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THE BEE: OMAHA, SATIMIDAY, APRIL 18, 1014. 15 IVEXL ESTATE. CITY I'BOPBRTY FOR SALE. 30 Choice Lots in CLOVERDALE Between Hamilton and Blondo Sts. and 48th Street and 50th Street v Juet outside the city limits. Lota 60x126 and 60x160. Lay well, 3 blocks nouth of Military Avenue on 60th St. No City Taxes County and State Taxes are loss than $1.00 per lot per ye&r. Indications are that car line will be extended west on Hamilton street la the near future. Here Is a chance to buy for an Increase In value, as these lots are. directly In the path of Omaha's futuro growth. PRICES $250 to $500 125 cash, $6.00 per month. 10 discount or cash, ground Saturday and Sunday afternoons. A. J. McSHANE S19 First National Bank Building. -Evenings and Bargain Sale TVa have left In Club Terrace six lots on 87th St., Just south of Center 6t. Lots 46x181- feet each. These are good lots but not the best in the neighborhood, but at the price thev ore by far the best. On account of their exceptional depth they are particularly deolrable for those want ing gardens, all modest-price homes. We offer this week only at (325 a lot, (5 cash and (6 a month. BENSON & CAKMICHAEL, Tel. D, 1722. 42 Paxton Block. A Real Home 4112 Cass Street Built to live In. not merely to sell; ts,250 buys this substantial well built house. Quality and good taste in every line. Before you open the door you are certain of the finish and the fixtures. Large living room, sun room, dining room and kitchen on first floor; .three .fine bed rooms, splendid sleeping porch and tiled bathroom on second; full, well lighted basemewr; fine 65-foot south front lot, paved street.. Call up and see it today. Armstrong-Walsh Company Tyler 253& 208-10-12-14 State Bank Bldg. TO BUY, SELL OR .RENT, FIRST SEE JOHN W. ROBBIN8. 1802 FARNAM ST. , REAL ESTATE., FARM A RANCH LANDS FOR SALE California. LAND In the South San Joaquin Irri gation district at low prices, both Im proved and unimproved for prices that are astonishingly low. If you are looking tor good land and low prices and honest dealings, write to a man that has farmed all his life and knows land when he sees it. My prices and booklet on California land, FREE, ANDREW KERN, .ES CALON. CAL. Flnrtu. FOR 8ALE Wanted: 200 families for our 10, 20 and 40-acre dairy, truck and fruit farms at Campville, Fla., 65 miles south of Jacksonville: (3U per acre; 2.(0 down and II & month per acre; no agents; deal with owners direct. Raley-Hamby Co., Colonliatlon Department, Jackson ville, Fla. o Illinois. FOR SALE Choice Illinois Imp. farms, near Chicago;' bargains all of them: 20) acres, 1110; 225 acres, (76; 50 acres, 1100; 0 acres, J 125; 200 acres, SO; 1(0 acres, 80; 120 and 2(0 for 1150. Many others, any size, from 75 to (J30 per acre. C. W. Mills. 9 South La Salle SI. Chicago. 111. Minnesota THE MILLE LACS REGION IS TUB very hoart or agricultural Minnesota: level, fertile, clay loam lands, two hours' ride from Minneapolis, at 16 per acre are too cheap to last long. Secure your land before prices go up. Call or write for map and full information about our state and university land running SO years at 4 per cent. Dally land excursions. Experi enced field men to show you around. Now la the time to get over the ground. A. E, Johnson Co., Vf 1st Ave., p. Min neapolis, Minnesota Farm Lands Erom $15 to $75 per acre. Aro the equal of any in the United States that are selling from $150 to- $300 per acre. These lands can bo bought on easy terms. Minnesota's 1913 corn crop, 40 bushels per hen-, stands first of all states in the union. SEND FOR SPECIAL PAGE OP MINNESOTA FARM BARGAINS. Published In the MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL. Minneapolis, Minn., March 29 to April 4. A 2c stamp will bring it. NICE 260 acre improved firm, SO miles from Minneapolis; part under cultiva tion; can practically all be farmed; eight room house; barn, granary, corn cribs, wind mill, etc.; lays level; will produce good crops of com, oats, clover, etc.; telephone and R. F. D. pass buildings; one mil to railroad station; good roads; 20 fresh milk cows, worth 70 apiece; 6 horses, complete set farm machinery can go with farm; Price for everything. (37.50 per acre, or will sell farm without per sonal property at 29 per Acre; one-halt cash. SCHWAB BROS.. 102S Plymouth Bids, Minneapolis. Minn. FOR SALE 396 acres. Fair buildings. 800 acres under cultivation, more can be plowed, balance meadow and pasture. All good, level laud. IVi miles from Lake Crystal. Minn. (100 per acre, (1,000 down now, (5.0OQ March 1, 1916, carry back (20.40, payable (MO ner year with inter, est at 6 per cent and take stock of hard ware and Implements far the balance, or clear wild, prairie land. Agents wanted, Morehart-Atchlson Land Co., Mankato, Minn. 80 ACRES. Pine county, unimproved, but ery productive, on Great Northern main lire. (20 per acre Terms to suit Warner, 910 Slit Ave.. .1 E , Minneapolis. Minn. REAL ESTATE, C1TV PROPERTY POR 8 A LIU. Salesmen on the Sundays, D. 360. Thono D. 1675. REAL ESTATE. FARM A RANCH LANDS FOR SALES. Minnesota. FOR SALE By owners, 160 acres good land suitable fortorn and general farm ing. 5 miles from Morton, In Renville count-, Minn. 170 per acre. No build ings. Easy terms. James Clancy, Mor ton. Minn. AGENTS wanted to sell Minnesota Red River Valley Lands. The best state In the union and the best part of the state. No other state can equal it. We want you to write us about buying and selling lands. John H. Boyd Land Co., Crook ston. Minn. Mtsauurl. FARMS for salo: (5 down. (5 monthly. buys 40 acres good timber land near town, Texas county. Mo.; price, 1200; per fect title. J. B. Jarrell. ML Vernon. 