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Evening sentinel, Friday, May 19, 1922 · page 6

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Stock Quotations

 

‘ ”who werr- also heard in conncctionl

gingup of holdings of one group of pro.1

‘k‘fiflar per annum dividend basis with

’ «mum of the company.

New York. Stock Exchange quotations, reported for the
muteSentinel, over the private wings of lvlaplcs. a Goldschnudt,
emotional: Brokers, and dealers inunlnted securities, 85 Washing.

ha 8 reet, South Norwalk, local correspondent: of H. L. Horton a,

£0. members of the New York Stock Exchange, 43 Broad Street,
'0' York.

H. L. 1:30 H. L: 1:301
'A‘ifls Chilmcrs 511 49% 49% Nelly Spring. 5115 :31 n1 4’,
Am. Gun is“ 477;. 4851;. ' Kenn. Copper 3‘.) 383,3; 3:13»
Am. Loon. 115 1147:; 115 l Roy‘s-ton» 'l‘lre 2:14 :;:m :: {£1
”81111 &Com. 171,4 167A; 1675, Lack Steel 172'; 1,1; :«ov's
Am- Sillfilit‘i’s 1.71.»; 653,4. 66 Mexican lPetc. 132% 1313,? 1:14:99
Am. 8111;.” 1017s 71; 76 Miami (‘uppvr 31 3011;; .103..-
.Isu. Slim. Tab. 37 is 3G '31; 36 bfi Middle State‘s 15‘ 14:?4 14 :11,
Am. 'i'e‘l. .c 'i‘cl. 1:211, 121-11;t 122 1.110. law. :1 1;; 3921.51 333”
lam. T011. 1111:. 140 14115153 Y. Air 11mm; .5 . 1.1 2 .0"...
1m. \Voolcn 9214,- 92 9:15, I N. Y. Central 95% 89% fin-3.
Anaconda 557;; 5471’; 547;. . N, Y,, N. 1-[_ x; H. 311% 311% .1033;
Hi‘rhison 1110 99% 100 l Nor. Par. 76% 713- 70-39
Baldwin Loco. 117-?4 117 11714I1mv. «111 6:37;. (H16; Gong
Butt. 8‘ Hill!) 47-725; 46% 47 I'l‘un Amm’. Pole. 65‘; 64% 6:1"?
than. Hrs-.11 7M; 77-14 7.”; l'vnn. 1:. 11. 4111 411;. 4113
CH. Pé‘tc. 5731;. 56% 57-}; 1'. n. (his “5’1. 551% 1‘5 “2
am. Par. 14111,. 1401;. 141 ,l’ullmun (,‘n. 1 '2-1~' 121V; 122:";
Con. lwuihcr 41 401,4 40% Ray. Consol. 18% 173;. 17%
("h 1w" \lol 74? 741' 74-1. licmiin: $11,; so“. 803'.
71111 . . . K 4 ‘ ,

can. 1“: Ohio 15-7»; 674»; il513£,lit'.p. 51-101 7:31. 7214. 72511
‘'30". Gil-‘1 115‘“; 1171i; llfi‘é _ltn_\';1l Dutch 63% 63 63%
m R. I. 4511.. 4514. 451;. 541. Pacific 91-13 911.1 9112
(Toni Products in" 11111;. 11113,. Sinclair Oil . 5 33% 3-1-5}
Ermciblp Stu-l 7.! arm” 7:13;. q lla‘liiwny :4 1,". 23:4,. 2311;.
Cuba Cnnc 172:»16111 1:13, s n .\ .1 mm; 186 .. lRS 1,
Findlcott .lulmum 5.1 3.1 M s n x .1 Pr. 115% 115% 1151.;-
anous l‘lmms in! NI 1.; 1111.} St. Paul 3513 "-35% 2“
F‘mk Rulvlwr .I«W~- l~7-'-,; 177:. smmmkpr 121 11931;, 1201.
fit‘n. Asphalt 6'14 ill-'1'. 11:11; 'l'1-\us «‘0. 4511': 48 49%
$911. V‘le‘l‘ll'li‘ llif'w‘], 10:13" 167-“. 'l‘nlmvrri l'l‘nnl. 7'2"." 7i 1’. 723:“
Fin- “NOW 14'. 1:1 1113 1‘11. 1:.1. amp-g 675,; 1243,; 67-11.
“"0“”M‘ 4"“: 403'. 4'11’111'. s. 1:1:my 71 can; 71
(:11. North. 111‘. 7.274. 75$. 7:17li11. s. liliiilwr 115%.; 64-15 64.“;
“1"“ V‘W‘h» “"0 41-h 4!! a 41'; A 1‘. s. Slvvl 1011A 9919 11107.4.
l::1pir;111nn F. '11:: 4-3-1. 42.1; ,1' 3.41144 111-. 11ml. HQ 1191;.
1%. M61". Mar. 111'. \::I 1.2 9:1 iron, (‘nppr-r 119-1; 6711. 6751,}
1"-‘l- Ni"l\'"l 111» 1:3; 11 i\':'.11:1di11m Sim-l 5.2 511.1. 52
Fans“ (““1 5'1. :7 2611,. :7 lwosi. 1514-». .377. 1:37;. 1127;.
3m- PUD” 7-1 1; 51-11. 513-9 \\’hitc Motors ‘ 49 49 49

