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Evening star., 1921-11-27

squad Of soldiers who had guarded it
against Arab pilferers. and all that the
governor would have to do would be
to give the order to nre.. He knew in
must be. and he knew also the need of
ofiicial praise that would fall like dew
upon any government servant who cap
tured or killed the great brigand.
So the governor forced laugh.
Come. my dear inspector" said he,
for as our proverb has It you have
me between the sword and the wall.
I Will do as you wish"
II am sure that you WILL" said
Don @. Now send for the prisoner
| In prisons there is always some-
one on duty. and the governors bell
was quickly answered. When the
servant entered Don @. was standing
up covering the governor with his
revolver through his pocket. The
governor gave his instructions and a
few minutes later Grulla was marched
into the room by a couple of
Thank you," said Don Q. IT will
now continue my questioning of him,
but there is no reason why these two
Cexcelfent fellows should remain"
+ X X r -
THE governors face was expressive,
but he saw Don Q.'s revolver was
covering him and he commanded the
warders to depart
And now, how are we to get into
the street? II we can avoid the court
yard I would like to do SO. for l
know that there are four sentries
there. besides a guard at the gate.
Has your private house no other exit?
But, of course. 1t has, my dear COM
mandsnt," continued Don Q. az the
governor hesitated. Come; time
presses
The light of dawn was ashy' col
ored as the trio walked through the
streets Of the town. Few were stir
ring as yet. and they met with no
hinderance or challenge until they
came to the gate. for the town of
Meliila is a walled city. Here, how
ever the governor was at once recog-
nixed, and they passed through.
A corporal and six soldiers stood
around the aeroplane, and Lieut..
Daal was evidently ready for flight.
As they approached the machine Don
@. turned to the governor.
You have never been in the air.
/ believer" said he. Il assure you
Evening star., 1921-11-27
And so the kings arms Of sovereignty
in ireland are differentiated by re-
peating the harp on the blue field

And so the kings arms Of sovereignty
in ireland are differentiated by re-
peating the harp on the blue field
Henceforth in Canada when the
king is represented in authority by a
piece Of ornamental symbolism which
we call his coat of arms IL viii be as
in the case of Scotland and Ireland
by a variant upon. the royal arms OF
England. To avoid the heraldic port
manteau phraseology (Which is the
briefest and most concise form OF de-
scriptiye expression ever invented,
but language not taught in the
schools) the design will be as follows:
The shield will have four quarters
and a base On the right and left,
at the top, are the three gold leopards
Of England on a red background and
the red lion Of Scotland, with his
blue claws and tongue, on a gold
background. with a double line of
decorated framing round him. Below
the English leopards. on blue back
ground, are the golden harp of Ire
land, with its silver strings, and be-
low the Scots lion are the three gold
lilies of France, also on a blue back
ground; and at the bottom of the
shield are the green Canadian maple
leaves on a white or silver back
ground. The supports are q gold lion
without . crown on his head, as In
the royal arms Of England), but bear
ing - Q daAnsR IL union jack and .
Evening star., 1921-11-27

sanctified by origin. by time and by
association-the leopards of Edward
the First, the lilies of ancient France
and of the Bourbon's empire. the red
Scottish lion that was old when Rob-
ert the Bruce replaced his private
arms with the arms of the sover-
eighty of Scotland. and the supporting
unicorn, with a crown about his neck.
which was once the crown of q
French dauphin in Mary Stuart's: day,
and, though the crown has now. the
distinctive crosses Of the Scots crown.
the old chain is still appended thereto.
The crest is the crest as it was in
the Black Princes time, with the
addition Of crown on the lions head
and q, maple leaf in his paw. The
union jack on the banner Is itself q
Of the crosses Of the pa
tron saints-St. Patrick's, from the
earliest culture in the British Isles;
St. Andrews. nearly as old. and st.
Georges cross. that was used in land
fighting since ever English and Scots
men fought for the adjustment Of
their borders. But its use at sea, ac-
cording to the Genoese, was bought
from them for gold, because theirs
was the only flag respected by Turks
and Riffs, and English merchants had
need Of it in the middle sea. And
there is the story Of the three badge
flowers and their combination on one
stem at the time Of the union, whicf,
is modern history.
Evening star., 1921-11-27
By PERCY E. NOBBs.
Professor of Architecture and Design Al
McGiIl University. Montreal.

