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The New York herald., 1922-11-28
3 LARGE APARTMENTS
PLANNED IN BROOKLYN
Elevator House for SITE Of
MaxUeH Residence.

A six story elevator apartment house
has been planned for the site Of the
former j. Rogers Maxwell residence.
corner of Union street and Eighth ave.
nue.. by Slee & Bryson. architects. for
James A. Meers. who purchased the
property from Charles z. Loue through
John F. James e. Sons. brokers. The
structure. II 10 estimat ted. will cost more
than 10000 The plot measures l7lx1A.
The property was purchased from Mrs.
Maxwell. widow OF the railway mag
nate. last December by Frederick
Brown. the operator, who sold 1t last
spring to Mr.. Loue. -
The same brokers sold the corner Of
Prospect Park West and Third street
yesterday to interests which will i'm
prove It with q large apartment houee,
which will involve an investment about
as large as that planned for the Max
well plot. This corner Is the last vacant
plot along Prospect Park West avail
able for apartment house development
+ Shampan & Shampan. architects, are
preparing plans for an apartment house
to be erected at northwest corner
Church avenue and East Twenty-first
street, 76x133. to cost S1s000o for the
Kraslow Building Company. Inc.
A. Mishkin sold for the Do Ro Build.
ing Corporation to J. Dimes two
family dewlling. with double garage
40x1OO. at 722 East Seventh street.
Samuel Galitzka sold for the Almore
Construction Company TO Jennie Lieb-
man for occupancy two story de-
tached house with garage. ccxloo. at S6'
East Twelfth street The property was
held at 311.6o0.
Herbert c. Comstock 4 Son sold lss
Ocean avenue, a detached residence
5Ox210. through the block to East Twen-
ty-first street, for George N. Carpenter
/. Saizberg sold for L. Levine to M
Lubelsky the two family fourteen room
cottage, 40x1OO. at 1910 Forty-nintt
street, and for D. Kleinrran to s.
Wieder the two family thirteen room
cottage, 8x10O. at 1176 East Ninth street
William p. Jones sold for John c.
Miller to Bertha Kegel two lots, each
oOx10o, on the west side OF Ralph ave
nue.. forty feet north Of Beverly road
The New York herald., 1922-11-28
OPERATORS IN TWO DEALS.
Buy Flat I'm Bronx and Five. Lots
In Manhattan.

The Benenson Realty Company
bought from client OF Herbert Lubet.
kin es7 East 18TH street. northwes,
corner of Cambreling avenue. a Ave
story apartment house on plot. 34x100
renting for about s1s.500 and held al
$4,000. II contains twenty apartments
and FIVE stores
Another purchase by the same com.
pany Involves the plot 75xs1.7 on ths
north side OF 18TH street, 100 feet wes'
OF Amsterdam avenue. and the plot
5oxs5 on the south side OF the street
1875 feet west Of Amsterdam avenue
The Ave lots were held at s3s.ooo and
were acquired from a client OF Vessel.
man a Kraus. attorneys. through Rich.
ard Wolf broker.
The New York herald., 1922-11-28
PLAN $1,2oo,0oo APARTMENT.

Plans for fourteen story apartment
house TO be erected at the northeas.
corner OF Broadway and Eishty-second
street for the s. and L. Building Corpo
ration. Samuel Minskoff president,
were filed yesterday. r. Roth. tho
architect. estimates that the cost will
be s1,200.000. The house will have
frontage Of 1874 feet on West
Eighty-second street and 1o2.2 feet on
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-11-28
PERSONAL AND IMPERSoNAL.

