PAGE SIX
HEPPNER GAZETTE TIMES, HEPPNER, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1935.
Lights ofNewYork
Br L. I. STEVENSON
Curious things happen In the City
of Seven Million. Kor instance, the
experience of Jack Price, native
born New Yorker, newspaper man
of many years' experience and for
mer head of the camera department
of the World. He was walking
along Lexington avenue near Thirty
ninth street at 10:30 after spending
the evening with friends. Ue heard
a man shout something in a for
eign language but, seeing that he
did not know the fellow and being
a New Yorker he paid no atten
tion. The man shouted again and
leaped at him. Price felt what he
took to be a heavy fist blow on his
forehead. Though taken off guard.
his training as a camera man en
abled him to go Into action suddenly
and he knocked the stranger down.
The stranger Jumped to his feet
and Instead of renewing the attack,
ran.
Starting for the subway. Price
happened to notice that his hand
was bloody. Investigation told him
the blood came from his face. While
he was attempting to wipe It off
with his handkerchief, another
stranger, who had seen the en
counter from across the street, hur
ried over and took him in a nearby
drug store. There it was found
that he had suffered a long and
deep cut Just over his eye, a cut
that took four stitches to close, in
his right cheek, and a lesser cut on
his left There was also a hole
In his hat bim. Price, however, is
certain that his attacker struck him
only once. The surgeon who dressed
the wouDd held that If that were
true, the assailant turned the knife
as It was descending and thus the
three wounds.
A less spectacular incident in
Tolved a young woman. She was
walking along Fifth avenue. ' An
older woman brushed against her,
apologized and went on. After that,
the younger woman noticed that
those who passed her, stared. It
was not until she reached her
apartment, however, that she
learned why. Her expensive new
spring coat had been slashed in the
back, the cut extending from the
collar to the hem.
New York's 6,000 "white wings"
are soon to vanish from the metro
politan picture. They will continue
to wield brushes on the streets, but
after July 1 they will be "white
wings' no longer. Instead of be
ing all In white, they will wear
forest green trousers though the
white duck coat will be retained.
All of the 10,000 employees of the
sanitation department will wear the
forest green. Drivers who now wear
brown uniforms will be completely
green clad. The change in uniform
Is the first made In many years.
'
The younger generation, who
drives a car and therefore should
know, Just laid this on my desk :
"There are more streets In Manhat
tan on which traffic may travel
west than those on which it mny
travel east. Almost all the streets
are only one way with traffic mov
ing east on the even-numbered
streets and west on the odd-num-bered.
But most of the streets
where traffic may move two ways
are even-numbered and thus the
west-bound traffic gets the breaks."
New York state has an income
tax which is almost as lanre ns
that Imposed by the federal gov
ernment It includes a 1 per cent
emergency tax, which must be paid
In full. Also, the taxpayer must
fork over one-half the total at the
game time. That's not so good.
But the blanks are still worse, be
ing even more complicated than
those of the government. In desper
ation, this writer appealed to a
pleasant young woman In the state
branch here. She filled It out and
omitted several Important deduc
tions, the error not being discov
ered until entirely too late.
When a young woman employed In
a dressmaking shop on the nine
teenth floor of a Broadway build
ing quit work without turning off
an electric Iron, three fire engines,
two fire patrol trucks, a battalion
chiefs car and a police emergency
squad turned out and such a crowd
collected that all traffic In the vi
cinity of Thirty-seventh street was
blocked. P. S. The firemen ex
tinguished the blaze with no diffi
culty and little damage.
Big Sheep Coming Back
Helena, Mont. Rocky Mountain
sheep, at one time nearly extinct In
Montana, are making a comeback,
Tom Peasley, assistant state fish
and game warden, reported.
47 Birthdays Pass
Minus Smile of Sun
Springfield, Mass. It was rain
ing the day Alme If". Cote was
born In Alpena. Mich.
Since then he never has had
the cheer of sunshine to help
him celebrate a birthday anni
versary. Years ago he moved from
Michigan to Massachusetts, but
the birthday rainstorms per
sisted. It rained this year as he cel
ebrated his forty-seventh birth-
MOTOR ACCIDENTS
TAKE 15,200 LIVES
First Six Months Rolls Up
an Alarming Total.
