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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-08

ChiIdren's Short White Dresses; made of MAIN
sock, either yoke or bishop models; neatly trimmed with
embroidery, tucking and hemStitching; sizes 6 months EEo
to 2 years. In this sale at
Chiidren's Lawn Dresses; in a large assortment; all
effectively trimmed with the newest designs, in laces and en-
b~roidery, beading, ribbon, tucking, hem or feather stitching;
all new models, such as Princess, Russian, low neck and
short sleeves. French guinpe, yoke, bishop or new plated
effects; a select assortment to choose from; sizes 4 &c
6 months to 4 years of age. In this sale at. ....... AsJJ
ChiIdren's Corded Wash Hats with detach- 02o
able crowns, easily Hundred. In this sale ......... GJO
ChiIdren's Corded Wash Hats in white, pink, light
CHECKED Db9e oI i mater glth d Ia tiis sale crowns IT IN PLAIN Or Acc
ChiIdren's White Lawn Tight-Fitting French
Caps; variously tucked and finished with hemSttch- 02o
ed heB sizes u to 10 inches. In this sale at ....... EJC
A select assortment of childrens fine mulls, dotted
swiss and point deSprit caps, in dainty designs, OEo
variously trimmed with lace, etc. In the sale at....
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P. 0. CLERKS BENEFIT BODY.

At the sixth annual meeting Of the
Postoffiee Clerks Mutual Benevolent As
ISOLATION the following officers were elect
ed: President, Owen P. Mahon; vice-presi-
dent, William Beighof; secretary-treasurer.
David Cohen; directors, three years. P.
J. Higgins. H. Laderer. The association
Is in a huorishing condition, having over
81, 900 in its treasury. II has been Ia
existence for six years and has a mem
bership Of sixty-hve,
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DIED.

BARLETAsuddenly, on July 6. 1907, Mary
j., beloved wife of Joseph Barlet (nee
Whitney and HID.
The relatives and friends are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral or
Wednesday. July 10. at 2 D. m, from he
late residence, Boyden avenue, Hilton,
n. J. Interment in Paramount Gene
tery.
DWYER-On July Z. 1907. at her late resi-
dence, No. 3 Osborne street, Mary Fox.
beloved wife of Thomas Dwyer.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
HALPIN-On July 7, 1907, Charles, be-
loved husband of Ann Halpin.
Relatives, friends and members st.
Aloysius's Couneil rs, G. B. L., are kind
~ invited to attend the funeral from his
late residence. 80 Providence street. on
Wednesday, July 10, at s a. M, to st.
Aloyslus's Church, where a Solemn High
Mass of Requiem will be offered for the
repose of his soul. Interment Cemetery
Holy Sepulch1e.
daughter. at Tia a. m. Sunday, July 4
1907. to Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Minthorne,
Of Newark. N. ].
PELL-suddenly on July 8. 1907, at Pas
sale, n. j., Stephen l., son of Laura
e. and the late Stephen Pell, aged s.
years.
Funeral services will be held at the
residence OF his sister, Mrs. Calvin f.
Cook 402 Summer avenue on Tuesday
afternoon, July 9, at 2 o'clock. Relatives
and friends are kindly invited. Inter
mental Rosedale Cemetery.
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oFFIcE on cITY cLERK-

NEWARK N. D. July . lDt-
Report Of interments for the week ending
July 6, 1907: Men. 46; boys. 80; women. 49,
girls. 26. Total. 1913.
ARes-one year and under. A; between ! and
2 years. 4; 2 and 5 years. 4; 3 and 1V years, 1;
10 and 20 years. 8; 20 and 30 years. IL; %
and 40 years. 10; 40 and so years, Is; 50 and g
years. 0; so and 20 years. 8; 70 and so years,
8; so and over. l.
Decentralization. 4; angina pectoris. 1,
a~poplexy or cerebral hemorrhage. 8: asthenia,
/: asthma, 1: bronchitis. 1; Bright's disease,
kidneys. 1; cancer. 4: cancer. liver. I: cancer.
stomach, /; casualties. s; cirrhosis liver. 2;
commissions. 1; diabetes melitus. 2: diphtheria,
eclampsia, 1; emphysema lungs. 1; en-
docarditis. 3: fracture skull. 1; ganerene. l;
heart disease. 2: heart valvular. 2; heart,
fatty degeneration, 1: inanition. 3; intersus-
Heptlon, bowels. 1; ~malformation, /; maras-
mus or ma1nutrition, 6: measles. i; menin.
gifts. acute, 3: meningitis, tubercu1ar. 1;
meningitis, cerebro-spina1. &; murder, 1;
myocarditis, 2; nephritis. 6; oedema lungs. 1;
peritonitis, acute or chronic, 4: phthisis. pull
nnonalis. 8; placenta praevta, 3; pneumonia, g;
pneumonia, broncho. /; premature BIRTH. 4:
eoftening brain, 1; still born, 49,; suicide, 2;
tuherculosis. 3; uraen1fa, 9; acute colitis. /.
Places Of nativity-United States. s2: ireland,
9: ENGLAND. 3; Italy, 4; Sweden. 1: Germany,
II: West indies, 1; Denmark, 1: Canada, 1;
Russia, 8; Austria, 4. Colored, 7.
JAS. F. CONNOLLY. city Clerk.
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WEATHER I%NDICAT1oNs,

