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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-14
Chilean Loan Authorized

SANTIAGO. Chile. July 1a.-The
senate, in special session here this
morning, definitely passed a bill au-
thorizing the government TO place
either IN Chile or abroad a loan Of
za,Oo0.ooo pesos in gold and so COO. 900
pesos IN paper currency at eight per
cent for Ave years. This reduces the
amount asked by the government ex-
xctiy one-hali.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-14

interpret II an PROOF or the Imperial
Banks continued unimpaired credit
abroad, as we'll as faith by foreigners
IN the economic future Of Germany.
The official statement fails to reveal
the. identity of the Dutch sources
which advanced the first 100000 900
marks or the terms under which the
credit was made.
That the Reichsbank in the present
instance should be able to realixe AN
it's credit abroad to the extent i'm
VOWED is cited here as effectually dis
proving ramors in circulation that it
would have to resort to moratorium
as result of Germany's entangied
financial situation since the revolution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-14
The Market

heightened public interest in the
bond market was revealed yesterday
actionz, while activity in speculative
stocks was at a low ebb. There was
Especial activity in government bonds.
Nest Of the foreign issues We're steady
70 Arm. retaining previous gains, but
Argentine SIS declined. Domestic rail-
rcad issues continued to rise moder-
atsly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-14
N. Y. Bankers Offer
Michigan Bonds

A syndicate, consisting of the Bank
ers Trust Company, the National City
Company. the Guaranty Trust COM
pany, Harris, Forbes & Co., and asso-
ciates, yesterday began to offer SIS
100000 2o-year 5A per cent soldier
bonus bonds of the State of Michigan at
1oS and $5,0oo,o00 of one-year 8 per cent
notes at 1o0h. The syndicate mem
bers said that all the notes were sold
yesterday, and that two and half
hours after the Offering began one
half Of the bonds were bought.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-14
Vulcan DEFINING Quarter

The Vulcan DEFINING Company re-
ported deficit, after charges and
taxes, FOR the quarter ended March Al
of s69,26a, compared to 8 net income
OF slh.l2l in the corresponding aiarter
Of the preceding year. Sales amounted
TO s@1l sos. against s3oS,7eI. Cash
showed $99,656.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-14
REIMBURSEMENT
of
ALLIED PACKERS,
INCORPORATED.

Notice is hereby given that
the undersigned Committee has
modified the Plan dated April
so, 1921, and has caused a state
ment of such modification dated
July /, 1921, to be filed with
CENTRAL UNION TRUST
COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
the Depository, and with FIRST
\ A T | 0 \ A L BANK OF
PHILADELPHIA, F o K T
DEARBORN TRUST AND
S A V n @ S B A \ K o F
CHICAGO, and FIRST Ma
TIONAL BANK OF BOSTON,
the Sub-Deposiraries. Holders of
Certificates of Deposit will be
irrevocably bound and concluded
by such modification unless they
exercise their right of with
drawaI within the period and
otherwise as provided in said
Plan and Agreement dated
April 80, 1921. Holders of Ger
tiicates of Deposit exercising
such right of withdrawal shall
not thereafter be entitled to any
rights or benefits under SAID
Plan and Agreement.
The Modification Of the plan
extends the voting rights of the
Prior Preference Stock, limits
the authority of the board of
directors to declare dividends,
other than the cumulative $50
dividend upon the Prior Prefer
ence Stock, provides for the es-
adjustment of sinking fund
for the purchase or redemption
of the Prior Preference Stock
and postpones payment OF part
of the 7Gu dividends upon the
Preferred Stock until after the
payment of the participating
dividend upon the Prior Prefer
enoe Stock. Copies OF such Modi-
fcation and of the Plan and
Agreement of Readjustment as
so modified may be obtained
from the Depository and the
Sub Depositaries. or from the
Secretary of the Committee, and
all persons interested are re-
ferred TO the same for full and
accurate statement of the con-
tents thereof.
The modification of the Plan
has been made al the request of
the representatives of holders of
Debentures, with the assent of
the representatives of stock of
both classes and upon assur-
ances that additional deposits
would be made if and when
such modification was effected.
There is now on deposit more
than 44ec of the Dehentures,
more than So &c of the Preferred
Stock. and more than 500 of
the Common Stock.
The time for deposit Of all
classes of securities has been ex-
tended until the close of busi-
ness on JULY ", 1921.
Dated Kew York, Iusy s. 1921
GEORGE W. DAWSON. Chairman
CLIFTON ~. DwfNSF1Js
SAstF1s C. FENHA9ES
JOHN FLETCHER
EEsfsEERT T. FOSTER
WILLIAM A LAW
EDWIN G.. LEWIS Committee
c. e. Sigler, Secretary
80 Broadway, n. Y. City
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Copyright 1871, by $. w. straus &


