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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-04-22
ROUTE SIX

Mart Carsten is helping fix phone
lines.
Henry Funk was taken i'll suddenly
Sunday.
William Cunningham of Ramona
spent Saturday and Sunday with
Henry and Roger Funk,
Mrs Fred Yuhl is enjoying a visit
from her sister from California.
Henry Yuhl and family spent
lily.
To Correspondents
Please mail your neighbOrhood
items so that they will reach the
Reflector not later than Tuesday of
each week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-23
Should Diversity Holdings

Question-Kindly let me know your opin-
ion OF Northern States Power 7 per cent
preferred permanent investment.
have twenty fve shares, bought at $S5.
VIII have $1,000 to invest in a month or
so. Do you think 1t would be safer to in
vest it ali in Northern States Power per
cent preferred, or what would you sug-
gest as an investment? l would like TO
know the yield. E B.
Answer-Northern States Power pre-
ferred is entitled to a very fair rating,
in our opinion. We do not, however,
believe it wise for you to place all
your available funds in this stock.
Diversity your investments. Public
utility stocks sell ON higher bases than
most railroad and industrial issues.
The new Belgian Tx per cent appear
to be a safe investment. The yield is
about ia per cent and perhaps more.
for $4,000 900 of the bonds are drawn
each year at 115 per cent, and you
might hold the lucky numbers. The
new Swiss Government 8 per cent
bonds, selling for about 102&, appear
to offer very fair investment oppor--
tunities, as the credit of Switzerland
always has been high. The United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
51s per cent, 1887, also offer good in
vostment opportunities, in our opinion
The yield per annum is about ~ per
cent and more, if figured to maturity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-23
Favors Common Issues

Quesuon-An contemplating an invest
ment of $4,000 in stocks yielding about S
Ber cent and have in mind the following
Pullman Company, Sloss- Sheffield Tobacco
PRODUCTS, American Beet Sugar New York
Air Brake, Pressed Steel Car preferred
Norfolk & Western Railroad. Atlantic
Coast Line. While not of the highest
grade. do you consider them fairly safe -
w w
Answer - With the exception of
Pressed Steel Car preferred, we do not
regard the stocks you mention as being
high class investments. While all the
companies show good earning power at
present, the stocks are sensitive to such
earnings, and in the event of a falling
off in business there is always the
danger of a cut in dividends Perhaps
Pullman and American Telephone are
exceptions in this case, also as their
earnings do not show such fluctuations
over a period of years. Of course the
yield on these stocks is high, and if you
purchase higher grade securities your
income would be less. AS a general
rule we advise investors to keep away
from common issues, as they are the
frst to reflect change in conditions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-23

c. i. f., all to ref1ners in the local
market.
1t is believed in trade circles that
for the moment, at least, the decline
has been checked. Refiners are not
now anxious buyers, being pretty we'll
supplied with the raw article and being
interested only in sugars in specified
position to fill in, and for these it was
indicated they would pay 1870 c..and f..
for Cubas. Cables from Porto Rico say
sugars are not pressing for sale, but
are available at last prices.
Renned sugar was in moderate de-
mand only. The only feature was the
decline by Arbuckle to PIC less 2 per
cent. This refner will reenter the mar
ket for allotments after Monday next
and for shipment on or before Au-
gust 10.
Coffee Futures-The general trend OF
coffee prices was upward yesterday on
steadier news from the primary markets
On the call there was an ADVANCE Of 5
to 20 points, with September selling at
1885. then working upward on heavy trade
covering due to reports Of ADVANCE OF
4 c and u in the Santos cost ands freight
market. together with rumors that Rio
had steadied. This advance carried Sep
TENDER to 1890, or II points net higher,
and other active months also frIned up.
Then realizing set in and values sagged
on. half OF the gains being lost. final prices
showing net gains OF 81 to 81 points.
Local sentiment is unsettled and does
not seem TO be prepared TO look upon the
better feeling in Santos being at all
permanent. Santos. il is thought must
sell coffee in a large way. before any con-
sidera bic advance can be sustained.
The local spot market was very quiet
and nominaily unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-23
Corn Market Stronger
On Decline in Receipts