James w. Ellsworth of IL East Sixty
ninth street Is reported 10 be the buyer
of the Thomas A. Howell residence at
the northeast corner Of Park avenue
and Sixty fourth street, the sale Of
which was reported recently.
Election OF officers and a new board
Of directors will occur at the next reg
uiar meeting Of the Greater New York
Taxpayers Association to be- held to-
morrow night In 266 Grand street.
The annual meeting of the Building
Managers and Owners Association of
New York will be ,held at the Advertis-
ing Club. ~ East Twenty-fifth street.
Tuesday evening. December IL. Chair
men Of standing committees will sub
NIT reports and the election Of officers
and executive committees will take
place. -
Quinlan ana Leland have placed a
first mortgage Of S165,0o0 on 1877 West
Twenty ty-ninth street. a twelve story loft.
s0x100.
Jacob 4 Emil Leitner. Inc, placed
o building loan Of $4,000 for the
George r. johnson estate on building.
northwest corner Dawson street and
Rogers Place Also four building and
permanent ioans>of $4,000 each on two
story buildings on the west side of
Boston Road. las feet north OF 18TH
street
The Downtown League announces
through David Robinson. its president.
that the committee appointed 10 select
the best buildings erected and the best
buildings remodeled In the downtown
district for the year 1922 consists OF
J. Louis Schaefer. Louis v. Bright and
Charles r. Noyes. Various buildings
the awards made about the end Of the
year.
Plans have been filed with the Man
haitian Bureau of Buildings for enlarg-
Ing tho Manhattan Eye. Ear and Throat
Hospital at 20s to 216 East sixty-fourth
street by adding three stories 10 the
present six story building. thereby max
Ing Il nine stories. York a Sawyer
are the architects and have estimated
that II will cost 100000 to make the
change.
Harris. vought & Co. have moved
from 8 East Forty-sixth street to 20
East Forty-eighth street.
Spotfs e. Starr have arranged a mort
gage of s3s0000 for ten years on the
Elierslie Court apartments. 600 West
1l1st street For the first three years
the interest is 81 per cent. and for the
remaining seven years It is . per cent.
The same brokers placed a loan of
s115.0o0 at 5Mfper cent. on 906 Broadway.
northeast corner OF Duane street, and
$1,000 on tho residence 3is Esst Seven
ty-ninth street.
The New York herald., 1922-11-28
TO SELL BROAD ST. CORNER.

Joseph p. Day. auctloneer, will sell
to-day at auction the six story office
building at the northeast corner of
Broad and South William streets. The
sale was ordered by the receivers. who
are represented by Albert Massey. at
torney. and will be held at noon In IL
Vesey street.
The New York herald., 1922-11-28
BUYERS AT HEMPsTEAD. L. i.

The Land Sales Corporation sold Tor
the Lindburns Corporation the follow.
ing building plots at Hampstead. l.. I. (:
To Mrs. Laura L. Blackburne plot on
Acacia avenue near Grand avenue, to
be improved. with dwelling costing
$4,000; to Mrs. Marie Kroeger a plot on
Acaca avenue, to be improved with
a residence costing $4,000: to c. Nc
Carthy a plot on Grand avenue. to be
improved. with a new dwelling: to Mrs.
A. K. Langdon plot on Acacia avenue
near Grand avenue, to be improved, with
a dwelling costing $4,000: to the Crow
ell Construction Company block Of lots
now being improved with new six and
seven room houses on which constf0c-
tion has already been started.
The New York herald., 1922-11-28
LOFTS AND FLOOR
SPACE.
City.

City.
2lST sT.--41 W. Attractive: $500
$500 year. sharum. ITO Broad
way.
s4TH sr.--13i w. Attractive. 5000
$500 year. Apply sharurn. ITO
Broadway.
SAP sT.--iIl W. 2ox5s. Reason-
able. Apply Bowers Photo Co..
premises.
s7TH sT.-e41 w. Front part:
Reasonable. M. J. Mulqusen. eel
Broadway.
a2D sr.--i2o W. Two entire floors.
1o,140 40. ~. each. Reasonable.
Apply General Motors Corp.
wuriitzer Bldg. premises.
4eTH sT.--2i w. 2oSs0s Reason
able. Apply Housekeeper. prem
ises.
ALL PARTS OF MANHATTAN
Reasonable rental Ruland 4
Benjamin. II T.. s8th st.
BRoApwAY-s5th ST. 1850 40. q.
s2.7oo. Willard 9. burrows. iio
W. saith 81.
BRoADwAY-sSth 81. 1870 "a.
u. s2,70O. willard 3. Burrows.
iio w. 34th 81.
BRoADwAY-s5 st. Two sntfrs
floors. 1880 50. n. each s2.I00.
willard S. Burrows. ITO w. 34th
81.
FIFTH AvE.-ioo. 6.00o-e 900
e,f50 50. ~. Reasonable. Edgar
A. Levy Leasing Co.. prerniees.
FIFTH AvE.-f22. Attractive:
si.4O0-sb. 200. Apply sharum. ITO
Broadway.
FIFTH AvE.-5oo. Reasonable
rental. Apply Mr.. Coixse. prern-
iseS.
wAvERLEY pLACE--2s-e1. 5000
"a. ~. Reasonable. Chas. *.
Ciisby Co.. Inc. 12o W. T2d 81.
wAvERLEY PLACE-2s-3o. 6.o0o
ga. ~. Reasonable. Chas. X.
Ciisby Co.. Inc, i2e w. T2d 81.
Brooklyn.
coNpHEse sT.--so. sts7o. Rea-
= sonahls. Apply premises.
The New York herald., 1922-11-28
Buys WARREN ST. PARCEL.