111. FOR SALE OR TRADE Equity- in 160 acres of good land adjoining the town or Birch Tree, Shannon Co., Mo.; land all under fence and cross-fenced; good house and barn and other Improvements; most all land In cultivation and some timber; good proposition; close to good town; Incumbrance (2,OU0, runs long time. Address W. I. Marshall, Owner, Birch Tree, Mo. FOR SALE OR TRADE Equity in 200 acres of land 6 miles from Mountain Grove, Wright Co., Mo.; most all land under wire fence, 90 acres in cultivation, abundant spring water for stock and fam ily use; 3-room log house, frame barn and hog pens; incumbrance 2,000, running1 B years at S per cent. Address W. I. Mar shall, Owner. Birch Tree, Mo. Montana. 80 MILES west of Billings on Great Northern railway. Dry land, Irrigated land, land for the big buyer on good terms, land for the small buyer on good terms. Land! Land 1 1 Landlll In quire E. C. Dunlap, Franklin, Mont. Nebraska, rbUND SM-acre nomestead In settled neighborhood; fine farm land;' not sand hills; cost you (200, filing fees and alL S. A. Tracy, Kimball. Neb. W0 ACRES in Keith county, Nebraska, one-half mile from station, all fenced. 11,111 a.icq uiuncu. iiuuvr, until, fmiaijr, chicken house, well, thirty acres broke. I'rice iiz.au an acre, usn use some trade. Get busy. E. P. Thompson, Lyons, Neb. ITU ACRES Lincoln county. Nebraska, along Btrdwood creek; price, (6 per acre, iiuat sen at once, noraquisi Storek, 322 Neville Ulk. Ore iron. OREGON. Our Ontario, Oregon, district has fine deep soil. Will grow anything that's suited to tne locality, including vegeta bles and ftults of all kinds. No better dairy country anywhere, for the -cows get tho very best food and water, and the climate is exactly suited to it. Trans portatlon end markets are fine, hence It's a wonderful money producer. Then It's safe, giving a constant stream of money. An Ideal dairy country. Let us send you our tine folder free. Excur sion April zist. Better join it. uiw rates. . We gladly answer questions. OREGON & WESTERN CO!, CO.. 520 Paxton Block. Omaha, lira.- Hoath DnWtta. FOR SALE Bargain. 160 acres. South Dakota: sv, miles irom town, j minutes from capital; main line C. & N. W. Ry, W. F. Gray. '5847 Superior St.. Chicago, 111. Texas. 71 MILES SOUTH OF HOUSTON In the valley of the Ban Bernard and Caney Creek. We are selling the most fertile lands on the kuii coast or Texas. Our lands do not overflow. Come buy a home while land Is cheap. For further Information call or write J. P. Bailee, uweeney, Brazoria county, Texas. Wisconsin. OFFICIAL publication concerning soil, climate and crops of Wisconsin mailed free to those addressing Wisconsin State Tl lt.ml.r.)Un rnl(Al 1 fY HBHI. son. Wis. 250-ACRK Burnett county, tYisconsln. farm; good soil; house, new barn 40x64. silo and other buildings; fine spring stream runs through land; on mail route and telephone; about 56 acres under cul tivation: can practically all be farmed; good sotl; price. 7,000; 3,600 cash, balance can stand five or ten years, 6 per cent; line siock larm. SCHWAB BROS. 1028 Plymouth Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn. DOUGLAS COUNTY. Wisconsin, has a long a growing season as northern Jews and nas tne greaieit marxets for all products of the farm, marketed without paying high railroad rates. We are the largest owners of good farm lands south east or uuiuin ana nuperior. bend for map and book. FARMERS' LAND & CATTLE CO., LTD., Olobe Bldg., St. Paul. Minn. o Upper Wisconsin I Best dairy and general crop state la the union, settlers wanted. Lands to sale at low prices on easy terms. Ask for booklet 34, on Wisconsin Central Land Grant. State acres wanted. Write about our grazing lands. If Interested In fruit tandes ask for booklet on apple orchards In Wisconsin. Address Land Dept. Boo Line Ry.. Minneapolis. Minn. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE R. E. Have You Clear Lots nesr car line, with street improvements, tor equity in Corner, 1 Block to Car. .Two houses, rooms and bath, 2-story. 30-fL. vacant lot, and 3-room cottage. Lot 63x120, paved street. Easily rented. Mortgage (4.800. 6. O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.. 1016 Omaha Nat'l. Doug. 271 J-0. TRADE direct with owners: phone or write for list. Kirk Bros.. 222S Cumins-. Imaun. O KOl'SES. lots, income property, lend everywhere for exchange. Silas Rob. bin. 1633 Farnam. Te'. Doug. 2842. CHOICE EUiiorn valley farms for sale or traae. Address K. k. uuvail. No ligh. Neb. for sale oh exchange It. K. FOR SAIjK OH TRADE, "room, all modern house, buggy shed and barn and hen home, will take lota or acreage. Call W. 6071 or D. Mia REAL- E8TATK IOANS. HARR1HON & MORTON, 916 Om. Nat. 100 to 10,000 made promptly. F. D. Wood Hldg., Uth and Farnam. Wead. FIVE per cent farm loana. Optional pay- mania ana annual interest, wu. wc- CORMICK. 1201 Farnam. . fit&CITY LOANS, Bemls-Carlberg Co.. oH0-(13 Brandela Theater Bldg. WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co. raAmrrWTVRnS Loans. 