The Tribune prints each day the NC
tst-ity dates of all active bonds quoted
on the Neiv York Stock Eschange. The
return en- bond 10 the inpsstor depends
upon three factors. the rate Of intersst
the security bears. the market price
ard the distance of the maturity dcte.
To figure the precise yield on bond It
is necessary to use yield tables, bat the
cpprorimdte yield caa roughly be figured
cut BY the fosIomtng formula: Dipide
the closing quotation on q bond into
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-14
Paris Market Holidays

PARIS, July 13.-The Bourse here
will be closed on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-14
Alliance Realty Net $75,742

For the six months ended June 80
the Alliance Realty Company reported
q 1T income after taxes and expenses,
Of S75,742. Operating income amounted
70 S1O5S22
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-14
Days Dealings in Bonds
(SaIes)

K OF Italy 5-yr SIS, gold bonds ssA ssh
San PauIo IS CT " 95 95 y,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-14
Danish C NJ S
[ gold 81 ser
Railway,

Am Ag Oh /
ns 1924 |
l -. 95 u
9 s5% |
cv So 1928 !, : |
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Oil Price Due
to Supply and Demand

Chicago. Dec. The violent changes
in oil prices are not due 10 man!pula-
ton combination. control Of production
or consumption. but are caused by the
normal operation of tho law OF Cupply
and demand. +. l.. Welch. general sec
rotary Of the American Petroleum In
stltu,c. declared in an address At tho
second annual meeting OF the institute
here tonight.
The coming year Will 500 more auto
mobiles produced h Il during the last
year, Harry L. H6ruinE. president Of the
WaukcShaw Motor company, predicted.
In an address. Discussing the danger OF
4 fuel famine. I've said:
Among executives th"r" q a strong
Faith that Il real famine docs not face
us 50 long rs the problem lies IN tho
hands Of ;hc American Petroleum In
dusiry. | personally hrli">" that - far
a motor fuel is concerned thor" - such
an immense reserve in technical AMI
scientific possibilities that Ia" in""utiN"
- all hat will lie needed :" meet III"
demands "r many su"cceGirG genera
tons.
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White Child Rescued
From Negro May Be
From Wheeling District

cincinnati. @. Dec. "A determined
gt,"mpt was made by IN" juvenile court
officials and thc city police to-day I"
establish ilcutity and exact nativity OF
. live wear old girl living at the h"n"
of Henry Simpson, negro. ucn" Sc"
ri.nmorL Ohin aided hv tho ohio hui
mana ~eo,tety
0rrf,crs visited the home whon n -
rnr, WAS received that Ercda iioruhor-
rcr w,v riss,nr from her home here.
e.. .;,g,, cIoncc hy the Uornbcrg"r'S
.r.a ,L,, ~. mn. rirl WAS not a
IT,, ,,....r
,,,.~ ,.y,,,, ~ ,o.Jry Indicated
IN. ,nc ,rilJ v,4 kiInanpcd from 4
small ,n,rr Ohio river town near
WLo.rf,r
.r,n ,.n,', vho Eq,c ,arc OF the child
,lccl,r, they adopted the child. and
..,,im r. has MORO blood. civ hospital
r,.i.f,rs decIar, i = Cu,, FLOODED
,.l,,o ,,ril,
rh, rnIr,.n ,rc eeckiur PARTICULARS
roc, rli,r any child Lidnapp"d between
Nhn.unr and ptt,shur-h.
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world in this important time. And IL 10
so fine to know that the rest OF man
kind accents the attitude OF this great
nowerful nation, much ADLER 10 60 Oh
In u competition for armament much
stronger TO assert its demands through
physical might than anybody else N
the world to-day. and yet notwithsAnl-
ing that more fortunate people, physi'
cal might and strength, here Is our re-
public asking nothing OF anyone IN the
world except TO join us In the accom-
plishment OF a thing which God would
wish and for which humanity must re-
joicc.
While | have found many a satisfac-
ton in the knowledge Of the tender
things Rnd sympathetic things and help
ful things and Christ-l!ke things which
YOU have done. 1t Is a pleasure to say
that | hope your sympathies and your
humaDitics and our gentle and Bympa-
thetic ininistrations and your generosity
from this time on shall more largely be
applied to those inevitable mfsfortunes
and those unacceptable suffer!ngs which
come to people now and hen In the
peaceful course OF human affairs. There
will never be n time when there Is not a
work to do. But how much moro COM
fort.nE it is going to be to have the
consciousness that you are contributing
TO the aleviation OF these unacceptable
sufferinGs Of peace rather than to be
called upon in the greater way as an
agency TO relieve he sufferings DELHI
eratcly caused by war. II there IL aughr
that T can do in my titular connection
with the order, I want the vice presi-
dents and the chairman Of the commit
/! tee 10 call on me whenever I am needed
because it will be a pleasure and COM
fort and 4 compensation to serve with
YOU on every possible occasion" ..
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Mrs. ObenChain
Predicting the Murder
Of J, Bolton Kennedy