Edward J. Brady. in the plumbing
business at 10 Warren street, has pur-
chased that property from 81. Georges
Church of Flushing. II Is a Ave story
building. 25x75, between Greenwich
street and West Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-11-28
PLAN NEW BRONX CHURCH.

Plans were fied yesterday for four
story stone church, 46x77. on the north
side Of Fordham road. twenty feet east
Of Emmet street. for the Church OF
the Apostleship of Prayer. Rev. Charles
J. Mullaly, pastor. Robert ]. Reilly,
architect, estimates tho cost at 3135,000.
The New York herald., 1922-11-28
Business Property Guide
An Up to Date List Of Business Propertie. To Lei
Classified for Convenient Reference
ror
OFFICES & OFFICE
SPACE.

City.
Bad ST.-ii6-122 West. 500-1 800
60. II. $500 up. wm. 3. Guse-
man, Inc. 800 Madison av.
<2D sr.-i2o West. 1910 "a. q.
Reasonable. Apply General No
tors Corp. tWurlitzer BifgJ.
premises.
t3D sr.--vanderbils Av. Ceornsr1.
Av. Bldg. 81 E. 42d St.
SgTH. sT.--2i W. tparior flso1,.
20xS0. Reasonable. Apply house
- keeper. premises.
TAD sT.-iss West (physician OF
dentist). Reasonable. Apply
cluny Professional Bldg. prem
ises.
pRoADwAY-s71 ~ 'front.'. Rsa-
sonable. Apply Room Al. prem
ises.
FIFTH Av.-!Tc. 800 "a. n. up.
Reasonable. VIM. 8. Sussuaan.
400 Madison ev.
FIFTH Av.--ioo. seo-f. 400 ~. n.
Reasonable. Edgar A. Levy
Leasing Co.. premises. MI
FIFTH Av. 500. Reasonable
rental. Apply Mr.. Coisns, prem
tses.
MADISON Av.--<2d 81. tcutsi6s
offfce). Reasonable. Globe Steel
Tubes Co.. II East ga St.
MADISON Av.---S5o. co fur
nished. Reasonable. Phone VAN
derbilt s5e2.
Brooklyn.
FIFTH AvE.-pfst So. Physician
or dentist. Reasonable. Phone
Shore Road 0543.
The New York herald., 1922-11-28
ON STATEN ISLAND.

Cornelius G. Kolff leased a suite In
the apartment house on Central avenue
to Miss Helen L. Hemingway Of Man
haitian.
The New York herald., 1922-11-28
SALE IN SPRING STREET.

Iohn n schoen sold for Mary r. Nc
Murray - six story building. 2bx12o,
at Ss sprlAe strset, to Sam Softer and
Hym6n NDoDwitx.
The New York herald., 1922-11-28
BUYS FLUSHING HOME SITE.

Frank Brown of Flushing has pur-
chased from the Tousey estate. through
the Halleran agency a plot, S0x1o0. on
the north side OF Sinclair avenue. 30
feet east OF Robinson avenue. Flushing,
on which he will erect SIX room resi-
dence for Ms own occupancy.
The New York herald., 1922-11-28

Thirty-first, ----, 9Th, 18th 18th. Path
and soth: thlrty-second. Fleherty. 9TH, fith.
iTth, 23d and 39th: thirty fourth, NJ. Foley.
5th. iith, nth. 23d and goth; thlrty-fifth.
The New York herald., 1922-11-28
SHOWROOMS.

city.
9zD sT.-iis-i22 w. 5oc-7.coC "a.
~. 81 200 and up. Vim. g.. euss-
man. Inc. 800 Madison Ava
s2D sT.--i2o w. 1910 "a. n,
Reasonable. Apply General
Motors Corp, wuriitrer Bids..
premises.
10TH ST.--61i w. Golf roam.
Reasonable. slawson q Honos,
1852 W. 7od 81.
FIFTH AvE.-Tp. 500 "a. n, ana
up. Reasonable. VIM 8. ouss-
man. 400 Madison Ave-.
FIFTH AvE.--ioo. 6.ooo-s go
a,i50 "a. ~. Reasonable. Ednar
A. Levy Leasing Co.. premises.
The New York herald., 1922-11-28
VWAIH n tIfI FNTsT
INgpTCTORg.