Hartford, Conn. Approximately
15,200 persons were killed and
more than 300.000 Injured in street
and highway accidents the first six
months of this year, according to
state reports analyzed by the Trav
elers' Insurance company.
Eight thousand of the total of
15,200 deaths have been pedes
trians. Nearly 3,100 persons have
been killed in collisions between
cars. Almost 500 persons have been
killed in the collisions of automo
biles and trains. The percentage of
deaths of pedestrians and persons
involved in collisions between cars
as well as In automobile-train colli
sions have been greater this year
than for the corresponding part of
last year.
Fatal Collisions.
More than 1.500 have been killed
in the collision of automobiles with
fixed objects and nearly 1,500 also
have been killed In non-collision ac
cidents, both of which are less In
percentage than the first six months
of last year.
Deaths from automobile accidents
have been around 2 per cent less
than the casualties for the corre
sponding period of last year, but
it is possible that this decrease will
be more than wiped out by com
plete and revised figures yet to be
reported by all states.
' During the last four years deaths
from automobile accidents have
been 34 per cent greater In the
last half of the year than the first,
and If this should hold true this
year, the total number of casual
ties would approximate 35.G0O. With
more cars being In use than last
year, the number of persons who
will be killed this year is likely to
exceed the present estimate which
will be subject to an Increase be
cause of upward revisions In state
reports In keeping with the trend of
fatalities.
Drunken Drivers.
Available records for the first
half of the year show an increase
of almost 13 per cent in the num
ber of drivers under the Influence
of liquor who were Involved In ac
cidents, as well as an Increase of
10 per cent in the number of pe
destrians under the Influence of
liquor who were Involved In auto
mobile accidents.
Automobile-pedestrian accidents
continue to be extremely serious,
present figures show, as the rec
ords available for the first half of
this year Indicate that about 40
per cent of all personal Injury auto
mobile accidents involved pedes
trians, but the deaths of pedes
trians comprised more than 50 per
cent of all automobile accident fa
talities. Although automobile-train
collisions the first six months of
this year account for half of 1 per
cent of all personal Injury acci
dents, the deaths resulting from
such mishaps were in excess of 3
per cent of the total of 15,200.
Non-collision accidents accounted
for less than 50 per cent of the ac
cidents, but the deaths from them
totaled almost 10 per cent of all
fatalities.
To Whom lawtd on 1935 Tu Boll
Description of Property
Sso. Twp
or Kng,
193
1929
1928
1927
192S 1925
1924 1923
George, T. J. et ux
Card. C. W.
Grim. Mrs. Hugh
Kessler. trances .
Burroughs. D. H.
Blount. Mary Parker ,
Walnole. Etna M.
Walpole, Etha M.
Daggett, w. ii.
Enoch. Clyde
Miller, Obed I.
Corey, Guy Estate
English, y. c. Trustee ...
Monroe, J. L.
Williams. R. F
Walpole. Etha M. .
Walpole. Ella R. Estate .
Miller. Obed I
Walpole, W. R. Estate ...
Scharnhorst. D .
Walpole. Etha M.
Walpole, Ralph G.
Swayze. Frank B.
Lane. B. B.
Swayze, F. B
Walpole. Etha M.
Irrlgon
Irrigon
Irrigon
Irrigon
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Smith, J. A. Trustee .
Grim, Hugh W.
Egbert. J. L
Swayze, F. B
Swayze, F. B
Walpole, Ella R. Estate
Walpole, Ella R. Estate
Walpole, Ella R. Estate
Walpole, Ella R. Estate
Adams. S. W.
MdDaniel. Ethel
Adams, F. N
Hackman, Charles
Hatkman, Charles ..
Prophet, W. P.
Bleakman. E. E. Estate
Pophet, W. P.
Bleakman, E. E. Estate
DeVore, Ben
Gilliam Bisbee
Odell. Emmit
Swift. J. C.
Hendrix, William .
Swift. J. C.
