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BALTIMORE.

rents lower estimated to.morrow' is,ooo.
lambs. 81 les:. or less, sls.26g?o s. lbs,
ewes medium and good, ,iss5 i ISIS;
culls and common. I6d1?25,
ST: Louis. April Hog. - Receipts,
1900; ?5 5Sc higher. Lights, s1ssOg
2oa6 Pig, siiSls.so: mixed and butch,
1850; bulk, 1895 @ sOS5. '''''
Cattle-Recslpts, $500; steady. Native
S SSS' h" fsF "xs yHrr6s i!esG'
stockcrs and feeders. slOdl8.S0; fair to
primo southern beef steers si0a1s; beef
cutters. 500 u 80; native calves, t7.75
sheep-Receipts, 1900: steady. Lambs.
$50 2o.a as: ewes, HSalLiOi Gamers and
choppers, st5OJll
$500 steady. Packers aud butchers. sac a
1880 common TO choice, higls2bi pigs
and lights sag 1873 Sos stag: ,iosi:,so
7ae bsisss.p 1872 STEADY siss rs
Calves. steady, !7gl7,
La sns: e .,.sSS, !is, los steady "si'
supply IS loads Prime, ,l7aI7,75.
Sheep strong; supply 20 double decks
Prime wethsrs si2.S0hla, culls and com.
mon, ta6' lambs 'l29lh5O; veal calves,
Hogs active; receipts. as double decks.
Prime heavies and heavy Workers, $4,000
1880; light Workers sie.75Qs0 pigs, Sl9. so
o 1875; roughs. t70lshO.
EAST BtFFALO, April f.--Catus-Re-
ceipts. 900; heavy, slow. others strong
Prime steers, ,I75Od 1870, shipping steers.
slsb0qli; butchers, sl0dt 1880; yeArlinss
si0Git7S; hhifers, Ii0dl375; cows, $50
-; bulls, tLbO4l2; stookers and feeders,
segl2.bo Fresh cows and sprinsers, SOS
9i6o.
csNes.-Rse.ipts, $500 active. soc.
lgwAr: $50 1850 .
Hoks,s Receipts. Staspoi steady. Heavy.
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PROPOSALS.


once Of the Zone Supply Or,cer, nth
and 4 Streets, y, W, Washington. u, G.
Sealed proposals will be opened at the
above address at 1880 \. NJ, April IL. 1919.
For furnishing the following
$4,000 reHms OF fiat writing paper. white,
SNl0lq" substance No. l6 clear.
smooth finish Delivery to be made
in the following manner:
In April ....l2,0o0 rcams
In May ..,..l2.O00 reams
In June. 81 900 ream.
1900 reams of typewriter paper, white,
SVloig smooth finish, bond. No Is,
about 5occ taE Delivery as follows
In April. ....a 600 reams
ia May ......A GOO reams
In June. Co.,. I o0O reans
1900 realms OF typewriter paper, white,
SYl2L" substance No. 20. smooth nm
ish. bond About vOcs rag. De-
livery as follows
In April ..... 5000 roam.
In May, 5000 resms
In June .... 5, 900 reans
Proposal blanks may be had upon Appll-
cation at this Ofnce. Proposals to be Med
in trlplicats and must bear guaranty
thereon. samples TO be submitted With
proposals, Mark envelopes PROPOSALS.
Foh FURNISHING PAPER" end address
20 the Zone supply onicer. Washington.
d. =.
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CHANGE OF CORPORATE NAME,