w YIILE the feeling OF Cana
\A/ dams appears to be dis
" " tinctly against titulra hon.
ors, and while the interest,"
in personal coats Of arms is so siigh'
that the whole machinery Of registra
tion Is ignored alike by the many un-
affected and by the few entitled 10
hear arms, there has of late been
quite a healthy development OF place
heraldry. Many Canadian towns have
adopted coats of arms, and Tor the
most part they are feasible, heralo-
ically speaking. and in some instances
duly registered at the College VI
Heralds In London. All the provinces
coats of arms. duly granted ana USED
to the full by the provincial govern
ments, both as decorations TO puphe
printing and as flags on occasion.
The federal authority has, however
until quite recently, been less wsiI
furnished. and this maple ieat' tne
beaver, the arms of the first 1ouf
proyfhces to federate. marshaled to-
eether on a quartered field. and last
but not least, a marshaled coat OF
arms Of all nine provinces. nave an
been used as a symbol of sovereignty
in a rather indiscriminate fashion.
Recently the king has been graci-
ously pleased to approve a royal coat
of arms for Canada.
It Is not generally understood that
arms OF sovereignty are not neces-
sarily the personal arms Of the Sow
ereign, and in the case of conquest
arms of sovereignty pass automau-
cally to the conquering ruler. at least
that has been the way Of it in Europe
y X
" standard is flown, and on it the
Scots arms occur on the frs,
and fourth quarters. and the English
and Irish arms on the second and
third quarters. respectively. Also. his
Scots arms are surmounted by diff
ferent crest. a red lion sittuing up
his supporters. the lion and the
unicorn. are transposed. and they
usually carry banners with the st
Andrews and st. Georges crosses
Evening star., 1921-11-27
THE FREEING OF GRULLA, THE CRANE-bH

and tore a jagged cut upon his fore
head with one Of the fragments. then
shouting. 'Help! Help" he grappled
with Grulla.
Kissed as they groveled together upon
The warder and companion came
rushing in and one Of them threw his
arms around Grulla, dragging the two
"Exceiiency. Excellency" cried the
chief warder. do not forgot that l
warned you. As to you. Wild beast. !"
he turned upon Grulla. you shall pay
, for this: Shall ! put nm in the black black
"You will do nothing Of the kind"
band and foot and put him on his pallet
there. Later In the evening l will re-
turn and question him."
AS Don O.. with his handkerchief
pressed to his forehead, walked along
questioned the chief warder as to the
arrangemer ts for the night for guarding
the prisoners.
"a prison attendant looks after these
ten cells" replied the chief warder.
numbers four to fifty. Day and night
there is always warder in the pas
sage"
''But these prisoners are very savage
Supposing they were to overpower that
warder. Who next would they have to
pass to make their escape?"
There Is an armed sentry at the
gate, and after that there is the court
yard. The walls. excellency. are forty
feet high. and there are spikes on the
top Of them. and ot night there are four
more sentries in the courtyard"
ut seems enough" said Don @.
thoughtfully. Now lead me back to
the commandant."
Some hours later Don O.. the COM
mandant and Lieut.. Daal had dined.
and dined we'll. The governor had
explored his deepest cellars for
vintage wines and though Don as
glass had not been filled often. that
Of the governor had. SO that he was
in the best Of tempers. as he sat
opposite and made himself agreeable
Evening star., 1921-11-27

~ ON Q. was sitting in his cave
on, the afternoon OF spring
y, day. when Robledo' entered
- .ra stood at attention.
Evening star., 1921-11-27

