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'sI;ssE ~ E: :.::.. ;::s; ssss's " ss.ss.
LEssWgffssi LssWgfsi PEleE pFslpfn GARRETT. twenty-five. ma
PRICE a.hns sss
wSSIS !''ss i;ss is'tEss$
RAsfiiVi1H RAGfM LHDD BLACK. twenty. as.ems,er 500
'lsss sSdANc ANcuGss ssssen ~ aehni.s a%an
North Bodine street; seaman.
UNITED STATES ARMY
RANDOLPH =. CARSON, twenty salesman. sac
sd sSdref ,s
R6BERT MaEsarl q strssti WAdS diSSfEsRRtry ER ;.,,
cssTkR fsst Merts SiTs ;,5Set arspy
f"%HEs iEEee' nnssen ss sr'iS ssSier es
%tspyry carpenter
ABSIrH T WRTn hfsntry asors
wEhiAM Hd,xMu,5 KERR: twenty. iaborer 1858 South
JOEL j. GSLMEs nnesesn!y rnsss"any painter 5l7 Ess,
RkYMSND s i,ris'' 'AniEs22HiTSSDER twenty-five car.
penter. 204o East Susquehanna avenue. field
FRANK ]. JENNINGS. twenty-five. driver. a2A
JoSEp DgpRhI MihsKT s1rfe field artillery
ESES gao HsfGsnd ,rss
william J: p6IfotK. iR,a twenty, yO'Es Pa Moya
HRERY D i%snts,wc nSsn" corps r,umeer 4s
| Chestnut street; coast artillery.
RAYMOND w. BAYER. Twenty-Five machinist
| 552O Broomall street; coast artillery.
| JOSEPH WAKELY. twenty-sx. plumber, 92C
North Twelfth street; infantry.
| LOUIS II. SCHMIDT, twenty six. 5156 Ogder
| street: re-enlistment in cavalry.
| FRANK w. BERRY, twenty-one. compositor
oO1 RICHTER street. Wissahickon: field artil
JOsEPH LIEGL. twenty-three. baker. 2e'
rah Hsh itreS Rss sSss n HiIry macr
| High street, Pottstown; hospital corps
| WILLIAM r.. McCAFFREY. twenty seven. riv
| eter. %417 Highland avenue. Chester; field ar
| UNITED STATES NAVY
| ROY X. YOH. eighteen. Reading: seaman.
| HAROLD WAITE. seventeen 3512 Vanklrl
| street: seaman.
| NAVAL COAST DEFENSE
| WALTER G. WAXLER. thirty. clerk. 260s Yves
| Somerset street. seaman.
| CHARLES PALMER PATTERSON. nineteen
| longshoreman. 174S Frankford avenue; sea
WILLIAM PAUL wIDDICOMB. thirty one
brakeman 33 Franklin avenue. Phoenixvlle
JOSEPH MURRAY MACDONALD. thirty-nlne
telephone operator. 500 Norwood street: elec
WILLIAM DITTEy. thirty-three. stevedore, %
North Ninth street; fireman.
ARTHUR FERDINAND JOHNSON. twenty
seven. farmer. 3744 North Sixteenth street
IRWIN RALPH sCHUCKLER. twenty-five. ma
chinist. 2121 Cherry street; chief machnis,
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tenant Commander Hand at the recruiting
station. 1910 Arch street From there they
will be sent to the Philadelphia Navy Yard.
At the various recruiting stations today
1t was said the army had received so men,
the navy 40 and the Marine Corps s.
The age limit in the Naval Reserve has
been extended to include men up to the
age OF forty-five years Heretofore it has
been thirty.
Recruiting freshened today. The follow
Ing were among the new enIstments an
nounced this afternoon:
NAVAL COAST DEFENSE RESERVE
FkANk RAN XAvIER HEPPART. eighteen. clerk.
I6wEI VEIL saARF sasnATHP clerk
n6bGE 6Sib5eGSEE fSSsMSn sales
HEsBRTl n III EtSENE FSGs NiE!rsst Hrx
opticlan. !l23 South Twentieth street: pha rma
JosEfn WALTER GILBERT. nineteen steve.
f saRTn
machinist. 328e Locust street; machinist' 4
BENJAMIN CHARLES ELLIOTT. twenty. ma.