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
OF NEW loRK-.ln the Matter Of tho
Application Of MERCANTILE TRUST A
DEPOSIT COMPANY for authority to
change It's name to MERCANTILE TRUST
COMPANY.
NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN that ME,E.
CAMILLE TRUST n DEPOSIT COMPANY
o domestic corporation, having it's prlncipal
business once in tho Borough OF Man
haitian, City, County and State Of New
York, Will apply 20 the supreme Court OF
the state OF New York, at a special Term,
Part | thereof to he held at the County
Court House, In the borough of Man
haitian, city Of New York, County OF New
York on the 18th day OF April, 1910 at
1850 o'clock IN the forenoon Of that day
or soon thereafter as counsel can he
heard, for an order authorizing said COR
potstion 10 change Its corporate name to
Mercantile Trust COMPANY
Dated, New York, \. " March ~, 1919
MERCANTILE TRUST & DEPOSIT
COMPANY.
BY CHELIIs a. AUSTIN. President
WHITE & CASE,
Attorneys for Petitioner,
ONCE ard Post Once Address
II Wall street,
New York city
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ss0.75R 1890; mixed and Workers, s2O.75:
t7.bOglS; stays, sl2Gl5.
Sheep and Lambs 49, Receipts 1900:
lambs, 25c. higher; others steady. Wool
lambs, l5a 20,Tb clipped lambs kl2Q
l7.15; yearlings, tll615.6O; wethers, Si4T
1850; ewes, $50 10, mixed sheep. 3lSdl3 SO
(All cllnped)
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LIVE TOPICS OF THE "a
COMMERCIAL WORLD
Wage Increases Likely
to Keep Shoe Prices Up

n oCHBSTER April IA 10
X per cont increase in wages
has been agreed upon be-
tween the Manufacturers Council
and the shoe Cutters committee OF
this city.
This increase, together with In
creases to be given trimming Guitars
and lining cutters, will prevent, II 10
believed. and expected lowering Of
the retail prices Of shoeA
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Business Troubles


Petitions In Bankruptcy.
BEN ALI HAGGIN-An involuntary peti-
ton against Ber III Haggln, An artist,
SIS Madison enue. Tho petitioning
creditors are: Tape, Inc, West Fifty
seventh street, claiming R.as7; Charles
V. Miller doing business az The Louis
XIV" 24s Fifth avenue, s54s, and the
Motion Picture Apparatus Company, Inc,
ITO West Thlrty-second street. tl03
George r. Orr, ass Fifth avenue, Is the
attorney.
Discharges I'm Bankruptcy.
Samuel ]. Kaufman, Jacob Meadow, Jules
q. Butensky. Thomas ]. MoArdls, Ernest
Rudolf, Matilda Block, benjamin Paul
MAyleith Breitbart, Edward 8. Talmud
Meresa L. De Villiers, Martin Lynch.
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30 h hsI .ao o. karhs Com Commi.sion COM:
pany; 10 state hogs. ?si. 5000; az. IA,
,2O,25; 7 roushs, sS3, ~.
Live Stock Markets In Other cities.
KANSAS CITY, April 7.--Hogs-Re-
higher than Saturday. Pigs 80 cents lower.
Packing top. s2e'sO: bulk OF sales, $3.50
a2o:25; he 5Sns IN .solGa 2oSO; medium
light lights sl9qls.6o; packing sows, slS
cattie--Receipts, 1850; calves $500;
lower: pulp steers % 10 80 cents lower.
calves. bulls and feeders steady. Gamer
ana stotkers weak Heavy beef steers.
1925; butcher cows and heiiers. sag
veal yea calves sS.: 's1sg1s5o 'tOckers and
tsheepNRsceipts, 10000: market gem
orally steady: uneven bidding; droyes
GarryIg zee: ggsal III. -% GT more isi %
a 90; culls and eommons sitql7lo; ewes,
medium TO choice. |i39iS.So; breeding
CHICAGO, April 7.-Hogs--Reoeipts,
higher closed with advance lost; early
top, s2o.bo; quotable top late, $685.; es-
tlmated to:morrow. $1,000, Bunk OF sales,
,iSisg 1850 Light flshss iIs icS!o;
sows; :iS is, . PIGS ssdIG7:Sogisso'
mostly to IS cent. lower she "ss stock biz
90 cents lower; bulls and feeders steady;
calves % to 50 cents, higher; estimated
$3.50 q sO,,O; light beef steets, 80 o 1850;
butcher COWS and heifers 37ioaiS; can.
ners and cutters, 1855 "a 10; veal calves,
, ,it,9ls,SGi stocker and feeder steers,
sheep-~Rseeipt. $4,000; shorn lambs,
tas cents iowsr;- Nosisa lambs - to 20
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INSTRUCTION.
JUNIOR PLAITSBURG, Lake ChampIaIn. NY

Motion pictures OF tho training activities
Of mors than 500 cadets in the two 1915
ca mps are shown daily from ave to elk At
New York City.
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Too Early for Export Trade.

