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The Washington times., 1930-03-19
BALTIMORE PRODUCE

Apples - One New York arrived; II
cars on track including broken. West
ern Maryland, Pennsylvania and Vir-
ginlA truck receipts light Supplies
moderate; demand slow: market dull
Barrels: Western Maryland. Pennsyl-
vania and Virginia, U. 8. Is ~ inch
up, Yorks. $5.5O@6; unclassified, 2h =
inch UP. Ganos S4@4.50. Bushel Bas-
kets: New York, U. S. Is. " Inch up
Raldwins. good color, $2@225; unclassi-
fled, IN inch UP. Baldwins and starks,
Delicious, S2.760s.25: Yorks. s1.sO@
ais; Starks and Black Twigs. d.75@2:
unclassified. IN inch up, YOrks, starks
inStoR. nnT ROmSs wins.ap. medium % to large
size. extra fancy. 12.s594.76. few
CO. grade. S2.15@2.25, few higher:
AsparaguS-supplies light. Georgia
dog: d. bunch crates .gTsen, large ,, size size
sos 49,.
Supplies light; demand moderate; mar
hss about SEnG Stesdy; stl'nr.E E.oFids s5SOSs
Beets-No arrivals; cars on track.
including broken. Supplies moderate:
demand moderate; m arket aoout
steady. Texas, western lettuce crates
S0oSn.d So0ssT' ;,!sSsso. Ssss; mostly around '''
cab6age-one Florida arrived. New
track, including broken. Supplies light :
demand moderate; m a rke ABOUT
steady. Florida, IN bu: hampers
Pointed type. best, 1915 g.: ;, poorer: HH1:
on track. Supplies very light. Too
few sales reported to quote.
Carrots-One Texas arrived; 8 cars
on track, including broken. supplies
moderate; demand moderate; market
about steady. Western lettuce crates.
punched, Texas, best. $2.7S' Few %;
fs% RSSFsF :sss :sosss Nsx fs5f1Fns 4oFk b.
CaulifIower-supplies moderate Call.
fOrnia pony crates best S2'zS@%oOi
Celery-One Florida arrived; l recon
signed; IL cars on track. including
sna SnSf'n tr.dnE sTDDli: :At Ssas.t
Florida, 10-inch crates. crate-washed,
Is. &2.2S@25O: 4" ss76' few 's; s.
Cucumbers-Illinois hothouse express
receipts light. Supplies light. Too
few sales reported to quote.
very light. Supplies very light; de-
pepper crates, fancy. $494.5o.
Grapefruit - Supplies light. Florida
boxes, U. s. Is. as to size' $S'bOWS;
U. s. 2s. SOC less.
Kale-snpplies light; virginia, Dds.
siS.s ssStchI mostly d;So; h, Nearby 0u' 'N''''
Lettuce ~ Five California arrived; 8
reconsigned; IS cars on track. incIua-
ing broken. Supplies moderate: Cah-
fOrniG demand moderate: market LFm'
The Washington times., 1930-03-19
Grain Markets
CHICAGO FUTURES

CHICAGO. March 10 UNs0.
Grains closed higher today.
Wheat was up u to hc; corn
70 to 11ac and oats " to Nc.
Final quotations for rye were /
to 2l2c higher.
The wheat market turned strong
after lowering within a narrow
range early. Reports Of further
offerings Of Russian wheat de-
pressed the Liverpool market, and
caused uneasinesS among traders
here. Early prices were unchanged
to Vac higher. After the first
hour, however, offerings disap-
peared and the market scored
gains of as much as 1c. Farm
board mention Of reduction of
acreage with indications that
Canada might also cut area
figured In the upturn.
Corn started 3s0kc higher
and advanced further with buy
ing on unfavorable weather con-
ditions. Rain or snow was noted
over the belt and T forecast is
for unsettled conditions. Country
offerings were reported moderate.
Oats and rye were firmer. influ-
enced by action in other grains.
Estimated carlot receipts were
wheat, 4: corn, 65, and oats, IT.
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ket, the stock seems to be dis
counting a more favorable future.
AirWay Electric (AWY).
1890 Range Yesterdays Close
ah 81 34N
Recommended here yesterday.
Alrway Electric chalked up a new
high for 1880 yesterday, rising to
1874 and closing % lower than
the days top. We still like this
stock for day-to-day trading.
Amer. Foreign POwer (AFW).
iSsG iSsn h1SEe seE Yesterdax'. Close
Advance of nearly 4 points in
American & Foreign Power
aroused new interest in this pop.
ular public utility issue, which at
the height Of the 1929 bull mar
ket was one of the leading specu.
lative favorites of the Street. Il
was noticeable that, while Foreign
Power was rising yesterday, Elec-
trio Bond & Share, the parent
company, whose stock is listed on
the curb, was also setting the
pace for the Junior board.
Young Spring (YG).
'ss' q FanE' ss9. Yesterday 4 Close
Throughout most of the session
yesterday, Young Spring & Wire
held firmly, and at the close il
showed only a fractional loss. It
may require patience to cash in
on this one, but such patience
will prove worth while. Some day
soon, this company is going to
issue a statement that will repay
stock buyers for holding on.
U. S. Steel (X).
1890 Range Yesterdays Close
1s01z 1G6 1891
U. S. Steel gives every evidence
OF having resumed its leadership
OF the list, which it unquestion-
ably lost for a week or so. Gain
Of 4 points yesterday was an
incentive to the advance all
through the list.
The Washington times., 1930-03-19