De Vore. B. F
Smith, John C
De Vore, B. F ..
Adams, F. N. ,
Adams, F. N.
Adams, F. N .
DeLashmutt, E. L.
Howell, Maude
Howell, Maude
Brown. Artie Estate .
Howell, Maude ,
Brown, Artie Estate
Brown, Artie Estate
Brown, Artie Estate
Brown. Artie Estate .
Ingram, W, D. Estate .
Ingrum, Mary ,
Prophet & Miller .
Prophet Miller
Cartwright, J. R
Cartwright, J. R
Cartwright, J. R.
Cartwright, J. R.
Morsil Co., The
Cartwright, J. R.
Palahniuk, Stephen J. et ux
Ballinger, Robert S.
Freiwald, Gustav Estate
Butt, Lawrence C.
Barzee, C. W .
Spencer, Samuel R
Latham, C. J.
Deyoe, H. F
Curran, John
Mahoney. T. J.
Gibson, Oness V
Bank. Philomath State
Graves, W. W.
Surplus stock and be sold through
use of a G.-T. Want Ad.
Bank. Philomath State
Barker, John Estate
Barker, John Estate
Logan, Hattie
Hanville, Burrell, et ux, Crouse, Her
bert et ux .-
Macomber, W. H.
Grotkopp, E. C. T
Schuller, W. F
Schuller, W. F
Schuller, W. F
Doherty, Neil
Walker, Samuel
McEntire, Thomas ..
scnuuer, w. '.
Siegmund, Wllda
Siegmund, Wilda
Boy Declared First to
Discover Gold in West
Danville, Calif. George Van Gor
don, ninety-year-old rancher and
horse breeder, arises to say John
Marshall was not the first person
to discover gold In California.
"It was a ten-year-old boy, John
Wlmmer," recalled Van Gordon.
"His father worked for Gen. John
A. Sutter at Coloma. John gave the
nugget he found to his father, who
gave It to John' Marshall, who
gave It to Mrs. Wlmmer, and she
boiled It In the soap kettle. I've
heard the Wimmers tell the story
many times."
Van Gordon perhaps knows. He
came to California in 1846, remem
bers how everyone abondoned his
work and rushed to the gold fields.
He remembers Lola Montez, the
dancer; Joaquin Murletta, most
vengeful and dashing of American
bandits, and the Vigilantes.
Complex Rules Govern
Sale and Use of Oleo
Mobile, Ala. If you have a
boarding house, don't serve oleo
margarin. . But If you do, don't
mix coloring Into It yourself. "To
do so will subject you to a manu
facturer's license if Uncle Sam
finds It out. And such a license
costs $000.
These and other warnings have
been issued by the internal revenue
bureau.
A grocer who sells oleo may give
the coloring for It, but If he shows
the buyer how to mix It, he can be
made to pay the manufacturer's license.
Iowa Pig Has Two Mouths
and Eats Well With Both
Oelweln, Iowa. C. A. Curnmlngs,
farmer living four miles northwest
of here, has a pig he would like to
sell to a museum. The freak pork
er has an oversized head, three
eyes and two perfectly matched
snouts and noses.
The pig can eat with either
mouth, Curnmlngs said. Physically,
It is perfect, except for the super
abundance of noses and snoulH, ac
cording to Its owner.
The Gawtte Timer Printing Ser
vice is complete. Try It
Vermont Loan & Trust Co.
Tibbetts, Violet L. Mock. F. C, &
Louise u .
Younger, W. H.
Barzee, C. W
Wagner, Clyde W. & Joe P. Brown .
Bryant, Frances H.
fringie, Joseph
Round, Tunis D
Bank, First Nat'l Heppner
Eaton, James E.
Luttrell, W. P.
Thompson, Robert A
Bank, First Nat'l Heppner
Rosequist, Victor .
Finley, Claude L. c0 W. B. Finley
aepaneK, m. ei ux
Federal Land Bank of Spokane
Murphy, P. T.
Levin, Harry
Essex, John G . .
Holmberg, Nels .
Farmer, James ...
