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Mr. Gorman, from the Committee on Printing, Submitted the Following Report: [To Accompany Senate Resolution to Print in Paper Covers 2,000 Copies of Senate Report No. 831, Fifty-third Congress, Third Session, on Laws of the United States Relating to Paper Money and Loans, 1,500 for the Committee on Finance and 500 for the Senate Docunment Room; Also 750 Copies in Paper Covers of Senate Report No. 760, Fifty-third Congress, Third Session, Relating to Alcohol in the Arts, 500 for the Committee on Finance and 250 for the Senate Document Room.]

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