600 and up. ' Omaha Nat Bank. WANTED City loana and warrants. W. Famam Smith A Co., 1130 Farnam. CITY and farm loans, 6, 6Vi, 1 per cent. H. Dumont & Co.. 1608 Famam omana. MONET on hand for city and farm loans. u. w. Binder, city Nat. uk, mag. CITY property. Large loans a specialty. w. ll. Thames, azs state uanx wag. OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms. O'KEEFE REAL, ESTATE UO 1018 Omaha Nat Douglas 2715. PERSONAL. MANICURING, maunetlo treatment. Tele phone Douglas g7M. Kathleen .muck. Xflaa Jean Shonler. 301 Whltnell Bldg.. Har. and 18th. Mass., magnetic treatment. YOUNG women coming to Omaha as ilninnn ar Invited to visit the YoUnn Women's Christian association building at 17th and St. Mary s Ave. wnere tney will be directed to suitable boarding places or otherwise nsslsted. Look for our travelers' aid at the Union staUon. Rlttenhouse Co.. 214 Balrd Bldg.. 17 & D PRIOR'S MUD BATH; salt and mustard, steamed: positive cure tor rheuma tism; 20 years' experience at Hot Springe. Ark. Lady attendant for ladles. 610 S. 22d St. Phone Tyler iott. Home for sick. 2504 Ames Ave., W. 2908. THE Salvation Army Industrial home so licits your old doming, rurnuure, mag azines. We collect. We distribute. Phone Douglas 4186 and our wagon will call. Call and inspect our new homo, 1110-1112-U14 Dodge St. WOULD you like to adopt a 2 weeks old baby gin 7 umia is nesuny ana full of life. Address Y 499. Bee. Tf A ?S A OTP. Swodlsh movement. 41! iMAOOilUJli Uf8 miK Douglas 6372. MISS JACOBB: mass., bath. elec. trt. D.8M Cash for diamonds, 8. F.. 3S0 Om. Nnfl, Mrs. Snyder. Elec Trt. 1408 3. 8th. D. 4280. MASSAGE. 100 8. 17th. Mrs. Bteele. TPT TTryrRTPMASSAOE BATH. Miss JKlaJl,j.jj.VUpchurch 2M Balrd Bldg. MASSAGE-MISS Walton, room 224, Ne ville BIK., 15th and Harney, Tel. u. kv. rOULTKV AN1 SWPIilES. BUFF ORPINGTON EGGS-Sunswlck strain: inspection of stock Invited: splendid laying strain. Webster 677L 4819 parser Bt. BOURBON RED, fine, 3 for 11 eggs; Indian itunner aucK eggs, xi for 16. Mrs. P. D. Brlggs, Sedan, Kan. FOR SALE Eggs from Rose Comb Rhode Island Reus or Quality winners of thirty-three ribbons at Atlantic, VUllsca, Clarlnda and Red Oak shows. 1, , 3 per 16. Good hatch guaranteed. Write for descriptive mating list. Max R. Ross, Atlantic, la. IT WILL PAY YOU to Investigate our chicken life saver. It will save the lives of your chicks; guaranteed to do the work or money refunded. Chicken Lite Saver Co.. 2021 Cuming St, WHITE PLYMOUTH ROCK EGGS for hatching; thoroughbreds. F. a, Hon o. Red Oak, la. WHITE Leghorn laying hens, cockerels, STEREOTYPE matrices make the best and cheapest lining for poultry houses. They are 17x23 inches, stronger and more durable than tarred felt and practically fireproof. 75c a hundred at The Bee office. Eggs, Buff Rock, Black Minorca, Leghorn. oa apiece, uiuo Kinoon siock. u. zai'j. WANTED TO YJOV. STOCK merchandise wanted, clothlnsr. dry goods, shoes and groceries. Address L 367, Bee. SLIGHTLY used high grado piano. W.3726 LIVE STOCK MARKET OF WEST SHIP live stock to South Omaha. Save mileage and snrinKoge. your consign' ments receive prompt and careful atten tton. Ltve S too It Commission Merannnts. MARTIN BROS & CO.. Exchange Bldg. SWAPPERS' COLUMN EIGHT SPECKLED HAMBURG CHIOK- ens noted ror tneir laying qualities: never set. Make offer. Address to. C. 648, Bee. . SOFT COAL BURNER AND GASOLINE range: will' trade for chlcKens or any thing. Make offer. Address 3. C. 649. Bee. SOUTH OMAHA LOT-NEAR TRACK age. East front, worth 000. S block to car. 2 blocks to school, lays fine. Trado light auto or diamond ring or sell cheap. Address S. C. 630. Omaha Bee. HAVE A PRINTOORAPH MACHINE for multiple letter work: prints through ribbon llko typewriter; oan use ordinary printers' type, and outs, also: electric motor and hand power; cost 333. Will trade for cheap lot or land, or will con sider any kind of a reasonable offer. Ad dress S. C, 566, Bee. 240-ACRB RICH, BLACK FARM LAND In eastern Nebraska: price, 30,000; want 130,000 to 2S.O0O general mdss. stock, with out building. Address S. C. 611, Omaha Bee BEES TEN COLONIES YELLOW Italian bees, in fine shape for big crop this season; oxtractor, extra hives and complete apiary outfit; worth about 123; make me a cash offer, or will trade for motorcycle or small second-hand runa bout, paying addlUonal cash If warranted. Address S. O. 662. care Beo. WANTED DISC PHONOGRAPH REC ords, slightly used, tn perfect condi tion, that are for sale oheap for cash. Address S. C. CJ1, care Bee. WANTED ELECTRIC FIXTURES AND painting in exchange for tailoring. Ad dress S. C. 03, Bee. HAVE 110 ACRES OF BEST FRUIT and vegetable land adjoining town la East Texas; will trade for some tuod. Clear land In eastern Nebraska or luwa, or cash. Address 8. C. 606. Bee. WHAT WILL YOU TRADE FOB A Pair of gum hip boots; one dozen lllln ota River folding decoys: 22 Iver John son revolver (blued). Will trade separ ately or all together. Want shot gun, alto matlc revolver, or camera or what? Have also a 38 a. W. blued revolver that will throw In for good trade or will trade It separately. Address S. C. 687, care Bee. 1 HAVE A B FLAT CORNET. "LE Fevre" make; original value, (76. Will trade for Underwood or Royal typewriter. Address S. C. 614. Bee. VERY LATEST MODEL NO. 6 L. C. Smith, only used two months, cost 110O, will sell or trade; must dispose or it this week. Address 8 C 693. care Bee. WHAT LAND IN EASTERN NE- brasua or western lows nave you 10 trade for 110 ares of best fruit and ,crj-thl lunil adlnlnlnr town In East Texos? Address 8. C. 620, Bee. SINGLE DRIVING RIG WANTED; ex change 160-acre good land. (16 per acre, cssh value; take rig as first .payment; balance