Charlie, A. zanes. iSh inspection District,
The New York herald., 1922-11-28
PATRoLwoMEN,

Helen Thomas. Headaus rters Division.
from Special Duty Division 10 Special Ger
vice Division. Rose Rosenberg, Headduar-
ters Dlvision. from Special Duty Division to
office of the chief Inspector.
4-The following leaves OF absence are au-
thorized:
The New York herald., 1922-11-28
STORES.

18th sT.-Broadway. 15.eIoo.
Reasonable. Frankeys psv.
Corp. ITO broadway.
aSTH sT.-i3i w. 25xff0. Rsa-
sonabie. Apply sharurn. no
Broadway.
ALL PARTS OF MANHATTAN
Reasonable rental. Rutland
BENJAMIN, IL Y. 4sth 81.
sRoADwAY-s5o 2oEi30. $500.
Apply Bergenson Corp. Phone
Spring 5Oi2.
FIFTH AvE.--i0o. T2xfe5, Rss-
sonable. Ersar A. Levy Lee<fnE
Co.. premises.
Y-WASB1NGTON 6Ts.--
Ercslient location. RsasonAhiA.
ts5 Liberty ST. Corp. ". y. o.
Rector T195.
Bronx.
rpE-ANTHONY AYES. At
tre~tivs. ayo-sss. Shaw. Rock
well a Sanford. 1912 Jeroms
The New York herald., 1922-11-28
Fire Department Orders
SPECIAL ORDER NO. eil.

1-Chicf and acting chief officers in the
Boroughs Of Manhattan. Tho Bronx and Rich
niond, will apply for regular leaves OF ABB
sence during the month OF December. 1922
on the following dates:
The Keota news., 1922-03-31
Nsvs Aerial Regulation.

The small Australian who fics q
toy balloon or runs with his japanese
Kite arains; the wind may offend
against the majesty of tho war pre-.
cautions act. A ncw war regulation i..
sued In February. 1890. gives power 10
the naval or military authorities in the
commonwealth To declare amy arra =
prohibited arca for the ayins Of bal.
Icons during any specified period.
-sa'lcon- is defined ss anything M TO
an air.hip. The reason for this aii.tn.
elusive regulation was primarily the
fieitt from sydney to Melbourne Of Sir
''''se Smith. the airmsn who crossed
f-rtn London to Darwin.
The Keota news., 1922-03-31
/S rrstic TRUSTEES aAi-x