The idea that there is an opportunity
for large Immediate export business In
England and France IL ridiculous, ac-
oortinS to Jacques Bramhall. a member
OF the cotton goods house OF Amory,
Browne a Co., who has Just returned
from an extended visit to England and
France. during which time he estab-
lished offices for his Arm in London,
Paris and Manchester. Present import
restrictions. combined with existing eco-
nomic and Industrial conditions. abso-
lutely preclude any immediate business
in those countries on so-called manufac-
tured goods. Mr.. Bramhall declared yes
terday.
The trade there Ia not yet In a posi-.
ton to receive American manufacturing
representatives. he said. The only le-
ultimate excuse for, q business trip to
England or France at the present time is
TO lay tho foundation for future business.
What American houses considering
entering export trade should do, he be-
lieved, is to take advantage of the tenn
porary period abroad, determine II they
are seriously going after the business,
and il 80 proceed 20 work up the per-
sonnet OF their organization.
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Cotton Yarn Market Stronger.

NEW BEDFORD, Mass. April I'm
latest review Of the cotton yarn mar
ket Frederick B. Macy & Co. state that
while the market Is apparently gaining
IN strength the last week has been very
disa ppointing as regards actual business
being placed.
There Is considerable business pend
ing and we expect to see 1t constim-
mated next week." they state.
THE customer has had the market In
his hands so long that he Is loath 20
admit that prices are firmer. Mills. on
the other hand. claim that sales are
still at sacrifice OF profit in most
cases. There IL a growing inquiry for
export. but mostly for carded yarns"
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IN PURSUANCE or Az ORDER OF
Hon. JOHN y, GOHALAN, q Surrogate Of
tho county Of Sew York, NOTICE Is hereby
gwen to all persona having claims against
HARRY :. DARKNESS late Of the
county ~ New York. deceased 10 present
lhy SAM. WIN N9uchrrs thereof TO mo
business ~ tho Office Of NlCOLL. ANA
Bile, FULLER X SULLIVAN their al
torneys. at No. 81 Broadway. Borough OF
Manhattan IN the City OF New York State
Of Sew York, on or before the 10th DAY
Of Octohcr, 1919. next Dated New York.
HARNESS, JOHN W MACMILI.ER EK-
ecutors. NlCOLh. ANABLE. FULLER
SULLIVAN, Attorneys for Executors. o.
way, Borough Of Manhattan. NS~ yssk
City.
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FUR SALE OPENS,
WITH PRICES HIGH
Buyers Subscribe 100000 to
Victory Liberty Loan as
q Starter.

