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New-York tribune., 1921-05-26
Raw Silk More Active
Prices Stiffen in japanese and
Canton Markets

The raw silk markets in Japan and
Canton have been more active this
week, according to cable advices II,
ceived here, and prices have stiffened
considerably. This has had but littl'
effect upon the New York market .
which transactions are few and far BE-
tween. On the other hand, spot silks
of certain sizes and grades for immedi,
ate delivery are scarce and demand
premium. Future contracts, however,
are quoted at prices under the pre-
vailing market levels.
The future trend of raw silk prices
in the estimation Of some local manu-
facturers, now depends largely upon
the volume of raw fibre that will 0s
purchased by European users, The
American consumption is conanuas
fairly steady, but European consunp
ton is tagging, according to most e.
ports. in the event of more active
purchasing of raw silk by EurOpesl
manufacturers the primary marke" n
Japan and China are expected 10 'u
vance over current prices.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-26
Great Opportunity FOR or, Us.
Business lin Colombia,Ts Sean
Sees Better Outlook
In Carpet Tndussr,

Conditions in the floor eovs,,..
trade are considerably brigb,.s
than they were a few month. a''
in the opinion Of G. B. Fawiev =. ~s''
eral manager Of the Grey r c. s'u,
Company. ps'
The number Of orders ".
receiving now" he said yesto,s. y
lis tending to increase. sl,b..1,'
these orders individually can =. =
a smaller amount of goods tb., W
normal times, Business is stiIl Al, #
in the farming sections, due :. s'' :.
low prices farmers are receivin, g. ..'
crops. ~
"In tho larger towns and ind,
trial centers business is picking :,
considerably. The adjustment :, :,
prices on commodities in een.,.,
has not been completed. One ~ -
greatest stumbling blocks in III.
direction is labor. In our own ,,oa
uct the only sizeble reduction -.
have had is in cotton yarns, An
our other raw materials and or,
labor are near the peak"
New-York tribune., 1921-05-26
Knitted Goods in Demand
Women's Silk Bathing Suits
Leading Seller

Women's sweaters and knitted bath
ing suits are in good demand at pres
ent, although the summer vacation sea-
son has scarcely begun Retail sales
in these two commodities have been
so large that recorders have been neces-
sary, according to manufactu many
cf whom are unable to fill orders for
immediate delivery, particularly in silk
and fiber silk sweaters, which appear to
be more popular than the wool models.
The wholesale sweater market at
present is reported to be carrying a
fairly large surplus of thin wooden
sweater coats for women, which are
practically unstable at any price,
since public demand has shifted to the
more expensive silks
New-York tribune., 1921-05-26
Paris Pearl Market Dull

of the Paris pearl market has been
shown. although the feeling prevalent
in trade circles is that the course of
the market will now assume an up
ward trend, according to a delayed re-
port received here yesterday. Bust
ness during April showed a gain which.
in most instances, was scarcely per-
ceptible. Despite the apparent stag
nant period prices obtained for ex-
tremely fine qualities of pearls we're
said to be the highest paid for some
time.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-26
New York City Bonds
New York State Bonds

/ Issued in coupe" aud registered form
! not interchanseab Coupon bonds regis.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-26
Clothing Shown Here

More than Twenty-Five manufacturers
of mems and boys apparel have re-
Gently joined the mems and boys
division of the Bush Terminal Sales
Building, $50 West Forty-second
Street. They represent twenty-onc
different manufacturing centers and
many OF them are showing their
samples in New York for the first time.
The cities represented include Balti-
more, Buffalo, Boston, Chicago, Gin
cinnati. Detroit, Milwaukee, Philadel-
phla. New York and a number OF
smaller towns.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-26
Casein Company Has Deficit

The Casein Company Of America ro
ported deficit for the wear ondnd '9' ne le
eeember 81, after depreciation but but he be-
fore Federal taxes, of S76,618. com
pared to surplus Of $3.50 .462. equiv.
lent, after preferred dividends. to S301
share earned on the 81 ,920 shares al
common stock in the preceding wear
Net earnings amounted to sos .03S
against $393,772. Deficit. after pre-.
ferred dividends OF $S2,070, which in,
cludes $2,079 dividends on the Dir,
Milk Company preferred stock, was
New-York tribune., 1921-05-26
Trying to Recoup Loss in P. r. r.


