The evening world. Newspaper, January 5, 1905, Page 10

1Y LOBBY SOENTS GRAFT yernor Odell and Fear His dates, NK HE MAY KEEP TELEPHONE WORKING, to Headquarters In Good Ing Order and May Be 8 of Upsetting Some of ir Plans. { to The Evening World.) SANY, Jan, 5—Tho ever vigilant ‘ ¢or a harvest, The ‘over Odell has given them a fine which they are not slow to ) Upon. All of the old artists have fy shown up and « few new ones ting in the game, ‘opportunity for graft afforded by nation of Odell to stay away ny and not Interfere in legis- Gone more to encourage the industry than any other 0o-| ioe in many years, The only ob- that appears to cause the mem- (Of the third house any uneasiness Tongrdiistunce telephone, which it Odell to take a hand in the Weep in dally touch with the He will have one or two of natives on the acene, besides ‘the Legislature. And with the of the finest quality of cop- by the telephone company jo Fifth Avenue and the State ‘It te not impossible that the i the lobby gang will be shat- (Machine the Goods, ¥ possible, some of the more iF it and unattached are rallying {n capitol would taki ly vo of In ve ble young nat be possible | under which Odell has op- past has resulted in the tent of & condition of aftairs n to control and dispense ‘An @ result of his efforts Mt extremely dimoult for] ni Genta to do business with Hons, Pretty nearly every but guarantees the de- all, measures desired by tt ration avolde any ser!- ‘that might result trom ” een hath or the. other les, In some aitane given each party “Anireturn for it the Repub- we protection at Albany rats protection in the have a shade the /Pecduse corporations opcrat- JBtuto aro not compelled to from persecution from /'Phey consequently du #ettle with that party, ex- Ipolated cases whore the trol the municipal gov- experts of the lobby Abpreciate ‘these conditions, they @ee an opening to work between the lines, Odell keeps out of the ‘Higgins does not meddle House ts Happy. tunity to test the sincerity bo afforded next Wednes- legislators come back to the serious work of the ey will then learn the per- the committees and get 6 outlook for graft. In the Ofell will probably arrange v J a hat ma} o x chance to gt uy yy f hh ne of doll i) the side, OW! i railed i i el the the cor Vel\in the scrap heaps in th efor @ little cheap Toot, auch We been gnawing at for years, can't tell about Odell. He apavery | trick of the trade, and show up. in to bute in Just when we DN LUNACY DECREE ASIDE BY CHANCELLOR, Appointed to In- Tuto Sanity of Lawyer nvieted by LAttle Girls, IN, N. J, Jan, 6.—Chancellor ‘set aside the proceedings i@ former lunacy commission in| #9 of Charles K Cannon, the| Wn lawyer, of Hoboken, who viobed Of Improper conduct with | email gine in chat oly, and! Was sentenced to serve ‘ilteen in Btate prison, ‘illeged that Cannon was & comavasion was ap- + It declared the. man ine » Black, One of the com- dissented fromthe finding, He Sensation by declaring that “been appr id Offered he would dec! the man has also m that Wil taaico aes man, The Ce “TEXTORTION BY Miss Gerry, of Brooklyn, Says Asserts In Court that She Tried Extortion of money on the pretext that an angry wite was about to false- Gerry, daughter of Dr. James Gerry, jamin Markowitz, a Brooklyn real es- tate dealer, in the Adams street police court to-day. The lawyer for the de- fendant waived examination and Mar- Joowits was held in $2,000 bail for the Grand Jury. Miss Gerry, who !s a divorced woman, charged Markowitz with obtaining (iS from her and attempting to extort more after she had tried to befriend him, interested in Markowitz, whose real esl tate office in Fulton etreet was near her home, and had attempted to con- evenings and Ustened while she read trom the Bible, Bhe sald Markowits offered to ahow her how to make money by taking out two theurance policies on the life of