HENRY TROTH PRiCE. nineteen. i3s Yves,
3d. %at
Gi1h TTpsSS 5sse 6SG. ssaman eighteen student
EDGAR ApSisoS S.s'ili,fp IHMSN. tyentyone. sales
wniniAM mani ss4S NGsth ITsfsh street tree, seaman
HARSLS sEfRs EiDTAfM sweny
wSG MGFth GESEGH FeTeah
firearms inspector. 1422 North Sxty-secont
HERsEhf siEsss TesmfH cMAkLEs HARVEY. twenty axto
machinists mate.
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Bridge Sentries Fire
at SkuLkerS in Storm
Continued from PAGE One

Continued from Page One
tion meeting will be called for next wednes-
day night.
An aeronautic advance base of the ma.
rine corps is being established at League
Island for the defense of the Delaware
which will be one of the most complete
in the plans for the country's az .ial de-
fense. Observation balloons will be in
cluded, from which watch can be kept over
the river and surrounding country for miles
A plan to raise a home reserve force in
this city of more than 10000 men, picked
from those who cannot qualify for the
regular army on account Of age. is being
planned by the Chamber of Commerce
The reserve is being organized this week
to aid the police in maintaining order and
protecting the city during the war
Every man that joins the Philadelphia
Home Reserve will have badge to show
| that he is doing "his bit"
Only single men over forty-f1ve or de-
barred by physical defects from active
| military service married men between
| the ages of twenty-one and forty-five will
| be accepted as volunteers in the home
reserve.
The National Guard camp at Mount
| Gretna is to be put in tipptop condition ir
| all possible haste to make 1t suitable fol
| the traininE Of an army of $4,000 men
Naval Reserve in this district was called
| out this afternoon, and orders were issued
that all its members should report to Lieu
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-09
By HENRI BAZIN
specioi' Correspondent h France of the
Evening Ledger

PARIS, March 23.
Georges Clemenceau, Senator and ex-
Premier. the fighting old war horse OF
French politics, whose paper, rHomme
Enchaine, Is quite often seized and sup
pressed from publication for a few days,
received me today and talked for a few
moments upon conditions existant and rela-
lively pre-existant between the United
states and Germany. The substance of the
interview appears in these words Of NJ
Clemenceau:
"A state of war has long existed between
the United States and Germany. but the
Germans were the only people of the two
who seemed to know II. 1 do not mean
that the Germans are of superior intelli-
gence. But 1 do mean that the acts Of
states and rulers are not always based upon
the logic OF reason, that the Prussian Gov
ernment had played double for so long with
the United States that finally the Amer
icans Government admitted to itself what
Germany really is. And from that time a
state Of war existed, although the Amer
ican people did not know 1t nor the Gov
ernmenc proclaim it,"
BEGAN WITH LUsITAN1A
when in your opinion did this state OF
war begin to exist?' was asked
From the moment" replied NJ. Clemen.
ceau. the Lusitana was sunk, despite
nothing came Of 1t on the face but diplo-
matte exchange. And I think, too, that
the recent sinking of American cargo boats
by submarines made the true situation clear
to the American people in a manner be-
yond the German submarine note of late
January or President Wilson's reply.
From a certain perspective 1t seems odd
that the long since numbering of more than
| hundred people should bring but a gen.
| eral division Of opinion, and the recent
| sinking Of American cargo boats a
unanimity of view. And yet it is easily ex.
planned. The American people are by ma.
| ture pacifists. They have enjoyed such
great progress in national prestige and such
| happy interior conditions under peace thai
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us. WARMTH GERMANY OF LONG
STANDING, CLEMENCEAU ASSERTS

they are loath to resign II for war, even
when aggressed and insulted as no nation
has ever been aggressed and insulted by
supposedly friendly nation.
80. despite repeated insolent German
knocking at the American door, the Ameri-
can people could not hear. The hearing
meant a radical change In public opinion
under governmental organization In which
nothing servile, open or masked existed In
land where men are really free. where, un-
like other Republics. public prints fearlessly
say what they have to say in honest criti-
csm of public policy without being sup
pressed.