Very rarely in his life had Don Q.
received such a shock. Had he pos
sessed the nerve OF fear. It may be
that he would have been afraid, but
as it was, anger mastered him.
~ II
THIS man in the air, realized with
instructive swiftness, was by far
the greatest danger with which he
had ever been face to face. He fore
saw a complete set of photographs
taken Of his strongholds. Invention
had put a mighty weapon into the
hands O: his enemies and Immediately
his mind began to seek counter to
it. But it was at this moment that
something happened up above.
The arroplane which had been fly
changed its tactics, and. as happens so
swiftly in the air. Its pilot, from
being completely master of the situa-
tion. was in another moment in the
greatest danger Obviously some
the plano dipped and swooped it was
quite ci4Ar that it's pilot was looking
feverishly for landing place.
Now, there was only one spot where
such landing was possible in all that
great mass OF Wild and broken sierra.
and this was at the head Of the Boca
de Lobo i:eelf. ans here with ad-
mirab1e skill the ssroplane came to
earth.
Don @. frst piously voiced his
thanks to his patron saint. and then
waved on his men to make their cap
ture. so that in a very few minutes
the aviator. dressed In his strange
accouterments. his goggles in his
hand, stood facing the brigand chief.
"Ah, senor." said Don O., "it is in
deed delightful Of YOU to pay us this
The aviator smiled; he was q man
Of geod courage. -
Il am indeed fortunate to have
Graham guardian., 1921-02-18
KEEP THE DOLLARS L
IN Stafford
Did Y ou Know

There is hardly thing you can nasae which
is not on sale in Stafford. Did ycu ever stop
to think that when you buy from mail or.
der house you are buying sight-msoen!
And after taking a gambling chance the
merchancise may rot be wnat you really
want, you have to wait several days, sonae-
times several weeks to get your order here,
and on top of that you have to pay freight and
express charges.
Stafford has sold banking Institutions which sways lead
hard who jealous and make Stafford
greater city Stafford has splendid schools aad churches
All SFord merchants and Stafford citizens who keep aem
WHY NOT LOCK AROUND IN sAFFoRB AND SEE
WHAT YOU CAN DO HERE BEFORE GOING ELSEWHERE
TO SPEND YOUR MONEY. DON'T RAILROAD YOUR DOL
LARS OUT OF TOWN YOU MAKE THEM IN Stafford,
WY NOT KEEP THEM IN Stafford?
Stafford dry goods millinery and shoe stores carry the latest
Stylish praca and upodae merchandise SaHed hardware
implement companies furnish you with anything from hoe
doubedecked farm tractor pump engine Saferd automobile
carry standard prices and they carry tires tubes and parts
which you get today probably less than weud you
send 10 the factory
Saord grocer get fresh vegetables direct from the wholesaler
it papers magazines there stores who have
orls, by fas, wire any paper or magazine you
Graham guardian., 1921-02-18

fdey s9n'i NJ tse* are sA:' wo7r
a1f i1'sfior s"oit. ssia 90 you sisai-
unseen Yoa sara roar iivelihoad
hste in Saiford; Sifsr s9ay your
cstalosus ard say ,t h1ms. Lers
get togefho' ard supscri the merch-
ants OF the tows. Trade At home.
Graham guardian., 1921-02-18
Make Business Good by
Buying at Home


WHEN THE DOLLARS STAY
IN Stafford THEY KEEP IN
CIRCULATION; WIEN THEY
GO TO ST. LOUIS OR CHI
CAGO MAIL ORDER HOUSES
THEY ARE GONE FOREVER.
BUSINESS MAKES BUlNEaS;
TRADE WITH The BUSINESS
MEN OF SAFFORD AND YOU
WILL KEEP YOUR DOLLARS
AT HOME.
Graham guardian., 1921-02-18
Possibilities Here