ably affilcted with cancer. Ghe took ‘out the policies for $1,000 each, As their ; ny welations became more friendly he ad- vised more busineps deals, ehe said, | a and do some wire-tapping| Recently, according to Mies Gerry's But in any event there 18) testimony, Markowits came to her and Ghange in the method of wald his wife, angered by his visits to Kor as vigilant 8) the Gerry home, intended to eue for opp coe AR Mall boll naming Miss Gerry ae co-res- lent. Ghe sald she told Markowits Of things as closely as he} that bis wife had no reagon for atch ac- on. He will have an ed-|cusations and he agreed, but declared the independent operators ‘with the I tf the herd fhe could not prevent her doing so ‘who ‘will bo compelled to| he eaaes of his demands for legis | money. sald. that at the State Capitol be-| he gaye to feared that it was untrue. She "8 office and Asalat toFney Elder Took up the Casco calf; sizes 8% to| Sizes from a child’s 6 to 6%, a misses’ 2, WOMAN, HUSBAND AND DRIVER IN A BATTLE. ——— Teamster Beats Ho Sympa- thetio Female Protest and Gets Slapped, and Fight Begins, ‘The police who are eupposed to patrol the vicinity of Thirty-alxth street and Ninth avenue missed an exciting incl- dent last night, Tho driver of a tean of stalled horses got down and beat the poor brutes with a heavy atick, A woman remonstrated with tho man, who turned and slapped her face, Thereupon the woman's husband attacked the driver, and the two pummelled each DIVORCE THREAT Markowitz Told Her that She Would Be Falsely Named as Co-respondent by His Wife. —— other all over the street, the driver hay- 1g all the worst of the argument. ‘While tho battle was in progress the woman kapt up a constant call for} the poll, None came, and the bout might have gone to a finish but for the Intervention of a troley car, Tho motorman started to' push the wagon off the track, whereupon the driver climbed aboard and with the etart wiven by the ow drove away, The Identity of neither of the principals was learned, The husband of the woman sald he would call Commis- sioner McAdoo's attention to the fact that two men could fight all over a street and not attract the attention of 416 polloe, |AVE HIM $455, THEN HAD HIM ARRESTED, to Befriend and Convert Him, and Later Learned that His Story Was False. —— name her as corespondent in @ dis roe sult was alleged by Miss Amella No, 8% Halsey street, against Ben- court to-day she sald she had become rt him when he came to her home Took Out Insurance Policies. 1 Muecnifeld,......... (excellent value), man, who he all was |i hehe Mook | @ call (nthe morning. . choice of such renowned makes Sinpiod Cnasfird Gs 16 used pianos Friday at 1-3 to 1-2 less than usual. NOT a third to a half less than the original prices, but a third to a half less than used pianos of equal merit usually sell for, making them the very best bargains in used instruments New York has ever known. You wouldn't know they had been used on hearing them played if we didn’t tell you, Allare in fine condt- tlon and all were taken in part ex- change for new Instruments during last week's great sale, Reserved for Friday: 1 Wissner upright 1 Crown upright.... ...... $228 (like worth $100 more than we ask), 1 singer (mahogany case—fine tone—excellent 1 Briggs upright.......... $1 ‘ine SP NHOREwOHn double). sevvee $135) 1 Weber Square... (carved legs—worth donble), Algo ten other fine bargains on this date, On account of the limited nuinber of these instruments we advise you to Fourth floor. seeenes + $145 (walnut case—fine tone), new — orchestra attachments— seve $175 condition), see seve $45 Remember that we guarantee satisfaction in every instance, Weagree to allow you full amount paid to apply on any new plano In our warerooms within one year should you wish to exchinge. This gives you ackard, Sclhnbert and ten others, he could pay tier $550. Gho sald