terms. Address S C. 61L Bee. GOOD COTTAGE NORTH OMAHA. Modern but host. All newly painted and papered. Garage, 16x28 ft. Cement walks. Mtg., (AX). Want (300 cash and good, light auto or clear lots. 8. C. 669, Bee. TYPEWRITER DESK AND CHAIR wanted In exchange for four new and crated, upto-date washing machines. Ad dress S. C. (It. Bee. TWO CLEAR LOTS PIERRE. S, D. Good abstract Price, (LOO0. Want gen. mose. or auto. Good abstract and war ranty deed. B. C. 648, Bee. GOOD FOUR-PASSENGER INTERNA. tlonal auto to exchange for good build ing lot or lota In Omaha; value (76a, Ad dress 8. C. 67(. Omaha Bee, WILL TRADE A SEWING UACHINU for bookcase or buffet. Address S. C ISO. Bee. SWArPEltS' COLVMN i HAVE BULL PUP 1 YEAR OLD, white, thoroughbred bull, good and sound; fine watchdog. Will exchange for bicycle In good condlUon. 8. C. 602. Bee. SINGLE SEATED RUlitiUK TIRED surrey, practically good as new, as part payment on good 6-pasaenger automobile or cash. Address 8. C, 61s. care Bee. WORK HORSES WANTED IN Ex change for good 100-acre land at cash value; all or part; balance, it any, terms. Address 8. C 610. Bee. FIRST CLASS PAINTER AND PAPER hanger, will swap painting and paper ing tor ooal, groceries, building material. r anything I can Uss. S. C. 6S&. ONE OR TWO LOTS CLEAR IN aOOU town South Dakota: Dries, cash. S1U each, or exchange for good one-karat dia mond ring. Address S. C. 686, Omaha Bee. A GOOD BAKERY, WORTH 300, FOR trade. What have you. Address b. v. ui care Bee. CLEAR LOT SOUTH OMAHA. 26T1I and Madison. Prloa. U00. Trade for tight auto. Guarantee title abstract. Ad dress S. C M7, Bee. WILL SWAP WHITE HOLLAND TUR- xey torn ror two turxsy nens. Address P. C. 66ft, Uee. GOOD MODERN 7-ROOM COTTAGE ON So, Wth St.. near Vinton, to swan for 2,900. Just the homu for a motorraan. Address a C. 61. Bee. FOR EXCHANGE FOR ALMOST ANY- thing, 7-passenger automobile. Address S. C. 009, Bee. ALL MODERN HOME, 2 YEARS OIJ3. In -north part of city, three blocks from 24th car line; 8 rooms and enclosed sleep ing porch. Newly decorated last fall. Would trade my equity of 1,400 for mod ern bungalow or home with two or three large lots, or for good acreage property tn north or west part of city. Also have two lots in Kenwood Addition, 36th and Kvans St, which 1 would apply on trade. Address 8. C 611, Bee. ll.WW EQUITY IN SOUTH DAKOTA incom to exchange for anything. In cumbrance of only oOQ. Address a C CIO, Bus TWO FINE NEW MODERN HOUSES tn O m slm to exchange for stock of men s shoes or clear Texas land, equity 5.000. 8. C. 617. Bee. LATE MODEL, HIGH-GRADE, SEVEN passenger touring car. with eloctrlo lights and self-starter, and otherwise fully equipped, for good equity In lm proved real estate; may add some cash. Address S. C. 613. Bee. CEMENTING. BRICKLAYING. CAR penter, roofing; exchange for anything valuable. Address S. C. COO, Bee. STANDARD HIGH GRADE PIANO, Kcod as new. mahogany case. Cost 350, Will exchango for diamond ring or Ford a mo or sacrifice for cash. S. C. 614, umana uee. SNAPPY BAROA1N-1400 CASH. BAL- anco trade or easy terms, buys 6-r, ullage, best repair: modem but heat, Oood garage. Price only 1,600. Let us show it to you. Address S, C 523, care Bee. I HAVE 20 ACREtt BEST SOIL IN Texas, near gulf, 24 miles from Robs town: unimproved. Prlco 1.200. mtg. 8300. Cabbage In field near there sold for 100 per acre this spring, ueiigntrut climate. For sale or exchange for clear lots or 1913 automobile. Address S. C. 627, Bee. MUST SELL OR TRADE MY HTENO- type and Monarch visible typewriter. Both good as new. Cost 100 each. What will you give meT Address S. C. 607, Bee. SMALL GAS ENGINE, LIKE NEW, TO trade for what? S. C. 634, Bee. AUTO TO TRADE FOR A CLEAR LOT. Address S. C. 616. Bee. BUTE RIBBON WASHING MACHINE; will trade ror anything. Address h. l: 647, Bee. BAKERY FIXTURES COMPLETE FOR 225, or what have you to otrerr a. u 614. Bee. TWO LOT?, NOB. 169 AND 160 KEN- wood Addition. 38th and Evans St.. un nnetimhnreri. Will trade as nart nnvment on small modern cottage or bungalow in north part of city. Might consider traae for small automobile, or would take good motorcycle as part payment. Address S. C. 631. Bee. trNnnnwnoD TYPEWRITER. NO. 4, all latest attachments, two-color rib- ban, etc.: little used and good as new: will trade for or towards motorcycle or Used runabout, or anything of equal value I can use. Address 8. C. tat, care uee. WILL SWAP A 110-EGG INCUBATOR for printing or one-minute camera, ao dress S. C. 604. Bee. I HAVE 40 ACRES FINE OREGON fruit In nil: n. -rooni cottaite. modern ex oept heat, and u 1913 Overland touring car. Will trade for anything. Maxe ot fer. Address S. C. 622, care Bee. 1 HAVE A FEW CITY BU1L.DING LOTS to swap for a good truck or high-grade automobile. S. U. wu, uee. GAB STOVE, 4 LARGE BURNERS AND one oven, hardly used, excellent baker. Would llko to swap for chlukens; prefer White Rocks. Address b. u. wi. uee. uavk nnnn oak: dresser COM' mode, ice box and somo chairs. Will rnmlilar trads for horse and nay differ ence, or what have you? First good offer takes It- Address n. u. wr.'uee. DANDY MONEY MAKER. A FIR8T class 26-room hotel in good rauroao town. Rental, 600 per year. Prlco. 