 

‘ it “'11.: thought. lmwrrvr. that spvcu-
. I Litivc iii-livily in tiusz- issues will lw
' g . rc-slricli-d to :1 modulate 1-.xlvnt at lt-ust

l1_\' :1. disposition to wait for results of

_‘—"__-' llln- scrutiny «\t‘rlmi lni \\':lshi11:.lon

\V.\1,l, H'l‘li. lT'l‘. lrvzm .1. 111.—-r“111 M... H... i,,..,,n_g.~d (“nut-iiclutinns. 1:.1-
m‘nnrcs r"“”““"’ ”I’d" "WV“? ”“4"?" portunt inn-rests on the strvvt were
13591111 :1? ”l" I” ”I, ”1’ “"h-VS S‘M'k ~.\'.1«-11111y bullish on ruilrnmi stacks.
h‘inrkcl Si'SHlvlll. (:iilllr‘u running from must inlvrr-«l living “‘1‘”.th to “.1.th
lnrmx l‘l'Ill‘illlll» i1. [1,311 pain”: “-prp Ul”‘l‘.’|ll(lil§ ill NOWV lizul'n. .und 1110
‘mmlv by M'H‘SVW' P""“"“‘””- C“"“"’“ (>11111in11\\'11-' mph S‘;"1ltll.’ll lilo flouting
filuplmit, Ami-133m l‘ullun (ill and supply of that slow}: has iwcn (lvplle-d
I‘rlnlllvcrs :‘I‘I‘I‘ “'F'W'V" 1”“"P' “'1‘ ‘l’ in saw-h 21:1 1'\.l!'lil us to make- it CV-
‘3‘qule way 11.~_1 111 {Hymn llvlmllnp Rum}. ”“9“”: 1” any “my“. bullish

atoning 1 [1111111. 1.1111 “Mini purcl'nxls
{‘1’ Nililvn‘w. 1'41: I >l:1l"§~' illi‘l “tithin-
‘itlm Stci‘ls. ("nub-1‘s mmlimwd in {v.1—

1l11\‘1‘l(i[illli‘lll$.
'l‘l‘u upward lrrn'l
[wins 1‘ullllllll- Il 11111-1 mmhing and H10

1mm ”1“ 1"”? l""“““~’““‘~ i.:u-k.1w:111n:: 112M”! wns .wliinu iii 13% with S‘JHC‘
Pod \Vuslm'u "hing 1H- pninls with “(11...” who hm“ 1”...“ 1h" 15m”? on
Irv-sinnlml .1:1:11-1< l‘m' llvmlmc :1ml ”1,. n.“ .m. , 1:1mti111: 13 r._ pt-r ponild‘

1 r-liiuh \‘11'111'

in comm 1‘ mrlul

the gap left by Russia's decline, but
was sad to see millions of Russians in
despair and starring. -

When a man sells goods, declared
Mr. Lloyd George. he expects the buy-
er to pay for them; when a man lends
money, he expects the borrower to re-
pay. and when “a man asks a second
loan homust repay the first one. He
argued that "the Russian tornado”
had not uprooted the basic laws of
the world's business. and declared the
Rus‘sians must accept thorn if they
wished them-arm’s co-operation? '

Foreign Minister 'l‘chitcherin of So-
‘x-ict Russia responding to Mr. Lloyd
’Gcorge's remarks regarding the Rus-
‘sia memorandum and the appeal from
the British Premier to the Russians to
lmodlfy their economic views. said:

“liven Mr. Lloyd George‘s brilliant
eloquence cannot convert the R‘ussian
pcoplv. who love other itz‘r-judiccs.
For instancexli‘ onc's lit-ighhor burns
down 0110's housv, 11v should pay for
the damage. The Russians. however.
will continuc thrir cfforls for 11111103."