Qucstiou--As an Interested reader of
your column I am taking the liberty of
asking your opinion behalf of widow
whose first requirement is security, but
who docs not feel that she can afford TO
see her income drop. She holds eighty i've
shares Of Pennsylvania Railroad Would
you consider it wise to sell and buy in
stead southern Pacific Baltimore &
Ohio preferred? Her other holdings are
Well diNersiacd.-M. *. s.
Answcr-We would not advise a
widow to shift from Pennsylvania into
either Southern Pacific or Baltimore &
Ohio preferred. She is getting $255
yearly from her Pennsylvania. At mar
ket prices she could sell the Pennsyl
vania for about $4,000. If she were
to buy three Danish Consolidated
Municipal loans per cent bonds due
1916, recently selling at 100, her in
come would be $240 year, but these
Danish bonds are guaranteed principal
and interest by the Kingdom of Den
mark. Furthermore, there is q sink
ing fund provision of which 100000
are to be retired in each year in the
first five years, and $65o;ooo annually
during the remaining 20 years, at
1071s. The bonds to be redeemed are
chosen by lot. All of the bonds will
be redeemed at 1071A, so that actually,
if her bonds are not called into the
very last date, she would have a TX
point increase in principal. On the
other hand, il they should be among
the early bonds called, she would have
made a nice profit. Similar prospects
exist with the Belgian 71as, which are
retired $2,000,000 yearly at 115, until
all are paid at that price, and the City
of Copenhagen 51As, which will be
called 5 per cent a year at par begin
ming in 1925, and in the United King
dom 515s, 1929.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-26
Commercial Credit

A limited amount Of commercial
paper is now coming into the market,
partly on account of the passing Of
the financial strain and partly because
Of the disposition of business men to
hold off borrowing in anticipation Of
lower money rates in the near future.
Commercial paper rates yesterday
varied from 6a4 to 7A per cent, with
the bulk of new paper moving at T
per cent.
The American Acceptance Council
quoted the following discount rates on
prime bankers acceptances eligible
for nurchase hY Federal Reserve hanks:
New-York tribune., 1921-05-26
Bonds
Pittsburgh

) s 0oo Peo Trac As. 55's 551s 551a 55la
Iooo lie con 4las 923s 926s 926s 926s
New-York tribune., 1921-05-26
Leather Continues Active

The leather market yesterday dis
played the broadening out process
which has been in evidence for sew
eral weeks. Tanners of upper calf
skin, it is said. are unable to obtain q
sufficient supply to meet the large de-
mand, and have several weeks un-
filled orders on hand The demand
for specialties yesterday disprovcd the
Illusion that an abatement in this line
was near. Prices were advanced in
nearly all lines.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-26
Textile Industry Improve, !,

BOSTON, May 25.-The state y \
partment of Labor and Industries \
day announced that its reports ~ Il,
Gated improved conditions in tas Nd ID
tile industry, that the demand lVI 81. ~ n.
and shoes persisted. although tnS sJss
jority of plants we're still on lea,. a :,
schedules, and that the metal aaa IA Il
chinery trades were dull without 's'l
of immediate Improvement.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-26
jewelers. HOLIDAY List Crews

Local wholesale and retail jeweIry
shops will be closed on the Saturdays,
May %. July p. and September s,
Judging from the list of names indors-
ing the movement for the extra holl-
days. Nearly all the jewelers. now
nave affixed their signatures to the
netltlon which has been circulated in
the trade
New-York tribune., 1921-05-26

OF the National Bank Of South ARR,
Ltd, show an unusual prosperity +.
1919 and 1920, with trade bsI,r.i ~,
Of exports over imports of s225 o0o a9tSs aSs
at normal exchange. The cause ',:tvs' NJ ts,N
according to the reports, is the rslos,s 81 .,i4
able industrial development in the sai
onies that ensued, when, shut Of fror sor
importing because Of the war, the ,s'u ~
onies we're thrown on their own ~ ~
sources.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-26
Investment
Information