NEW YORK. July S.-Local forecast:
Continued warm weather, probably
thunder showers late tonight or Tuesday;
fresh south to southwest winds.
WASHINGTON. July S.-Forecast: New
Jersey-Generally fair tonight and Tues
day.. light to fresh west to southwest
winds.
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LaccS and
H0ndkerchiefS.

Valenciennes and Point de Paris Edges
with insertions to match, 2 TO AZ iaehes
wide, assorted patterns, values to t5c o.
yard. Special, yard. 1900. .....-.. On
Ecru AlIover Embroidered Nets.
Oriental effects, 10 inches wide, 9En
values 800 and SOC. Special, yard. EJG
Odd Lot Torchon Edges and Inser-
tions, values to SC yard. Special, zIn
yard.........-..... 800. ...... JZN
Embroidered Top Collars, with Tab,
4 assorted patterns, value i2hc. Spe- Fc
Women's All Linen Handker- H.
chiefs, !, hin. hens, Special, each.... AN
Odd Lot Slightly Mussed Embroid-
cry Handkerchiefs, Swiss and all linen,
hemstitched and scalloped edges, 111n
value to 25c. Special .........- 1A2S
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Warm Weather Needs.

Peerless Iceland Ice Cream Freezers win freeze
cream in less than 5 minutes, easy to clean, all parts heavily
retinned. Special prices for this sale:
IS. s. 1q5s ii.gSS 44fTfoS Ss.qE5so s. 81, 'G 9.as'S
White Mountain Ice Cream Freezers-Wel and
favorably known to many. Sizes and prices
7qtss; 3qss qto qts
Lawn Plain bearing, s-inch wheel, steel
blades, warranted, IL, "A, 10, Is inch cut choice, = 40
Lawn Mowers = Ball bearing, S-inch wheel, steel
blades, warranted, easy running, IL, IA, 10 IL z 40
inch cut; choice, special ........... 49, ...... 49,
Ice Cream Salt-Large bag, special ......... :. e
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Embroidery.

Robes Of fine white lawn trimmed with
lace and embroidery, regular price 1915.
at SIS.
Wide Swiss Edges, value 2oc, at l4c
Partly made Corset Covers; fine lace
and embroidery trimmed, regular price
$40 and sf.io at I.2o and LOO.
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Window Screen Frames, walnut finish, complete except
wire, regular price 24c, special, set. i. ...........I oc
Screen Wire, II mesh, best quality steel, square foot ~.lHc
Screen Doors, walnut finish, reg. COO to $f.o5, special. zoe
Screen Doors, varnish finish, ST. to 81. 80, special 80. csc
Screen Doors, II stiles, vanished, regular S.. 95 to
S225, special. ....s. los
Please bring screen measurements with you.
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GirdleS and
COrSetS.

Tape Girdles with front hose 2Oo
supporters; sizes t8 to "a, at ...... JIG
Fancy Striped 0irdIes with front
hose supporters; sizes IS to "a, Lzo
ze(
Batiste or Net corsets, also batiste
striped girdleS, well made and neatly fin
ished; all new models, sizes 10 to IT.
70. EeO
p. NJ, c. b., w. B. Corsets, made OF
batiste, finished with lace, beading and rib
bon, new 1907 models, with or with IT,
out hose supporter attachment, at. dJC
Broken Assortment of sizes Of various
well-known brands, all this seasons models,
medium or high bust, all deep hip, with or
without hose supporters, value up 1 m
to $500, at..... ............... Law
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$50 and 11.50
Infants and Children's Slips, Dresses, Etc.