signineanty that he had no Hastily Ratoed $455, Miss Gerry, who is a pretty blonde, er than eve (A ‘cane ehe made a hasty can- bet ee far ‘a re a iter, sho then jen red the case to the District-Attor- nt Distret-At- prosecution, Blue B. &M. Stamps With Cash Purchases Till Noon Fulton St. Boys’ Double Breasted Suits, LNAPLM Brooklyn WE CLOSE RVERY SATURDAY AT 6 O'CLOCK. Blue B. & M. Stamps From Noon Till Closing HAVE YOUR FURNITURE REUPHOLSTERED NOW! You can have it done this month at a saving of f Friday $1.09, ; Instead of $2.00: about 20% on the usual price, Here's an extra spe- They're msde of good cheviots, in a va- olal offer made possible by an w nderprice purchase of rlety of desirable mixtures, particularly well made and lined with triple warp high-grade furniture covering about enough for 115 Italian cloth, from a maker who has an | | % established dea for good fitting clothes; sizes 7 to 15 years. Sale starts at 9 A, M, (not before) and continues until all are sold. \ Come Friday and choose of Suits never i bought for less than $2.00 1 09 Boys’2 special at .... ote Made of “Domet” flannel, in a wide range of neat 9c. Waists & Blouses, 15¢ patterns; sizes 4 to 13 years; good 29¢, 15¢ values; Friday's clearance ptice, special, at material in Women’s $3.00 Shoes $1.69.) The great Januasy Shoe Sale offers this as an extra special for Friday, These shoes are made of fine Vici Kid and Patent Coltskin, with Patent tips, fiex- ible goles, all sizes, in every style, Not a patr in the lot that sells ordinarily for leas than $3.00. Yours to 1 69 * choose to-morrow, at....,..... Other Shoe Bargains. WOMEN’S $2.50 , CHILDREN’S SHOES a pair at SHOES $1.49. LMIRU MG, all stn 89+] oe gas a GL, REMNANT MATTINGS, BUYS" $1.50 SHOES| sorting to se; eta REMNANT OILCLOTHS, sturdy oon tor boye; | 84 button; good styles REMNANT LINOLEUMS, event, PRE-INVENTORY CLEARANCE OF DRESS GOODS REMNANTS. 39c and 50c Black | 15c to 25c Colored DRESS GOODS. | DRESS GOODS. REMNANTS Lengths and Dress Lengths of Black all- In Lengths from » to 15 yards, of Wool Crepe de wool Zibeline, Black | Chine, Cheviot, Tweed Pebble Cheviot, Black | Mixtures, Plaids, Checks, Prunella Cloth, Black | Mercerized Walstings Brilliantines, and other fabrics, Remember that as usual the EARLY SHOPPERS will get the BEST BARGAINS. Need we say more? K. |. NAMM. About Friday , 1500 1Je@ Without About ~y _lriday vaste Reserve, {2700 QU ae without cial, sq. yd. at Waist Lengths, Skirt | Yards “ 2% Resorve, Feeley a@ variety of lo ver at once, goo i value, at......0. en) It {s our yearly pre-inventory house-cleaning Odds and ends that we have reduced to prices that will close them out in one day of brisk selling, Some of the pleces are large enough for a good-sized room, REMNANTS OF MATTING (about 160), anese Iinen warp quality, in a variety of carpet designs; the regular 25c, and 60c. stock; yours to choose at OF OILCLOTH Kinds, all makes, ured and ready for shipment (which we will not unro}!), qualities up to 50c., spe- REMNANTS OF CORK LINOLEL Mostly Joseph Wild's make; a yard, Odds and ends that are meas- ured and ready for shipment, which we will not unroll; special a sq. yd, at... REMNANTS OF INLAID LINOLEUMS (about 100), {n mosalc and tile designs; qualities that aro $1.25 and $1,756 in the piece; ‘50c 6q. yd. Friday at. k. ~ WH WILL REUPHOLSTER 6 PIE NITURB (regulation size heat ans fa ques Tapestry, Ing wherever necessary, repoliss the f, finish with (he Lest silk cords and gimp, sendy rit ine to you looking like an $85.00 suite 1 ) with the best quality fit with new springs, add fill- 15.98 Ready-Made Slip Covers Greatly Underpriced, ‘We have 600 sets on hand to fit the usu jal 5-piece suite, made up of the best quality Belgium nen desirable stripes, 5.98 BET, . aso @ 10.0.Lace Curtains. 