Questions Of semerai interest TO sa-
e.sfe~s soiH be onswered Sn this cot
ann, IN rhich case only initials sesh
be used. Others spiU be ons,oered 5s
@ait. Address all inquiries, sacles-
sng stamped, addressed eneeiops, &C.
Financial Editor, Tbs Tribane, i54
Nsssoa Street. NeW York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-26
# Tuesd ay' S
Sugar and Coffee

Raw Sugar Futures--The range Of prlces
New-York tribune., 1921-05-26
Holds Some High Grade Bonds

Question--Will you kindly advise il the
following investments are high grade and
SIZE? | have one each, $1,000 bond OF
New York Gas. Electric Light, Heat and
Power 5 per cent, Rochester Railway and
Light Company per cont, St Louis, Iron
Tobacco S per cent, II shares American
Baking Powder preferred. Would it be
advisable to sell any of the above and
take loss and invest in better paying
Investments? l paid 500 a share for
now selling at rs. I am anxious about
this Investment. as 1t is not listed on the
Stock Exchange. Would it be narketa-
BILE M. Il. n.
Answer~-We consider st. Louis, Iron
Mountain & Southern general consoli-
oated railway and land grant 5s to be
high grade. We consider the stock of
the American Telephone & Telegraph
Company, which now pays 8 per cent,
as good, reasonably safe investment.
We consider the New York Gas, Elec-
trio Light. Heat and Power first SIS, due
1948, as high grade, and we consider
the Rochester Railway and Light IS,
due $780, as well secured good public
utility investment. The Royal Baking
Powder preferred is fairly readily
marketable, but we think, under pres
en; circumstances. and at the present
low price of high grade bonds, you
might we'll shift from that into one
os the good foreign government bonds,
either Kingdom OF Denmark IS or Gov
elnment Of Switzerland 8s.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-26
THE BoRDEN Colp.Nv

me regular quarterly dividend NJ no.
az nss Pee oeen declared the Preferred stocl I@
20 stockholders of record June lat MI, ~ !,
Bsnisars no. close. Checks to be mailed by the
bursing agent. dividend dis
sHEPART RAREsnIpE. Treas,rnr
New-York tribune., 1921-05-26
Corn
Yesterdays PIeviou.
Oats

Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close close. ago.
No , Wcstern.$l75i $i.T6i3 $2.32
New-York tribune., 1921-05-26
Dated May 25th. 1921. ''
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY
No Ii Fifth

New York. May 25. 1921
dividend of tIse6 has been declared
mpon the Preferred Stock of the Americas n
stockhoiders Of record at the close of bust
ness June 10, 1921. Checks will be mailed.
j. NJ. W. HICKS. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1921-05-26
SETTLED PRODUCTION COMPANY
NiNihnnl

r The, The a39i.arterly. dividend Of so on the
Pany EaaGy mas been declared payable June Is.
49,, 49, 10 ockhoiders of record june =
upon which date books will be closed -
b. f. BROpERICK. Secrotarv
New-York tribune., 1921-05-26
South African Trade Better.

Although South Africa, In common
with practically every other section of
the world, has been experiencing busi-
ness depression in the past few months,
reports on business in the provinces
recently reported to the New York agent
New-York tribune., 1921-05-26
COTTON STATISTICS
Liverpool Cables cotton In
Commodity and unit.

Liverpool Cablcs-Spot cotton in moro
demand at Is points advance; middling,
l.4Sd. Sales 1000 bales American, 5000
bales. Imports. 5000 bales. Futures
opened quiet at to . points advance.
Closed sttody at net advance ot Is to
30 points May. 7.SSd; tuy, Slad; Oct.
S.5tL; Dec. SI0d: Jan. S.7td; March, s.s1d.
Manr hester. Yarns quiet; cloths in good
demand.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-26
DIVIDEND NOTICE


w Ffth Avenue, New York
n dividend of i2eo has been declared or
Sne capital stock of this Company. payable
on June 10th, 1921. to Stockholders of Rec
ord at the close OF business June 3rd. 1921
i ne stock transfer books of the Company
Will not be closed
MAURICE VEUVE,
Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-26
Cottonseed Oil