Caity, Patrick
Beckland, Ernest O. .
Flood, James, Heirs
Schmidt, Charles et ux
Schmidt, Charles H
Amato, Frank
Sepanck, Michael et ux .
Sepanek, Michael et ux .
Conrad, otto
Thompson. Byron M.
Spencer. Arthur W. ...
Bnmifield, Sadie
Nelson, Peter Carl
Treiach, W. H.
Pundt, Bernard, cjo Phipps, F. L. Trus
tee . . ,
Schmidt. Anne E
Pundt, Bernard, cjo Phipps, F. L. Trus
tee Amato, Frank
Pundt, Bernard, co Phipps, F. L. Trus
tee .
Castle Rock Land Ass'n .
Broyles, Sarah A
Castle Rock Land Ass'n
Doherty, Neil .
Castle Rock Land Ass'n .
Castle Rock Land Ass'n
Gordon, Lizzie .
Hoover, Samuel S
Israel, Genevieve
Jenkins, J. D
22, 23. 24 30
5 to 8 Inc 31
9 31
IZ' 13 to 20 Inc. 31
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Hardman. Royses 6
Hardman, Royses 4
Hardman, Royses 66
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Hardman, Fergersons 12
Hardman, Adams 12
Hardman, Adams N 23 ft. of 3
Hardman, Adams 6, 7, 8
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Hardman, Adams 12
Hardman, Adams, E 100 ft, 5
Hardman, Adams 2nd 1 ft 2
Hardman, Adams 2nd 5 4 6
Hardman, Adams 2nd 11 12
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Hardman, Adams 2nd 10, 11, 12
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Hardman Tr. 8 (DR V-53)
Hardman Tr. 9 (DR T-238)
Hardman Tr. 20
(DR 37-162-39-310)
Hardman Tr. 21
(DR 37-162 39-310)
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NENWi4, NW!4NE14, E'A
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Luten, B. B
Kiesel, William C
Mather, The Misses . .......
Storseth, John
Decker, Margaret .
DeYoung. May ...... .
Castle Kock Land Ass'n .
Burneli, L. M.
Doherty, Neil
Farrand, Calvin D. ..
Cummins, Vere ... . ......
Cummins, Solomin C. ....
Rietmann, Victor - . ....
Gorger, George ....
Krause, Franz
Central Trust Co.
Kilkenny, Peter
DeFranq Moore
Porter, A. A
Rupprecht, George .....
Castle Rock Land Ass'n
Castle Rock Land Ass'n .....
Wade, Douglas A. et ux .
Deos, Mrs. L. A. Estate
Broyles, Sarah A ........
Castle Rock Land Ass'n
Schissler, H. H -
Cole, George M. Estate . .
Waggoner, Ople L
Stephens, Wm. S. et ux ....
Lead better, Charles ........ -.
Burleson, David W. Klein Realty
Service - -
Guriey, 8. A. D
Castle Rock Land Ass'n
I-ruter, J. H. et ux ....
Walpole, W. R. Estate
Thomas, Elizabeth S. Ex ..
Bills, J. C .
Brlco, J. T .
Walpole, W. R. co Ira L Berger
Jaeckel, Charles ,
Jaeckel, Ernest . . .