To-day the entire United States has
heard the call. awakened to the fact that in
civilization their people are the offspring Of
civilization across the sea. and that as
son with most of Europe as father they
are equally menaced by the monstrous Ger
man attempt at world domination through
force.
Before enightment came the nation did
not realize the able chief at its head who
as true ruler of democracy, kept his ear
| to the ground waiting the psychological mo.
| ment before speaking openly upon convic-
ton long resident within his heart.
When the moment came Mr.. Wilson
made history, and made clear, too, that a
war with Germany was not a thing that
threatened but thing that had been. And
| suddenly the entire hundred millions saw
| 1t, saw 1t as a unit making the formal dec
laration to come but a State paper Of sec
| ondary Importance
| The United States today is one on thu
| firing line with u.s. as truly as II she had al
| armed force there, as genuinely as II hel
flag flew there. She is arrayed against th'
monstrous blind evil of Prussianism will
fifteen hundred millions of hearts bount
up In common righteous aim.
| This world unity foretells the end o
| force as dictator and sheds a new ligh
upon the rights of men In the world, Of al
men. regardless Of race color, nationality
| and don't exclude the coming generation
| of Germany
THE universe is going to be bette
place to live in, and for the only time
can remember, l regret 1 am an old man.
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(lVSII DECISION
] POSTPONED AGAIN
Acorn, of Public Service
Board, Ill, and Discus
sion Is Deferred
NAY COME UP THURSDAY
Bv a star Correspondent
HARRISBURG, April 0.

,uress of Commissioned Alcorn pre-'
"a the public Service Commission taxi
.e"' for further consideration today the
-. "nr,cation of the city Of Philadelphia for
"'..,acates of public convenience for the
s.,,ous lines of the high-speed system.
,y.en commissioner Alcorn returns from
.,.,t,c city. where he is recuperating.
S.ohably on. Thursday, Chairman William
Ainey is expected to make a deter
,..a effort to break the deadlock which
49,, week prevented any action except on
,be Frankford IL" extension. from Dyre to
Rhawn street.
1he effect of Mayor Smiths letter of last
~sek demanding that the commission either
-rant the certificates or take action to re-
nsa them definitely is problematical. II
.ss deadlock can be broken under the COM
s'n.d nressure OF the chairman, the Mayor
IA Governor Brumbaugh. the matter will
~ settled and the city can proceed with
,he birh.speed construction work.
put II the deadlock cannot he broken. 1t
4. considered doubtful whether the commits
s,on will heed the urgent request of the
W.yor TO deny definitely the certificates.
S,ch a step, the members of the commission
ssolize. would probably result in a legal
.sst of their right to hold up the city de-
velopments projects after these have
been approved by the voters at the polls.
CITY Solicitor Connolly and other private
,,nrnevs have given Mayor Smith informal
oninions that the commission has already
Exceeded its constitutional authority by
-thhoding favorable action. For this
season it is not held likely that the com.
mission Will pe ahAiouS " ia'e 'ee'
suit -
ing UP action are:
MICHAEL J. RYAN, Philadelphia.
WILLIAM A MAGEE, Pittsburgh.
JOHN S. RILLING, Erie.
II has been suggested that Governor
Rrumbaugh take steps to force the ISSUE
BY filling the existing vacancy on tn
hoard with a man who can be trusted Il
follow the wishes of the people. The va
cancy has existed since the death of forme
C,oyernor Pennypacker and the Governo
has been slow in making any appointment
because Of the factiohal fight in the Legis
iature which has led the Senate to holt
up confirmation of the appointment o
several other members OF the SerVlc
Board.
The certificates which are being held u
all have been before the commission sine
1915, with the exception of that for tn
Daoby elevated line. The other certificate
cover the Broad street subway, the subwa
delivery loop. the Northwest Parkway lin
and the Yhirty-fifth w. I'd surface line.
