South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 85, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 26 March 1922 — Page 7

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SUNDAY, MARCH 26, 1922

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

Our Choice of Current Records

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H.va I Tit.- "i l. it ' i'ow I'.innv Frio-. Wh'-M Farmv

HARRY DENNY ! -it) ' Ti;r .;, in tho Srraw." ".lin-

i-ir,M, i v.a;t tor tn- wagon

and "! , an" are the tun' that t:n." j!j-t cannot J : rn . Never Mind

sorni iu:.n makkihs. Kf:i MAI'.KLT. (orrrtril Inllj l II. A. Kowr. UT S. Mirhlcan t. Phono I.lnroln SZ?,'J.) TIMii'iin vllin;, $4;,, ,.,.r t,,,. 'I.;r.i; M,.inii!) red. f-lliiii:. 1; nu i;i in. t h red. !: wit rlovi-r. $.

A I. FA I. FA Sdllng. ?1l ! l MAN (iKASS - M-lling $7 rt. iS"ri,KK:il,iKn?irH,i" n'73 CWt iSeries of Conferences Will 1m

ALLIES' DEBTS TO BE PARLEY ISSUE

uruy date, vhich v.i'.l

pi;fy oniputat: u and n -t iat ions t b it s I- h time as full or ptrFal t

"Wc Consider Quality and Service First

Frice rrrferms oi .ar aP. ..-

,.f thteo thin-'w goo 1 .-. i. i !i-r. -" u.'tiK'ly an.! -o. ! ! 'h r iTir You grt tili.- b -lir-Mtful and i ' r t t i t i i ! . -C

i onil'lr..t:'!i in Mip is a Y:ddi-h r

f.Ot ll pf th' -' I:i th-1 hrs-.-.piaw and in th'

the sort of a fox-tr't the voung

'5r' folk-, uill t: i a '! ali'dit. a it i-- 1

tu!! of pbrU and adroit com. it? I li'T'",!i the arius rours of in-I j :: nn-nt-- -et in vom,. very tri' k j i ornrnitteo wnrk. - ". 1 ! t- i n , I lrima n a Ml rv I

1IIII Al TAM.OW. I t orre tMl Unity ? S. l . I.ippmnn, tit N. M.iln t. riion Main itU.) IlIIi:s : r;it-;.kiri?i. I'"-. T.M.I.dW- It. iMl-r.-i, ; r-auzb. Cr.c. i::i-;sw.x--'.,.v1.,,hV i.-r n.

r-.ti

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with a ! i aii'l vltro'.ii- .! -;:'.

Nathan. ft. Yr.l' II. .-)' - tily r-..v ) i rT s h;:n! l'."tli tuiiilncl'i'.o i x -; t . ' ti iih.

. ;or vorK on ;a iht . n." j tn.it r avo a nil. txtj.af a rvm n-tra. I tor i'. ruotr-y." Ili ir I'rauk Cruinit Tr,.:r. Mi s.-. S' nn-'.! l-.nti' ' ar..l you'll Iiko it jlu.s. Ilno-Iloo-aru-o. It ii f.t'.r ar.1 rr"J r- v'!;iln ( You'ro Cnnna Try Win n I'm ,t M n..-'. thnt th- -ry !at i I ,;,,.,. , jut about tho b"st cry

v hi- h tho inmiort il t ii r ni o: l:ouM I.- lh" i.'n;f'i:.x',j-- frota II"-

-ini's S)lmn M.!--. It :h I y nf nnti-iiat ion and bitter raliza- I

f.ttinu' that th: !"ri .-h-' iNl j t :on- hut you'll onjoy it a lot Just ulvfti tho ;uM:- at or r;:ir ' ii" ! t ho .-a mo.

A - 2 Ka-Lu-A Hhannon Tour iirtot: I.-ilrxwana lullaby Billy

HAY. STK.WV AM I (( nrn-rlril I)til l.r tho Wlrr MllloV

liark 'run.it: J '.oo-Hon-1 too iinur ml I vfi f . io s. Mi.tiu-m t.