Crates. Iceberg. 4 to doz., ss.5O@a7S.
Florida demand slow; market very
dull. One and one-haif bu. hampers.
poorer S1s s0:iG9i :iSi1.sd' pest 81 few higher
onions-ons indiana arrived; & cars
on track. including broken. Supplies
moderate; demand slow; market dull.
Ne,ou XeW York and Indiana 1oo-lb. sacAs.
SOc Q$1. Colorado, 5O-lb sacks, Va
isneia type U. s. Is. very large size,
oranges-supplies moderate. Florida.
Peas-Supplies moderate. California
and Mexico, 45-lb. crates, Telephones,
::S.So93' Florida. bu. hampers. A1askas
Peppers - Florida express receipts
moderate. Supplies moderate: demand
slow; market weak. Florida, pepper
crates, fancy, s4.S0@6; choice, ,&89+.
receipts light. Old stock. cars on track
s: Supplies moderate: Demand and
few Ssss :sss p poorer s5o isdS Gfs. sacis
$sl09SIs: New York. 15o-lb. sacks,
Round Whites U. S. Is, mostly $3.50.
1oO-lb. sacks, Round Whites, U. s. Is,
$2.4O@250; few higher. Long Reds, u.
5. Is. &2.5o02.65; few. $2.75. New stock.
ha%SRS S5okSn Si,to1 SaT on track Supplies light
spaulding Rose, U. S. is. $1,000.
spinach-one Texas arrived; . recon
broken. Supplies moderate. Demand
moderate; market steady for good stock.
Texas bu' baskets. Savoy. best tf.15@
1.26; few higher. poorer s0c @21.oO.
light. supplies very light. Too few
sales reported to quote
Strawberries-No car-lot arrivals: /
broken car on track. Florida express
receipts, moderate. Supplies moderate.
STEADY FISrids E"dds pony ,efrigsTatOr best
crates. Mlssionarys, best 500 S5c; poorer,
leaky, 10000.
Sweet Potatoes-Arrivals since Friday
report. North Carolina arrived;
broken car on track. Receipts equiv
alent to Eastern Shore Maryland; 2
Shore Maryland and nearby truck re.
moderate; market about steady. East
ern Shore Maryland, bu. hampers, yell
lows. U. S. Is, S1.35@1.4O; few $50;
ungraded, $1.0o@1.2S. Eastern Shore
yirEi@ts' y 1Hms N barrels h;. Tsllows U; s l.
500; poorer $500 2'25. ''U
Tomatoes-No arrivals: reconsigned
IA cars on track including broken.
Supplies moderate. Demand and trad
ing light, market steady Florida, by
freight: SIS green and turning, wrap
ped. fancy count. best $4.S0; poorer,
SooreT. 1S,SS $500 Sa'5S. count 0 '''O"'
II .bu. hamperR washed. SS see.
Radishes--No arrivals.
The Washington times., 1930-03-19
PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA. March 1s.-Pro-
duce:
Butter-Advancsd We. Quotations:
Higher scoring, 41h@44hc; 90 score.
4004Ohc; 81 score. sSc; 80 score. sSc
SO score SSc; IS score, 34hc; 81 score.
S3hc.
firsts, in new cases, 36hc: firsts, in
secondhand cases. 2Shc; seconds, "a
Cheese-The market steady at quoted
horns, 2o% 921Ac: single daisies, fresh,
live Poultry-Fowls. not leghorns,
fancy, small 2s@SOc: ordinary, asa
csc; leghorns fowls, fancy. 26@2Sc;
SFSGary sSGT Tntsr fsnc
roasting chickens weighing S pounds,
soft-meated. S293Sc; fancy plymouth
colors, fancy, 4O@4io: fancy leghorn,
broilers. 37@3Sc: unattractive and bare
backs, lower; STACEY young roosters, "a
q 25c; old roosters, 22@23c; turkeys,
!Sm: ssS Old n.S sSSelsFs SSSE:
colors. 25@27c;. muscovy. 22@2Sc
Dressed Poultry-Quotations: Fowls.
pounds or over. s1@32c; pounds, 80
oslo; 5h pounds. 2s9$oc; over 81
pgonnds gSGSd @23o: cSicksRs staSs nGsE accord I
ing to size. 2S@26c;' old roosters. dry
under s pounds, 2292Sc: turkeys. West
ern. fancy, 35037c; fair to good. %
0Sic: cd toms. s2@5s
The Washington times., 1930-03-19
Newton Steel (NSX).