Further buying by leading cash and
elevator interests in the Chicago mar
kes was again sponsible for show
of strength in the corn market Offers
were readily taken and after feverish
price changes both ways the market
developed firm undertone and closed
with net gains of y to 2Ac.
The July position showed the great
est strength, rejecting a frmer tone
TO the cash situation Cash corn in
Chicago was l to 2 cents higher, while
in tho Southwest values showed gains
Of 31a to cents. Receipts were
smaller and it was thought that the
extraordinary efforts to move wheat
will be at the expense OF the corn
movement.
There were some complaints of high
temperatures in the Southwest and in
some sections of the belt rains would
now be welcome. Shorts were active
buyers toward the close of the day
and sentiment seemed to lean more to
the bull side. In the local cash mar
ket No. 2 yellow corn was quoted at
S1.75 cost and freight New York, 10
days shipment.
Yesterdays Previous Year
Corn NO 1o5K yellow close sl 7sfs ag9
~ ~, ~ el4e" @ios $l.fSA2 via "A
S SaIy y, be, 80 1S s5'. 1 49,
Oats-The market showed little indi-
Vidual feature. but prices were 1irmer in
sympathy with wheat and corn, closing
with net gains OF &c 20 1c. Cash markets
were 1c to &C higher in the West de-
spite the fact that the trade was antici-
patirg increased offers of new crop oats
IN the local market prices cent
lower with Nos 2 and white quoted
nominally sl.15; fancy clipped white s1l7;
ordinary clipped white, S1.l5. all elevator
Yesterdays Previous Year
No. white. Sis H1sSIls $685. lH1
Chicago:
July ..,...... 90 81 so
Rye-Market easy.
r w. Yesterdays Previous Year
No Western. ;2.4s s2444 s1.7oA
Flour and Meal-Quotations were
Yesterdays Previous Year
MINI pat.1a.5o@l45o ls5o@I46o 177o4
Cornmeal. Az 4i2 40 Az 1921
Rye -four. oo@l1.5o II p11.5o g. 95 @ 9 rs
Bran ..... COCO 90 $500
Cottonseed Oil
The market was comparatively quiet
with total sales for the day aggregatine
$500 barrels. Early in the session there
higher. due 70 covering on frmness in the
Ia rd and grain markets.
Underlying conditions, however were un-
cha ngeo' with foreign oil weak and when
cotton broke late in the session there was
increased pressure which resulted In a
quick decline. leaving final prices 20 II
points net lower.
The range OF prices follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-23
Curb Trading Dull;
Lack of Pressure
Prevents Decline
Few Wide Price Changes
Shown in Prominent Is
sues, and Market Drifts:
Ryan COnsOl. Receivers

eakness was again noted in the
more active issues traded in on the
broad Street curb market Yesterday.
although the small recessions that &C.
CURED during the day were due. for
tne most part, to lack Of demand
Tather than to any sustained pressure
nespltc the heavy tone, professionals
seemed disinclned to operate exten-
slyely on the bear side.
Ryan Consolidated was subjected IN
severe pressure for a time. however
ana touched new low of 1917, but in
sac support or short covering served
70 cause the stock to rebound rapidlv
ana IL showed net advance of more
man a point on the final sale of "a
O.ner oils were irregular, with most
o OF the prominent issues steady around
'he closing prices of the previous day.
Nndustr'als showed little ACTIVITY.
rost OF the trading being conferred in
uenerai Asphalt, which moved with a
range OF few points around the pre-
sious Closing mark and showed a net
"uvShce or point on the last sale.
T1cna Explosives was tri1e easier.
asIthough demand was sufficient to keen
ne price above IL. Net earnings after
taxes and interest charges available
for dividends on common stock for
June were s206, ass, ACCORDING ~ ,' u
statement issued by the company YES
terday. For six months the net earn
aanngs available for common stock were
300 ,9Ss. On the basis of 545.114
shares outstanding at the end of the
month, the earnings were equivalent
20 @l.oo share for six months against
81 cents Tor the first quarter.
nd <v:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-23
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
July l4fh, 1870.
To the Common Stockholders OF
S0TTH PORTO RICO SUGAR COMPANY