6,000. Mortgages 160 or trade tor omana rest denCe, grocery business or light automo biles. Address d. ww. umana uee. T WANT TO HWAP SOUH DI8C PHONO graph records. What havo you? Address a. u. osi, care uee. I HAVE A PLAYER PINO LESS than three years old, just as gooa as new: also a fine library of music, that I would trade for oriental rugs or sell cheap and arrange terms to suit purchaser. Ad- aiess 8. c kw, uee. SECOND-HAND REMINGTON TYPE writer to swan for aood bicycle- and cash. Address H c 64s, Bee. ONE OLD TRUBTY AND ONE BUC ceisfut incubator for tour dozen good nens or two dozen ror cnoice ot either. Address a. c. siz, core uee. I HAVE A UNE-TON LIGHT TRUCK; mane otrer. Aaureaa a. c. 624. uee. WILL KXCHANOE GOOD 6-ROOU COT tage at 2626 Grant St, Omaha, price (2,800, Inc. 800, for 2,000 grocery stock or gents' rurnisning siock ana snoes. uwn srs write mu. S. C. 674, Omaha Bes. PRINTING AND PAINTING WANTED In exchange tor dentistry, Aaaress u. C. 607. Bee. I HAVE A GOOD. HEALTHY YEAR ling colt I would trade for calves. Make me oner. Address a. u. dm, uee. A-NO. 1 SINGER SEWING MACHINE. former price &, for sals or swap. Ad' dress 8. C. 671, Bee. 7-DRAWER OAK ROLL TOP DESK. latest sanitary style, 64 Inches long. 81 Inches wide. For quick ssla Ki, or will trade for typewriter. Address fc. c. 633, uee. CLEAR 1X)T. KXCHANOE FOR ANY kind of auto In running order. Address S. C. 67H. Be. 1 HA VE A CAMERA OR A DIAMOND or typewriter or a good watch and cash lor your piano, or wnau u. u. wi. ue OLD-STYLE SIDEBOARD. BIRD bbVK ronple with marble top, hand-carved and a pretty piece of furniture, but bulky, What have you to exchange? Aadress S. C. 610. Bee. WANT GROCERY BUSINESS-TRADE good house and a clear lot Price (3,700, equity iz.wo. tsven aeai. Aaaress o. u, 691, Omaha Bee. AN EDISON HOME PHONOGRAPH with about fifty best records, song and music, for lot, horse, or what? Address U. C. 672. Bes. ONE FIFTEEN - LIGHT ACETYLENE. wnat nave your Address H. u. u?, CLEAR LOT FOR ROOMING HOUSE ot .0 or 12 rooms. Address b. l. m, u. TO SWAP ONjJ l-DKAWR 6XS CARD cabinet for typewriter. Address b. C (U. Bee. HAVE TWO CLEAR LOTS IN SOUTH Omaha wen worth (400 and (iw cash, Want a 1913 Ford car in first-class condi tlon. Address s. C. 632. esreuee. NEW HAMMOND TYPEWRITER. COST ISO. Changed wortc to cannot, us, win trad or 1U Address S. C. 643. Be. OUR RHODE ISLAND RED COCKEREL tor two setting bens. Address S. C. 690, Bee. WANT OpOD OMAHA LOT IN Ex change for almott nw standard piano; good as nw; cost (385. Address S. C. 688, Omaha Bee. Low Cost of GROCERIES AND MEATS. Just Half Price 10c CANS H0CKW0013 COCOA for ' ,. . . .5c Fresh Country Butter, per lb. only 20c 35c can regular Corn Syrup, with apple jelly, for 15o 6 pounds good prunes for 8 pounds White Navy Beans 25c 25c for Extra Fancy Large Juicy 15c 15c 4c 53c Lemons, per doz. Fancy Juicy Sweet Nawl oranges, per nox Cottage Milk, 10a cans for Cottage Milk, So cans ror Paxton Gas Roasted Cuffo. per can tVpound can corn syrup gejQ 10c Scrubbing Brush for 00 4 cana 19c sde proa Joe tor 10c Package Oatmual ror USE PUntTV FLOUR. The best on the marxot; $1.10 48-ib. sack for The Lanse i . ...... CD 24TH AND CUMING BVAlI'ER8 COOLUMN. TWO LOTS ON i3u AVE., NORTH OF Webster Ave., (400; (10 down, (10 per month, or will trade. Address a. C 614, care Bee. GOOD LOT IN SOUTH OMAHA. NliU. Free and clear: 13 blocks south ot postoftlce bldg,; 8 blocks from carllns; lot Is 41xlM ft Prloe (600 or exchange for good Ford or other light car. Ad dress 8. C. W, Omaha Be. NICE 6-ROOM COTTAGE; BEST RE- pslr: modern, but heat: barn, laxus ft.: cement walks: all newly painted: price, (2,800; mtg.. (800; want small grocery stock or two good light autos. Address ww, umana uee. SOUTH OMAHA LOT, NO INCUM- braaces, for typewriter and otflc fur niture. Address 8. C. 626, Bee, QOOD LOT FOR EXCHANGE 43x126, east front. Price. (300. Want diamond ring or automobile. Address. 3C 627, Be. ABOUT 200 UNIQUE AUTOMATIC INK wens, line gooos ror canvasser, also 140 novel shape cold cream Jars, trad for books, camera, or anything useful, 8. C. 687, Omaha Bee. (0 TOOL SHARPENERS, WHOLESALE price (6 apiece. Any agent can sell to farmers. Want single driving rig or team of work horses. Address S. C. 030, Bes. YOUNG CATTLE OR WORK HORSES wanted for ieo acres good, level land at cash value (16 per acre. Address 8. C 629, Bee. FOUR DOZEN NEW AND LATE model washing machines taken from merchandise! creditor; crated for ship ment; wholesale price (8 apiece; for team work horses, harners and wagon. Ad dress 8. C. C28. Bee. (10,000 FARM. Will exchango for general merchandise. groceries or shoe stock; small improve ments; an gooa tana; mortgage tJ.nw; price right In Otoe county, eastern NebrasKa, Aaaress o. os. uee. HAVE A FIRST CLASS OROCERY Do ing a strictly casn business, wnicn i wisn to exchange for a property, house hav ing 'seven rooms and all modern con veniences. Must be clear. Address, 8. C. 660, Bee. . WANT riding horse; have (260 equity In a couple suburbsn home lots worth (soo. Address S. C. 60rt, Bee. CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS Features ot the Tradlnie and Closln I'rlces on Ilonrd ot Trade. r-iMfAfin Anrll 17. Dashing of hopes that a way had been found to get rid of tho unwieldy stock of corn In Chicago sent prices today tumbling again. Bot tom was not reached until there had been a fall of 8 cents under the high point of Wednesday. Tho market closed weak, J;o to lEfll,to off compared with last night. Wheat finished at an advance of HWWc, oats varying irom jhc aown iu a sixteenth gain, and provisions a shade lower to a rise or be. Corn, which had been heavy at the start but recovered, took a violent down- urd Plunge In tho