamboat nj I54
lGO Washington Baseball Club mt ~.
3.OoO tany pnrtD Miller Train Control.
% GraphOphOne common.
25 GraphOphOne preferred.
Subject to previous acceptance or
cancellation. All executions for cash
Buying and selling orders on all listed
stocks and bonds solicited
Deliveries for cash at your own hnnk.
THOMAS L. HUME, Broker
l4lO G St., Rooms SON Tel. M. 1916.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-30
Careful, Slow, Methodical.

Almost as tall as Lincoln. in a way
as mild and as meek. Henry Hurt
moved about his daily walks without
fuss or feathers. He usually dressed
in brown, wore an old brown hat.
moved slowly and with considerable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-30
Financial Notes.

Sears. Roebuck & Co. earned 1856
per cent net profit on business of 1915.
Directors of the General Chemical
Company have declared a dividend of
1la per cent on the common stock
The Consolidated Gas Company of
New York earned between liz and ~
per cent on its sl4,0O0.000 stock as
compared with 1912 per cent in 1914
January incoming orders on products
of the United States Steel Corporation
average $4,000 to 10000 tons day
Twenty-one prominent American cor
porations have orders for munitions to
the aggregate of $4,000, 900, 600. These
contracts naturally contemplate ac-
QUESTION of large amounts of material.
equipments, blankets, cloth, boots
harness. horses. foodstuffs. etc 1t has
been the one big business of this coun-
try for fifteen months.
Chicago is buying commercial paper
at per cent. Money is very plentiful
To Push for Trade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-30
To Push for Trade.

The Americas. published by the Ma
tional City Bank. has this to say:
From a number of independent
sources comes the information of prep
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-22

grunb in feinsm etib pur6riii,l
I'm mil 10 lpiIbtr Slut boB sr NIT
,intn i6auerIittn qufidrei 5uyilt'
fnlt. es miro i6m rot Dor Zen
QugtH, feline Sinns umueb,Iu Tt
StunbsnIan9, ToatIaug.
8mtt 3oqe Idq tr 70, sufduie ptr'
6orasn bur6 Elm @tbiiif. 9m brittU
1oas trdumte ser 6nupimnnn Ct
more 80 6aufs in itiHsm bebagIitm
6trrtn3immer, BELT feline SisFto unt
feline ;5rnu IisB ibn gum SoFfes burd
ban 6uuo Dettu. Gtutlin bortt e.
anb bD6 mar Is ibm pis Elm 5rauw
isBt, ods anF1nglide Ittie anurrn
itints b%ierfiiBigen aitblinqs. bas 7t
dlmdhlid al einsm louten @etldii
srbob. Dos rib ibm oi, muotrmim
Quasn OUT. Or inuo iih out fr,itn
Gtlb, fab DIE trtne 6iinoin aber ne
ben iih, bic NIT g,itrdubtsm 92idsu
badr i,Bt iputtro beltt. Ginqt
augmbIide ourdui b.uete ith ,tnt
Ndnnerositalt bahig 81 i'm nieou
risi ms FeIb luut y6ierber, bier
Ger trsriif isius 6auo. itiiBts Iii
nsn aopi un6 fragts nit frtunbliAa
Stimms: yoerr 0oupimann pis gthi
rs SbutH2 no Fno sic Dersuuoei2'
Qlm boz ion iadte uuf cine Srag
tahts uR6 brnhts i'm iorsium fort
1is brdot 9unoin iolgis. ginsr 0ti
Graaleuirdqsr CAB ibr Elm StidGep
5rot neil Fs gar 10 0sr5uugert Gus
'ob, uno i1ots 3u Den unosru: .0snr
Del 6unO uiht gspsieH mare, Batter
mir ben 6auptmunn ni4t bemerfi.'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-22
Ofim Barqain.

@ansc0m Fart 0iltrla an %.
Err nabe Utaion Elm pndp Us
5eitn, m pritfIaiiigem 3aiton5; frills
81 fir Geperntirn ndtig. Dot QraBs
9oae, @oInsimmer. @B5iInmer aro.
Be Bonoihrdnfe mo Slide mf Dem
i. Sfod | iehr groBes mo 5IpcI ge
ralmlige 5%dlai5imnier ft p Sfod,
int Sfo. SnraateaeI5itfa una 9Sa
ldNrei. aae 5N alIluerH polIiala.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-22

CrouqenEoiu, 0om1s Gitp, Ilo,
&trt ser Srutt hlpics Sc5r.
50 100000; cute @a.cgenocit iilr
petulatinn ooer ot,t ais Sent;
II @2eile Bonn Sctuiar; Ser roiH
ggift bia SIM SeeHicr; 5u periou-
lsr NIT ODER o)ue Trght adllfgr
Reiiegeto 5urii t%arit1ttei.
5Ioreuce Neal Gitnte So, Slorcree,
ltebr Gel Tlorcnee BOB l59.
Ill y lG
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Ndtmn9, Oclcoetcn
Scs Ortsuerb0nSes!