GENOA. May 19. (Assucintcd Press)
—'l‘he last session of the Genoa Con-

 

llright sunshine grcctcd the

lac-val

ting with a. number of othcr visitors.
among whom was the Archbishop of
Gcnou.

Commission. of “'llll,‘h m- is chairman.

The report cmphasizcri the urgency
of organized and co-nrdlnalml t-l‘l‘oris
for the distribution of tho world's 1:1-
’10? so as to amt-Morale the prose-zit in-
ldustrini conditions.

 

new Victor’records on the

'V_I\’l"l"ll:'. 1121.}.1 rvm’i- :1111! ”-zmr‘l‘ll: liZJll ll11\' inn! S"1‘ilr"ii:
Adminiis nl‘l‘.l‘~l¢11" ll €111er illuill‘f of 1 -;I\itj1\“ :11 lh..l lt'Vv l_ I‘rniiwtiulul :lrr?
.._..__.;”. l5~'1~~', ‘ 1'.'1‘ \111111‘lr'nn Sim." 111.. 1.» 1112? 11:. 1:11..._- pripu “in pro—‘
”1‘7!!! l"1111l;1 “l' xru risi'lrz l in l“; 1.111.1v -ll.~'.l'p}u’=11r Within :1 11:11 lu-vausn'
‘bhillS. l’mllavl. :1! was llw will." 11." lung». (Lillfil'd irom ('1'1151'11101‘5 ill
"~"‘i’1(‘k in show «'11 l!-1:l:lll\l‘ 1111:1\'i11<>.~'. 1171s11m2- fv‘.'_
1.3111112: 1 point. I 'rhnrn v.1; 1.1-15k Luring: of many
\VAll S'l 'CLi ‘l‘, \wln.» r'l‘lu“ ”NIH“ Howl-2s :19 ulwni 1: 11::1111 9-1-3111; “1'!
‘rnurkvt sir-11ml 1 111-1 1'11 llw :w-lil’f" 1:1"! air-$1 gag-.5 1.. 1,”; ”gulp in 111.» sugar
v'mnllnus dmllu: ill" 11111111111111. l Hill d “amp. 1- min Aug" nun-11121111 li";ll'l}'
Shakes Slrwl 11.1.: among: ”11- (-nnspii-u— I 3 1103"“ m 412.. .11.:l Culmn Amvricun
W39 lash: IN 11% l: .1.lu,1111-1-Il to lll'\\' lllzh ; Sugar :{.1\'(‘f‘g\i,)2 11; 1.», 3:1 _\nlvl‘l(’:ln
records: tor flw ,\u:1r on its rim- of :31. ’Snpvn- 111r1\‘-ul up 1‘51 m 7111;. l'. S.
to NULL. 111v!» 11"l1vll'11l Hit-«ls l‘llf'I‘ 1 Kiwi warn-.1 l‘«i.—‘ morniz‘u :1? 9113.. :1
it! .. points. \111l1 , 111111.11 {nuns UN 1 . ,l- . 1;;11‘1 u: 1:. hm] 111.111 11'; vimi in 91114..

mi: 1‘»111i111111-:.:~. l‘nmwrs i‘\ll‘!lllvil
thrir mlruncv, ‘11111-1'1112111 Sim-Him; inn?
fins; hmvily lmu...‘ i. The morn popular
dams-sill! and lovvign oils wm‘r l in
“215 points l:1«.;‘. 1-1' .21111] Sulfur-s. in‘i-lud—f
ling 11w Culm group. made l'ilu- .13.
"'-'.i.11<‘cs. A! 1‘12 .111-1 tin-ir suimidiwr—.
m worn in (ll-111:1'1d and rails (‘mHin—I
12:91.! to he {minim-ll by i‘onlurs, lie-111.!

i

Hihrr Mi ---1 111 I:z.~’ri:1is 111:1:lw fractional
‘-.'vw llJat‘J‘. slnrtwl with :1 :.1in