last hour of the ses sion. The reason for the smash was a flat denial from the principal Chicago owner of cash corn that he had disposed of 600,000 bushels for shipment. Reports that he had concluded such a transac tion formed the chief basis for a decided rally In the market after a rush of sales at the opening. As a matter ot fact, cash demand for corn hero today was good it Judged Jn relation to the almost entire absence of Inquiry here ot late. The actual cash buying amounted to zro.ooo bushels. This total, however, was mode up of miscel laneous lots, and had no such signifi cance for speculators as would a single 600,000-bushel deal by th leading holder of the big stock that sprang up storage charge, hern dally while eastern pur chasers of domestic corn are trying to resell because of Argentine orrers at lower rates, Improved support and moderately higher prices were the features in the wheat pit. Dry weather reports from the west and southwest had considerable Inriuenco and so also did estimates of diminished world shipments. Experts were rather more doubtful as to the out look for Insect damage, especially In re- Kurd io itessian ny. Free covering by shorts made the oats market relatively firm. The late weak ness In corn, however, led to much selling, Support from packers rallied provisions, but not until after many discouraged holders had let go Artlclel Open. I High. I Low. Close. Yes y Wheat " May. 91V4 92!i 914 92 81 July. SU 86i WA S6H 86i Corn May. 65U 66H 66H 6H H July. U, 8S! C6 65 65 Oats May. KV 87U -V.T, 37 36 July. 37 37V4 867i 37 3714 Pork May. 19 90 20 00 19 7Vt 20 00 19 95 July. 2000 2005 19 85 2000 2000 Lard May. 10 20 10 23V4 10 10 10 17H 10 17H July, 10 42V4 10 43V4 10 30 10 37H 10 37 hi Ribs May. 10 87H 10 90 10 86 10 STV4 10 85 July. 11 Ot U 10 11 00 II 05 11 05 Chlcaco Cash Prices Wheat. No. 2 red, 94VV3Sc; No, 3 red, 93V46lic; No. 2 hard. 92c; No. 3 hard, 92',4c No. 3 north ern, 969c; No. 3 northern, 63fi06o; No, 2 sprin. 94V469614C No. 3 spring. 92Vic Corn: No. 2, 67i'fl7Hc: No, 3. fieaoiVkc; No. 8 white, 68c, No. 3 yellow. 6Ca6V4e. Oats: No. 3 white, S8Vi&8$V4c: standard, 39V4c, Rye No. 2, B62c. Barley, 49 C5c. Timothy, (2.7604.26. Clover. (8.009 12.00, Pork. (20.00. Lard, (10.10. Ribs, IO.6O131 11.00, EGGS Higher, receipts, 28,143 cases; at mark, cases Included, l6flI7Ho; ordinary firsts. 16W17Uc; firsts, 17W'17c. BUTTER Lower: creameries, lRfi24c. CHEESE Easy, daisies, 1717Vic; twins, 16Uei6V4o: Americas, 8o; long horns. wittjiiHic, POTATOES Lower: receipts. 38 cars: Wisconsin red, 66968c; Wisconsin white, OULTRY Lower; springs, lSe; fowl, 16c. Evaporated Apple and Dried Fruits NEW YORK, April 17. -EVAPORATED APPLES-Qulet. DRIED FRl'ITS Prunes, firm. Aprl. cots, quiet. Peaches, steady Ratlins, dull, seedless, 6.717c, Living Column (ItOCISnilSH AND 3IKATB. Extra fancy potato, per bushel a . , . , Red Rtver. Karly Ohio $t Po tatoes, extra ftn, )r bushel 6o PKG. FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACO. ONLY 85c $1.00, lc Special in Meats Minced Ham. per 12Lor pound ..... J--t' Bulk Sausage, per Iflft pound r . Salt Pork, per 10Vor pound ' Liver, per fin pound uu California Hams, per THn rwiUnrl ' Good Bacon, by strip, per 1 Q3, n pound u,'u Porterhouse or Sirloin Steak, 17VfC hr nntlnil . . . ..... ............ - - - Chuck Steak, per 15c pound Grocery Co. I ST. TEL. D. 1530. GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET Corn Longs Throw Their Chutes Wide Open for Sales. WHEAT HOLDERS LIQUIDATE A a Result nt the Market Being? S Tramped frith Orders to Sell Prices on Various (irnlns Take a Tumble. OMAHA, April 17, 1914, The cnuts or the corn longs were thrown wide open and that aratn was al lowed to rattle downward fn a big way yeateraay. iioiaers were, not only wining but anxious to sell out. One ot the fac tors of the day was the change ot front of some ot the old-time bulls, and whloh Inoluded at least a Dart of the speculative coterie Known as tne "downstate specu lators." There was heavy liquidation in the wheat market and losses were shown of Hdo, with the May future under more pressure than the deferred months. There has bean some complaint ot ma nipulation In May wheat, ana mo mat ter has been referred to In this column, whlih in HVHlnai th market as a whole. From tho conditions surrounding whoat v.irHv it will he Inferred that timid shorts covered, and that new. buying power was not In evidence, even for smau With th exception of advances of He in wheat at Paris and H0io in flour, the markets of the old world were lower tttf Ho at Liverpool and Ho at Budapest, while Antwerp and Berlin were un changed. Cash transactions here were ..in m unm hnalmli. while the bids kill niimi, "i . . j , w w "-..-.i - - - . - from abroad were considerably out ot line in so tar as Chicago exporters were concerned, while Winnipeg reported a good business. A Liverpool special cable reported Canadian ana Australian oiii in., nr uhMi as under pressure, espe cially the nearby wheat, and there were reiterations of expected liberal tender on contracts May 1. Word came up irom tho Argentina that th wheat there Is grading much better than expected and that any surplus offered by that country would be taken caro of. . , T li-iiM.llnn. hv IntiES In hoff DTOdUCtS was again the weakening Influence ot th entire list and prices were harply lower and th marxet was aciive. " .lnna .hnnn from th bottom prices of the day, but the situation looked as If a readjustment ot values was about Cash wheat was .unchanged to Mo Cash corn was unchanged to lVio lower, r..h mi. van Ue lower. Clearances were: Wheat and flour equal to 237,000 bushels; corn, 6,000 bushels ... , a fYVi Kti-hala. Llverpol closed with wheat unchanged to lid lower; corn va iowr. Primary wheat receipt were 254,000 bu anil h nments. zto.uuu ou., ngawii ro celpts of 334,000 bu, and shipments of 406, ww nu, ihbi year, c .Prlmsry corn receipts wer 380,000 bu r .hii-,mni Muiooo bu.. against re celot of 83.V0C0 bu. and shipments of 1 i-7QfItt hil ljar vr. 