To the Common Stockholders OF
SOUTH PORTO RICO SUGAR COMPANY
At their special meeting held III Jersey
City on July LIST. 1920 the stockholders
or the common stock of this Company TO
1880 600. and the appropriate amend
ment Of its Amended Certificate of Incor-
poration the certificate required by law
20 effectuate such increase of stock has
been filed in the office of the Secretary OF
State Of New Jersey.
AT the meeting of the Board OF Direc-
buttons providing for the transfer from
Reserve for Working Capital and Inn
provements' account to Common Capital
Stock account of S5.60280 Gin order to
capitalize d part Of the earnings of the
company invested II the La Romano Sugar
factory and other improvements and de-
YelopmenD and the full payment of 56.
thereby. The Board also adopted reso-
lutlons providing for the istributton OF
said 5o.o2s shares OF common stock
tull-patd and non assessable) to the COM
mon stockholders, pro rata tone share of
lev stock for each share now outstand
ligl such distribution to be made on
August 9Th. 1920, to common stockholders
OF record on July Gath. 1920.
certlncates for this new stock will be
mated 10 stockholders on or about August
oth 1870, and said stock will carry divi-
qenos Tor the current quarter. beginning
yyuI Isl, 1870. and ending September 30th.
Application will be made for the nstin &
0 Of this new stock on the New York Stock
Exchange
ne common stock transfer books will
not be closed
10y order of the Board of Directors
f NJ. WELTT, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-23
Investing to Reduce Mortgage

Question: have recently moved here
from Cleveland and have purchased a house
| pay at least $50 per MONTH half going
on interest and half principal NV in
come Is appro ximately $1,000 per month,
and per cent. using the difference be-
tween the two interest rates to help re-
duce the mortgage. rather than pay it off
quickly from my income. If this appears
safe scheme will you kindly suggest
some bonds other Investments that in
your opinion Will be as absolutely safe as
some good broker through whom to pur-
chase? The securities should be readily
convertible into cash in case my earning
capacity should be interfeved with
l. II. w.
Answer-If you desire to keep your
investments in liquid form we believe
you had better purchase short term Sc
curities. These usually enjoy an ac-
tive market and the principal is not
subject to such sudden changes. There
are several available where the return
to maturity is from to 8 per cent.
All of these we mention are entitled to
good ratings at present.: American
Tobacco Company 7 per cent, due No
vember 1921, 1922 and 1923, to yield 7
per cent; Bethlehem Steel CORPORATION
per cent, due July is, 1922 and 1923,
to yield 1885 per cent; Canadian Pa
cine per cent, due March 2, 1924. to
yield IT'S per cent; Kansas City Ter
minal Railroad per cent, due Novem-
Der Is, 1928, to yield 8lh per cent;
Proctor Gamble Co. 7 per cent, due
March, 1922, to yield 7 per cent, and
the Texas Company per cent, due
March l, 1923, to yield ITO per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-23
Bonds Quoted Plus Interest

Questioa-Are government bonds quoted
IN newspapers at the fiat price or does
the purchaser pay the accrued interest
IN addition to the price quoted? Why is
Goodrich preferred selling so low at
present? Is the stock a good purchase ?
What is the financial condition of the
company? Do you consider the future of
the stock favorable? Do you believe the
market Will show upward trend from
now on or will 1t recede lower B S. w
Answer-The foreign government
bonds on the New York Stock Exchange
are quoted and interest. The inter
nal loans quoted on the curb and
sold over the counter are fiat. The
B. F. Goodrich Company earned its pre-
ferred dividend seven and one-half
times in 1919. All forms of invest
ments have been depressed. The latest
reports show that the company is in
good financial condition. We regard
the preferred stock as a very fair in
vestment. We do not attempt to pre-
dict the course of prices in the stock
market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-23

Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Butter-Receipts were SAP packages.
Creamery. higher than extras. per ID. 20
81 extras. % score. IS Nc; firsts 30 to
81 score, IS n Soc; ss TO 50 score SIMS
lower grades, 47@4sc; unsaited. higher
than extras. e0460izc; extras, 5e@6shc.
nrsts. 55 @ So i2c seconds. 81 a Sac; state,
aslry, tubs. hn~st 80 y5sc; good TO prime,
90 % 543ac: common 70 fair. AZ o. 1c:5 reno
vated, extras. AZ soc: hrsts, 47ss 9asAc:
onds, 80 \ @<ic; lower grades. 42045c:
packing stock. current make. No. j. $40;
No. 2, 4Sc. lower grades. SO @42c.
Cheese Receipts, 4,oss boxes. State
whole nsis. fresh fats. colored or white.
n. ~ &c; average run colored or white
20 y % 70 a2c: lower grades 2e6p 35c twins
fresh specials. 26ia Q27c: averages run.
2oQ z5c; Wisconsin. fresh twins. 2sq2enc:
single daisies. eresh 2s,a 927lac: double
daisies. fresh, &c = Y27c; young Americas.
fresh. 29F 29iac. fresh specials I'm %
1shc prime 20 choice, l51l7c; fair to
good. l@G lfhc; lowsr grades. 5000,
Eggs-Receipts were 1882 cases Fresh
gathered. HeXtras. per dozen. 53G55c, ex-
ira hrsts. 5oh @ Save; hrsts, 479tsho;
seconds. 42is 9ssaae; poor 10 fair. sbe tsc;
checks fair to dry. choice. 80 q sEc; poor.
per case. s3Q8: state Pennsylvania aud
nearby Western hennery whites, extras
81 q CSC; extra frsts 649 1850. firsfs, SOP
s3c. gathered whites. frsts TO extra nrsts.
SoSesc; undergrades. 62gssc: Pacific
6o9e2c: undergrades. 62G Sic: other West
ern and Southern gathered whites. 500
SIC; state. P1nnsyivania and nearby West-
ern hennery browns. extras. $50 5se:
brown and mixed colors. gathered. graded
extras. 6sG5sc; hrsss to extra nrsts. 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-23
Wheat Is Stronger
On Foreign Buying;
Big Orders. Talked
Operations During Week for
Europe Said TO Reach at
Least 10 Million Bushels:
Receipts Show Decline

European requirements Of wheat
continue to form one of the principal
factors in the domestic markets Lead
ing foreign buyers are apparently
working in close coope Grafton and are
not disposed to bid against one an
other. as this character of buying
would undoubtedly have d strong in
fuence on values.
The British buyers who figured con-
spicuously in the market last week
and on Moudav of the present week
withdrew on Tuesday, but since that
time there has been an active bust
ress with Italy and some of the other
Continental countries. Much of the
export business is being done under
cover and sales are not given out Off
clally.
1t came to LIGHT yesterday, however,
that sales recently have been of large
ing total operations so far this week
at fully 10000, 900 bushels. This de-
mand had & stimulating influence on
values during yesterdays session and
at the close OF the day contracts were
> to 3 cents net higher, while cash
wheat in Minneapolis was ~ 5 cents
and Kansas City was unchanged to 2
cents higher. Offers from the country
were quite liberal, but the movement
is not increasing as rapidly as had
been hoped Tor.
There has been a great deal of talk
about LARGE receipts when the large
number OF cars ordered to the South
west get into operation, but so far ar
rivals at interior points are running
far behind last year and 1t is predicted
that unless the movement increases
very materially in the near future
there is likely to be congestion, as most
of the business done for export has
been for August and September ship
ment.
In the local cash market No. red
and No. hard wheat were quoted at
50 93 2 E track
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-23
Wonders Whether to Sell