1880 Range Yesterdays Close
S7M 40 s2N
There was little activity yester-
day in Newton Steel, but we still
have reason to believe there is a
play in this one. We predicted the
boom in Bethlehem and Youngs-
town, based on the merger prob
abilities, and the boom has ma
terialized. We believe Newton will
follow suit. On earnings alone,
this issue is entitled to sell higher
Gen. American Tank (GT).
1880 Range Yesterdny's Close
lO834 903h los
Pronounced strength of General
American Tank Car was an out
standing feature of the market.
1t was traded in large volume,
too, leading to belief that profeS-
SionalS have reason for renewed
interest in the stock. Frankly,
Spectator knows of no new reason
for speculation in this issue, but
it is impossible at any time to
ignore the possibility of merger
with the Pullman Company, a
deal which was rumored many
times in the last six months and
which probably was held UP by
the Fall market collapse.
Noon Motor (MOO).
1sse 1sM Rang. aE Xe't'rd"y'' Close
Spectators and investors WHO
accumulated large profits on the
long side Of Auburn Auto, by fore
sighted purchases when that con-
Germ was beginning to emel ge
from its shell and expand into a
corporation which developed ire
mendouS earnings, are said to
have taken a long position in
Moon Motor on the strength Of
optimistic reports about that COM
pany'S new Buston front-Wneel
drive. Judging from the way
Moon is performing in the mar
The Washington times., 1930-03-19

The market looked encouraging yesterday This is
the first time experts have made such remarks in several
days Prices in nearly M divisions Of the list advanced
from fractions to four points above Saturdays close
Action Of the oils such to something akin
to enthusiasm This development hnted at yesterday
in this column when observer said the oil curtaent
program in Oklahoma might be extended for some time
after April l. The advance of utilities indicative of
the feeling that the power industry perhaps than
any other will continue to show Improvement throughout
1880 and probably for many years to Altogether
observers optimistic about the future the stock
market Of course, we will minor reactions. We
always do, even in bull market But for the present.
leaders know Of specific reason for predicting
drastic setback Buy stocks every reaction they ad
vse and take your profits when you see them on the tape
The Washington times., 1930-03-19
EGGS