Los Angeles. cal. Doc. "a coavor-
sation in 4 beauty parlcr. involving i
prediction OF the death Of J. Felton,
Kennedy. was IN" major topic OF tosti-
mony today in the trial ur Arthur &.
Eurch, accused Of numbering Kennedy.
The conversation was described by
Mrs. Mary I;ail.ct OF Los Angeles. VIII"
said Mrs. Madalynn" Obcachatn. accused
jointly with Buch. had made the predtr-
zion OF kcnnedy's death. and quoted her
as saying:
'Relton will soon pass cut. I could
almost put my hand on the spot whore
Il Will happen
Mrs. Bail;tf said Mrs. OhenChaiu on
July % invited her 70 luncheon and re-
marked that she would never marry
Bolton"
Il asked her why. and She answered
because he had deceived her the wilt.
ness continued. "IIe said she had had
a detective from Chicago watching
him"
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CONFERENCE
CONTINUED from Page ono.)

appeals TO thar inner man so :ntim"tei!
so as association with the American
Red cross.
II wish ] could speak 4 Little more IN
;imEtrly. am Just rs proud ~ what
tie American Red cross'docs as though
/ We're An intimate and active rartici-
pant in all :ts proGrama.
II hope with all my heart that much
OF the big work which las been yours
IN the past Will never he asked OF you
again. It Will be L wonderful! thing for
mo ard for YOU to have lived in II period
when We have brought the conscience
Of mankind TO an understanding where
We shall have don something tangible
TO prs:cnt calling upnn you again for
war service
And l like to say 10 YOU. because !
know whereof ! spcah. We are going TO
succeed beyond our fondrSt hopes: Il il
getting to be pleasing to bc able to say
that things never done before We can do
now. There is NOT anything impossible
wh~l the conscience Of present daH CIV
illzat.on is fixed on that accomplish
mcut.
And quite apart from our r"mtr.bG'
ton 70 this new consciousness in the
world. quite apart. from the immediate
benefits and sat!sfac;ions which come
TO us. what i wonderful thing e is 10
nave lived in thought and action in such
n way as 10 bring the debate opinion
Of the world to this conclusion. | am
50 proud OF Amer!ra! don't mean in
the sense tlvt we have ne"r;ofore boa ST.
materiai:stic way. but ! am proud Of
A.,.ri.n ic.,tse T ian Va InrN tho Wit.
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Abandon Purpose Of
Seeking American Loan

Mexico city. Dec. Try the AsS"c'9-
ted PrnssD-Adolph De IA Nuerta. scr
rotary Of the treasury, has ~ahandonc"
his proposed trip 10 New DIRK. whcr" II
was reported he would seek 4 loan win
American bankers. according TO auth"r'-
tative information received to-day.
The taxes due the Mexican treasury
from American oil companies ar" "aUS-
ing tho officials here soTc C"nv"rn.
Statements credited to various govern
mcnt departments have been I" the Of
feet that there already were more than
1000 900 pesos due the government hN
the oil companies up TO November 30.
and II IS an open secret here that tn"
agreement regarding taxes. made last
September between Senior he La Huerta.
and tho American commission Of oil
men. headed by Walter c. TeaElN, pres
ident OF the Standard oil Company OF
New Jersey. was tentative and expires
December 81 next.
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sponsoring tho new -four power plan
have gone SO far az TO prepare a tenta-
tive treaty draft. there are several de-
tails on which the plcnipotcntiaries have
not l.t presented their views In their
Informal exchanges. There seems TO be
n universal confidence. however. that de-
tails easily can l." adjusted. once the
principle involNc cd has been unanimously
accepted.
Thus Great Britain alone of the four
powers has given acceptance IN pTin-
ciplc. but her delegates Ike those or
Japan. have cablcd home fo- further i'll
structIOns before goirg into a more
definite d!scuss!o" OF treaty draft.
The Japanese and American delegates
are proceeding slowly. taking into a2-
coun: the special requirements or their
respective governmental systems. and
the French are said TO haVe taken very
little part so far in the conversations.
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Under Ono Agreement