Bids have been opened by the Transi
Department for the entire delivery loo
and for three sections of the Broad stree
subway from South to stiles street. o
account of the commissions delay, how
ever, the department is unable to awar
contracts. and work which will cost NOR
: than $I5,0OG.000 accordingly is being re
tarded indefinitely The daily loss to tn
cty in interest and sinking fund charge
on transit bonds is estimated at approx
mately $3.50.
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HELD FOR INSULTING
AND ASSAULTING MARINE
Man Accused of Following Epithet
With Attack on One of Uncle
Sans Sea Soldiers

Jenjamin Haney, Of Colwyn, accused OF
insulting and then hitting Elias II. Spence
n United States marine stationed at the
Philadelphia Navy Yard, today was held in
5000 bail for court by Magistrate Beaton
in Central Station. Accaut and battery Is
charged. ,,
Haney and two companions were riding
southwark on Tenth street car Saturday
Spence was also on the war He heard
Haney or one of his companions cay:
Look at that bum In the uniform. All
those guys in uniforms are buns
Spence retorted that "Uncle Sam Is par
ticular who fights for him."
The four men left the street car at
Market street. Haney struck Spence, ac'
cording to the testimony, but before the
marine could retaliate Reserve Policeman
McFalls interfered. arresting Haney.
At the trial Haney's brother-in.law as
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serted. that Hansy hs4 o<kea e1prs61ed u
desire to enlist II he were sure he would
be accepted. A
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eStaliens GeiSenimSnitric bnrrfl
ben &ri.s beSrobt.

Wie aug puris gemetbet pirb,
ipra6 Der Wiuiiter Oenps GO9iu DOT
bem Senat Iber bic 2lrt uno WeiIe,
pie Die 9lpdaoe osesn bic 3entrals
md6te perihdrft perbeD tonnts urb
tam audi auf has Ssioensrportse>
iddft StcIiens nad Der S4peiS gu
ipre6en, bon tpel9em 2anoe Elm Sbei!
ber Dadre na6 9eutidlano uHp
Seiterreih abseItobsn iperne. Gr Be-
tpnte. baf man ppn Stdlien cine BE-
friebigsnoe 3uiiferung nur in ge5us
auf bi, Ro6ietoe erbaltsn babe, oages
gen fpsrbe Der Sanbel in 9epsbed
uneinasifrGrtt frrtssiebt. ueber be
fen puntt idretbt Der Deputirte
@iulio 8ubini i'm .gorrisrs bella Sc
ra" Tolesnbes:
Sir Stalisu lit bic Sslbenfraee cine
BELLE Sahe unb bon bo6fter Wi4ttsa
lett. Die Rpbieibe unb oeren pros
butte biloeu eineu bsrporrusenbsr
5beil Der itaIisniiden 4usfubr. Bel
elmer totalen Iusfubr DON nabesu p
Winiarbsn 2ire reprdientirt bic Sci
bsnausfubr sneu Wertb BON iiber Ell.
ner baIben Milliarbe. Sie SeiDens
inbuitrie bilbet eine ThdBbare Grs
nerbsquslIe fir 2onotpirrbIduft unb
Snbuitrie urb idufft Stalien einen
erpben 9orratb an We6Ieln unb
@utbaben ouf oas gusIanb, bic 5ur
gerbeTsrung Der fart belaiteten
6onbelsbilnns iebr iperthpon iinc.
Diefsm Grtperbs5pets mub oaber bic
sr0bte 9eahtuus eeidenth tperber,
unb IiderIid piro oud bic Resieruny
bies ni9. uuBer Ght ldffsn. Sd mOhs
ts nun nidt bebdupten, bab pirtIih
iGmmtli9e nod Der Sdpeis etnges
fiibrte Seibe fir ben etsenen Sebrauh
peripenbet fpirb. 9d bic birette Iuss
fubr mad 9eutI4EdnS seipsrrt IN,
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SslnB's1aAri6ten.
Mittp 0 q 2s. WlGra.

Wittpo9 d, %. Wtdr5.
Seiteru 1T Der Jlub nod etpas &C.
itiegen, beute aber fpirb berielbe fal'
len. 2lm 4beno bate er BET bisiIgel
Stabt einM DaIIeritano DON 43.l
SUB.