8ie 8ele8ut2n un6 gn3eImitgLie
Der Ses CrtshCrbonoes oie IidetS
itir Die Tbeuterooritclung am Iebtan
5onntoo gum Gcrfulf batten limo
ierruoIihit eriudt, enttpe0er in oct
Office Der 9ribiine ooer beint ST.
iiarBiefretor 4ltg 8. 5peft, in Der
5tdotbaae ob3ureduen, 6omit eine
bplIitonoige g5rednun9 ilber Ole
goritellitng redit bolo erlangt mcr.
ben fam.
Bal. 5. Better, gori.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-22
1~lebraska Sarmcm
qinint Qreiie
qeihtc geSinannacn

geihtc Sebinann8en Suiat Efelle
clan GountD, SD ader, b~erbeiert SLID
Sian 6ountp, 294 4dcr, p%erbrcrt ........ %
Gab is nmip, 81 afer. b%erbefert .......... 300
Do0ge Goimtn, 100 ader, b~erbciert ..-.... loo
3oualas Goluip, go @der, %berbeiert ........ 100
GouaIas Goputn 100 ader. %berbeiert. .....,. 90
gor0at Golntp. 3.506 gder. perbenert ..... 10
soft GouHtp, 100 Adcr, p~rbeicrt ........ 90
oolt Gomtp, 500 adcr, SelIan6 .......... 40
adth 9omtp, 969 gdcr, b%erbeNcrt ........ AZ
Nrnbnl Gouutp, t.2s0 ader, berbeHert ...... 20
gincoln Gountp, 155 alder, b%epdiiert ........ 100
Yincoln eountp, 400 ader, b%emdIicrt ........ 80
De96erion Gouutp. 4St ader, b~erbeiert 80. 10
Nance gourtp, 800 older, p%erbeNcrt ........ 75
S~cottsbIuii 6ouutp, 40 ader, bap1iiert -. 60
Sherioon Golultp, 5000 ader. o~erbclert -. 2050
5bermau Gmutp, 2i0 ader. narbefiert ...... so
(honns Golmtp, $50 elder, berbefert ...... 10
sdrti6t uus mir ndbrt G~in5eI6siten, RbOtosrapbicu, SilOer.
papne JnpcItmcnt 60.
Cmaba, Rebrasfn.
0cItihe aorreponOen8 miro p~rouptet eleoiat
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-22
I'm 1ltuItksPeimt

Der GoncOrSia Gamen @eiaaauerein
fat fir Somstog 8 Is. GoDem6er
einen Boil nraeieet Der 8petfellos
gut beiudt lem miro.
3autiagnngsbaa.
an Ganfiaamigstage Ionners-
lag, B. 30. gtobqnber, finoet cin
4nfiugingsboa itatt, ser ianlos
au DerOeu periDri6t.
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Nolpn ;yarmlanS.
@liRunri 6arms.

Gleine gtiiouri 5ormea. $40
Dor un6 S. per gIonat teine 5ntc.
rsiien o0cr Steuern, iebr iruft5ares
gano; in ser BABE BON 3 gr0Ben
Rorttpl1een. 5hreibt fir Eboto.
Q%rap6ieu uro polc alsfintte T.
$. Soiitor, l25 Barton glod.
0mo6a; Icl. Douglas 1922. III.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-22

DIG be5abtt. 8ies lit Gin gltteS penn
uHo miro mid quite 3uiiCu antrngen
1ls @elOanIngc. Greie iitr ioIurtia
1cH @ertouf $500 - laiieu Gle
e unS Shneli 5cigcn
Z. Y S6oles $50.
9ouplas 40. $40 Gin 9idt1 9auf
-tt-2dst is
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Sir babtn Dcri6ieoene @ruro-
iilfe bic iif btionOers fir @drtne.
re! cignen mn 5u lcidltet 3oblun9s
beoingungen setouft meroefi fonHeIt.
Ielep10n Douglas 2596-ttsl2 Is
800 ader Sor gnttc So.
G6eues unD piligbarfs 21uo 20
lder feIHe8 &danuB-@ ebGlS II
WeIen nprcatIid oUa 0emingforo
Jeb, Brgs ralr. S25 per aders
erentueu gegen S~tdoigrlmbeisentlm
81 1ertmilden.
100 Gfer sinsoln SO.
Bier Weilen noroWtlidl pon @ars
ncf, 99eb ebeHcs mo pilagbcres
g1no brinat $50 Miefs per ,,a}r.
grcls uur S35 per Adu. AID %.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-22

8ir hnbeu eire groBe Cite bon
2nub gum 9%erfnufeu ooer @erton-
ihen. 8eitlihes 9onh 10 nig0riQ
ME $40 per gder. Sollten 5ic Die
1.biidlt hoben, @rur0etgentlm 5a
fcuieu Damn ruft mas emf tDgr
pnmt iclGit. Slter St1tt yfloiin
Gp., 929 30 Gitn 9}otI 9anf Big.
Eel 1ruafas 1862 III
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aHiDmObi! gerTdsrnns.