Question: would like your opinion of
the following list: Standard Oil of Cali
fornia, General Motors & per cent deben-
ture WHY'S Corporation first preferred
Robert Refs & Co. first preferred, Van RAalte
hrst preferred, Superior Oil. The Standard
OIL of California shows a handsome profit
but the rest all lower than when /
bought and, while the yield is quite salts
factory, am wondering If for the sake of
safety to the principal l ought to take
loss and sell any of them at the present
market.-Miss NJ. w.
Answer-Many of your stocks have
merit. Standard Oil of California and
Superior Oil are speculative securities.
We do not regard them as suitable for
investment purposes. The other stocks
appear to be well enough secured. All
forms of investment have fallen in
price, so it is natural that your stocks
should go lower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-23
Investment
Information

Questions of general interest to
Investors sciH be answercd IN this
column, IN ,ohich case only initials
aoill be used. Others pilt be an
swered BY mail. Address all in
qui'-ies, inclosing q stamped, adj
dressed envelope, to Financial Editor,
The Tribune, 154 Nassau Street, New
York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-23
Fidelity Capital CORPORATION

Question: would appreciate your opin-
ION In regard to an investment in Fidelity
capital Corporation stock, now being Of
fered the public by the Capital Service
Company. both of Boston.--R. f. l..
Answer-We advise you not to buy
shares of the Fidelity Capital Corpora
ton of Boston for investment. 1t
might offer speculative opportunities,
but in our opinion they do not exist in
any attractive proportion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-23

Liverpool Cables-spot cotton in good
demand at 20 points Decline middling,
27,3od sales 5000 bales. American 5000;
imports 1000 bales American g. 900. Flu
lures opened steady. unchanged to points
higher: closed quiet a a net advance OF g
points TO decline of points: July 25 sod
oct 70 SD; Dec. 22.75d; Jan. 22.32d :
March 1.69d. Manchester: Yarns and
cloths. a fair business doing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-23
A Yarn About Liberty Bonds

Qucstion-About ten days ago / heard
a. party say that she wanted to sell her
Liberty bonds, as she heard on good au-
thority that should the soldiers bonus 20
into effect the Liberty bonds issued dur
ing the war by our government would be
worth little or nothing at all. Since that
time l mentioned the same to others and
while they scoffed at the idea I thong hit
would get In touch with you and clear
up the doubt in my mind. The party l
nave reference to has quite an amount in
vested In Liberty bonds also an aunt who
hclds 5000 worth. | myself hold $500
worth. which is all l own in the world.
r H. McM.
Answer-The good faith, credit and
taxing power of the United States gov
eminent are back of your Liberty bonds
no matter whose tongue wags. You say
All you own in the world is in Libertys.
Wen, Uncle Sam will have to lose all
he owns in the world before he defaults
on nickel's worth of them, and when
that happens you won't care much
about your $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-23
Betieve Drop il, Sugar
Checked for Present

Current Year
Sugar. g,anuIsted: lb.. al sssss IS $50
Coffee. Rio, No 7.12% 3ak
Coffee. Santos. No. a.. .saMg.asM 40
After the recent decline of lie a
pound in raw sugar, the market, while
still in an unsettled condition, was in
elined to show signs Of being shade
steadier. Yesterdays transactions in
c!udsd 800 tons of Demeraras, July
shipment, at I5c c. 1. f.; $4,000 bags
Porto Ricos, July and first half Of Au-
gust shipment, at 1850 c. i. f., and
$500 bags Porto Ricos afioat at l6.55c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-23
DIVIDEND NOTICES
SUBMARINE BOAT CORPORATToN