Final bids were 90 points net lower FOR
May and lower to higher for the other
positions.
The range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1921-05-26
Oncn High. Low.
Southern spot Markets 4

IS points higher at I2.15c, sales. SS5 bales.
New Orleans. steady, - points higher at
il.7ac. sales, 1,265 bales. Mobile nominal,
20 points higher at ll26c, sales. nil
Savannah steady. unchanged at li6 60c .
sales, l.oS2 bales Norfolk quiet, % points
nnsFs Eshef s@adI n%nis SS,Gs her 04es ~ AZ
sales. 200 bales Memphis steady, un-
changed at l1.75c; sales, l.05O bales
sales, 2.t97 bales. Dallas steady, SO points
higher at II l1c; sales, lisa bales.
Montgomery firm, IS points higher al lie.
sales, 40 bales Fort Worth steady. %
points higher at li.I6c; sales, 296 bales.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-26
Cotton Advances
On Crop Reports;
Buying Improves
Private Indications of Poor
Start and Reduced Acre
agc Basis for Cain i'm
Speculative Holdings

Bullish private crop and condition
figures were considered chiefly respou-
sible for broadening demand and
rather sharp advance in the cotton
market yesterday. More favorable for
cign news probably added to the CON
tidence of buyers. who paid up to 1873
for October contracts, or 3S points
above Tuesdays closing figures and
65 points above the low level of Mon
day That delivery closed at 1858,
with the general market closing steady
at net advance Of % to 36 points.
There was scattered realizing during the
earlier trading In anticipation Of q favor
able weekly report from the Weather Bu-
reau. but II was readily absorbed by local.
Wall street and Western buying Lator
The market not cons'dcrable pressure Of
tho demand continued and last prices were
within few. points Of the hest. Reports
chester ana tho favorable impression made
by European political news contributed to
the hope OF Increased exp"rts but the
eating a crop condition OF 65.4 with a do.
crease in acreage OF sos rer cent and an
$4,000 '" wy
Part of the buying was supposed to
come from people who had Anticipated
that end May reports would point ta
smaller reduction In acreage than end
April figures. but the statement issued
yesterday showed practically no change In
the outlook. as compared with q month
ago
southern spot markets a. officially ro-
ported were unchanged to 20 points higher
but sales We're comparatively small.
MiddIing quotations in the South now
range from, 1lc at Montgomery up to
! l2.l Sc at Galveston, compared with II 90c
the closing price OF July contracts at New
York. Norfolk reported spot sales of 1,66l
bales at 1850 for mddiing cotton.
Tho local market for spot cotton was
steady and so points higher at 13.06c for
middlinG: no sales were reported.
The range of prices
New-York tribune., 1921-05-26
Livestock, Meats. Provisions .,

Yesterday.
Live beef, fair to =, Tsela
prime. 100 lbs. SS.oOG s.-e 49,
. r d beef. fss
sides. b.. .l29 10
Live Neals, COM
mon 80 prime. ,.oee!1
100 lbs......,. S.G0E 1870
D esse veal. ,se
city. lb.......~es $50 80 ~msfI
Live ewes. 100 lbs S.50@9 bo9
Dressed mutton, "a
city. ib -..,y. ,IeR "a
Live lanos. fair
TO prime. 100 ,tess I
lbs. -.>-.... lS.ooD laee
Dressed j "A M s, qse
city. 10, .s3.Is .2SGs q ,saagl
Hogs. 100 lbs. e.09@ 80
sAsed hogs, seNaI
bacon. ib. -. .tsSs @lfis .,T.sa4
Pork; boI... 24.50@ $500 tksss tksss
Issss beef. bol... 1s.o09p1s.os As-s
Lard. Nj id q lie "a sae&
s West. lee lbs. s.7S& $50
New-York tribune., 1921-05-26
Montreal