u - roSS.h,r that IN IA" :iE1'
analysis tho question OF S%hantuME and
china generally may also become inter-
woven IN the genera! scheme before Il
specific and definite settlement of any
Of tics" elements il reached.
THUS Il would not SUrpriS" rlosA oh
ccrycry hero If the whole range &C con
tro, crs;cs under consideration we're
gathered n the cuG undo" on" blanket
understanding. Ia hH translated thea
int" s">"rIl formal Instruments OF
agreement.
R"tA JapIuos" and chimes" rth"ct"d
optimism over tie ShAntuuE Nogntia-
t."ue tonight. after another meeting. ~
which Japan offered To- riv" ~ The
public property in tho leased tcrTjto""
"r KiaO-'haW. as another step toward
W"'tiag the CN .L"Sc - OuSItiuH.
u the" "u;"m:tt"c oT Tive whole g" tic
I'm" nations. % r"snlut'oN was adopted
during IN" d.> pl"icluG respect Tor
Ch,ur's n":trn'il, ~ future Wars. a:|d
another r.str.rtiur tho use "f foreign
radio fn,ili,."S on chinese soi,.
Thcr" is - general feeling THAI al
q" rh"S" SIhi"cis. tn" Chinese question"
GhEu'VuI. The naval rdtin and the n"w
"ru"l.uE or treaty. MA al may" along
cuucurrru'i, - that y u "C tArNr
r"arN.~ d"initc settlement unit, a. arc
ready to- IL" Jumped into Il final program
o. accomplishment
Accepted BY Britain.
A,,runpn ,u,r" q tho"" wh" arc
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EIGHTEEN ARE LOST
CONTINUED From Page ons)

TUFTS for northern settlements sire"
tn" coast At CONCEPTION bay. lHVe hhh-
!uc vessels are known 10 have been
smashed l." piecc9.
Charles Moore. master &c the lngra-
ham. brought IN I'll. Mrst details o: the
storm TO-DAY.
The gale struck sc yeSse! during 4
binding snowstorn. II" said. pecN-
houses went by tho board. running
lights were smashed and the tow I'm"
WIS snapped. I'll" captain said the
master sc Tho Jean and Mary tried L"
ronuect with ;hc tug. hut the latter was
swept away 10 the Island.
SIany vessels Lost
No ship could live in the seas mat
was running. captain Moore said, lie
added that il was tn" worst blow n his
long experience 10 4 sailor. -.
Ships for tie northern outposts or
tho colony were carrying Il winters
supply O: Coodstufrs 20 many families.
\ &st of Schooners reported lost IN
Guided the p!au;haIe. ''artue, Jean n
Mary. rlSscrt. W. :. Monroe prummer's
Tan. \. II. Hardy. William Martin.
TrnSpNrtor. NatolNa, Fans. Theresa
Stone. Gordon. Gall,"a. Agnes Downs
oud DIV" Evans.
Tho schooner Nahada, on = voyage
rr1m sydney to Little BAY Islands. was
reported TO hav" woathered tn" storm
in Ecadman's bay.
Watchers on he cliffs OF Conception
bay saw the schooner believed to he
tho Passport driven on tia" ROCKS.
WrcrKa< 60 taat noateL ashore bore tho
nune Passport. Through tic driving
mis-; they were able :" discern :hc HS-
"r"a - IL" ma" ,n"3. ami the woman
with tho child, hu; before a N:"i""
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London. Dec. 7.--tBy the Associated
P~ress.)-king George today issued q
proclamation releasing ALI political
prisoners inrcrned in ireland.
ApproAlmatcly $40" interned persons
are affected by the release order
which relates u all persons under in
torment as distinguished from those
who have been tried and conN lct"u' IL
was stated hy the Irish office.
Thr following announcement was
made from Downing street: ,
'lu view OF the agreement Sign"u
Yesterday hctwcen the British and irish
delegations. HIS Majesty has npproEeu
ia" release forthwith OF all lrlsn IN
termed under Article XIV. Is" Of inc
restoration of order In Ireland act. In
structIous to this effect have been
given"
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cooling Off provisions, such controNer-
sizes az may involve national honor
Among other American delegates
there seems to be conviction that such
disputes should not be subjected 10 en-
forced delay and Investigation, but
rather that all nations concerned Should
be ict' free to act promptly In every
case where il was considered that ma
flonal honor had been ;tfirontcd.
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TRUSTEES SAIL.