Die fOlseubsu Dspeideu trafsH &C.
itern bier elm:
pits6urs, pa.-1O.2 5alb, fdGt.
Wbe.lins, 80. 9a.-19.9 SUB, fdat.
partersburG 20. 9a.-21.0 JuB.
Samantha Sails, 90. 3D..
Gbarleiton, W.8a.-10.6 SUB, fdat.
portsmoutb, Ghio-40.3 SUB, fdlt.
aOuispille, ap.-19.3 SUB, fdllt.
GOunsoille, Sno.-40.2 5ub, fdnt.
0aitoille, 5enH.-3O.5 SUB iteigt.
Chattanooga, 5enn. -33. 6Sub, iterst
gairo, Sa.-492 CUB, fdQt.
Mempbis, 5enn-37.6 Sub, iteist.
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ainbbieb. - Der Wlarft mar
beute ru9is uno bic pteiie unpsrdnz
bert. geite MilGfiibs unb Stoders
unb 5eebsrs iinb tart i'm preiIe.
Wlittlere uno i4psre Stiere $3.50
-1125; Glef6er Gtiere $7.OO-10.s
90; aussrlefene Bis ertra $10.25-
1O.75; 5eifers $7.O0-1O.OO; ausera
leiene Bis srtra $l0.25-10.9O; &iibc
5000 500; aussrlsiene big ertra
$8.25- 800; Gamers $4.50-5.75;
Mildtiibe $45.00-115.OO; StOders
unb 1eebsrs $6.00-8.75.
8ullen. Der Martt mar beuz
te itetig bis fart,
Settle 8ullen $9.00-95O; 8ologz
ma $7.50-8.75; ertra $S.85-9.s00;
ningere unb lsi6te $6.OO-7.5O.
&Gfber = Die gaa9frase ipar
cine quite unb bic prsiie paren itetig.
Bette &ldber S13.50-13.75; fair
bis quite $12.00-13.5o; orbinare
uHb groB. $6.Oo-10.5O.
g 6 peine. = Die 3ufuM mar
aering unb bic prsiIe ftiegsn UNI 10
15c per 100 gfuub. 2eibte G6peine
tpdrsn taum fart.
0ute BIB duserleiene 8erpafunss=
unb Jletiferiurten $15.20-15.25;
stmif6te @erpadungsiortsn $15.00--
1920; leiffe gerIanbtfOrten, 12O Bis
$50 pfunb. $1325-13.9o; orbindre
bis bette Jsrtel, 40 pfunb unb bas
runtsr $7.00-l1.40; prbinGre biz
auserleIene jdipere fette SGue $3.50
-14.OO; Stass S3,00-11.5O.
g Shafe unp 2dmmer. =
Die 3ufubr ipnr nur mdbig unb bic
slreiie tparsn iictis.
S6afe. aisereiene bis ertra $11.s
00-11.5O; CUTE bis aussrleiene $10.>
00-1L0O; orbiHdrs bis fair 500
$50; sei4orsne S9afs 500
1000. aGmmer, auserleisne biz
ertra $14.50-14.75; CUTE Bis ausa
erlefene $14.O0- 14.50; orDindre biz
fair $1o.0o-13.50; gei6orene 2Gms
mer $10.0O-1250.
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tpirb elm She'll Dur6 Das 3piihens
Lamb bortbtr gslangen. Gs III bess
balb uHier brtngeuOer WuHit, baB
bic Sdltpei3 bic 3entrdImddte utht
nit unieren Adaren oerfete; aber
anbererieits finD bies Qrtttel bon iebr
bobem Wertbe unO oiirfien i4perlip
brett gu Sriegs5peden Yeppenoung
finbsr, tpesboIb Die 2tngelesenbelt
aud DOM 9eIidtspuntt bes rebatipen
S6abens unD gtuBeus seprift perben
bari. IS entftebt aber g8irrnorr IL
ge3us auf bic 45reiie csr Robfeibe
9eeeniiber Der perarbetteten 'Setoe.