If its jewsky, cat slass, watches or rings,
Stafford jowslers carry a full Inns and you
know the value Of what you ara getting when
you buy A mail order house viii hand you
the gold brick, but saffoYa merchants cherish
their honor ena reputation too much. What
you buy at home 10 on the square. The same
thing 10 true of lumber and building material.
Buy 1t in Stafford ard you 500 ss the spot
what yen are paying for. Oras~ from some
foreign concern and the chances are your
n,atar.sl will prove inferior.
Ansns ether interesting facts the buyer shsud know that he
sps awnings mdc Stafford he set plumbing
hxuss and will find simple sa machine and Blacksmith shops
here e x make ny broken part aees automobiles
machines You will also And upods sadds sad shops that
supply yeur every and decorate your with top
SUCH FACTS SHOULD INSPIRE EVERY INDIVIDUAL
TO MORE THOUGHT m THE JUDiCicus SPENDING OF
OF as moNEY MONEY KEPT IN CIRCULATION AT
HOME Is MONEY MADE
Aad why should send swsy have ssde when there
are Arm. make Hns first
slaS cleaning and pressing establishments sasssd
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proximately s2,b00,000. the cost of
same which was taken from the
earnings OF the company.
The Paragon Refining company
is an old and successful refining
concern, with an s.000-barrcl per
day plant at Toledo. and Pipe line
connection with the midcontinent
fields through conjunction OF It's own
Pipe lines with. those of the Roxana
and Prairie companies. In the last
year II has made chiefly gasoline
and kerosene. but is equipped to
turn out n full line OF products.
Although different members of
the Gilliland company have been
heavily Interested in the Paragon
refinery In the past, and II has han
died most Of tho company's produc-
tion through It's plant, the complete
transfer OF this stock will make
closer connection between the two
companies, and will put the Gilliland
oil company In IA class with the in
dependents" OF the midcontinent
field.
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WORLD MARKET PAGE
WHEAT MOVES UP
IN DAY SESSION
Aggressive Buying Based
on Threatened Crop
Damage in Texas

CHICAGO, Fcb. Wheat took
a big upward swing In price today
on aggressive buying based moro or
less on thrcategcd crop damage from
green bugs in Tcxas Tire market
close strong. Z to- y 3.ic not higher
with March S1.Gt "a to ft.62 and
May itb3 - 10 l-2. Eorn gained
6-S and | 3-ic to &C.. and OTIS
rs TO . l-2r IN provisions tho
outcome was setback y z TO 35c.
Al first tho wheat market showed
considerable depression owing chief
~ 10 selling nacribcd osforcignors.
with gossip current that England was
supplying Australian wheat 10 Ger
many on six months credit and that
Italy had indefinitely suspended the
purchas" Of cereal foodEtuffs ON
the decline. however. milling demand
improved and reports gained clrcu-
lntion that some European shipping
interests were short and hid been
unable TO obtain wheat In the south
west. Then came the flurry over
possible serious damage boy green
bugs. and there was a swift upturn
in prices. the market finishing at
the top level OF the day.
Good demand from the scnboard
together with Ecantincss Of arrivals.
counted tn favor OF bulls. both In
corn and oats
Commission houses sold provisions
on stop loss orders. but the ensuing
declines were partly overcome later
10y the strength Of grain.
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STOCK SESSION
CLOSES RAPIDLY
Opening Dull, But Money
Prospects Enthuse the
Later Dealings

NEW YORK. Fcb S. business IN
the atock market during the carly
ana intermediate periods of todays
qosslun was dull To an extraordinary
degree but the pace quickcncd ana
Tho scope of operations brOndencd
percepubly iu tho final hour a
strong tone ruling NJ tho close.
Much Of the sudden activity OF TN"
later dealings were occnsloned by n
decline In call loans from 10 7
pcr cent. shorts accepting this NJ n
prelude to easter money rates. oils
atcrls aud cduipmonis featured
the sharp rebound ut extreme gains
" ! 10 points Sales amounted TO
l75,0 shares
\ spirited recovery in leading In
tcrnhiiunnl rcmitthnccA was one or
the days noteworthy incidents.
british French. Belgian, Dutch.
spanish and Greek rates rose brisk
" but quotations on northern
Europe were mixed Chrihinnn and
Copenhagen reacted sharply.
IN tho bond market issues Of re-
cent flutptlon. including Pcnnnyl-
wanna 6 l.2's and several oil under
writings. continued to fall under
their subscription prices Liberty
bonds were irregular. M also were
rails and active industrials. Total
sales, par value. tll,S50,000.
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Wilson County, Kansas Wen