'"runiit. Siliv and Iron" and i l'honi liln kh.-,.)

i MAY 1 1 A l - lay in . JHVIL; KvlItuiT. I T-ii jJ i r ton. i iiA'is r.iyiii':, .:.; ppilin'.. rolCN- ravliii:. Tio.-; mU;ri. "Ti-. 't nri'p i'rh l.. o. . n. ..n;..

only throo queens U,,;,,.,.

A1.S1KK Cl.OVint Solling. JHl.. AI.l'AI.KA Northern jrrowu. ?14.

, I "ran!

"! Mary v .-ro throo small town fUo-n.s

uliu I ft tho;r nativo ntv to toav on

I '.ro.ifl u a y. As sorno on sail. "I'll

i t t h.-y aro th

hahy si.n' you over hoard. It's hu k full of wffjiy tmrrns toirs

i; ,.i-r soason. No matt r what our :'liioiM f.ii'lt m-iy ho -no mattr wh it if- juahty of !-r o may ho, '!..- in on! with it arwiont -''!":' .!ath for otrrnal r 1 u i t : ri of f ii.'s rjkiml hrinj i- out. for a fi-w minut at hi'.-', of th.i- old. juai--T i-.tl and mator.a!:.-' au-o ar.d u'-nf-itniiri.i us u : ' t ho old id'-al f 1 v. o and " i r 1 1 ; . T h i ; - not !; l.o-t r:'l Cir'i.-'i -r san out it iarra- with it tli- Mtnl1''' grandeur of old Iitin wonN sot t (oomn hut mololiou.' mu-'i".

UIIKAT. (OKN. 0TS. i:TC. (torrrrt-! I!ly hy I. It. Mor.an. Star Mill. Illrauli- mv. Thon 101.) ('tuts' -i'avln-.. r,,t pT tu. OATS ravitix. r,.v. MIIUMNi;s-Sellins. $1.75 cwt. Hit AN Sellin;:. cwt. HYK-riviriir. ti-. SCKATCIl t' III-II -Sellin?. $2 00 rwt. WIIKAT N. 1, lajinr. Jl.V. hu.

IWf,.; Thro- o't'l'n'k in fho Morn-ir.;-.Iojdi '. Smith arid r,ro host ra; In.a I, Ii-o h Smith and his or hlra. .ln Smith ha

Tho haj-j.y kii.'n !; of decorating any j dent as tho note? of tho firft chorus mu.Mia! -omjo-itlon his on h'.-t i a j ,j lt. away and a mutel violin inter-att.-n.i.t'-. Three o'M k in tho Morn-j j olat.M tho air of C.odard's tender

.lories and I'rr.est Hare. At last a really koo.l quartet number! Here is something that is unusually well i!i)in-iM!i to the flrnalU-Pt detail. I.ko notoS ,,f a multitude of tiny r-t hroaed belN the rnuic of tho oolesta is thrcated through the loom of Ka-I.u-A. The accompanim nt .f the Hawaiian guitars played by Forera and Franehini Kive a hukr:ound to the incomparable sinrini; ,af tho Harmony Four that is iofrohin- and delightful. Iilauat.a Lullaby is an Indian lullaby

and i.- a son? that appeals to one'.s I taste. An esneriallv flno bit evi-I

(Corrert! I i I y by Krot hrrliood tirorry 220 . Mnln ft. I'hont M-175.) IU"1 TIIIi-raviiiK. 4ic; ellin?. 4."x. FK1ISH H.t;s -l'ayhijr. ',i'f -U-; k-;1-Idp. '.'"' liz. Fill 'ITS AM VKCiKTAP.LUS Callfrni;i tu'ivel oranges. 4 iz. POTTOIIS Sellin,. $1.7." l.u. CAIUtAlii: Sellinr. UV lb. I5HK1S AM CAKKtlTS New. Sellins D- lh. IlFAI I.KTTFCK UV head. LAUIJ IJV.e 11.