The t5,ooo,ooo fur auction of the
New York Fur Auction Sales Corpora
ton opened yesterday In Masonic Tenn
pie. Twenty-third street. with buyers
present from all sections Of the United
States and Canada, as we'll as from
abroad. Tho sale will continue all this
week. The opening ceremonies were
given over to the launching Of the VIC
tory Liberty Loan drive In the fur trade,
approximately 100000 being subscribed.
Offerings at yesterdays sale included
$3.50 beaver. AIS nsher, sss Russian
sable. 2i0 Russian sable tails. - chin
chilla. lss blue fox. 2sS wolverine and
tosh silver fox. The total sales for the
day were about 100000.
The increased popularity Of furs for
summer wear resulted In sending prices
skywsrd- Beaver sold from $l1.25 to
$1,000. Fisher brought from s5l to
$179, at which latter price a lot went
10 the Speer Fur Corpor alton. The deal
ers secured most of the choice fisher
skins which are to be worn extensively
this summer. Milton Schneider & Co.
paying s237I0 for an exceptional skin
which had high silvery lustre.
II. Weingreen. London, paid the high
est price ever reached at an auction
GALE In this city for Russian sable. buy
iFf a lot at $500 skin. The lowest
price for sable was 347. One lot of
sable tails went at $3.50 each. ...
Blue fox brought out extremely spir-
tied bidding. selling from s5l to s2Ao.
Mandet Bros. OF Chicago secured a lot
at the top figure as we'll as three lots
at over 5000 a skin. Wolverine fiuctu-
ated from $18.bo TO 1880. Silver fox
prices were said to be considerably above
the market. especially on the clear
skins. Prices for silver fox ranged from
sac to $555.
The official average advances as re-
ported by the corporation, compared with
the midwinter auction here. were as
follows; Beaver 10 per cent: fisher 60
Der cent. Russian sable 80 per cent. blue
fox % per cent Wolverine showed no
change ....
The offerings for to-day include 1900
squirrel. 2.334 lynx. 1e.sl5 gray fox. 29S
white fox. SOS cross fox, 22.444 red fox.
$500 fox tails, 2s.533 Australian opos-
sum, 1894 rinstail opossum. 20 chin
emilia and 3,<e3 marten.
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MANHATTAN.
The first name IL that Of the debtor;
the second that of the creditor and date
when Judgment was filed.
Miano, r. - Twenty-third Ward
Bank of the City OF New York:
June Z. 1912 UeleasedD ....... S1,oo5.el
Hobart, George VI. i. Taylor
ct al; Jan. 20. lsl4.......,... ASA
Plat Charles-Bank OF Law
renee; March 10. 1919. 1880
Pepper. Alfred-S. X. Lchten-
stein; Feb. IS. 1917 (releasedD. lIl.tl
Ebenstein. Max EN-. Rich
heimer: July "a. l9lS........ 1l74eS
Gerdes, Edward - Howard &
Howard, Inc; Aug. 81. 1913. 1857
Seldn, Joshua--M. Berlinrood;
March Is. 1e1s................ 10000
Greenwad, Henry d. and Sig
mund DIS. L. Frank; Jan. 90.
Syndicate waist Co.-M. sher.
wood. Jan. 20. lels...,....... 1,22s.s2
BRONX.
Gladstone, Peter, and Samuel
Richter-S. Brinn ct al, Sept.
Dow, Clarence Enter II. T.
Co; Jan. 10. 1913 (reversed) 1926
Dow, Bertha A-Ssme; Jan. 10.
1918 treversedI '....,..., I1O.s5
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HEIF WANTFD-MAIF,

Auto School Largest and hest school In che
WEST SIDE l. ;, send for hooklet and pass
y NJ & \. TO school. Telephone Columbus
AIS ". 57th St 1920. HpcviNl classes for ladies
ESTIMATOR Man familiar with stec
Forge ana machine shop practice for cstl.
mating and cast work On orders. give
experience aud salary. Address NJ. +,
bon 80 sun office.
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hogs, ls3. ,2o.q5; 4 roushs. s32. s11. Tobin
a shannon: % state hogs 1853. .2oN0;
90, 1871, s2026. Karns Commission Com
pany: 10 state hogs. asa, $50 30; az. I44,
t20.25; roughs, 1888. 81.
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TORONTO CLOSING,
CANADIAN WAR LOANS.