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LANDS OF MOBBOW COUNTY
100 .87 1.06
181 1.14
3.64
2.63 2.30
100 .87 1.08 1.09 1.06 1 05
66 .57 .71 .71
232 2.0 2.49
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2.11 3.26 3.53 3.23
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IN 23 37.24
IN 23 26.96
IN 23 94.08
IN 23 67.08
IN 23 .36
IN 23 22.86
IN 23 24.28
IN 23 105.71
IN 24 27.40
IN 24 17.64
IN 24 19.44
IN 24 21.89
IN 24 160.21
IN 25 22,71
IN 25 80.48
IN 25 28.12
IN 26 19.28
IN 26 34.58
IN 26 16.74
IN 26 6.15
IN 27 129.68
IN 27 108.29
2N 23 15.84
2N 23 3.60
2N 23 13.14
2N 23 .07
2N 24 36.99
2N 24 36.87
2N 24 9.21
2N 24 18.44
2N 24 9.21
2N 24 36.87
2N 24 9.21
2N 24 29.95
2N 24 114.11
2N 24 28.51
2N 24 11.52
2N 24 34.55
2N 24 36.86
2N 24 25.35
2N 24 33.41
2N 25 23.87
2N 25
2N 25 1.56
2N 25 20,64
2N 25 20.64
2N 25 20.64
2N 25 11.70
2N 26 39.07
2N 26 26.05
2N 26 35.82
2N 26 64.72
2N 26 26.05
2N 26 32.56
2N 26 22.95
2N 26 15.49
2N 26 14.28
2N 26 19.64
2N 26 33.93
2N 26 16.78
2N 26 18.92
2N 26 11.42
2N 26 182.78
2N 26 67.11
2N 26 14.28
2N 26 28.66
2N 26 21.44
2N 26 28.89
2N 26 28.66
2N 27 13.02
2N 27 156.28
2N 27 62.10
2N 27 30.26
2N 27 66.32
2N 27 97.39
2N 27 45,70
3N 23 23.36
3N 23 1.47
3N 23 23.30
3N 23 23.29
3N 24 47.26
3N 24 46.98
3N 24
3N 24 22.02
3N 24 1.84
3N 24 11.00
3N 24 31.19
3N 24 3.65
3N 24 .72
3N 24 6.51
3N 24 5.51
3N 24 1.84
3N 24 20.55
3N 24 7.33
3N 24 28.28
3N 26 6.62
3N 26 13.02
3N 26 13.02
3N 26 62.10
3N 26 62.10
8N 26 13.02
3N 27 13.02
3N 27 26.06
3N 27 13.02
3N 27 13.02
3N 27 13.02
4N 23 14.24
4N 23 29.72
4N 23 8.72
4N 23 7.42
4N 23 8.72
4N 24 25.76
4N 24 95.92
4N 24 3.35
4N 24 40.70
4N 24 1.67
4N 24 11.67
4N 24 13.34
4N 24 13 34
4N 24 63.38
4N 24 64.21
4N 24 .42
4N 24 29.46
4N 24
4N 24 8.67
4N 24 6.67
4N 24 16.68
4N 24 8.36
37.43 39.16 43.74
27.11 28.32 31.66
94.53 98.89 110.46 34.87
67.42 70.61 78.77
.35
22.97 24.04 26.86
28.13 30.63 40.60
27.84
21.60 12.80
24.09 25.09 24.77
76.43 87.06 75.50 73.62
26.71 30.42 26.37 25.73
17.92 19.75 21.16 18.90
130.55
109.03
16.64
73.17
61.10
13.39 16.26 15.83 16.68
.09 .11 .11 .10
61.06 63.55
60.86 63.36
15.22 15.83
30.43 31.69 31.30
15.22 40.60
60.85 63.36 62.69 48.14
16.22 16.83
32.00 33.32 32.91
39.61 41.26 40.76 31.39
40.58 16.11
37.41 38.94
23.67 27.88 26.93 38.35
1.79
2.37 . 2.74 3.33
13.92 16.40 16.84 22.56
13.92 16.40 15.84 22.56
13.92 16.40 15.84
11.88 13.68 16.68
36.68 39.95 42.43 38.40
25.14 38.26 47.29 42.80
36.68 39.95 42.43 38.39
15.28 33.28
13.28 14.64 15 68 14.00
18.26 20.14 21.67 19.26
19.26 21.23 22.74 20.31