Market firm. On the Baltimore
Butter and Egg Exchange, nearby fresh
gathered. firsts, ! sale, 80 cases. use:
sales, 175 cases. 24%c. Closing offer
ings, nearby fresh gathered, firsts,
24%c; bid 24hc Receipts, butter, 57i
tubs, eggs. 1859 cases.
LIVE POULTRY
Chickens-Young, colored, as to size,
$40 36c; broilers, as to size. S594Oc
leghorns. as to size, 25026c: Capons.
as to size. SS@SSc. Chickens-Old.
heavy. 27@2Sc: medium. 2S@29c; leg
horns and other light stock. ESQ 2sc;
roosters. 1902 zoe.
Ducks-White Pekins, pounds and
over, 2S@sOc; Muscovy. pounds and
over. 23Q25c; Puddle, pounds and
over, 24Q CSC; all kinds, small and
thin, 15@1Sc.
Guineas--Two pounds and over. $50
Turkeys-Young, pounds and over,
3S@4Oc; gobblers 330S5c; old toms,
24026c.
". EDGAR HARRISON,
Local Representative.
The Washington times., 1930-03-19
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, March 1s.-wheat-
Ftrmer No. red, winter, export,
s1.oSX: No. red, winter garlicky,
domestic. $1,o6%. Receipts. 1.10o BUSH
els; shipments. 122,746 bushels.
Corn-Firmer. No. yellow, domestic,
carIots. 94@s5e bushel. Receipts, 2,6ss
bushels; shipments, 1,407 bushels.
Oats-Dull Receipts, more than am
pie. No. white domestic, carlots,
Receipts. none; shipments. 2,S0E bushels.
Rye-Nominal Receipts, none; ship
ments, SO bushels.
Hay-steady. Better grades wanted.
Flour-dull,
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO. March Is (r.N.s.E-cash
grain close:
7sH H976H:S mixed. 7sh 915; : mixed.
70@71: 3 yellow, 7sh @eoh; I yellow,
7S977H; 5 yellow, 74A @76: yellow,
7o973; Z white. II: s white. 73@7eA;
sample grade, $500.
oats-No. white, 4s944; white.
AN @4S: I white, II.
Rye-None. Barley, E4@6S.
The Washington times., 1930-03-19
COMPLETE TRANSACTIONS ON NEW YORK CURB MARKET

P.SreV. 1867 Stock and
Nigh Low Dividend Rate Add 90 High Low Ch'gs
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BEST BET-s1MoN KENToN
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PADDOCK PICKS'Ef
AT NEW ORLEANS

scRATCHED-stadt Park, Nervator, Peace
Sorry,
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Alphabetically arranged BCSINFS'
SERVICE DIRECTOR: 80 'c'n''.
Times Classified 'L - 'fr"c' YOU
20 dependable home or office Asryices.
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Market Gossip

This column n before the opening
developments during the day upset the predictions.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21

Hello. Jercy' sad he pretend .ne 70 ne surprised. Where d.1 VOL come from
 So it vas vou," snarlc4 JerrN :or h. vas still very angry, So .t v-as voy pounding On the root ot my house I might have EnoTn Y. IT ,eac5 Eou not 10 try tha. tr.c.. again"
 Y ras humping f that's vha- 'c4 nsea1.' zald Peter. "I ot--D .aln-p Ho7 1as I 70 know os@ 0, rtA root Of vou house
 ' rc.a YOU VOL were or the roof o* my ho1=e when I sa1 you last. -eto--ed Jerry
 True enough" replied Peter "I vrraerber non But you didn't ex- plain what Nou meant have rhun1pe1 on this bank many times and there was 10 house here then. Don't you think we are even. Trrry>'
 Jerry MuaErat started an angry r-plv. but changed his mind and finally grlrned T guess ue are. Peter" said he. T had I lot of fun with YOU and now you've had I lor CT fan with me. So I guess VIC ara e-en Be 2 good fellow and don [ lump On my roof again T won't" replied Peter good rerIredlT.
 . Copyright. 1880, T. ". Burgess
 The next story: Peter Sees Re etrabIance"
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21

We called for h.n. 8 school 10 bring hIm home 70 lunch Bobby ereered Us with sullen look n his dark eyas and I poutlng lower I.r
 He ned ~ paper in his hand
 On Bobby dear. let mother see. 70 she sad and took the papar. You've drawn 3 horse. haven't yog'"
 No answer
 "Oa see. -hls IS httle reading lesson about I horse and you yer: supposed 10 draw his picture un- derreath
 Tent that loveIyo Read it 10 ma dear. I want you to show my friend how nicely you can read"
 Still no answer.
 Don't be stubborn. dear. know you can read this beautifully If you try"
 T won't. I don't want to, I'm no gong to
 This sort Of thing, with varia- tons went or for several minutes Bobby on He ate his lunch an went up stairs 10 his nap still frm n his refusal to read that story about the horse.
 My sympathies were all with Bobby He had probably spent q good share of. his morning in try ing to cope with that story and
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21
[Gza Menus 4Ms Day a2|
save a Life