Bio. Ask. Rid. Asst
81. Aug 10 esil g9's 5hs Nov 4 as1n2 1924
b$s Dec.l,' 20 rs fS% S., MRr.lT7. w ~
ehs, Nov.i.'23 IS psA lhs Dec I. 81. 1881. l0I
ST. Dec 90, 9eL 81 New fOundand
bAs Dec ,'Eloo lol ljs July ~ 9sis psS
IS, Octl,'sl, s6a s7L Gtgs ,Jne 90. IS io9 lOt
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Joseph Monaco. Gerard vsndesna, Heven.
don q Kline. and Theodore p. Cooper.
Judgments.
The following judgments were nied yss-
thu dehtor. " y,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-30

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MONMOUTH

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vASSALBORO

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-30

stuck Yards. Ian .--Ae oest cat
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-'uiE z, EsoocaE and George 2 Good
a., aa~H HH--leE. . hls s@tis,ae ana
IN ~"ntipt Of another ;s.seg-am A~r
aaF nIgh' WaIiam q Elmer aes,s-
an superintendent ~ he SenFe-d
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-AliLHl's >asy''a RAILWAY ssr Rsssefp-s
wre-" ~ ssaE ne Vow Yrrs train
--lc f-cs- tae-e 49, -s IN F7nriaa-
Two T-Y.Rs y W-,aRvs
= -I'anE containing - snarn er
S.erAnE 2.@ vaS seized .. 1hs Osuoe
,s~pnt hondaT morning Br DNVur=
n.ia'ls1< s-Earisx P Th0mpsoa ana III
now awaiting = claimant 1t sAe rvm
-g'sri IN Bangor. D~patv HearsH
3a--1sas j Long wAs a,E1 successful IN
nts .tL-t fer -ui---nous giuaars nj tbs
I u4Sn s-A14on IN BanRur AsuduJ a
srvInk 5,csaa M NJ MIN ria}aaax IS
assEr-z OF wa:ake-
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Enjoyable AFFAIR