20.58 22.68 24.30 21.72
15.94 17.54 18.83
169.98 187.39
45.91 60.61 64.23 48.42
13.28 14.63 15.68 14.00
30.87 34.04 36.47 32.56
15.19 17.89 17.28 24.63
18.34 19.97 21.21
146.68 159.73 169.73
48.90
31.63 34.86 37.32
66.71
90.57 99.84
42.60
35.44 41.40 40.08 39.30
2.20 2.68 2.49 2.45
35.32 41.27 39 94 39.17
36.32 41.28 39.93
71.31 77.15 76.64 77.09
70.84 76.61 75.07 76.60
6.99 6.00
1.86 2.00 1.96 2.00
11.06
31.38 33.93 33.24 33.93
3.67 3.9-1 3.98
5.55 5.99 5.86 5.99
6.65 6.99 5.86 6.99
1.86
30.99 83.61 32.86 33.52
11.07 11.97 11.72 11.97
3341 39.36 38.01
9.16 9.97 10.61 9.61;
24.40 26.61 28.30
24.44 26.61 28.30 25.60
73.34
73.34 79.87 84.86 76.79
18.34
18.34 19.97 21.22 19.21
18.34 19.97 21.22 19.21
18.34 19.97 21.22 19.21
16.94 19.80 19.12 18.77
35.32 41.28 39.94 39.16
4.41 5.16 4.99 4.89
4.42
4.41 6.15 4.99 4.89
34.19 36.99 36.27 86.98
84.87 196.61 191.69 196.61
4.41 4.79
47.38 61.23 60.20 51.23
16.49 16.76 16.40 16.75
17.72 19.14
17.72 19.14 18.77 19.18
70.84 76.61 75.07 76.60
.44 .48
26.76 28.94
29.44 81.85 31.19
8.86 9.67 9.39 9.57
8.85 9.57 9.89 9.67
22.14
4.42
51.22
3.94
18.72
1.95
23.64
33.64
36.02
15.68
.11
47.80
31.14
33.88
2.66
19.92
13.32
37.63
41.94
13.68
19.84
21.22
47.32
13.68
31.82
160.52
39.69
2.46
39.54
73.74
73.33
6.75
1.91
32.60
6.74
6.74
32.09
11.46
9.43
25.10
18.83
18.83
18.95
89.54
4.94
4.94
35.39
187.18
49.06
16.02
18.34
73.83
9.17
9.17
2.43
50.18 49.40
3.86 3.80
15.44 16.20
18.37 18.06
57.71
15.88
.10
45.49
33.86 39.86
46.18
51.46
26.33
17.24
26.01
26.75
69.62
17.24
40.10
184.71
25.64
28.57
12.60
30.02
8.68
33.16 26.87
5.86 4.74
11.72 9.49
30.79 17.19
23.10 11.16
23.10
4.61 ,
60.07
16.37 16.62
9.86
9.36 9.61
Total Interest Amount
for all k Penalty Cer. of
Year to 18-31-34 Pelln.
463
6.96
4.89
11.96
9.30
4.56
13.28
3.77
6.09
2.35
4.05
23.07
1.60
41.69
2.29
5.66
1.90
.79
1.22
.36
1.88
1.88
2.65
405
5.33
437
1068
8.31
4.08
II. 86
337
5.44
210
362
19.71
1.34
37.23
2.05
5.06
1.70
.71
1.09
.33
1.68
1.68
2.37
8.92
16.29
3.38
2.06
2.15
4.08
1300
241
12.87
12.32
10.14
28.73
10.90
30.61
1.25
32.39
9.89
308.43
89.45
25.84
23.52
4.93
23.33
2.22
21.24
71.91
6.11
4.21
122.56
7.44
19.72
2.23
8.44
31.65
13.83
4.47
2.44
5.34
2.43
3.73
3.73
6.29
2.11
.34
9.28
III. 97
157.57
114.05
46647
283.78
.71
96.72
123.64
105.71
55.24
17.64
63.74
95.84
160.21
22.71
486.81
137.35
97.01
34.58
16.74
6.15
333.40
278.42
32.48
3.60
105.86
.80
161.60
161.09
40.26
111.86
65.03
365.14
40.26
29.96
114.11
126.74
II. 52
218.71
93.55
25.35
197.06
248 30
1.79
12.66
109.28
89 36
66 80
67.26
39.07
292.96
321.28
64.72
209.83
81.12
22.95