x Sail
or Tw" Lots or lar"c'S Or Land In
rrtadr Na'1 ptstr:tt, ono 'oChty'
W.; Virginia.
.; ',r.I" "t a deed ct rus made 70
'a" e, 'rf.- -" by Mary |" britt and r..
u. Er'.'. r'r husband dated me @th
e. e. Jaif3r\. I'i"' ana Ve'"EU'd IN
20" SITE" %; t"N GERS ~ M county
'''"'' o. "5i" County. Yves; Virginia
g.! Trust p''n Zoo" No. no. At page 40
! ~: sell A. public auction L" the aIGh-
- a"| host bidder AZ tie &"rtA 'front.'
ii "r 90! I'll" court mouse o. sad COUNTY
&c hE." and sat" "t Yves; NIrEin!a' on
$NTl iIrNN. The @".h day q; october.
'"@i r",@mcLc.1S a. N O'clock a. m.
''s following described property, that
- 90 sly:
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AmsrtcanB silent.

For tie present. the authorized A'nc'l-
IAN Sp"k"Smru prefer to say nothing
about their conversations on the sub
j",t. which have been proceeding en-
t.r"'y behind the curtain OF "eXecut!vc
sessions" Apparently the negotiations
:" Gar have been kept within IL very
narrow circla ceut"r!nS In the big
three" Hughes, Raifouv and kato.
Nu evidence oC the optimism with
which American officials who arc IN
OH the secret view the general situation
in TIE arms conference. was gwen to-
,Iay. however. by President Harding,
who declared IN II public address that
tn. negotiations promised t. "Su"vcrd
beyond or fund'st hopes without
making direct reference 20 tho proposed
f~our-puW"r aGrc"mHt. he predicted that
the Washington conference would usher
in q now day IN in;eraat."Na, arn!tY.
Nl the outward indications point TO
4 merging Of the Pacific question with
III" naval ratio problem 80 far as the
final dec ions &C sumc "f tho foreign
na'iuuS urr Concerned No reply frnT
T"i;iu regarding u" naval reduction
plan now * expected until IL" 1ai'"u-
rsr uolnr"m"ui also * ready I" make
some" expression n III" fuUr-po" er
,~,rp.al
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New York. Dec. : Dawn u Il ne"
era IN ireland has stirred in many sons
If Erin in tho United States u desire
to return 10 their homeland.
The knights Of Columbus announce
today that it was receiving scores Of
letters from war veterans asking he1p
i'm obtaining employment In Ireland
The knights are unable to help in sNcA
cases. II was stated.
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Follow Bryan Treaties.

In tic long string Of cooling OF
treaties negotiated by W. J. Bryan. hen
he was secretary Of state. the period OF
suspension Of host!.!t!es for discussion
and possible arbitration is fixed AZ SIX
months. The Same provisions HAY" been
suggested In some quarters FOR the new
four power agreement, Will" from other
sources have come proposals for a
longer or shorter period. In the main
the tendency mas been t" follow closely
the Principles of the Bryan TREATIES hu'
whether tho SIX months stipulation VIII
be adopted unchanged remains to be dc
ternliued.
Another point not yet e~ntir"l! settled
f. whether, Ike the Bryan treaties. the
new instrument IS 10 exempt from The
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wANTED-HOUSE.

wANTED-A furnished house. located
IN desirable section Of city. or a fur
niShed apartment 81 Ave or SIX rooms
and bah: possession early part Of year:
for a couple; reference Will be fur
u!shcd. Address =. q. Box 40. Wheel.
Ing. no.%O-m
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COOLING OFF
Continued from Page ono.)

States already - a party. A public
statement setting forth that position
probably VIII h" made in tn" near
future by secretary Hughes.
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roed Nv the King

at Belfast for listers reply, bu'
this IS certain TO DO delayed.
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ron zENr-rURg1sHED ROOMS.

ruE EENT-Ouc or Two furnished
housekeeping rooms on Island: no
objection TO children. Inquire lo-2
ChapliNe. dc, ii
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IF YOt want a hight. comfortable.
homrltke furnished front room with
every modern convenience. phone T9S-W:
location. Eo;t street opposite the Ohio
Valler General hospital. VIII be let to
business women only. de.3-p
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LOST n FOUND

I.OST-l.rd>'S wrist watch. black ribbon
attached, ~.u;tlHis II VI. r.: lost IN
Plaza ur between Tenth and Fourteenth
on Market Notify Ecnwood 7lo2-Ri.
and receive reward. lie IL
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WANTED
SOYS
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BEFORE
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