Infants Long Slips of fine cambria, finished with
hemstitched rufAe on neck and sleeves. In this 9Eo
sale @0O
Infants Long Slips of fine nainsook, made 77o
similar to above style. In this sale ............ JIG
Infants Nainsook Slips, with turnover collar and
cuffs edged with fine e m b r oidery. In this LE4
Infants Nainsook Slips, bishop or yoke effects,
neatly made and trimmed with tucking, hemStitch- EEo
ing, lace or embroidery. In this sale at.......... OJC
Infants NaInsook or Lawn Slips in a variety of
pretty baby styles, in all this seasons latest designs, trim
med with dainty lace or embroidery, tucking, hem or hand
stitching. A nice assortment to select from. In this nE1
sale, 6oc and TJC
Chiidren's Short White Dresses of nainsook or
lawns; square or round yokes, also bishop effects variously
trimmed with hem or feather stitching, also tucking; finished
with beading, embroidery and Valenciennes lace; LOo
sizes 6 months to ? years. In this sale ........... W.
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THE F~RATERNITIES

Items for this department should be adj
dressed: "Fraternal Editor" EVENING
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Watch cur ads al DURING
The sale. Big U~ndermvzIln
Sale now on. Prices To-
morrow nights poperl Look
for til
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For Those Who Do So!

Inc Values IN Excellent Wash 6OOdS Depehd1ne TdDTcS GFedUy
Reduced in Price.
Fine Dhmts of the finest domestic make in beautiful assortment of floral designs
m pI p% ynd blue and some lavender figures made I" retail at a' Or ae Our price, 15c
Cotton Eonnnes of fine quality soft and drpy, pretty new floral effects in the
wanted coos They are very serHcabe and extremely dreSy, regular 3c Sp- Of
Novelty Batkte, embroidered effects printed with large rings and dots, all 11c
cobs IN white grounds regular vMue 800. Very special at only, per yard -. 6AG
Applique Swiss, very stylish and drSy, in a full line of odrS small and az
medium sized dots. Sold everywhere at Csc here only per yard 1VS
BahSe Lawns one of the foremost selling summer fabrics sheer, dainty, dpxy and
sasas, s6 d daf, IN ns sa' b ao~ni aa black ss ns AND iy yss 9 Styles 10 'f Pes@ yd ana a0n. 121c
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Clearance Sale of high grades from our regular
stock, so you may be sure about the quality off
every pair.
Gibson Ties, in Patent Colt, Tan, Russian Caif-snd Demi
Calf, Pumps in Coltskin and Russian Calf Oxfords In Wei Kid
and Cotskin, turns and welti; regular $3.50, Special . or
Sale price 49, 6s ~
Women's Colt Gibson, Tan Russian Calf Butchers, Demi
Calf Butchers, Coltskin Oxford Ties and Gibson Ties, Wei Kid
Oxford Ties and Butchers; wets and turns regular So, = zE
Special SAFE price EsOD
Women's Fine Wei Kid Oxford Ties, Tan Kid Gibson Ties,
Tan Kid Turned Low Heel Oxford Ties, VEi Kid Welt Oxford
Ties and Colt Butchers; welts and turns; regular 81 so, Or
Women's Wei Kid Oxford Ties, kid and patent leather tips
and vhi kid low heel turn Oxford straight patent tip; I IN
wells and turns; regular So, Special Sale price ........ 1.UT
Broken lots of Ladies' Oxford Ties and Gibson 4 m
Ties, in all feathers; wehs and turnsI to close out. -. 4sVV
IS pairs Ladies' White Canvas Oxford Ties and Glib 4 ar
son Ties, oak welt soes reg. $500, Special Sale price. 1sEJ
Boys Patent Coltskin Oxford Ties, wide toe last, = Or
sizes " TO 81; regular 81 so, Special Sale price 1890. L.lD
Little Gents Cotskin Oxford Ties, bulldog lastI I IN
regular $500, Special Sale price. .........-.-.... 1.Uy
Girls Patent CotSkin and Vci Kid Oxford Ties, 4 m
welt soles, sizes 81 to II; regular 81. 5os special. -. AsET
Sizes II to 2, regular s. 90, special ......-..-... 100
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Basement Specials

To close out the balance of our Window and Door Screens.
Iardwood finished, in OIL adjustable to any window.
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Total precipitation-None.
Character Of the day-Partly cloudy.
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THE WEATHER IN NEWARK.

Newark, N. j., July 8, 1907.
8 a. m. Z a. m. 12m.
Temperatures. 55 deg. rs deg. So deg.
Barometer........ 29.S6 in. 29.W In. 29.S9 In.
Humidity. ....... ........ 80 p. ct. 81 p. ct.
Wind-Direction at noon, west; velocity,
2 miles.
Precipitation-None.
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IN THE MIDST OF THE SEASON.