GÄRE IN DRIVING TO REDUCE RATES

.t. Ü jut tho t p' of waltz the bundred f)f thousand- of walters have! horn cryinir for .mooth. steady and ! with a swin-incr melo.ly that m tin-j i..sually pood. Ix)la !o i- s-omethinj

bridely now a Hawaiian fox-trot. Naturally the strinvn rodominate but they ftive to th- daneo a vry 'likeable and flexible quality. Two very Corel numbers. issr,:; Horteru-e All Star Trio arid their orchestra: Never Mind All Star Trio anl tlieir r.rrhostra. "It Zippy!" That the way I heard

a tin pper docri

niht

-ive and Hortense

pastoral melody, the "F.e recuse," from .losoiyn. 47, jo Th(. Woodland Flirt Sibyl Sa nder.-on Fapran; Dance of the

Hortende tho othoritho bird voioo.s-

i.s roitainlv

i ,k0l,"'s Sibyl Sanderson Fapran.

Mi-.s hipn. as an Imitator of birds, m simply unbeatable. Her whistling in these two selections 1 very- realistic; you almost pee and hoar the woodland seene; stately trr-'-s. preen ?rrass and alternate patchworks of rend shadows' and i-'oidon sunlight and then von hear

S.anp l.s oocasionally rxpn - ; Imcr pentlv. cheepintr

-cooin softly, cal-

sicenilv nnrl

in I o. statioally running up the s-ale In

'. risk tempo but it i mare of a ja :acan of prai.se of peace, happl- . onplomaratlon of tune-; that wcrejjw- ;in sunsliin and plenty of fid when the flappor's mother waslnioo worn:.--.

MARKETS

INVESTMENT SHARES m

DULL ON EXCHANGE;

'It. Northern ;v. 7'J'', Indnvf. AI,-,,,,, ; 4,;th liiipirnf i.n tu i Inter. Xi. k.d p;; Inter. P.i...r .... 4.'.'H j Kan. F ty i.iith'rn Kelly Si.riii-tiebl. 441,

X ' II III I I I nlilin. ..-.

itini Steel n'..

Aallev ..

7J 47. 4(is p;'s 4" i t . -

4M i.v; 44'i

47's

. ' 114' I.V

7i'm .. 117 Its

4.: 4s'i

W'oolwnrlli Is Spectacular I'caturc itli (Jain of 10 Points.

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YOKK. Maifli I'.".. :v-.-t-

Copper. 14;4

Marino '.,111 nirn

iritio Preferred.

M. t. Pet p. I. mihi .

Mbh.-llo Steel

M i s( ii r i I'aejiir

ati"f,:il Unaniel. N:tti..nal be.nl , NeV,o!; ('rii.er New Il.lVen Kv. N. v. tNorthern Pacific

Norfolk ,v West tut

I'ai-ilio Oj 4s.o Fan American Oil ' I'ennsvlvani.i .... 'A' I'i.Ti-c Arn ii- ii";

shares wre dull at noin.i..'. i t I. ti Coal"!! r,i

rhamres. but a few --.ct-sd l.-.-iu s r.n.ii j--, regster,, material rants in yV ! '' . yO

t'Tlet S .--;on Jl I no Mi'l lv in.vi i' j;,y Ton. Wo. dworth a- tho .-:' et a' u 1 ar i It. :ol i m u- .

feature, jumpi 1 points and dos-I ' l,

inK' at a net iaiti ot in points on , si,H.;1 ;r oj

reports that the dir, tors were ron-.il-rinp declaration of a late stock dividend. Fini.imirnfs motor.s and oik- al"

i t-i'-'' - in

" v i acme . . ai J'.l..io.-. Pro. In, ts ;t"-M I nion Pa. ific l.",l'i . I'. S. F 1 F. S. Kllht.er .... !1 :iH F. S. Steel Finn, 'i.-.i.

! F. S. Sfeel Pf.I Itn .

I tah 'upper . i . Yanadiniii .'".iYiririiiia Cheinie.il "i

The foreign exchange rnarket w as J w.iha-li "A" Plstlo--. but F.ritish and allied rat . j Vt'". tm Fnion .. !m;i, . . i n 1 1 .1 . i ,,,,( n,.t,-h bii:slvs.f,"-A""ls"

. ii ni. i ii u-. . . rute .Motors ... 4(1

hardened and t.erman mirks tieiu their nominal recovery from tho mid-week's collapse. Changes in tho weekly .-tate-nent of the clearing hmis.- were unusually narrow, actual loan.- and di--

contractm' by at.out 5 11.-

of slightly

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Son. P.-le. Kv. .. Southern ICy. .. St rem I. erjr St IHleti;)' ,.r I',, II

! Texas Oil . .