1._, 103....“

vliz“.
of

Genoa-Econo—rnic Session
Ended Deliberations Today

(Continued from First Pogo)

 

”Marta. i.;11-l<1'.'.'.l1111.1 :md \Vcstvl'n Show-

“mi: a 3-point 23-1111. (It‘ll-rings ol‘ (‘Hll‘ '7‘11r- llnivlv .‘Hrllllfitf'l'. on iwlmlf of
lmoncy ll 3‘;- lvr cont. wore in ('xl'e'sfi llolluml. ‘scivml the ussllvnncv tl‘nt

4.3:.“ the demand. . . _
“(All S'i‘ill'll'I'l‘, 1:110 p. 111. ------ (1110111,—
!‘ions for the rum contlxmvd to he at:-

j.‘:l1i11: pomii-lc “null!
ilw Néill’l‘lnlltls lu 1'nwilltuin 1111.- work
of tho- forthcoming (”111111111100 Oi" ox-

; cw :-
1
1

Krrssi\’1'L\‘ 1'Uli=.ll.l-.'l1-d in the zii'll-rnoon. IDW‘l‘. V-ll'vl ill! |l1=1cli G1~\v:!‘.'.n-z=la1wl
Special buying Operations wore 011 :l fi‘W'lilv contributirw :11] 1:11: would to
Mtge scale» iii‘coltalili'MBtOt'ks; ilotlihly‘il” 51W." ~'.\ I ‘ ti' . ‘ . viii: :1! Thi-

General hintm‘u” but the. entire . list l “iii-31W.

gave ovidonu- of :1. morn confidcntl ’l‘i‘w kni'mutt- :1! tlw final session was
failing than rm" sorn'e'ilme. Quito {1 one of 1’1iwmisl1lp :md curnvsl dons-ire
‘mber 0E Nlill‘t‘fl rcgistc-rwl gains of;‘0 11"“ llll‘<i:1.

from 2 to 3 palms. Anion: tlmsc‘, ‘ "”7”" TVTllEl-‘l'cr le'd (luil'uo' of
which were 11. ulrmund al'tcr iiyddnyl ""5” I""““'~ i” Mi" \ulwiil-tory

firm if. S. Ilivluil Stun-s, Tobacco P1‘<)-,5"1"""‘h ‘“ “”9 ”Mina licnnnmic cnnl‘cr-
ducts. Mariam} (lil. Standard Oil (lfl”""'- ‘Oll‘di'v FUN illv contort-11m-11ml
Now Ji‘l‘SF‘Y. i". S. Alcohol. Alm‘rlcnn I““”"’I"'~‘d 5‘13”“ f‘l‘”i’>‘"‘~~llillll¢lit till-
‘31:, I'. S. Ilcuity and Nova Scotl:1’"""””£ 3" l" ““31 “Y 7"" ”drill“. the:
. ilclnl. null lilo rqmrifi'
‘l-Y 'i‘mr-spnr-l and lax-mp.
is. which he 5.1.]
"1011" .111-~'1.ilimi til» holding of the- con.
i‘crr cc.
.1.

Bled.
' - l
_ i
WALL STREET NEWS .
. ' hnsv rcsults must he innorpormfld

limo living practil'v, iiowru-r. the I‘rw-

H. r .. : .
;u|1l’l«.l;.,..4whi(lil

lll l .nul'
omlt- c1:1111nl.~:~101

 

 

lw «innn 11y!

I 49 \Vall Street
I

OPEN EVERY EVENING

 

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, 1 , . .
Wall Strm-t lllli'l‘t'sl illil‘l‘ ihv closcIIHWI‘ mil (1. 111 (unit 1' to aid in restor-
Skslcrduy colzlinm-d cnnccntnm-d to u ””5 Enrolle Vii-'0? and Prosperitu'.
good dugrm- in l"‘[lOFtS about x-t-nrlillg ME- Llfifi'il GFOI'gi‘ I‘iw'vivwl ETPilia‘l/r-l

mmcrs and I'nllsolitlllliolls in the “I‘m-“*3 “11'” he 31‘058 to dvlh'er his-
‘warious ‘inlluslzixl and mercantile ad‘h'i'fis- “0 “its in fine form and'
fwids. The 1- 1711145; int'lwlml state— 2800“ humor.