840 & 1020, SCOTCH LACH CURTAINS, about 4,500 pairs th double thread kind with overlocked Parltohed edges; no mail orders, none CO, 0, D., and epectal during the specified ‘hours only; 35c A FRIDAY SALE OF ) The Jap- 10c (about 200), All Odds and ends that are meas- 10c (about 300), regularly $1,00 19¢ (THE WORLD: THURSDAY. EVENING, JANUARY 8, |} match, at 5c, 8c,, 10c, and PEERLESS PATTERNS ARE BEST OF ALL, Choose the style you like best, get a Peerless Pattern, and your garment will be exactly as you want it, No others to equal them, Sc, (0c, _I5c If you do not find this to be true, after purchasing, every merits your confidence—always has and always will. If a Commencing with the New Yearthisstore will not open in the morn And Now for a Stirring Clea ’ Women’s our Women's Apparel. Cost to us cuts no figure—the edict is that they stylish jel one can buy, at prices which little of the story follows:— ’ . The variety is very large, Women’s Suits: Every fabric you'd care for is represented, We can fit you, too, no matter what your size may be. $22.50 Coat Suits—now $14.98. $25 Vest Front Suits—now$16,98 $35 Coat Suits—now $22.50. $16 Coat Suits—now $8.98. $19 Coat Suits—now $12.98. $42.50 Velvet Suits—now$27.50. $39.50 Velvet Suits—now $23.50. These Velvet Suits are made from finest material, lined with guaranteed satin; also interlined. Dozens of other rices, at similar savin Women's You'll be sure to Fur 1 The balance of the stock of Baehr & Loew—the noted furriers of this city—which we bought at Pyle HALF PRICES, has been placed on sale, Here’s the gist of the news-and it's mighty important read- Nearseal Jackets (XX), Ah Wad foe lar and severs; very special mo new sleeves 932.50 Persian Lanib Jackets, Lelpaig, ys ing: Nearseal Jackets Ce ae allt f slee e! and vevers; new mode $01 ry special at.....seree . learseal Jackets (XXX), large collar and revers; new model sleeves; ahh full collar and revers, ates... ri Nets af 1 grea ent aiy Alaska Sealskin Coats, newest model eal e ; , peed 867.80 12) $175.00] very handsome, at 169.50 Fur Ties. Scarfs, Gingle German For, at, Russian Lynx, at...$1.50 ome er Brook Mink, $2.25 Gray, Bauirrel, ot, .. $5.98 $6.98 Brook Mink, at. Doub! x, al 01 3 Bable Fox saan gi2.50 Double Fox, extra $16.50 Double Raccoon att i 4 Dress Goods at 4¢ Price Friday goods fendi news for Friday. We picked up some sp evened in he area just before the Hola a a hit be much in vogue in the season etalon are less; on every item the saving is a 50c All-Wool Tweed Suitings | 0) Cra. 20cva. t mixtures of gray, blue, green, Aloweol Tw ea for Skirts, Coxts and Chile dren's Dresses, 50c Fancy Mixed Suitings d effects, in a variety 2ibelines In pretty er ngs sae fdentical quality Yd, All-Wool Heavy Basket Canvas, | j Good ‘ool Satin Face Zibeline, Yd e Clearance Winter Millinery "5 worth of Winter Millinery is to be sent away from here St ie at 4-2, 1-3 and 1-4 former prices, Such a sale should be an incentive for qu SZESSSSsess Broadcloth, de Paris, 75c, { 5i-in. ‘All-Wool Shrunk Cheviot, | 45:in. All-Wool Nun's. Veiling, an 44-in, All-Wool Silk Finish enrietta, 4 4 80.in, All-Wool Imported Hopsacking, ‘acl that has been sold all season for 59¢, 52-in, All-Wool Satin Face toy 43-in, Silk and Wool Cre and 54-in, All-Wool Sponged Costume Cheviot, $1.50 4 44in, All-Wool Superior French Voile, Black | 45-in, All-Wool German Prunella Cloth, Goods | 44-in. Silk and Wool Imported Eolienne, ick and speedy distribution, We quote just a few of the values—they are scarcely representative of a stock that in- cludes many hundreds:— TRIMMED HATS :—24 rior.) Formerly $25 to $37.50. + +++» Formerly $15 to $22.50. ‘ Formerly $10 to $12.50. . now $15.00 now $10.00 = Formerly $5 to $8.50, Formerly $3 MMED HATS, &¢.3—(10t Foor.) Ss $1.00 to 25¢, coque BREASTS, BIRDS, ‘reduced now to $1.50 4 Velvet HATS Ae ly 9100 WINGS, ed Pal BRAIDS, pe $2.50 Chenille and Fe » per $4.48 white and light blue Bes Hacer leswanis