BId ASK Sid Ask
Ab & p 36 26', Dom Glass IS
90 Pt;, 80 Dom Steel 3l6s 81
Bell Tel. 1929 l03 ,tsur id 90 40'
Br TL&P. 32l. S2sl IN l. M&PC G.
Rrom Pap 35ts So l\at Rre,y ,2i. "
Can Cnnt 53ls 81 Ceilive M 9o4
do pf.. 9I1tiPenn, Ia 10o
', AN FL NV Rior Pap ,6s II
do pr. b414 Span Rtv ~ ~
Det L Ry. 81 Stis,StI 90 or {, iSiH SO )
Dom Rge. 75'a do IF 50 % %
New-York tribune., 1921-05-26
Grain Prices
Wheat

Wheat
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York. cose. close. ago.
No . hard. S1.69 SlSS -
The range at Chicago
Open. High. Low. Close. close.
May. ~ 1855 171A l.79% l.73!a
July .. 1.331a 1863 1929 1.3215 1.34'4
Corn
Yesterdays Previous Year
No. yellow. so.slH so.8l% s2.l1:.
Chicago:
May. ,..',.,,. VI a ~ "s .S9Fs
July.....,.,.. 81 .of+ 4.oo 70
Oats
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York close, close. ago.
No. white. $Q.6l y $0.jl} "a sl.44
Chicago:
MaY.,......., ava ~ "a 1.0Z
July ..,.....+. .4lB 1914 .S9ts
Rye
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close close. ago.
No. Wcstern.$I75ia $i76h $2.32
Flour and Meal
Yesterdays Previous Year
sp'ng pt. 50 900 . so s9.0o@9 SO s13.756i4.75
Cornml. 1862 l.95 1.s5@1.95 4.7504.97h
Rye. 9.o0Q9.6O S.25@s.5o l.5o@11.s5
Bran. 21.oo 27oo $500
New-York tribune., 1921-05-26
DIVIDEND NOTICES
American Telephone &
telegram Co.
Thlrty-Year Five Per Cent Collateral
Trust Gold Bonds Due Dec. l. 1nlR

Coupons from these bonds, payable by
their terms on June I. 1921, at the office
or agency of the Company in New York
or in Boston. Will be paid in New York at
the Bankers Trust Company l6 Wal
Street. II. BLAIR-SMITH. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1921-05-26
Toronto

Adamac ....-- Ming Crn en- ASN
ApeA .....-- 3 lNewray 3
Atlas ....... "a !, Ptsrp Lake ~
Bailey ..... . s Pore Crown
Chmbrs Fer 10 Pore Tisd.Ia 'S ia
Coniagas ... IL Is. Pore In1nsrI
Crown Res. * ), Pr E Done .
Dome Lake. : Tx Hughes
ct Northern-- 8 Tr,iskn,ior II rs
Gold Reef 3 'rhoni Krist :
HarGra YES. ( Va, Cas o
Holiinger -. 6la So Wasapika -
Lake Shore. u 3,tWcst Dnns -
Mclntyre 49,. - 10 Nv
New-York tribune., 1921-05-26
Federal and Joint Stock Land Bank
Bonds

Bonds
Federal Farm Loan 6s
r., ls2s-l92a .;,...:.,;;:.:. s7% s74 $50
1039-1924 ....... co., 9II5 b21
Federal Farm Loan AIS
193S-1923 ............. 90A 91I. SPA
Federal Farm Loan 4tss
az Iso7;ls22 ....-.:.. ao's Ola 5.2s
,olS; lsa9,ls2t sta:, . -. ssH s4A $50
lsas-1a2s ............. s2& s44 $50
United States Treasury Certificates Of
Indebtedness
''" Approx.
sJuns 10. 400 LOON 4.se
New-York tribune., 1921-05-26

6Sl5 Ark Nat Gas II II 10 1ba
10 Am w G Ma 57tS 57ls 81 81
10 Carbo- Hy pf 81 az AZ a.
$50 Guftey Giles. I2at 12s[ 12i] l98
100 Carne l. &, ~ 5T 81 5is
100 Lone Star Gas 23s. 93a; 2%a> o9%
lO5 Mfrs [. s, RI - a. AZ
ia ia ~ a. F,Feproot' Z "a ~
80 Ohio Fuel on. Is iS - 70
zoo on Nat Gas. 9&H 23I 22n 331.
90 Puts Brewing 20 81 %. 80
40 We, x, "'aN1 ~ Y 92'a ga 92A
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-04
new YORK ALL
AG0G OVER THE
WORLD SERIES
Thousands Pour into the
City for the Opening
Game Tomorrow