'w' of closer Lusiness arranzmncnts I “V"? are “0 Warn??? 0nd Of the most
“in many of tin; industrial companies. 7"9"‘a"kd"l“ ('Onff'rem‘e C‘W‘l‘ held in
one consolhhuiuu being in the petrol-11.1)“ MSW” 0" ””3 “'OI‘M.” he said.
earn no” and Uu'cording to current be- I‘ F111: Gcnoa conference will forever be
~32! refsrred in a. now corporation. 5“” inspifing laud‘fnurk in the Patth)‘
‘hlcln is said to l'lClllilt' produccrs and of peace." I
-tcfiners, Maryland and Several oth’crf ‘ He proposed r95°hm°ns 05 thanks
‘91! known all propertics. Phillips 1,9- Ito Premier l-‘actn and Foreign Minis.
'imleum was “.50 mcntiom-d [oniinom‘sy‘r Schapzer 01 Italy. and paid glow-
gal: with this reportcd emisoimauon.i'”g ”mm” 1° “’9 hospitality of the

Marts to (‘orw-r‘uiulc OillPl‘ industrial ’Itanan people'. ' '
Genoa. has given us a reception wor-
with the caliber issues and it is Dossi- in” 0‘ (#11103. S renown." he declared.

Ila there will he a definite statement1 Mr. Lloyd George called attention

in that commotion. before. many more 1:0 the had effect the Russian memor-
‘ h . . . . lamium hhd had on the world and he
“)3 P8545- 31”? copper consolidation ‘wnrned the Russians that if the-v de
my '30 madw l0 5! great “Klimt a 0105‘ lsired to win success at The Hague, it
awould be better for them not to enter
eloquent presentations of the doctrines
of repudiation of debts. Such a course
was unwise when one wanted to bor-
ro \vmore money, hc remarked.
Europe, sai dthe Premier. was anx-
saying that file'icus to help Russia. but Russia must

“fly now curried.
. (Pasitive slatcmcnts were made that’
Kennecott Copper will go on a four

 

.tbose moposrl to be concerned in the

 
 
 
 

;. . Cost.

Regular $3.00, $4.00‘ ‘

All Colors. Best Brands

 

sible. it was stated, should be diverted
to argricultural pursuits. and’useful
, ublic. work‘s should be'develtméd t0 . ‘ . "
Igrovide employment for others. The‘ Referring to M. Ticherinfs objection
report recommended that all the na. to the RUSSlaIls' absence from. the
items ratify the convention relating tozcommittee dealing with labor prob-
uncmpioyment adopted by the Inter-”ems. M- Colrat declared it was not
national Labor Conference in Wash- true the Russians had been excluded
ington. ' . . £10m“ the body. He added:

Resolutions were submitted bearing; f'We felt that the Russians came so
on tariff and other economic questions. ‘ rarely to tho meetings that they were

Dr. \Valter Ruthenau, German For- t unqualified to share in the discussions.

sensation.

 

tors. whO‘foresaw another confcrence‘

sign Minister, discussing ilie Economic l The head of the Russian delegation is

“A STITCH IN THE.”
. .i

The young people of the 801131???
walk Baptist ‘church are to give a
Chinese-American sketch, in costume.
at the church this evening at 8 o'clock
entitled “A Stitch in Time." The plavl
let has six scenes, the first “Killing
Two Birds WVith One Stone," being laid
in America.

The rest of the scenes are laid in
China and are entitled: "Look Before
You Leap," "When the Gags Away.

 

Commission’s report, declared itwould little justified. considering the present

be impossible to reconstruct Europe economicmondition Of. his country, to
without the aid of the I'nited fStates- give lessons‘to other countries."

the Mice Will Play," “Nothing Ven—
ture. Nothing Have," “April Showers
Make May Flowers" and “A Stitch in

Ho concluded with the statement that
Germany had contributed

to 4 a applause.
rn‘nproachment with unhappy, 3339’"

The speaker sat down amid great

.hairman Facta said he saw no rea-

Time Saves Nine."

l

ing Russia, and that she hODed. ”‘9 son for continuance of the debate. and.
vork she had begun would be the has“; i as M. Tchitcherin shoWed no disposi-
i’cr pgace between the east and west." 1 “on to resume his argument. the
"Peace is what the world demands: lEcon‘omic report was adopted. with
he asserted. ‘ the understanding that reservations
His addrefi drew a storm clap-{1);- certain powers would be recorded
pluase from delegates. nowspapar m9“ m Ehe minutes.