The Yates & George well drilling
In the northeast corner OF the south
east quarter OF i5.27s-lte. Wilson
county, Kan, Is now shut down at
1890 feet In the Mississippi lime
They are getting ready to set the
s-inch pipe and will then bradcn.
head the gas and drill the rest of
the hole with gas. They have about
1900, 600 feet OF gas found at s3G
feet. At i.275 feet they reached the
ton OF the burgess sand, there was
22 feet of this: very hard and show
Ing free oil all the way through. This
sand will be given n shot. should
nothing be found btlow. However,
there was no water found In any
OF these sands and they are still In
the 1O-inCh hole, SO decided To make
a deep Test and come hack and shoot
these other sands later.
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Ksnsa. CT, Cash araIu.

KANSAS cry. Fob s--Cash wheat un-
changed to ic higher, No hard 81 i6S
q ltii No. 'ia6di,G3. No rcd $50;
Ne. 2 tl.sEMiSs.
Corn 2c lower 10 &c higher. 40 . mixed
sec; No 6bC. No ? white bsc, No. Q
sic, No. 2 yellow bie. No bGc.
oats unchanged. No white eve, No
mixed t0n AZ lie
Wheat receipts IS carE
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LEGAL.

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY
FOR CHARTER FOR PEOPLES
BUILDING AND LOAN AS
ISOLATION"
Notice is hereby given that on The
nth day Of February. 1921. the unda--
signed. residents OF Tulsa County Okla
hons. will apply to tho Secretary uf
State OF the state OF Oklahoma, for
charter for
PEOPLES BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATIONS"
that the purposes for WHICH said corpora
ton will be formed are to do and trans
act general building and loan sssocia'
tion business as IL now. or which NAV
hereafter be provided for by the laws q
the state OF Oklahoma, with Its principal
place Of business at Tulsa, Oklahoma 3.
and that the term for which tho corpora
tion Is to exist is twenty t2O years
Dated at Tulsa, Oklahoma, this Nin
day OF January. 1891.
tSigned)
TYREE G. PARK,
". wADDELI.,
ROBERT r.. WILLIAMSON.
AL ". JoCHEM
II. l.. DUNELE.
$. d. PICKERING.
y. G. CUNSINGHAM
JAMES +. McCUTCHAS.
r. II. GENET.
r. c. MILLS.
o. II. SCHLEGEL-
w A. DAVIS,
s. u. PACK.
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New York Eschs ns~.

NEW yORk, Feb. s.--Prime mercantile
paper 3a. exchange strong. sterling 80.
day bills and commercial e0-day bills on
banks a.Seh commercial so.day bills
3.s2L demand 3sbt; cables ass
Francs Demand us, cahles III,
Msrks--Demand ist. cables i.d5,
Greece, demand 7.t0. Argentine demand
$3.50. Hrazilian demand 1881.
New York exchange en- Montreal iiN
per cent discount
Government and railroad bonds irrsgu-
lar.
6 months, Z per cent.
-
New York spot.
NEW YORK, Feb, 8. - Cpotton spot
quiet, middling 1905.
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In the Oil Fields
Giiiiidnd oil Company
Buys Interest in RefinerU

The Glllliand oil company has
purchased IA block of stock In the
Paragon Refining company, Toll
edo, ohio, concern, amounting to
approximately 80 per cent of the
total stock issued for a price of ap-
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Charge Coal Combine In Capital.