W are some of the prices in some of the departments:
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as his, with its widely diversified lines of merchandise and cknng to the Wiay different tastes
t be purchased in immense quantities made up of many designs styles patterns materials or cdv as I'll
each and IL of the wrMs purchasers who or us with their patronage The result is hat twice year
an having made legitimate profit the goods already sh, and knowing that low prices mean qmG
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July Special Sale

actvhy-a place of interest even to the mere sightse, for thousands of
the ases and lining the counters in their eager attempts to take advantage
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-10
JUVENILE COURT
LABOR AGENCY
Admirable Plan Proposed for Fur
nishing Employment to Boys
Who Wish to Work.
BUREAU TO BE ESTABLI SHED.
Many Youngsters Would he Glad To
Engage Themselves Only Had
They the Opportunity.

Guardelle Brown. chief probation Of
ficer of the Juvenile court has an adj
mirable plan in connection with the
court. 1t is the institution of u labor
agency for boys who desire to work
during the summer. The court viii
work out Mr. Browns suggestion and
establish bureau where boys and girls
will be furnished with information re-
garding places where they can secure
employment.
we will furnlsh boys for persons in
this city" said Mr.. Brown this morn
ing. There are number of young
boys that would do excellent work If
they only had the chance and we are
taking this means of caring for them.
Should anybody desire boy in a store.
TO run errands and other odd jobs they
should apply to the Juvenile court. OF
course this Is q new departure for the
court but we have every reason to
believe that we can make it great
move in favor of the boys"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-10
BRIDEGROOM ROBBED.
joel Niblcy Relieved of S240 in the
Ogden Union Depot.

After successfully eludng large party
of friends who gathered at the o. S. L.
depot to speed their parting, Mr.. and Mrs
Joel Nibley, who were married yesterday
at noon. came to grief at the hands Of
pickpockctu IN the Ogden Union depot
yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Nibley received his education at
Stanford university, where favorite d.
version OF marrying couples is to ride
away from all pursuers either by bicycle,
poor automobile. or carriage by steaming
out in tho fastest automobile proeura BILE
Thee. Nystr0m furnished the automobile
yesterday and the bridal party got away
Ior Pennington, while the fond friends
gathered with bags full of rice at the de-
pot and waited IN vain.
The friends were much disappointed for
it seemed that Nibey had made a sue
cesslul escape, and they vowed revenge
on his return from tour OF Europe, in
Guiding the Jamestown exposition en-
route TO New York.
From Ogden, however came hot tee-
graph messages TO MIR. Nibley senior, ap-
pealing for ready cash quick. while Theo.
NystrOm received one asking him to look
in his auto for wallet oontaiug 500.
Hope from this source left the young
groom, however, as the discovery OF his
loss IN the Ogden Union depot was quick
~ followed by the discovery that four
other people We're missing wallets and
tho depot police commenced "A frultless
search TO discover the clever plckpockets
who were operating
Funds were sent from hero last night
| 10 allow the groom and bride to continue
| on their way, and It Is the conclusion OF
| the older fnanclers who heard OF tho loss
| that the young man viii learn what a
| money belt IL. OF an inside pocket lock-
| ed with safety pins, or a divided roll OF
| bills. with enough slowed away in sew
eral positions TO insure against complete
loot al the hands OF light-1ngcTcd gentry.
| The police have continued their search
today without effect.
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AT THE RESORTS

Ncbo Stake ut WRndamere-Tues-
day was Nebo stake day at Wanda
mere, and special train brought in
large delegation early in the morn
ing. The day was spent in games.
informal amusements Of various kinds
and dance IN the evening before
leaving for home at 10 y. IN.
Republican Club at Saltair-The
Young Mems Republican club will
hold its annual summer outing at SAL
tair July %, and tickets are being dis
posed of by the following committee.
which also has general charge OF the
days program: j. j. Greenewall.
Mrs. II. A. King. H, S. Joseph, j. U.
Eldredge, Mrs. ]. U. lldredge. W.
Hanson, Mrs; j. b. Stanford Farley
Jensen. J. Riley, j. A. Ekman, j. A.
Houghton, a. Callister, A. v. Nash. w.
II. Farnsworth Mrs. Joseph Swenson,
Big Cowboy Races----There are over
80 horses entered for the country
races today at Wandamere track,
The big cowboy race, in which riders
from the east side OF Jordan will COM
pete against those of the west side Is
stirring up lot OF interest among
hcrsemen, Each rider Is to have 10
horses. and will change animals every
half milo. There are to be three har-
ness events and half mile dash aside
from the big race.
Al Lagoon--Today the Sixteenth
ward of this city is holding its annual
outing. From Ogden and Salt Lake
special trains of Hollarders have made
the payls cpuntyt resort their destina-
ton. there being a large number OF
people from the northern counties en-.
joying a reunion. Tomorrow the Box
elder county people will come TO La
COON for an outing under the auspices
of the Brigham City fremen, and the
Murray lodges of Woodmen of the
order.
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Unions Guessing as to Where
abouts OF Man Who Called
Recent Strike.
NATIONAL OFFICIALS COMING,
Local Situation Remains Unchanged
While Committee is Checking
Louis Lynn's Books.