T.sed. partl on wook-eml realizin.. The only noteworthy movement rimon rails wa.s tin- strMmth of Missouri. Kansas and Texas preffirod. and another setback in Ann Arbor common and perferrcd. Sabs amount d to 1 H . 0 o 0 shares.

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P7'4 Pit inc.T. 1(m;t . 4' 's V 4.", 4.1 1

ni r.p; r.F.. c,i-H ... l.TJ'.,

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Cl i. tqC

1 17-s 117'.. 117

coqnt.s

ion.noA with a decrea 1 t In u ? 1 n r.oii m

YVilhs 0erland.

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1IM AJiO IMCOnrC'R MtKKKT. rHH'.;t. March 2". 1'f'TT KK Kee.q.ts C.pjs tiihs. Creanierr. extra .".s,. standards. r.71,c; firsts. ;F.;.",7c: packing Moek. M'l is,-. i;;;s - Ke. ei.ts. 21.1C,C. raes. MiscpIti'ouv '.-j-,, --ji ,. i.rdinaries. "Uiitit.e-

hold- -,' :'-.'1e.

. ruti'i'si . a'ti-i.. ....... hi i .1 .

in ra. The iien, to show ; ,o- , 1S,; Vr;,;-.j nennet d change was nf d'-mand do- 'jai .,. ; I.onhorns. "1 1 ii'c ; Itrick t"'.

of S7.7VH (too I 1 ' . ' l.lVf I'llI 'I.TPV Tm.I . -1.1.1

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. I i c f " inaii i' 1 1 ,-o i , 1 1 1 .ii- ( !

tir-t v

Cheeks. I'll'. LH -je; dirties.

InMirance Expert Tells How Insurance Premiums for Autos May he Cut. NKU YOKK. March 2a. When the motoring public shows a concerted movement toward prcater care in driving, then will automobile insurance premiums come down. That is the message, smacking of advice, from A. I?. Koome. New York insurance expert who has been investigating methods tending to reduce auto insurance rates. Until that "minimum of carelessness' in driving is attained. Koome says, lower rates will have to be achieved by other means. Such are: 1. Making the motorist stand a fixed portion of the loss. 2. Kequiring a hill of sale with eaoh purchase. 3. Federal registration for the life of the car. 4. Vigorous and prompt enforcement of traffic and theft laws. f. Installation of approved theft devices. Owner Tart Insurer. "The most promising means we have found to lower insurance rates is making the assured a co-insurer of his car." says lioome. "That is. making him stand a fixed portion of the loss. This increases the care taken by the owner. "On the co-insurance . basis the reduction in premiums is about 75 per cent, where theft, fire and cob lision insurance also are taken out On theft insurance alone the reduction is '20 per cent. "Iiut as this form of policy is only optional with the companies, insurance brokers in their desire for business have not been pressing It. It should be made mandatory on all companies. "Theft devices are useful only in that they delay the pet-away. There, are 75 such devices which have been approved by the Underwriters' laboratories in Chicago and for use of which a reduction of 15 per cent is made in the premiums. "Hut after all. the quickest reduction in rates would come with the; elimination of carelessness on t ho part of the car owner."

Held ou $ i.:u;U9l.oo'

Delit to r. N IFV IIAKKY lll'.M'.

Sj.ci.d ?.. '1 he .eVS Tülle WASHINGTON. March 2.. ahir.gton will a rain draw tho interrati"P: spotlight, eatiy in ApJ.l, with a i jf'S 'f c nf c ricos with I -u rope in nati'.r.s on what they at- "aun-' to do ah. .at their d. bt to Uncle Sari.. Thvo conferences will ! attended bv represonta'iv. s of bath major

paym c.t i.-t possible. A ! ;cr t he:--.- will come Folium. Vo. j la-il Uz. t hoflovakia.. Serbia. Kwniafit ami a ib-v::. smaller fry amort 3 r.a t :or, Fa. h will st.nl to '.ahit -,""n financial representatives to - n . ' a.-s. d i - r n l n i t rs in g ttinc th ir d bt to Frcb- Sam r- j J It.'bd and extepd'-d.