Nhessa. H. a. sAss@ls4.A sass.so .ss.is~s. /.
CisS eaa csaass et Ilsasss. saa.s as Cssass.i.A
ssAs.@s bs his nesa II Isas.. dated N.ssL 4,
ss;p. 4s-a Ees@sss~s March -. ssss ta koas ss,.
p,.xs g.s is. tke uss@ep us shs
C~sA ssa Recorder OF weaa Ce.sssy. ceness.
aes s~es.,-s 10 ~ fsklas Ts~.ss. es II.
ssI We'd C~~ssp. Cetes~As. N, felis-tss
Had IN sAia Weld Csssts. s~.<sss-s - fol.
~~s. seasisf
The Northeast quarter MP .s ~eets.s res
t%-s s0) r..s.his Nis. N.-sh Il . NJ. 1t
esns. -iss,..@. West ~ 81 w. -t sL. .isst.
y. ~ spassiainG 80 Aesss af i..sets
II ss~ss 10 s-s~ss ese ps~>~ss.ssy ~eSs ss
e-.s dale -ssk ssis Ts~ss bed fes u. ,y~
OF PefsJ ..,.a Iiseetsea paslass p~s sbl~ ..Vse
essis' II James Eltia -issss"as -s. 80 b.s.se
shre~ yesrs atssf date with Interest fsus,,
date .s sh~ rate pf tes enss r~r sanars.
Asa Whereas. Default hA. e-.e NED. b.
saa ersnssr In .ssd Tr~s. Deed. In vi.. r-,.
fef~sn<e Of sov.esas. sd eossa;sise. ts.
s-.es, spee hss~ ~ N. ,e.w~. es .sia Tsu.,
p-.-s In shi. se--i,i That .as s,ssses h..
failed 'c pay Tho Interest past e,u.. sss~s and
Insurance.
And Whereas. ". kvsi he.ses Of yhs ,e.
aees.sines. r.prrseete-, by ..sd not. ha. al.,,
Nth The undersigned rshiie Tr,..,.. es the
sad weh County. Colorado. notice sna de.
nand In writing declaring sata default and
eie<sins 10 declare The Whole debt due and
payable. and demanding the sale Of .sia lseS
under ssd sss.s deed
Ne-. Therefore. nosice ts k~vvAr stv~c
That pursuant 10 said ncstee and DEMAND
and esestico and under and ~ ~srspe Of IN.
authority vested In me By saki Trss. Deed
and the LA~. !. ~. J. walsh. Public Tru.ye.
Of Weld County. Colcrsdc ~iIi cell the ahe,,
sesesseed land for eash. at public auction. to
the highest bidder. At the east front door Of
The Court House In Weld County. Cclors8o.
on Monday. the let dag ot Nay. lszs. q, 10
o'clock in the forenoon scs ,h. purpose
OF payins said note and interest. tase. and
insurance. attorney fees, and all ea p.p.e ,s thi.
sale. and will give To the purchaser sbe,r-,s a
certificate of purchase therefor as provides, by
Law.
Signed. ~. J. WALSH.
Public Trustee Of Weld County, Colorado.
Dated at Greeley. Weld County. colcra ads.
this 18th day of March. lp7s
First publication March Al. 1872
Last publication April -. 1872.
The Keota news., 1922-03-31
w PUBLIC TRUSTEES sALs

Whsre... L,utLseum saadssiia and NisAbssh
Sansesiia. husband ssd wife. b. dssd OF trust.
dstsd September |. Isis. which 10 recorded In
book sso al page 40 in the records OF the ONCE
of tho Clerk ssd Recorder OF the County of
Weld, State Of Colorado. duly eoassSed to shs
Public Trustee ia and for said coaH'y Of Weld.
Colorado, the following described sssi estate In
the County Of Weld. Colorado. ,osit;
Northeast quarter (NED. East half
of Southeast quarter (E4 OF SEt) OF
Section Thirty (3O). Township Eight tsl
North. Range Fifty. nine tsS) West OF
Sixth Principal Meridian. containing 2ao
acres. more or less;
Which deed of trust was made TO Sc
cure the payment Of one psomissofy
note Of even date with said deed OF
trust for the sum Of Twelve Hundred
DoiiaEs (ti200 GU. payable TO the order
of The Eastern Colorado Farm Loan
Company. hvs Year, after the date
thereof. with interest thereon NJ eight
prs cent u prf cent? Prs snnum accord
ing To certain interest notes mofo par
tieulaEly set forth in said deed of trust.
To which reference il hereby made for
greater certainty. and
WHEREAS. the ssid Lssshe~assa ssaiesiis
.aa Elis.tsth susaesiis. hassasa sna wife
A1d all pDse~5z-s elais.iE< b1s t4fVe<h ~ HHAef
th~ss hssis< aefsal.~i ia s~ssasss Of she sssAi'
.As..l is.ss..s ass ..ia isdssa~iAess sa
N..xh les ssa s~f.sssss les ts.ss Msssh lsa .s.i
s~saesAb-f lss. lsei. saa March J. ts;- ssa ssse.
sos sls ,~s.. ssis .ss lsss .sa she Legal bsssss
Of ..ia sS.s h.sias .lexssa. osa .ex@saas Sf slid
ass.als.. 80 asxisse seia sSas sAs~ia. aas aA.a
tss.sls.
NON. THEREFORE,. al ths pssss~A s~'4eess OF
fhe w~ssssa s-eassssss isssssseas CsmP.Af.
sAs ls<.l ho-ass ot said a0sss Pszssa4As sS I.ss
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sta. ESsssss Ss ~ cid co41ssa0s do hessss ssse
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is shs .osvASse Sa Mo@&,sf. sss Ash ass Of
N.f. 4. H. iss,s .s she fsoaa ao.as Of sLs Cossss
Mss.s. is she eiss Of .ssslsf. CeAosssios .sil .s
Ps6six sexsssn TO she hi.hesa asa hess b5a4sf
fos cash she sAia a>sesss~.a fseeais~s .sd ali
ssSsss. tisls ssa iAs-se.a Of slid Lssshsxaaa H4a
asstis ssa llisas.ah sasEass.iA- hssssAa saa
vile ss.~is hess. saa essi4A. shsssiss sos sAs
pssps~s of p..fia< she ss.issasases. s.~assi b.
.~ia a~sa OF ssusa. Esd shs s.ses. ~sa ssss. .A.a
sats@.~. Of esewusiA< .his sssasss .Aa staefses-.
f.ss. .sa sill deliver 10 .hs essxhs.sss . s.ssiss
esss Of .sl. pso,iasa b. l.ss
Dated .. ass.-l.f. Cslss.tsaN tAs. sab ass Of
Nssxh. H. b. rsss
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fas1Ee rsas.s~ is ssa i0s sh. csssas. Of wsaaa
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The Keota news., 1922-03-31
PoEtsae-Rxelow