'Primary oats receipt wer 494000 bu and shipments or tw.uuo du uumi cslpts of 493,uui nu. ana smpmenis ui vw, 000 bu, last year. MARLOT 11ECHIPTFI. Wheat Corn. Oats Chicago Minneapolis Duluth Omaha ..... Kansas City 31 7 333 (7 11 16 , 30 43 248 88 26 88 Ht. LOUIS Winnipeg These cash sales were reported today Wheat wo. naru winter; 1 car, ,;, No. 3 hard winter. 1 car, 86c. Oat No. 3 white, 6 cam. 3V4c. No. 4 white: .nr MUn. 1 cir. S6UC. Corn No. 3 white 5 cars, w$c, No. 4 white; 1 car, 65c; 2 cars, 64 Vic No. 2 yellow: 8 cars, 66V4c. No. i veflow: 2 cars. 66Vic: 10 cars, tic; 1 car, (ZAic. No. 4 yellow; 1 car, 64Mc, No, mixed: 1 car, 6&c. No. 3 mixed: 4 car 64V4c. No. 4 mixed: 3 cars. 64c. iSmih, rash Prices Wheat. No. 3 hard, WAQWVfd No. 3, hard. 83n No 4 hard, 80tJ4o; No. 3 spring, &7.eL No, 4 spring. 8f35c; No. 2 durum, 88W67c: No. 3 durum, 85H8c. Corn: No. i whit. 666614C; NO. 9 wniie, ro-JiUiiao; nu. ...ui.. ciu?f.K.. No 2 va ow. MUffMSU No. 3 yellow, 66Vt6SVic; No. yellow, 64C4V4c; n0. 2. 6&l56c; No., 3, 64V4c; No. 4. 63Vi!u4c; no graoe, waic uaia; 2 white. 3787ac; standard, c; No. 1 white, 36V4c; No. 4 white, 36UfJS6V4c. Bar ley: Malting 6060c; No, 1 fed, 45tf50c, Rye; No. 2. 67HMc; No. 3, 1757V4c. Kansas Cllr tlraln and Pi-OYlalons KANSAS CITY. April 17. WHEAT Steady; No. 2 hard, StflOOc, No. 2 red kbWHttOUc: May. 83VttK3Uc: July. 81V4c. CORN No. 2 mixed, 69c; No. 3, 68c No. 2 white. 70V4S'71c: No. 3, 60fcHc Mnv. 7u: Julv. 6ittl67Ue. OATS-No. i white, 39Hc; No. 2 mixed JSVieMMc. BUTTER Creamery, 24c; firsts, 23c seconds, 2Zc; packing, i&c, KOGS Firsts, ISVJc; seconds, ltc POULTRY Hens, 16c; springs. 16c, Liverpool vraln Market. LIVERPOOL, April IT.-WHEAT-Spot, nu et; No. Z red western winter, is 34d 7s id, Futures, easy; May, Ts Id; July, 7s lUd; October, "s Hd. CORN Spot, quiet. American mixed. 6s 7d. Fa t'lata ruiures easy, juiy, s Ofta Oantamher. 4s 6td. HOPS In London: Pacific coast, Hfl 6 15s. - 1 Minneapolis Grain Market. MINNEAPOLIS, April 17. WHEAT No. 1 hard, 94Hc No. 1 northern, 91Kfl 83'4c; No. s northern, otawwac; no, 86H8ic; May, 89'tC89c; July, OHc Omaha Hay Market. OMAHA. April 16.-HAY Pralri. choliy upland. (13.00ftl3.60; No. 1. 112.00 18.00; No. 2, (10.00thl.00; No, 3. 8.0Offl.O0. Choice midland, (12.6ft1800, No. 1, 811.00 4512.60; N-. 2. (9.OO0H.OO; No, 8. (100 (00. 10. i to cnoice lowiana. iio.ooai 11.00; No. 2, (8.OW0.00; No. 8, (5.007.C6. Htrsw: Choice oat or ry. W.uaiM choice wheat, (5.0085.60. Alfalfa; Choice leafy, fine stem. (14.OOffl4.50; No. 1, (11.50 13.M; No. 2. (10.O0GlI.5O; No. 8, (8.00 (10.00. v MAHA L1YEJT0CK MARKET Cattle Eeceipts Very Light and Prices Steady to Strong, 0QS STEADY TO FIVE LOWER mall Ran of All Ktnila of Sheen and Lambs Prices Generally Steadr and TradejActlve -All Bold Early. 1 SOUTH OMAHA. April 17, 19t4. Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. 8h-n, Official Monday 4.238 Official Tuesdsy 4.06S 4.1)15 6.924 8.657 9.831 9,904 6,900 39.007 48,063 33,816 62.862 61.819 10.829 9,297 19,793 4.000 yuic ai wedresday .. 3,884 Off clal Thursday ..... 2,230 Lstlmate Friday ., 300 Five ilivi thi. ii ma 49.14ft 4.46S- 60.6S1 68.172 68.304 43,810 Same days last week. U.198 Same day 2 wks. ago.ll.92 Same dv a wb, mm w u fame days 4 wks. ago!l4!s97 onme aays last year.. 16.337 43,90) The following table shows the receipts of cattle, hogs and sheep at the South Omaha llvo stock market for the year to date, as compared with last yeari 1911. 1C11 Tnr. Du. Cattle 2S1427 278.181 ....... 18.7M Hogs , ...8M.K40 890,708 , ... (4.166 Sheep S10.8S1 682,678 127,878 . The Sollowlnc table snows the ranee ot prices for hogs at the South Omaha live stock market for the last few days, with comparisons! Mar. 81 65 C7I 6 TR 5 7 (79 6 67 T6 6 70 6 83 l 6 68 5 73 5 84 6 55 6 48 April l. April x. (12 April 3. April 4. April 6. ill April April April 6 90 99 693 (96 April April April 11 9l 7 01 6 90 88 8 HII 6 37 6 95 I 6 43 April 'Sunday, OArTi.nii.i-.int. e .i.t. ui. - - - I ' ' . wfcUW .III 1UUIU- Ing were very light, only eleven cara, being reported In the yards. This means that there wore really not enough cattle of one kind on sal to make a market pthar market point were also very, lightly supplied, none ot the big maricatij points having sufficient cattl to really quota a marxet. There waa fnr a EVMav 'ai- Inquiry for beef steer, and the. tew loada offered sold early In the morning at good, strong prices. In othtr words, th market Is now lOo higher than th close 6t last week. There was nothing choice, to really make a top, but there were cat tle good enough to brlnr 88.65. There were no stockar or feeders to sequence In sight, the supply being limited it a lew oatt ouncnea nere ana there. The price Datd were firm, aa rnmnarMl with yesterday. u nere were no stocxera and feedrs to amount to anything In first, hands and. as a matter ot course, the inaulrv was limited for this lota in tha wak. Tha feeling, however, was steady. quotations on cattle: Oood to primo yearlings. (3.003. 