FIVE ASPIRANTS TO j OFFICE ENTER RACE

Tho f.dlowirtg -andi lato? hav

hejr petition-

fib-

! r U f " r o ;T i e -

: tions: lalw ar l Ibuiebr il.e. '"iy ship i roj.uhli' an . c it di late

with the county .

at the forthcoming ! !

t o ; n - 1

for t o w n -

and minor nations from (In it Fri-v, township advisory board, tain. Franco and Italy to F.thnia.j Ferry A. Korr.. der nan

Finland ami Lithuania. -Mp. ( t -ptiblie-i n . al-o as a candi-

couniri' s io ui" i . n;iei .-.a; s iepi--

n'r.t. in tho acgregit", rnore t ha n ; ( ., n j tAi ,. f,,r Warron townhip JIOO for e.'i h mm. worn an and chil 1 ; tt s ! e. in this, country, the total including Jo.-!iua M.n 7 Fn Fortaco av., ov-rdue intere-t bf-irg $ 1 1,:,:; J.lt F- j (republic in . candidate f..r justice

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i(4 4ii.i. .Juno. i . , I ' I ' 11 . ' , i ' Ml I, .IF" (I t iAl-'- If i- irl'1.:'flxu-s of tjio a i i-u j !., :.r twnhij .itlvi.-ory ho.irl. j u C2 ii flw. r - . i t tn ruT' f il 111 .ii 1-i.l ,.. W , rtAi. t,ncn.hit !

enate has held up j

co of

000. Although the

temporarily, on a question of constitutionality, the .ontirm.ati'u "f two members of congn.s Senator Smoot and Kepres,. ntativ Hurton as members of the foreign debt refunding commission, arrangements already are under way for taking up the adjustment of theo loins ot!ici.Fly at the earliest po.-.ible morn e nt. Ilritih IVbt l'int. Tlte three members of tip' commission already continued nie Sec'y of Treasury Mellon. S- c'y of State

Hughes and .ec'y of Uomnierce j oi,o

Hoover. Whoever may final. v no confirmed in the two remaining places, these three will lw the Jaibling spirits of the American commission. The Kritish cielt will be the first to be taken up. Ib side being the

oi p:ace.

Chariot It. Fisher. 1 o I o Uurrhrinrcr s.. (democrat ), candidate for county clerk. Tills is the first candidate t file petition for the of-

c-i'.mtv clerk.

FIND EX-EVANGELIST

KILLS SELF IN RIVER ! Ni:V YOKK. March 2ä. Police today reached the conclusion that! Ir. Ieitt U. Trernaine. first an I V F.gf list, then known a. an au-!

thority on f-cutive management and factory production, was a sui-

Hopite the fact that after his -lis ipp-,iranco .March IT his clothes were found last Saturday on the Jersey shore of the Hudson, his family insist that the police are wrong and that Dr. Tremalno is alive. Mrs. Trernaine admitted.

largest, it is the only one that oilers . however, that her husband recently anv considei able hope for early cash, j bad become despondent beeau.se of

The Kriti-sh debt to th" United Slates, on money and credit advanced during the war i.s ? t .1 bl, -1 S.358.44. In addition, there is an item of $r.ey.l7::.'j:'.7 overdue inter st.

his small income. Dr. Trernaine recently was manager of personal work for the Associ tf"d Industries of Indiana.

Advances to (Jreat F.ritain. Iil; j (JUAKANTUUI AH'MIN'CMWAKI.!

those to otl.er countries, were mat" ( at various rates of interest. j To clarify the whole transaction. ! it is now proposed the total debt ! refunded by (lre..t Ht it.ain issuim.' ; bonds with a uniform interest rat.1 : and. more advanta geou.lv space J j maturity periods. j Negotiable lit Market. ! Such bonds, taken by this govern- j ment rwctirity for tb.e han. would not necessarily have to be held ti'l 1 maturity for Uncle Sam to get his1 money back. They would bo m gotiable. and as market conditions jus- ; tificd. could be sold to private in- , vectors just :us our own government ! bonds would be sold. j The refinancing or refunding of i the French and Italian loans will call for mofe lines-" than dr'a! I'.'.itain's. No one In official circles-expects any result with these that will, produce actual money at an early

date. However, they can oe gotten

together into tho form of uniti loans, at a fixed Interest rate and

roi: oi: ui 'NT.