The telephone linemen OF the inter-
mountain district are in tangle all
of their own. and it cepters III a
guessing contest as to the whereabouts
Of Louis Lynn, strike leader when the
local unions went out two months ago.
under the charge from the Bell tele-
phone officials that they had done 1t
In violation of thir own pledged word,
and contrary to the provisions OF their
constitution, which provided that no
strike should be called until approved
by the general officers.
At that time Louis Lynn gave out
interviews rejecting on Grand Vice
President sullivan of san Francisco
who withheld his approval of the
strike. until Lynn called 1t anyhow.
Now sullivan is supposed to be com
ing here, although the local officials
declare that they know nothing deiin-
lite in regard to this and the Bell
company officials state that they do
not know whether II is McNulty or
Sullivan who IS coming, McNulty being
the ~rand president of the Internal
tional union with headquarters In
New York while sullivan is vice
president, with jurisdiction extending
over the lntermountain and coast dis
tricts,
MAY REMOVE LYNN.
The local union at salt Lake looks
for Sullivan 10 take action on the
case of Lynn by removing him from
the position OF district president. He
was chosen for this place by an exec
uttve committee consisting of one del
egate from each state i'm this district,
but the constitution allows the grand
vice vice president . to declare position
cessor pending the next election BY
this action 1t is hoped to dispose Of
Lynn's case. unless he shows UP sud
denly from some unexpected quarter
Lynn also held the position OF busl-
ness agent of the Salt Lake local and
the local disposed Of his power in this
connection at the last meeting by de-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-10

REGULAR r. NJ. SALES.
Yankee Con, 200 at S. 100 at 81.
Lower Mammoth. 100 at 2.42h.
May Day. 1000 at 81.
Beck Tunnel, 800 at 2,i2h.
Colorado, 400 at 7b0 100 at si 500 at
92: 100 at "a. 500 at a6; 800 at ~; 500
at 9s: 1000 at 9s; 1000 at 100; 900 at
100. buyer TO-
Iron Blossom, 500 at 1879, seller co.
Mountain Lake. l60O al 72 1000 al II.
Sioux Con-, 500 at 66; 500 at 6S: 800
at 81.
Seven Troughs, 800 at 6s.
Victor Con, 500 at 16.
Wabash, 100 at a.
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LIVELY STREET SCENE.
Man Meets Former Wife and Begins
To Tear Her Hair.

There was lively scene on Main and
First South street shortly before noon to-
day when Dan Campbell and his ex-
wife met suddenly and the former pro-
ceeded to tear the womans hat from
her head. Campbell was arrested for
drunkenness and lodged in the city Jail
Mrs. Campbell said she would file a COM
plant against him this afternoon charg-
ing him with assault and battery.
The couple formerly lived at Bingham
and some time ago Mrs. Campbell secured
a divorce. When Campbell saw the wo-
man this morning he tore her hat off. ac-
COrding to reports received at police head
quarters, and Mrs. Campbell proceeded 10
scratch the man. officer Burton was at
tIactcd by the commotion and placed the
man under arrest Campbell was intoN-
Gated and viii probably have to answer 10
the charges OF drunkenness and assault
and battery.
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OMAHA.

Omaha, July -Cnttle-Receipts. 1000;
market steady. Native steers, i.S5GS.ooi
native COWS and heifefs, S.91Gr6 10: western
steers. S.51qi5. COY Texas steers, s.14a4 30;
500; stockers aud feeders, S.copi.S0 ma
tlves, 8.25GlS, 50. bulls and stays. 3.0o95. 40
Hogs--Hsceipts, 1900; market weak
and cents lower. Heavy, 5.5odd.5S mix
ed, 5.5Gq5 55; light 5S5a5.s 80; piga 6.ag
SIS: bulk, 5,50d6,55.
Sheep-Receipts $3.50; market steady.
Yearlngs, 525m6.lb; wethers, 1896. 65
ewes, 4. 25d5.S5; lambs, 6,00aG a.