Sene ipirb cine relatioe DepreHion ers
fabrsn, bieie pirb i'm preiIe iteIserL
ba bic 3pirnsr cine gr0Bere Wsense
0laterial 5ur @erarbeitung erbaltsn
unb infolgeoeFen b0bers 2Dbne Ders
lansen t6nnen.
llebriaens piro fir RobTeibe etlt
Grfub leidter su ftnben iein; falt
ale auslGnbiI6en WtGrtte meroeil
bieTe germ aufnehmert bautit tie iBre
3tpirnereien unb gDebereieu teid3afs
tigen tDnnen. 2tnbers itebsn bic 8sra
bGItntIIe nit ben Srameu uno Sra
eansinen. Giir bieie rihten bic aus@
ldnoIden Stauten, bauptIdtlicb bic
@etbHnbeten, iddrfe 3olfdranten.
8abreuo bic 9ernrbeitung gu Sras
men in normalen 3eiten ppn 3--4 6.
unb jene fir Srgun5inen DON 81
6. per So. gu iteben tam, belegt tle
s5rantrei9 nit einem 3oll DON 3 81,
Rubluno nit So Rubel per puo
(slst6 1859 Sr. per Sg.) Ganabc
NIT 121 proS. pom Wertbe, mas heua
te 80 iSr. entipri6t, surife, bic
in 2tnbetratt Der gertrgen Wertbung
rer glrbeit pDhl ga-pnbitnp3D1e 9ea
nannt ptrben tOrnen. lleberpies Fii9a
ren Jrantreib unb Canada unbea
qreifliaerlpeiie gsgen Stalien irnHsr
nod ben 6anbelsfriea in Der Seloens
bran6e, ipeSieQ in be5ug auf Seipea
be, purh bic glnpenoung boherer
DifFersn5en fir ttulienif6e @r5engs
nifIe. GeIebt Der Soll, bic Austupr
uah oer S6tpeis rpiiroe gebemmt, 10
eutitGnoe cine nsue &rtiis IN unle<
rer 6auptTGdliditen 5anoelsbranbe,
bic aans gut peruiebeu peroen tam.
Sft's benn nidyt qeuus an bem llna
tern, Der auf unisren @etIeltIrien,
ben &oblen, ben 5ra9ten ruEt2 9es
NIP ioIl man ben glodaoetrieg
burhfiibren, aber bic 8erbtnbeteH
Iollen aud unierer !pduptinouitrIe
gednuna trageu. gBir limb psrpfli4e
tet unb getpillt, nit GilfaB aller un>
isrer &raft ben gemeinIamsn &rteg
burb5ufiibren, aber man ioII uns ben
Qe6ensnerp ni6t ob'd5netben, obEe
fir hen n0tbigeu @riat gu forsen-
Die 8erbinoeten iolleu tbre 9ren3el
5uaGnqli9 MAIDEN eurh oernunitl9e
36ae, fie ioIlen ben ungerehteH uno
m0rberiI6en &riee Der Dtfteren8toIs
tartfe aufbeben, Der ibre Snouitrten
ni6t ifGiBt, fonoern iie Der &orl>
turrens Der 2GHper, bic mebr begaHz
itigt fino als mir, uusfett, fpabgeno
uniere @irtbf6uft gsf6doigt miro.
@s pabt bies iebr idledt gu Der pa
role bon treuer uro aufrthtiser
Srsuuoi6aft, bic ms pon Sag 81
Sag enger perbinOen ipllte."
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gbicaso, q. MGrs.

S6peine. - 3ufubr 1900. -
Rartt i6tpa6 gum seftrisen preiie.
Butt $14.80-15.15; lsitte $14.15-
1900; seniIhie S4.50-15.10; iape>
re $14.15--l5.10; raube $14.15-
14.6o; Getd $1o.5o-14.0o.
HiHbpief. = 3ufubr 5000. Mlartt
fsit; Ginbeilnifde geef Stiere 1915
1895; Sicfers unb Fseoers 500
-9.S5; aiibe unb 5eifers $3.50
1000; GGlber $9.50-1400.
S6afe. - 3ufuhr 1900. Wartt
idipnd. Deihsrs $1115-12.75;
Gpss s9.0O-12.30; 2dmmer $12.s
I5-15.4 40,
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