Wednesday morning, promptly at B um are offer-d 20-year guar-i E i rfeed aluminum ware at HKLIa-IK'fc i Vi

one cent

Swank. Main 711.

Master Cleaners

I 'ho ne i

.illliipii I

COAL KELLER-RAMSEY COAL CO. Main 477 Lincoln 1349

:"Vhy Rent When Yon 3

Can Buy"

ADLER BROS. On MIcliigan at Washington Since 1SS1

Till: STOItll I OK Ml'N HOYS

1202 E. Donald St., a 5 room fnodern brick house with fireplace, bath, furnace and full basement; on corner lot, price $5850.00. Down payment $292.50. monthly $44.00. Call Main 3065 or write The Citizeni Homes Co. for information.

Smart Neiv Skirts

Wt Mxmxtts

117 Socth Mlchlsxn SL Correct Appard for Womta

Nctv Sprijig Sweaters

Again Our V alue-Giving Supremacy Was Proved

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What better tribute could be ofTered to Frances SIiop style, quality and pricing by the discriminating women of this vicinity than the fact that our store was thronged throughout the day yesterday. We regard it as evidence that stylish women firmly believe that "we consider value and service first."

These are the values they found Distinctive Suits at S25, S35 and up to SI 10 Smart Capesand Wraps fromSlo ioSloO Delightful Frocks from SIS.75 to SI 35 Wonderful Blouses, at $5.75, $8.75 and $10.75

The Frances Shop

Tlie Frances Shop

When you say Master..

cigars say Dutch 4 3-tf Adv.

Union Trust Company Safe Deposit Boxes with spe:ial facilities for the privacy f customers.

"oslts. tloir d

week's gain.

en. .; springs. LM.v ; roosters. Fc; -r.,.. i,.: iiiK-Ks. r.n 1' TATiM:s-Receipts. SI oars'. Wiscousin Koiind White. $1 '..".' 1.7ä ; Minne. U i lb d Kivers. $ 1 i'J . 1. i,r,: Id.tba l:u-

WH FAT KI.ir.TllATKS

FHIFACb March ." . - A broad I 1 Uc. market with wheat prior.- fhmtuat - i ing ratidlv and the , p.,. no.ir tlie 1

low point mark d tho .bort Situr-

emm

t'.ay seilen on the Fhio.i.. bo-irdj cf trado. Whrat clo.r with tti Inr.s ,if Ii, to 2 : corn was off 1 to.

pits !in!iol 1

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to 1J lower;

hnther and

lird from 1111- to

rib.- .to to r.-jiA up. I In the wheat pit en-b in hi ar." attacked th May option at the Mart and were holo-d by some hal . traders. There wa- sm' excellent J Mlpport for July when tbe-e ta ' j brought the ' iter tnof.th to aroumt j $1.17 and the first and vulwe. turnt , declines were clocked. May reeeiv' ed support at atoned ?1.;1 and thei b'cal stiorts ire rurally so'irrio.l to '

cover when th;-

t 'oped.

Porn was weal; from tho nr:d May went into new low ground for the j rs nt mm. mv r.(. Oafs merely flutteftd up or down In the wake of corn. F.V MHIK T( K l.riIM.F.

NKU' YOUK. M.ireii ''" W.l tte rilie of .;"'t.lt; York stock exrhnri-" Sn l '.ftl Adv. Itura ly e'.-ta. F AIP rti.iPiier- ... F.' , Aei-r. I'v.-et Su;.ir A i:ii r. Fa n C". . " , A i:i r 'a r Fdy . . . l.V. Ai i. Fru Svn. . . "" A::.. 11 V I.. F.-in. 1"C , A:-. 11 F. Ffd A I. F -" A::!r. Foco-to.". .. P':. Atat-r. Smelt ing . . öt ' , AHieri.an S;i:ir

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