iets oer tee a est ST een: *seteed and | $459 white OSTRICH PLUMES, 08 $1.00 to $2.50 felt untrlmmed and) ¢7\oq white OSTRICH PLUMES. $1.99 ready-torwear HATS...s1s+s+e0rs © | 84.00 to §7,00 colored and shadgd 0c, to $1.75 FLOWERS, all colors.25¢ | OSTRICH PLUMES 83, soto $1.75 FLOWERS, colors 8 OSTRICH PLUMES. #802 Embroideries at 50% Saving Fine Hamburg embroideries—from one of St, Gall’s leading manufac- turers—a concern whose goods are carefully made and whose cloths are the very best, We own the entire lot at practically ONE-HALF Jess than regular, ere Ready To-lorrow Morning. 40 to 18 inch Flouncings, very deep embroidery; corset cover designs; skirtings and fine Nainsook and Swiss edgings—for waists and skirt trimming, 25¢ Worth 50c. to 75c, yard, at 8 to 12 inch Ski louncings and f Swiss or N ‘ able for und dresses and l6c waists, Wor NC. tO 40C, VAL, Atisccres ecto cere eeneenetree ner ens ro 6 to 10 Inch Embroidered Edgings on Swiss, cambric or Nainsook; beautiful as~ sortment of new designs—flowers, leaf, wheel, fleur-de-lis, dll also English Frenc! nd-work effects, Worth from to 30¢, the yard, 1} and French hand-w ¢ D 12%c all at.. Great assortment of narrow width Edgings and Insertings to 12%c Fine 18-inch Allovers, embroidered on Swiss, cambric and Nainsook; well cov- ered; handsome designs, suitable for yokes, waists and children’s 50c dresses, Worth 75c. and $1 yard, at parel at a Big Just as regularly as the month ‘Ppa gets here we clip profits and a lot of other things off the prices of ve absolutely nothing in common with the worth, Just a and at the reduced price, The $10.50 Coats—now $5.98, The $12.50 Coats—now $6.98. The $15.00 Coats—now $8.98. The $20.00 Coats—now $12.50, The $25.00 Coats—now $14.98. The $30.00 Coats—now $17.50. Materlals are Kerseys, Broadcloths, Cheviots and Zibeline. We've also marked away down all the fur-lined Coats, as well as the Raincoats and genuine Cravenettes, Capes, &c. prices, at simile SV SS Important Sale of Furs Lowest Prices Always! This Is Our Guarantee! tel Because we do not utilize columns and pages of newspaper space to continually praise please do not lose sight of the fact that we safeguard your interests at. every may wish to buy, we guarantee our prices to be as low, or lower, than those of an ossible possible avente to satis ught is wrong wit! rance of Reduction. “must be sold,” It means the most «A great assortment, and Coats: the reduction is general. find just what you're looking for— Coats Lined were $37, }22.50— oate—831,50—w. January Sale 45.00. Columbia, Yale, Dartmouth, Premier, Cornell and Amherst all stand int. other store—quality consideredyy: ‘action is open to you, This store h store or service, tell us, ing until 8.30 o'clock} To-morrow Morning at 8,30 we shall. place on sale all the Women’s Gloves in our stock that were left over from the Christmas ain an occasion that is one of the big events of the year, All to be sold at Some were a bit soiled and mussed tn’ the window shows, but in no sense hurt, Assortment embraces: FRENCH DYEING” AND CLEANING.” Finest work {n the city: at the most modest cost. No matter what the article or material, you'll be assured the finest service, io) 1st Floor, the store and its policy, No matter what yo Great Clearance of Women’s Gloves | Former Prices Were 79¢ to $1.50 Patr. 55c Real Kid, | Mocha, Crpeaniy Suede, i \ ett Hc t t sl mie HG habs » eines {rons 5% to Mh. All at 55¢ the Pair Men’s Shirts for the best in Men’s ‘Shirts—for which we are sole agents in New York. Quality has been maintained ing—and, whenever possible, improved upon, Each January we break the price—that’s the only time you can save on these superb brands, pie ordering by mall, please give size of collar worn and size of neck- ind, COLUMBIA — Unlaundered; Wamsutta muslin; 4,700 Irish linen bosoms; felled seams; collar-button guards; reinforced