NEW YORK. Oct A.-The metrop
ola H. al; worked ~ over tho world
series. ma povslts Of Paving is
t&o mnIor league clubs nkhkine y
ont Cor hAkhest baseball houors
has 1T the whole town ofoE.
~ far The battle has been entirely
on paref--aud considerable paper at
ready has been uacd-but the leans
will get down 10 buzineas tomorrow
afternoon a. this Polo grounds.
Enthusiasts by tbs thcHE%ues are
pouring lnto the city from fhe north.
south. east and west.-a few with
flrkete and others with hopes OF
NttfinE them. Hutclz are rapidly
filling and Il ~ predicted that sleep
ing space VIII he A. a rre1aium be-
fore the series ssnfss
both the Giants n the Yankee
hold their FINAL practice today. The
outlook fhis morning wns Tor fine
weather today and tcniorfg~.
Tbs rival managers Ac0few a
HuExins. are equally conhdent Of the
outcome OF the
eva are ready anu NJ excuses VIII
be offered a. the score OF condition
A. the Giants are beaten By the
YANKEES" said NcUraw.
II intend 10 play regular American
league BASEBALL in the series with the
Giantss' Manager Hugsins said. Ths
kind Of baseball that son Tor us In
our neason'n campaign. think y
VIII b. a hard fought series
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-04
Only One Football
Game for Saturday

Tho only football game which has
been seheduied here Tor saturday, will
be played between the team Of the
HEADQUARTERS troop 81 Boy scouts. n
a picked team from h city OF about
the same weight. This game VIII he
played al Washington park NJ 4
O'Clock Saturday afternoon
Both Teams average about 100
pounds IN weight. The picked team
has chosen Bull Dogs Tor n name,
and II headed hy lee FAIR. Paul Ham
mond II captain OF the scout cam
Neither the nigh school nor univer-
nlty team a game scheduled Tor
this week. Tho high school viii play
its next rams with h local indian
school ON October ~. On that day
the university viii play Its first game
with Colorado coiiese 81 Colorado
Springs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-04
Trim Ankle Puts
High Shoes to Bad
For Coming Winter

NEW YORK, oct i-High shoes
have been badly wursted In the BATH.
OF fashions by the trim ankle, anu
ms 10 the current Issue OF the DRY
Economist" which says
The trim ankle Is going 10 con
,inue a big factor In the hosiery husi-
ness. Taik.fg with one OF the b.Ht
posted shoe man / nthc country, the
o.ner day. n, matte the following OBJ
.ervations about shocs The hiEh
boot b. not n factur IN the shoe trade
I have teen In a dozen factories
recently aud ave seen only a Few
tarbs OF thls vuc OF footwear. Per-
haps five per ccnt OF production ir
IN this line. The oxford, the nump
and the siipper-these are the thins
though there are a lot OF low SHOES
Ishoes with low topsl. too.
This man went on To speak Of the
French shoes cut at the side 10 show
the arch. the most beautiful part col
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-04

-tvIe of delivery Il a. effective a. me
stun he has on the ball feel nav
Mava will turn In Il couple oi VICTORIES
and has a chance Of winning tniee'
N shawkey was In form ! wonln POL
lively pick the Yankees. hut has ha''
arm makes him a bis question MARI
More Free Hitting Than
last S4-a~un.
Hoyt can he depended upon Tor q
couple Of good games look tvi
Netf and Toney to prove tough tei
the Yankees. Kerr. q pitcher me
Nehf, beat the Yankees six times ~
seven starts. C~oxeicekiri ~ Hfea'
splitter like Douglas, won InlN on
game in seven starts from the fanks'
don't hook for alright pitrh-
ing from either side, % believe
IN a. wiii be- more FRYE hittina tihin
lsnt year. That met uwkcs me
give the Yankees a slight edge.
look Tor the SERIES In go ciHht
gamrr, possibly the limit,
wrrr manager of the Nnnh-
~ thu gnmcn,-- 81 the Giants
/, wouli he ny gtratcst worry. iiTS
never quit.
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