SdNe d lA1c
 Had YOU the chance you would save q life
 Since you may never know when tho opportunity might appear, oe prepared - learn how to apply ar tifcial respiration.
 Artificial respiration IS frequent ly lte-savtr in cases Of suftoc1- ucn.
 Suttocation. asphyxia. or smoth- erlns is due to lack of and lnabIllN to get oxygen into the body The suttocatlon may be the result of water or blood in the lungs, or gas poisoning
 IL may also be due to an obstruc- ton Of the wind-pipe by foreign bodies, and 10 other agents me- chanlcally interfering with the passage of air to th> lungs.
 Failure Of the breathing mechan- ism. due 10 brain or nerve injuries, may also bring on suffocation.
 The first thing to do In case Of suftocat.on IS 10 clear the lungs of water. to remove the unconscious individual from the poison gas at- mosphere. or to remove the foreign body from the wind-pipe, etc.
 Where the immediate cause of the suttocation cannot be removed, too much time should not be lost and artificial respiration should be started at once, in the hope that there may be some small passage way open. large enough to keep the s-ark Of life glowing.
 The most favored method IS the prone pressure" or Schsescr method IL IS applied as follows;
 Place the patient face down after !oosen!ng his collar and any cloth- ing constructing chest or abdomen. Clear mouth Of any mucous. froth, tobacco or false teeth. Draw the tongue forward, and turn the head to one side so that the nostrils and mouth are not obstructed Carry the patients arms away from the body and into an extended position beside his head.
 Kneel astr!de the patients hips Csac.ng his kead) and with the hands outsprsad on the sides and back c: the chcs- make conlprHl- :on .ana-d a@d upward oa n" cles, bv leaning torTacd with your weight on your hands. Hold this compression for about three sec onds. With gentle push throw your weight back on your heels, releasing the pressure on the chest. Continu. this movement at the rate of 14 to l $ times 10 the min ! ute. A cloth saturated with aro- ncatlc spirits Of ammonia may De 1 placed or held near the nostr.ls ! from time 70 time
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21
Loves Reawakening The Story of Wifes Triumph Over Jealousy
 By ADELE GARRISON

absurdly with joy IS 1t always does when D!cky plays the royal lover role which h. can enact so well.
 We went 10 the Underwood . apartme menr first. but only Harry was rh@re stretched out comfortably upon a couch and smoking H. started 10 rise as l entered but I put out q protesting hand.
 "Pl,as= don't" sad. You look so comfortabIe. Where are Lillian and Na~v2'
 Tn zour apartment" he return ei. and thank you. for VOL sure arc one understanding female Come over here. p.cky-bird. and perch vo3gself on ahar other tree other wise The chalsa tongue. for well have rln.a for several smokes before our 'HlMme1' folks gec throuEl -Ea-rerir-
 Don r you be too sure Of tha,- aGiur=d nIr as l want out ot tho 1cor. Were r~ec-~ sleepy you Eno0."
 No- when ~omco arz ta.A!ns ov>r p.a-s to~ ! party
 made ID answer. for had ncre. <rzv that te was speaking rom hroyled5e and experience. and was still smiling r1etally at his prascltnc- as [ came mo my own 1y.ns room 10 ind Lillian loucglng comfortably aa5 Mary sitting tense- .r erec-. evidently waiting for me.
 "Aunti= Ns4gt" she exclaimed ss soon as zane ta T thought you -tra~ would come, I've been slnp.v lvne 70 lind o4- hon you krer acour Noe. ~cml-e D the parry. Or ]: n. coming We're you taking =..7p.g for a.s ta-aer's ben=s.-, 7, How can 1= come II 70 rhe cl.rc Ha .-1- well e-o.Ea.
 Lillian Tlr.l51 q 1-e from across Narr's tense slouIders. and I had hard work t3 choke back | smile lc Ter <.s.Iade ot questions.
 One ar time. Mary. p.aas=." I sad 'No7. czcegcr.c2l.Z ! kcoN Noe. is coming to the party because ralephored hin, and told h.m 10. nas taking for h.s fathers oe1.- Fl because wanted hin. 70 know ma. Noel ls 10 he pc.sa-sc. And Noel .oa1 come into the cl-y without an, r.s1 10 his health. Mrs B.1Eoc- ss- s-res n.4 that 5e ls perfectly able 70 attend th.s party. that all ne needs .- 70 he taken o4- ot h.2-s=.t."
 Well" Lillian .-Earposa1 dg,-.-. .-.~..1 h.s father ]ooh.os o.. a . .oa-- movie s.ae r-zy-cS t1s dev0-- e5 a1n.re-- and -1o cadets az extra ua1 for good uaas4re at ta.s l-1ra Nos. 2a2h- -3 ta taken o.t ot hs1.se.c Hs won't have c.n.e 10 th.aE Of saytt.@= aE- the @1a.aer ot 1-1cas v.tn Mary he gan saNage." Oh I'm so glad hes oeu . enough to come 10 the parry. Mar exclaimed 5oyo4s-r And than. IT, 5ov.rE m fear tHa. she 7az loo mach n love with Noe. to -4He q s.-.s norma. oa,.oo. or Ita. she . s:Ha5 ra.-=.r.
 What 4t1 ~oa mean --a5oa- 1a- .. ie-s
 oCoo-.-u55 Nooa5-t s C97vr.ga-. -t5a. Newspaper 2 Fea.ur, S-rf.ca. Iul.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21