00: rood to choice beet steers. iS,SOf6.86; fair to good beet steers, (8. 108. 30: common to fair beet steers, n.Goaa.io; good to choice cornfed heif ers, (7.IMJC00; good to choice cornfed cows, (6.7507, 25; fair to good grades, (6.0) Q6.75; common to fair grades, (4.26B.0D; good to choice stackers and feeders, 17.76 C8.00: fair to good ctockers and feeder. (7.2507.76: common to fair stockers and reeders, fl.&o-n7.l&; stock cows and neit ers, (.0OSr7.60; stock caivea, (6.6098.25, veal calves, (7,754fl0.75; bulls, stags, etc., 95.2687.60. HOGB Receipts were moderate, only about ninety-one car, or 6,209 head, be ing received. The five days' total is 39,007 head, being better than 4.000 short ot last weex ana nearly &,ww smsiier than a year ago. Fresh receipts were not overly lams. but Including th dosen or so loada that were carried over from yesterday buyers had quite a fair showing to pick from. During the early rounds shippers bought, a few bunches at prices that were steady to In some cases a nioKei lower, we mand from this Quarter was not very good, though, and the total buy of the shippers did not amount to a very large share ot the supply. In spite of the fact that other point reported thlr mar ket steady, or very nearly so. local packers were very bearish again today, and their early bids looked around a dime lower. Th fellng during the early hours was very listless, and killers ap peared not to car wnetner tney oouxni a hni. RAllera. however, atarted out asking tdy price, and In spit of the fact that the chances of selling in yes terday's notches seemed slim they stuck It out until packers finally had to raise their hand and pay figure that were good deal nearer taay man wr wer lOo lower. , This Inability to reaoh a trading basis mad the earlier market very dull, and with the exception ot a few hlpplns hogs not much ot anything sold until well along toward 10 o'clock. By this time packers had come to the conclusion that thy would have to ralsft their of fer In order to till th.lr drove, and In the end bids strengthened up until when the bulk of the hogs began to sell value were in no case over niv. , -"ii"'-"? many sales were quoted at Jujt a, pinch below yeterdeys flrnt. AWr aMit of a trading basis WJ2J"SK competition ervoa j !'V m '' UAV... ud a little mor. o that ome droves Sold at th b.t 'time were v.rlr Steady and any number of Indlviauai y??Q3L,...7?T.. ivarf nut that looked Jut g'ood a. Thuo. "Taking the mar r. . .t,Mffh nrlcea can b ouoUd as aji)hre from steady to o ?ow.rf arfd "Vivera 1 Just a shade The' blV end of the supply moved around (8.4srwlth a sprinkling (MO and quite a number selling- aa high "SHBEP-Though the big ; bulk of a nor mal supply of ewe end lamb for a jrri Slv sold T practically on the same level as yMaVrit was Nearly .vide t tht . ?. L10?- .St.'ndiUon ca'r. of Tambi-carried over front Thursday' market w.r. c.eara comparatively eariy iw- " J were one or two instances where lambs looked at lerat a .hade higher and some amb left over from '"tr'5,Ry ' brought consiaeraDiy mute " than was bid on them the day b.for. A significant (eature was the gTawln spread between fed western lamb and theMextcsn grades, the top today on fed westerns being (7.86. compared with (8.30. the highest price tor Mexlcin. Lambs In the Mexican class moved around (8.l&r.20. while fed westerns changed hands at 87.MtfT.Ki. Some un finished Colorado grades sold foe shear ing and feeding purposes at 7.U. Six loads of ewes and one of- wethers and yearlings constituted the receipts of aged sheep and these sold as readily as lambs. The Blmont ewes that have been coming right along of late, and have ss tabllshed a reputation as' dressing' out well sold at (J 65. the same as a cut ot them brought yesterday. Th price range on ewe was anywhere from (8.4O0.6J, quality and finish fixing the price, A shipment of Montana wethers and year lings mixed sold at (7.00. Comparing prices on ewes and lambs with a week ago they show practksllv no chang. but there is an apparent strong undertone. On Monday prices on everything shot up 100200. but since then they have hud a sagging tendency, the peckers taking a little off every day with the exception of this morning, leaving the market an already stated about wher It was Isst Friday. Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs, Mexicans, (7. 8508.20. lambs, good to choice western, (7. 4006.00; lambs, fa'r to good western. (7.157.40; lambs, shorn. (6.40O6.90: lambs, culls, (.5086.60; year lings, tight. (7.357.60; yearling, heavy. K. 7587.85: wether, good to choice. 38.80O 7.00; wethers, fair to good. (8.85S.(J; ewe, good to choice". (6.456.5; ewes, fair to good. J8.00G6"5. Representative sales; No, Av, Pr 1M cornfed ewes , J3 6 t 617 cornfed ewes 9S 6 re 225 shorn yearlings........ ..100 8 7 243 cornfid lambs 80 7 jo 199 cornfed lambs 67 775 631 Colorado lambs 73 8 18 178 Colorado lamb 78 7 70 1P0 Colorado lambs.. 7 16 159 Colorado feeder lambs 67 T 18 44 Colorado feeder lambs....... 73 7 40 S3S14 8 78 8 2910 67 8 US S 36 7 73 37 10 CO 464 8 83 7 79 10 41 8 634 8 El 7 T 33 863 8777 61 69010 60 1 74 7 63 8 31 10 48 8 IT 7 1 21 10 13 842 3 79 12 10 16 8 47 8 86 7 80 C 12 10 (1 M 65U 8 54 7 81 10 II 8 61U 8 (1 7 65 5 94 8574 8 91 748 686 10 03 . 8 9il 7 6 85 979 8 (3 7 65 6 91 9 69 8 651,4 8 90 6 90 9 66 868 8 76 7665979 66 8 4SH 86670) (66 8 17 86977160S