sides; open back; continuous 49 facing. Six for $2.90; each... c YALE—Unlaundered; N, Y, Mills mus- lin; 1,800 Irish linen bosoms; hand-made buttonholes; collar-button guards; fell- ed seams; continuous facing; 65 open in back, Six for $3.80, ¢,, DOC PREMIER — Unlaundered; N, Y, Mills muslin; 2,100 Irish linen bosoms; double felled seams; 38 inches long; open Pie Ree nate throughout; nothing better made, f $5,005 eath.cssrsevssereossy BOC DARTMOUTH —Unlaundered; N.Y. Mills muslin; 1,800 Irish linen bosoms; open front and back; suitable for full dress; ell {mpr. i for 94.10; mp rpvelnents Six 70c able mills, both large and small First Quality, 18x36 In, 85c, instead Ff $1.45, 21x45 in, $1.25 instead of $1.75, 26x54 in,, $1.75 instead of $2.50, 30x60 {n,, $2.10 instead of $3.15, 36x72 in, $2.95 instead of $4.25, 48x54 in, $4.05 instead of $6.75, 6x9 ft, $10.95 instead of $14.50, 744x10% ft, $17.25 instead of $22.50, 9x12 ft. $22.50 Instead of §; 27-inch Silk Eol dress material, 36-inch Black Guaran Sale of Reversible Smyrna Rugs. We place on sale to-morrow several hundred high-class all-woo! re- versible Smyrna Rugs—newest piled and colorings, from the most relle izes, at prices way below their worth, Full width—made to retail at 55c. yard. Extra heavy weight: woven, with a handsome lustrous fish —this pone fabric paracie : the qualities one would wish to find in a serviceable and well-appearin, 1 We've 1,000 yards for to-morrow’s selling, in colors of white, ivory, cream, black, helio; pink, light blue, reseda, myrtle green, brown, champagne, flame, castor and nile, through twenty-five years of mak- OUR LEADER—Famous C, L, Shirt; peat ot Loom mauslt) 1700 Fre linen osoms; open back; thoroughly well made, Six for 42.30; each 39c $1 SHIRTS, 60c,—Full Dress thal broken sizes of Princeton and Cornell (open back and front); also Amherst (open front only); 2,100 Irish linen bosoms; all hand finished, 60 cents each, MADRAS SHIRTS— Printed and woven, high grade, including many samples of 1905 lines; also odd lots picked P) under price; 14% to 15%, 1 Shirts at 58.” COLLARS AND CUFFS — Newest and best shapes and styles—all first quality, noted makes:— Collars, six for 45c, Cuffs, six pairs, 68c, Collars are regular 15c¢, qualities; Cuffs worth 20c. pair, Second Quality. 18x36 In, 65c,, instead of Se, 21x45 in, oe instead of $1.50, 26x54 in., $1.45 instead of $1.95, 30x60 in,, $1.75 instead of $2.25, 36x72 in, $2.50 instead of $3.25, 48x54 In, 64.25 instead of $5.95. 6x9 ft, $9.60 instead of $13,50, 74x10" ft,, $14.50 instead of $19.50, 9x12 ft, $16.50 instead of $2 iennes, 39c Yd, navy, royal, teed Taffeta, 79c Yd, Full yard wide—all extra heavy quality with a high lustre, 4 antee this quality all pure “ik, and rReommnend the via of nites guarantee on edge of every fold—f tire dress wear it is unexcelled, Special Friday, or lining, underskirt, waist and ens Tomatoes, Peas, Lima Beans, String Beans, McKnatt Brand Solld Packed Tomatoes, Seminary or Encore pita Gidihes ey Lima Beans or Acorn String Beans, ' all new pack, Reduced from 10¢. a can to, per case 2 doz 81.683 dozen, BEC CAN iirrieceseseseees einen ® f) —_— o 4 Coffee. Tea, Butter, 8 fal Breaktast Chot a § bien “delicious Havel Ney Brean, ew im: Finest Bigin Creams d froma; fol \° tation} i Iarly sat. 200, Tb. epee mh ary fresh made, pure clol, 10. Ibs, 05, Sweet; Sb, stone Tby., 85.) Ib....+ ASC! PFAS—Morning Light c Bet frand, exten early June, | |Great Sale of very sweet and tender, \¢ Tp, ann; Best Hams 2,000 SWIFT'S one better at kil len very leans | | pute, J aid Mocha, to 14 Wat at the pel I iparkanly 10 I low price _! lot’ per Ib, 2C| MAI > poh a Sugar Gorn, new ¥ weet and cans; case 2 Aor, SLAG 0) Ns—Hrick ven orl. & W., plain ot ‘ in tomatoe sauce; 3 Ib, cana, dozen, $140; can, ,, 120 e SUCCOTABH—Kuby Brand 6 corn aA li aa 8 Di ai iA i i i i lac ll i ili i