Miss Martha Hazel Fortune and Mr..
Floyd Bigeiow were Married by Judge
Thomas Cowiey st Grover last Sunday.
March u. st l:5o p. m. The couple
returned home the same day. and have
gone To housekeeping st the Herman
Lingcibseh ranch. A ehsFivssi party
was given them Monday night.
Mr.. Bigelow served in the Hawaiian
Islands during and after the world war.
returning from the service last August.
and has made his home since then with
his mother on her place east Of Sligo.
His bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs
X. X. Fortune. and has lived here the
greater part Of her life.
The Keota news., 1922-03-31
7 ~
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PUBLIC rRUsYEK,s sai,

Whereas Matilda l0ekbarE by ds.,ss,
dated the nth day of Nsy. ise1. vita !.
corded ia hook 81, page SD. Of ti.s ,.nass
tho oaAes Of tho Clerk and Rse0fi., !, !.
County of Weld. Colorado. daly ss,,.,-,
she Public Trustee in aud t0F lias Fs,,,,
Weld. Colorado. the foiiosiRs ds.rri,ri =.
estate in tho coants Of wsii. C0iOrals. -
The West one-hslf (wI) Of Ss,.a,
Seven %. Township eigh, (sl Nsts
Range Sixty-one toll West Of lie q,
+. n. Also described as Lots 6sr H i
two t2). three t3l. ara four til AID =.
East one half tEi) of the NostsysS
quarter tNWD and the East Oar mn
tE4) Of the Southwest quarter lSaS
Of Section seven "a. Township esss, 4.
North. Range Sixty orc (6l) Mrw 4
the 9th r. ~. which deed Of ,ras. va
made To secure the paynlen, Of bet srs
nitss"ry note OF even datr @ith said asvi
Of trust. for the sum Of Two ths.ls4m
Dollars tt2. UD, COZ. payable To the stA4.
of The Greeley Loan Co. i've wars atsv
the dsts thereof. with interest ttstp
at eight pcr cent pcf ahhum uatE ma
Iufisy. twelve prr cent p~r ahhan atsa
maturity. Interest payable semi 2ssals
~ - - HiotS kb0f SCI EufhN
said decd Of trust. reference To akath i
h~svby made for greater ecfIaih,y. xsi,
Mh.se~.. rI.s said Malta. L@etksu a.. IL
s~s.-,aa. el.saia< b.. .hs@ash Ss Ha,sra ia
hasias s.of.slas~i In shs ts.ss-ssE af llsups
ssss- NpssAsps ilsh. lsss. .ad ia s,afmraa q
sAses Ia sAo saa. IL ssts lg Wins
said Saves h.s. bs-a paid ~ she lssal iaits
ef ..ia aaas. saa ,ias legal h81sss - sa5g mle
hssiss slexsod Nex~ass Of sass Asfpiih o.
assl.se said ass. aapsia. due ssa Fa4tsi's
Nov. Therefore. AZ she sssaasa FngarF Il
Tho sassessss casap 81 she AsHSassaa wsnItapi
lls legal Lsleiss sf said sSas Fsssassas 70 ats 9
She ss&lsssi<H~a. raslas rsasa~~ ia ts@ ssg Fis
C@asss OF Mold. Colsssslp. DO Gsssas lsa
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