5pe8mIrute mr. aiabdnp gerFde
RING nf Serb Cars, eiHidIieBIid.
eigentnnts. Shooen, $50 5euer. mo
GiebitobI.9 erfi@erung 8u Hieorigten
Rreiien.
aiag Gais d EbDmpipH,
9i3-l4 Gin R1tienol guiit gloa
Gpaslns 1910. 510t7
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s. Slider, 6e1rtider Redtsaupalt
un6 Rptar. @rin6ofie gepriift.
3immer 4Ot.02.03 Gin 9tatInoal
ganf gl0q.
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@ebrandltr Maidinerie. n

3n Oertaaiheu: 3~meitotiqc5
Is 3inmer 6nus. In beitem 3nitna0;
urit nnljeqeu0er gutter Got 8tud0s
it'd So bel lis sur; uor3ugIiap,
ribige 2o9e; 9~Uraeriteig mo &C.
piloiterte 2troBc 5lpei 5iots tou
5lDei StroBeubahnlinien Glettri8t.
tat, Sos mo @niicr(eiuHg. gieier
@runD6eit lit in Council 3luff5 oes
leQeu. munidc gegeu tIeineres gano-
lnua INIT qroBcram Bnrter 5u bcr-
tmIiheH; Onrf nidlt ilber Yafir
len por StrdBeu5obulinie entfernt
icin 3pidrfteu rifte man oil g..
Z. s. Cnia6o 5ribune. IT,
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81 ssrtamreE
Nnnfheff AZ n~erfnnfrn.

Gum 8erfaGi Cute 4potlefc gu.
nieorigem 8reiie @der1nnnn, u.
mo q Ctr. 3elepAon 5o1tth Bill.
Gmaba, gae6 -t0.26.i6
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Snraaius
TebroSfa Sarms.

240 glfer uo6l hltirjJfte GoB
umtn. Isb., 6orm. 9td5r cent
der Stride lu0 jrDri qutcn Sta6t
hen. Niles Qlitrr goocn mlter
l5diter GntmidclutQ. Grcis $40.s
300. $4,000 bar 9iart $40 . Bro
sent. 6. n. Combs sos 9ronNcis
Ueutre BOG Cmnho. 9tcbr.
-i2sf6t6
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grnthides eating gnd.

@Hbi boufiduoiae tGl6 Hot iluirlerie sHs
Iethiuacu I'M allen Tfilfr atr IfEt 10 botfAtna6
liaeH -IatttHesGHHEt. Site aanob0bHlfq hee
sgftdcu mo oie 3npc Der Seine lUirb tI
lebtn lepr oeliitdeIt uno tgaeilos ac5ci6pettt
S-uftiirdtiipIen ae3eigf aeiClgi cot fcbr leidt
Heritaublicb HegfheneH gluic hHretf. @ine qroi5e
Hn5dbi bon liniterH ilr taRleB &iHla6e, ITO
the, Ulitieliulde. dtlgcn, alataffletber Hmp
oemoeninds anrotuhtantcu ArottcHer Eedt
men tflp, iiito abge6ilbct una 0te Qnietiuds
aeH eruoaiiheH es dl1 qnfaHaeriL hieieIber
ber3HiteneH
Eas 4hl6 III uai BEN befeu Babier mad
0el hod1iten atnf0rotrun9eH Der Giferndfp
hlHlt qebrndi uH0 ocr aeiiB be5felben iDtrb
fit Gle eiHe Enele Der 1eirit8iQuHa mo efs
8etg1i9ens bii6rit 8tau icbe uHien Die leib
len geoinquigen, 3u te,teH es M haben IT.
3tefes gut fit t2r p~oriOitei per gof brv
ioil6t
SGglide Cma9a 3ri6iinc,
1911 SDunrO Str. Gmaba, 9tbr.
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@an Itte Oirtt sritr tdgIit! sic
bietet SrOermann SOrttilr, lie
bat fd oft als wertDOle 6nnD'
CRUDE ermieien!

Gen onoereg aderlduo oocr SiaOt
Nrun0cigentlm 81 Uertouldlen.
8pacl Healm AgencD,
1856 " 6. VI glog.
Gouq. 346S oOer q 2Si6. Iii.
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glebrasta aato Ma6iator atpair.

FkNUtNVIW NNtU UFWW1WEVF WNF"FFF
@nte 3rbcit, maBige Breiie,
0romptc 9coicHung. 3ufrieOenbeit
larontlert. 300 80. 49, Ctr Sele.
gbon Douglas $500. 8. VI. 5orier
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