and visitors. ‘ _
I . Forei n Minister Schanzer submit-
M.1Tcnitchc>rin. the Russian SOViotI S

, ted to the meeting the project for The
. ». .1 . ”1.; sux-i. .
i orviga .‘lillisllfl. (1deng gznéichred :Hague meeting of experts and the text
a '. ~ '11 hi“ ac rcss v 11: 1 . . _ . .
$11115: 1139 gawk” delvgution was «115- 101 the 11011 aggression agreement which

 

ed as follows on the program:

gloriously distinguished selves to our
insignificant cast:

Sally, Mary Brugge;

“Patches" .
,Chincse Doctor. .
Chinese Gentleman . . . “Herbert Hirst

 

The cast of characters are introduc-

i
Miserably allow us to introduce you r
l
Ruth. Ruth l

t

Herring: Martha. Ruth Glover
. . . .‘ ......... Three American Girls 5

Pauline Stone (Polly). . . .Ruth Brack ; “'k'k‘fiw- ”‘- 3" :1"
Robert 0. Link (Bobolink) ........

John Bruggc '
. . .Harry Fuller
. .Vi'esicy Blackburn 1

..... ....

_ 'would permit the discussion there Chi M ‘ ~ ’ ’
. ' -. ‘ . ort be— l . nese - an ......... Russell Vi right
satisfied \xith to: ?f%;:m;:go£omprc- :with the Russmns to take place in an »,Chine-sp Man . . . ,; ...... Ernest Goilz
(14.1159 it “as 110- T ‘ aI‘Orienm.{Mumossphcre of mutual confidence. and Cl1ee,Moo (Kind Mother) .........

 

’mittcc which dcalt with labor prob-

'tlon to be useful. . H12 said tho atti—

tcicnce was called to Oi'd("l’ today. 1):.“
the chairmhn, Premier Fucta. of Rahal,
delv-
guivs on tilrir way to Sam Giorgiojday as fundamcn
Palace and lighted up the great med- 1 lion work.
hull as they took thcir scats..; failure 0

ltlclmwl \Vashhurn Child, American I operative sociitics.
Ambassador to Italy. was pros-mi. sit-1 sians did not recogmu‘

.\l. Colrnl. of tho [Fri 111111 d.'-lc1:;1lio:1. I it rtion for workman by iv
pl‘1‘SP‘ltI_-l the rcpori of the Economic,

ectn-
. As many of the I’nemploy‘J-Il as p05- “Illdulud exclamations from the SP

 

FOUR NEW RECORDSAPECIAL RELEASES

75c;

Swanee River Moon, Waltz—internalional Novedty Orchestra
Do It Again, Fox LTrot-Paui Whitman's Orchestra

Who Believed in You, Fox Trot—All Star Trio and Orchestra
California, Fox Trot—Club Royal Orchestra

Rosy Pony, Fox Trot—Club Royal Orchestra
Some Sunny Day—Fox Trot—Paul Whitman‘s Orchestra

Mammy Lou—Peerless Quartet
Pick Me Up and Lay Me Down in Dear Old Dixie Land—

Come in for demonstration. You ow: it to yourself to hear these

VICTROLA ‘

All Models of Victrolas Sold on
EASY PAYMENT PLAN 1

The Hanlilton Shop

 

 

Men’s HeavyI Work Shoes

and $5.00 .

Men’s Overalls

A-rSuit

honsive cough in “5 Pom“ gospccially in the Spirit of pacification

i which he said had inspired the Genoa
.. . w and . .
tulle toward labor “‘13 narI‘O (,‘onforcnce.

unsatisfactory.

 

Lillian Herring

Rom Lol (Spider, her son) . . . . . . . .

Paul Schocppler

 

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the city.

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in H1001: Min-1. 1.. 1.

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highway pun-1.1.45}
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.‘IYSTII‘ Sii!li\ll

CHACAGH, _
han- lump 1-: 7:
for! thousand
C1i§(‘£-}T0l€- S1. . . .
an?- 9. for 11w .:;~,
i’ailmiliu. will 2..
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M. Tchitcha-rin urged the eight hour;
131 in all reconstruc-
He also ohjcctcd to the

to consider co-
: the “Dori“ said tiic 9.1.13-
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