- ar "Wednesday Evening II 6 A.
a. Hail
The supper and campfire s:vec ~
-. u II ire ri Name Infantry IN
q acuesCay a-a-1rE Z. Grand ATTY
aaI vas a nSst eEjpras8is ana SUE
fl nc-aSiUr Promptly AZ Sd
ne members u cle eunnDaE- -.Dur--
&c IA The a-nory a. -itE na4I a1d
marched; e & 4 = ma where a
oguc-.f-- baked heaz supper cocks &c
n a--Ev STYLE WIS sE-veG. IL charge
IF Nass SER her Z Far-a2 who
WIS assisted By se-E-s aa-aiG :
.uGklus acd %l.a- 4 MaIl0y
T'hs-n was me aG1enGance- ~ en-
Listed mea and 1+T1c.-s i,einE prerer2E
A very pleasing el -sr-asn,nent was
than gwen under me direction Y
Capt Bu-ieir.1 Marin. asslszeu by
Capt Lestsr n Ea-- % lhe gua-'+a--
mas-a-'s DEPARTMENT and ~ First
Lieut. a0c Adj Samue; Titc1lb
and others The campfire was 1re-
sfdec ever ~ -aot Main VINO ga-a
sho-- address. aHc NJ -1r gers ~
he c-nc-arr consisted II q piano sula
a- Eeuel --ar- song and nonuioGue
BIZ Can't Ear and . song nv -ieut
~rscuy.lh The chairman ~ tha com
r7,i--nes z cta--e u he a1al- was
e. Se-- Clarence ram. Among
ne CHESTS Of the evenI1s was John
:. Eowe. president II tie Common
CcuncI
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wf7a'n ne sdE7.f:+G attempting ~ So
ehrE a<iiTIssl1u 3 ne stsyrH. ,tIf inf
no era lsi--a II ia. ne aas.rEs; "a
H'a.'u-- e a4Ho aGrl. -. ~, nav =. or
rtsFer q stH-H H. S4ath -.E.ErsfT~ n.
l,atE aonce -Hra ,arrrau-irss al VIII
ana informed az cG1A-iEHs. -A=r
sEft1.a tina sner Errrp r.silesne Ter .ne
~ p~-1 wn1 arHar4.a a E.i.,re ~ pnur
G;+r and F.-iIa-a vii De naSg far
-7.,IT,. ''ull4~a --~ns mis- are ax Is
-i.-'s ana says ne was fr,--ut.rt- .---
a.7"nG y the I-xh- shsrra-d n tnaf
Gle
1es Il, NsVy
NJ ana E-s. Tracey E!a-,ase Of
7--t.--9 -HrH.ve{7 q liLt5'.-s-a--, -.ai.1.ar
announcing -ae daa-- y -.le.- Boz.
Engineer cona:t ? EiE,-idg3 X unsu-
nnr-a Il Ca-tE, Wales. vhe-e ne
WIS II a --.taa statas sr37. Ee was
81 vza-E nc. e-,!stAF n he Nav II
r-Ctiurs ! brother Ar-ta9 E.ItirissE.
IS n ne Navy
fiI .. Flc-,ca RENE
Word has oeen -.eeIvea as Sanford
tERE Rnr Z M GaoGnll. 1ne af The
owners IF r-A Graoda! Nils 4. san
sarE. SrrI2gvaIe ane hanrenUnn. If
serieus,v IN a. nfs ~tn-sr aarne n
F1sridH- HH hrprhsrE. Son0Teaumaa
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: IT 1as Jea- -ace ra1 : -le -
Z he 1au-7 Z Ms. Marion Z I10-e.
Il dow 7t -aH-les ? MOORE Aa1
--1,J;:1EaF- 1as4E.-a- II NJ md M
..ailn E2g-A---:lG- 4o-na-.v Il A1E,.s-
Z, wr-c-7 aC"u--r3 II ----s1ar. Jan
%. a. Scale. she ea-es one arm
waJ,s- = Moore. whose vCroE W.
LEG vw- DAYS ia-Hr Ii AaorH :
new =. rs wav . AarUEta VIII RS
We onCv and re 5u-;r, VI ~
IT Saturday without ce-ancry he
M4c-4--taL.-s wife ing : A1E-zra
wrled the huusa 1Cw -wnec ~ :
Pa--ru. - 81 W.a---up st-e-r II
" aC-o vii ne cne EueE- o1 -- se--
--ues :. I sr-., u lare.ner
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The -ur-enr Events r.. mid
= ~e---~i a meeting = aro.. = :
ear a--a-'1oUc = ne A3r-ls,a : ,l.aA
:IHrio-v rs Z, 9. Ca. auaeass. o.u1-
-B-or "Befc-e Mt Made : CT
zHas E-aa- N--;--a Ma3a Is Ma-"-
-0we... Program Il naacs at :r.2
"'pr.s--l.--+-e. Piano suln Margaret N.rr-
IL, -a.h u ne a--1-s 1f -Aa -
z her Wilson. G.-~ lreas;.-ss-
7iaao Solo, ISIS Ch-~s-a- Bowman
rs Nooc-,ac n z -1r---r I'll -
"a soC1e re Als =----1e-,aucHs z
T-gace. Ea.n member Erav INVITA- d
-Eng-
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Ii ~ [-ace GEn anu MSS 7 ola
477r-ar RI Ealiowa', 1cua-wa.r surg
ca. t''ea Mart x -Gne:-.a. non
Y ne Augusta rTe2e-;-i luspI1z..
-hei- CONDITION AS e-e-rs was p
pC--eC . be sa-ESac-e---
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A-5n Spence. i reIerzl1 IF lie .-,v-
2 Var passe2 ava Ja-. - = ne
A411nal EoEl@ tx -agus. CAD -
Z-aa~a- - raunl-4E ware -thsr e
IL 80 sS-rass Wadaescav a--Ar-
1oor O. E--.aw9r-s1 Or 1.-l...
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Asher- F-efle fa-rer,v 0: Erw-
dnlnnan. d4ec ar T1escsr. an Is.
n Ccia ci-y. ased - ~.A-.s. -'t7ts "a
mans VII be AIKEN II ms -'s *
press -.ls T,1u-soay aets-n0r . 5uw-
du1oanrn for surIa