15 49
102.80
98.87
33.93
157.77
156.17
63.73
640.15
393.24
III. 47
234.42
96.43
28.89
28.56
72.54
967.65
101.00
134.07
133.03
287.80
88.20
219.27
13.65
218.64
139.82
422.09
419.43
.48
.63
.62
1.28
.99
.48
1.42
.40
.65
.25
.43
2.36
.16
4.46
.24
.60
.20
.08
.13
.03
.20
.20
.28
1.07
1.95
.40
.24
.25
.46
1.66
.28
1.54
1.47
1.21
3.44
1.30
3.67
.15
2.98
1.17
37.10
1.17
3.10
2.82
.68
2.79
.26
2.54
8.62
.73
.50
14.70
.89
2.26
.26
1.01
3.78
1.65
.53
.29
.64
.29
.44
.44
.76
.25
.04
1.17
13.43
18.90
13.68
65.97
34.05
.08
11.60
14.83
12.68
662
2.11
6.44
1160
19.22
2.72
5841
16.40
1164
4.14
2.10
.73
40.00
33.41
3.89
.43
12.70
.09
1939
1933
4.83
13 41
7.80
4381
4.93
8.59
1369
16.20
1.38
2634
11.22
304
13.17
29.79
.21
1.61
13.11
10.72
801
8.07
4.68
35.15
38.55
7.76
25.17
9.73
2.75
1.85
12.33
11.86
4.06
18.93
18.74
7.64
64.81
47.18
1337
28.13
11.67
3.45
3.42
8.70
116.11
12.12
16.08
15.96
34.53
10.68
26 31
1.63
26 22
16.77
50.65
60.33
1824
3.78
2.30
2.40
466
14.66
2.69
14.41
13.79
11.35
32.17
12.20
34.28
1.40
35.37
11.06
846.53
100.18
28.94
26.24
5.51
26.12
2.48
23.78
80.63
6.84
4.71
137.26
8.33
21.98
2.49
9.45
35.33
16.48
6.00
2.73
6.98
2.72
4.17
4.17
7.04
2.36
.38
10.99
125.40
17647
127.73
622.44
317.83
.79
108.32
138 47
118 39
61.86
19.75
60.18
107.34
179 43
26 43
645.22
163.75
108.65
38 72
1884
688
373.40
311 83
36 37
4.03
118.56
.89
180.99
180.42
4509
125 27
72.83
408.95
45.19
83.54
127.70
141.94
12.90
214.95
104.77
28.39
122.73
278.09
2.00
14.17
122.39
100.08
74.81
76.33
43.75
328.11
369.83
72.48
236 00
90.85
26.70
17.34
115.13
110.73
37.99
176.70
174.91
71.37
604.96
440.42
124.84
262.66
108.00
32.34
31.98
81.24
1.083.76
113.12
160.15
148.99
322.33
98.78
246.58
16.28
244.76
156.69
472.74
469.76
23.60 2.83 26.43
22.02 2.64 24.66
11 67 1.38 12.95
22.06 2.64 24.70
256.19 30.74 286 93
15.21 1.82 17.03
.72 .08 .80
45.24 5.42 50.66
34.64 4.15 88.79
3.70 .44 4.14
183.52 22.02 206.54
86.73 10.40 97.13
139.06 16.44 153.60
55.30 6.63 61.93
92.37 11,08 103.45
190.96 22.91 213.87
125.44 15.05 140.49
366.96 44.03 410.99
31.36 3.76 35.12
13.02 1.56 14.68
104.80 12.57 117.37
144.84 17.38 162.22
13.02 1.56 14.58
133.69 16 04 149.73
107.82 12.93 120.76
224.96 26.99 251.95
32.71 8.42 86 63
11.84 1.42 13.26
28.10 8.37 31.47
205.58 24.56 230.24
950.68 114.06 1,064.64
1255 1.50 14.05
339.86 40.80 880.66
1.67 .20 1.87
126.08 16.20 141.28
60.20 6.02 56.02
106.47 12.77 119.24
425.83 61.09 476.92
64.21 6.60 60.71
1.84 .16 1.60
85.16 10.21 95.86
92.48 11.09 103.67
62.58 7.40 69.98
72.09 8.64 " 80.78
38.82 4.65 43.47
7.77 ,93 8,70
m mm im Nnn