here mother ras. try.rF 70 make him do ir all over agalr That her interest vas aeectlon- ate made no difference r vas q bore
 Cons!terlag h.s reading difficulty could not help but feel that 10 Bobby. at lsast. t was source Of satisfaction Certainly h. was ger ting more attention bv hls refusal 10 read than another child would have by I perfect performance
 Many learning difficulty is thus augmented by 2 mother who is over-zealous about her chi.ds prog ress
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21
Niadge. Gloriouslv Happy as Dicly Plays the Role Of Royal Lover, Resumes the Task of Arranging for Nfary's Party

NiadCe. Gloriouslv Happy as DiCky Plays the Role Of Royal Lover, Resumes the Task of Arranging for Marv's Party
 The tsrseness o1 D!ckys tone made ne change +he sentence had begun concerning DhlH2 Nerltzen. l lad raa-- 10 say Oh. wish Tn!l7 N=-.-zea could be made 70 .-a ra7zor Bu- 1.th r1e renen2- --a-ce Of L5uia-s comment hat l s.o-7 had any 5a:-4ance over my -nr.ora-. l dared r3t finish the r-a1-a sz had r~-=a5ed. ! 4u.cs- 7. substituted a tar different enl- TIE. but 7 salved my consclence uu. the thought that it was 10 .c1s11as hypocrisy oa, simply Jhe oral u,+a-zr-e of an lrr--aral .-cgze- ! had cherished ever s!nca <-eu. o- the great mans espionage .Ioa Mar.
 7.sa r-l Ne-.eze2 eo--a ae ,-.=5 n OIL sad 7--h rG-@.-- es=ss walsh , 5.5 rot @a~e 10
 Call it square.
 -s.s. la-z1a4. z-5 ! Hocl-rs- #.
 .a--.s5 -o-4 o5 re.=t IT Els .B-.-- o- z--~ .<,-t,a he o.. an. --a fir. h. sad. I'll re [sls1-ed 70 oversees tae opsrat.oo.
 Lsa-aet weakly with -ce sease 2, danger s#trtel. felt r2a- l s~r.v could ro- have endured one r- r...-.s .-,-as as q climax 70 -2- rs.---r..-.5.-z a%per.aoC7 +nro9=' .-.-- L..s- and Narl and ! 1a -a~a-5 E.- see1 ur Pe-5r Pan .-.--z o.-. --ar amusement. as he .s -o.r- -oH h.s a2=A- has been --=--.--.-- h---=1--
 H. dt1 oo- spasa zss.7 -art- 7e lad reached -n= Hore. W17o hs rsd assez .1a -sr mo 2 vacant -.zce a -ra c.ro. ae slipped a.s -rn a-ou-4 g1a to16sE. s-'Per-ols.y
 lIar ' s.-. .9orr.. sorry no7. t7' r.- ~.5erezs oyer -ze 'rsona '1-7 --=-nooc Foats-.r. : ds7nr realize how what sad -2rn1e1-
 I vas nre-,. r'...a r.yse.t-' ] a-- r-l-,a1 honestly Lats to~EtE7 each a..e- and call -r s4larA.'
 He bsa- his head toward me. t-. 7 HcIspere5. Look out and @e -s.s=4 rls 1ead 70 saA Turna1 com .-c toward us. h.s :aeA bearing 14s --az- welcoming g-lo.
 "I hara the late v'a.cc roolsa-. - informed IS with his us-a, d.s- r-v. "Saa. no,ty -1e ga-sgs -- 4sl=. AIr Graham
 "T-s r.aa=a zo 0.1z- ra-le- m t-s zays and -lp s11 P--oe- r.1. -aar., -olh.e as 7e rassa- h.a
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