a semi-annual dividend of nifty cents
tt1r snare has this day been declared on
me outstanding Capital stock of Subma
IN, me Boat Corporation payable August 18th.
as-o. 10 stockholders of record at the close
% business on July 24th, 1890
As the Voting Trust has been dissolved
nolders Of Voting Trust Certificates must
S|Achange same for stock at Bankers Trust
,n '" naSy 10 Wall Street, New York City
al oruer TO receive above dividend.
New York, June 3Oth, 1920
HENRY II. CARSE President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-23
FINANCIAL

aaE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
"a inc State OF Illinois. Is closing Its at
.Sus All note holders and other creditors
81 tne association are therefore hereby no
. .aec TO present the notes and other
Sisiins Tor payment.
VIM IL wILDlY. President
Dated June 80. 1s2e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-23
OFFICE OF
FLEETWOOD. GREENE d CO. Manag

LOCKWOOD. GREENE 4 Co. Managers
BOSTON. MASS.
preferred stock of Lancaster Mills has
t Seen declared payable August .. 1890. at
r r once OF the Transfer Agents. the New
ENGLAND Trust Company, Boston. Mass.
20 al stockholders of record at the close
VI business July 20. 1920.
LANCASTER MILLS.
J. Devereux winslow Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-23

Southern Spot Market-Augusta quiet
unchang ed at Ale; sales. s07 ales. Memphis
steady, unchanged at $3.50: sales $50
bales st. Louis steady unchanged "a,
$3.50: sales nil. Houston steady 125
lower, at $3.50, sales. 3sIs baleH Dallas
quiet. las lower at a7s5; sales nil Gal
weston quiet 80 points lower at asc.; sales,
o41 bales New Orleans steady unchanged
at 4oc: sales, 1855 bales Savannah nom
inal at Ale; sales nil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-23

THE BORDEN COMPANY.

~, Cohmon Stock Dividend No. 80.
me regular semi-annuai dividend OF ~
exx peen declared on the common stock of
-. Oompeny. payable August 14th. 1920,
W stocknoiders OF record July a1st. Books
r" NOT close Checks to be mailed by the
b".lsers Trust Company. dividend dis
r, d. SHOVE, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-23
lndustriaIs

1900 .Acme Coal op an High as 1ow Last.
1on . t1 ESpios- ~ u II y 111s II "a
100 100 amer Amer G Candy ~ ~ ~ "
I0o .n ehicic.. 40 40 40 40
5oo .A, ~ p 1, ..':.. " So 60 So
SO +RorGo uel D. 80 so 50 60
100 +do "a ''''i 30 10 lVl loS
500 %rr. ~ o. p osr2 80 S4i2
100 British En,u "a ~ u IA l4A
100 rio 10, ~ 20 20 20
100 do Q ., pt - 81 o. 81 81
ZOO .pI,ii Z" ~, 10 ~ 95 95
r0G .Cara"as - D, Is II liz
3ao0 *Ch, " %i Sug.. 90 IS SIS 55
oeon *crn,-' IN J. Z" 70 Z3Ss 20 y % "a
loo .po uue e.. - h EN- "a
1on sE ,onl 90 e no o. 81 81 81
10o 40 pr ns steel 81 33 33 80
70n sr.r, ~ ~ - u II II
900 .G i.a'n9 u . ~ pa 81 9ia
1900 Gen Asphalt. SIS ss1s ss1s S. 3
ls 90 ar a Is 'ss - ''s e. ''s :,
800 200 . p " q s. Inc i = = i y
I'm L. 49, aper - ~ q 81
lao si "ustc oil. 3gt2 " Z 291a 20 Il
, 100 I'D ID f yss @, - 50 * $ Is
1on LIsselt int lO4 104 104 104
ls o. !sFfss'9n lire - ~ ls 81
SO iSS .r 10 e = " - e = =
s0o Ralner MO " 80 So 80
500 . isopG 70 Z Tq y - "a * ~ IL
-, 30 Slheer Mfg $50 100 1913 1870
3Ss ~. y 3 $ s. Il III 55 as i 81
~, 80 IN nc TT C. " IN IL ~
i 1oo = 2teansh "a 2M
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~ 90 "a pr 81 81 81 81
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