WASHINGTON. Feb. Specific
charges that a mbination, exists In
the coal trade to maintain h'eh
prices Of coal in this city and TO
shut off the supply of coal to deal
ers who cut rates were put before
the senate committee considering
the calder coal regulation bill today,
by John G. Ritter, who said the
Combination put him out OF busi-
ness"
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Chicago I'rpstuce

tHi'Atp. Feb. s-Huttcr lower
Fsss lower, receipts i1.O2s cases, flrAts
~ g5fc; ordinary frats ao03ic; at
mark cases included, SOU3ac. Poultry
alive higher; fowls 3Gc; spring. 9Oc
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SEw yoRK, Fob. S--Iiberty bonds
closed; 3As S9i.sg. first ~ $3.50 bid;
second iS $3.50, first AS ts7.2o. second
ths ts6.s2, third as $50 o02i fourth ths
,s6.5e; Victory 3As 'oG22. Victory AS
!07.2t
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SI,acklcfOrd County.

James p. Hagan and others No. l
Poindextcr In Shackieford county
making 75 barrels at 1868 feet, drill
ing in Gray lime.
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AZ Hanger.

Cardinal Oil company, No. ]
Brown IL making 1000 barrels at
3,6ls feet, in the Ranger sand. East
land county In the Ranger district.
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WICHITA. Kan. Feb s.--Uogs Re.
ccipt- s0n. market steady, top $40. buiN
81 50d 40.
Cattle-Receipts 500. market steady.
butcher steers t4500so 90; butcher cows
and heifera i3s0ds5o;; stockorr and
feeders t,.b0n 500. stock cows and helfer.
ts501s.5o; bulls 1900 - 800: calves ~ 80
U6s0
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CHICAGO, Feb. S.--Hogs Receipts .s..
ooo. market fairly active. largely 10 to
lSe lower than yesterdays close. light
butchers OFT early top sl0.ib; bulk 200
pounds down se.koWto.oo; bulk .2o- pounds
up is,oo1s,2ti pigs steady
Cattle Receipts 10000 better grade beef
steers steady others slow. early top
Sa7k. bulk tTb0na.0o; butcher stock
steady to strong, bulk butcher -rovs and
heifers fbooDb.2s, bulk canncrs and
cutters "a esmt,s5! bulk beef and bologna
bulln t,ibms00, calves higher; bulk
STEADY.
sheep--Recsipts 5000: market mostly
steady lamb top tii.60. hulk Ss.00Usf rs
fat ewes tto0nts6.
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NEW YORK. Feb s. Call money
strong; high y, low :. ruling rate Z.
cloalnE bid 2. offered a. p last loan 7.
bank acccptancca ST. per cent.
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FOHT WORTH Texas. Feb. s.-Csttie--
Receipts $500. berves te.o0m 100: ~ rkers
i5.00a6.75; cows and hsifers I3.oo67.50:
calves ft00as.t0.
Hogs. W"ceipts 100. light t9 925up.to;
heavy t900n9 %. pigs 800 II,
Sheep none; lambs tj.oons.0o3 ycarllngE
$500 n7.io, wethers t5.ooas,jo ewes
90 ~ LOO
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per gallon on gasoline, cent on
kerosene and cents on naphtha.
which leaves the tank wagon price
q cents for gasoline and the filling
station price 1 cent higher.
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OL,sbopa IIy~toeL.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Feb s.--Csttle-Rs-
cclpts 700. market steady. steers tfbod
$50; cows and holferS s2.2bd5.5o; calves
50 90 a 500. stOckers and feeders s3.2Jh
$50
Hogs Receipts 300 market lower TOP
1873.
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LONDON. Feb. s.--Lcad spo, % los
futures 20 los cd. Zine spot % - Cd;
futures &c - 3D.
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cUICAGO, Feb S-rotatoes highcr;
northern white sacked tt10dl25; bulk
81 o2ui30 cwt. Wisconsin kings $1,000
tto.