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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-14

Spring had come TO Whitby. The banks OF Ike
river wore 4 soft green mist and the fresh young
grass sproued mcrrily along the black wharycs. The
white hcccy clouds chased the deep blue sky
and the rowboats and the little yachts had conc to
their moorings dazzling white with a coat OF
pant The japanese screen again sheltered the high
balcony and the long chair stood in its accustomed
corner Miss Pcnrosc lay among the scarle. cushions
and looked at young Aurora
1T was j long, tircsonic winter dear"
"Ncs, aunt
But at least, child. you had something to look
forward to-
ITS been hard winter" and AURORA idly twisted
her long, red sash you don't know how hate to
write letters. lie asked 20 write him every day
think what nonscnscl Things don't happen every
day, and so | wrote wcck-therc isn't thing
| hear and see and buy that / don't write about
tell him all about the afternoon teas and tennis
parties and balls and theatre partcs-oh. dear me-"
and she sighed in unaffected despair "and when
send off letter fat that have to put on double
postage, he writes back that never anything
Men unrcason1blc!'
Child, do you think that you can make him
happy"
"Ae seems TO think so. or hc wouldn't have asked
OF course he will be happy-hc is so distin-
gushcd
There was pause at all events" said Miss
PenroSc, you arc satisfied" She cazcd at the girl
with quizzical look, which the latter did not under
stand
"Oh. dear, yes! One can't have everything and
Roger is the greatest American poet, you know"
Was 1T his idea TO meet you here"
We'll no. aunt You see. the people at home arc
all so drcadfully unpoctic, and ] thought papa and
mama and Roger would have little to talk about
alone The room was still and peaceful and the
sunlight fell through the plants at the windows, and
ono shaft lay at her feet as she sat reading by the
open fire.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-14

and newspapers
well, to be honest she will make unhappy"
They walked on in silence,
What does a handsome young creature like that
want 10 marry ori" he cried in desperation.
You have asked her; what did she sayf
Did believe her capable OF breaking her word
and my heart? She is so singularIy obtuse! What
shall | do? As gentleman, | cannot break my
word"
you've Just deserted me. Roger and Aurora
poutcd "What you doing III that church,?
Roger turned scarlet his spcctaclcs and old Aurora
drew young Aurora to the couch and patted one
hand and then Roger pattcd tho other, but neither
spoke.
"What is the n1atter?" Aurora cried.
Aurora my darling,' Aunt Aurora began, but her
"Lct me speak" Roger interrupted hastily "I am
to blame" But he did not seem to find words to
begin
white
NO. child, no"
What has happcncd:" and she tried to draw her
hands away, but they both chung to her
Aurora Aurora know you will forgive"
Roger began very uncertainty, Just the door was
opened and long, lank put in his head.
Mrs. Lythgoc, pardon me. but you left your sun
shade in the church. whcrcupon he withdrew
Mrs. Lythgoep she cried, and measured old
Aurora from head to foot; II don't believe itl'
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-14

She looked Up startled and faint blush ercpt
into her checks. you were not expected until to-
night she exclaimed aurora is at a tennis tour
He had grown older, and his beard was graye=
and there weary look in his eyes.
He smiled family as he drew up a chair to the
fire Il am afraid shall be frightful contrast to
those young fellows What in Heavens name, did
she sec in old fellow like me?"
Surely. you know your own WORTH she said
quickly
mo, have lost faith in myself. have come to
the turning point of life There is no future, only
past. show 1T in my work; its been rot this past
year Enough of mel and his face cleared What
have you donc"
"Nothing!' she said impaticptiy II. too, am grow
ing old il seems. The winter was dreary-Iny work
was bad"
To-day is one of your days and he watched
her face; you should be skctching; the orchards
arc full OF applc-bossoms and sunshine. I always
think OF you when / the glory OF springtmc
You have eternal youth in tho touch of your brush" ;"
He paced the floor and finally stopped before her.
You will think me dsloyal; you will despisc me-
he cried, but I must speak All this miserable year
| have been homesick for-think of it,-you'
The sunlight touched her down-bcnt head with
the wavy gray hair. An early bee beat against the
windowpaDe in vain effort to reach yellow prim-
rose She looked up with frank smile 81 am
glad' she said
"No, not so long as you in the encyclopedias
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-14

which favored the atmosphere with doughnuts
81 shall buy the house from the baker If / can"
Miss Penrosc said to Aurora "and mean TO live
here and die here You will inherit it after | am
crematcd-remcmber, | wish TO be cremated and
she paused IN the washing OF her brushes. She had
on long calico paInt-splashcd pnaiorc and there
was tired look in her face On the easel stood
her last work. sunlit spring landscape with apple
trees in glorious blossom and pool rejecting the
spring sly-and there was a touch OF chill in the
splcndor OF the sky.
'You see, it is the youth of the year, she cx-
planned "and youth is always bit cruel
"Plcasc don'tW
"Don't what, child?
"Talk OF dying" and Aurora shivercd.
'"Why not? Ii is The most interesting experience
In lfe-thc only experiment each makes for himself
Sometimes long. for the time I am little tired
of my own body" she said; "it has stood between
nc and happiness
own body-it was beyond her The young Aurora s
body was a particularly agreeable You must
have been a very fascinating woman" she said i
am sure many men have been in love with you,
Not Just with me. child. but with my mind Never.
thccss it's very kind of you, There. run down and
sec IL that the postman.
The balcony was shielded by Japanese screen and
in ono corner stood easy chair. Miss Penrosc
leaned back among the rcd cushions and stared down
the river.
hand"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-12-01
CURE YOUR KIDNEYS.

Do Not EndanEer Lhe When a Williams
burg Citizen Shows You the Cure.
Why will people continue 10 suffer the
agonies Of kidney complaint, backache
urinary disorders. lameness. headaches
langour, why allow themselves 10 be-
cone chronic invahds. when a certain
cure IL offered theml
Doan's Kidney Pills is the remedy 10
use, because it gives 70 the kidneys The
help they need 20 performs their work
If you have any, even one, Of TIE
symptoms of kidney diseases. cure your-
SEX now. before diabetes. dropsv or
Bright's disease sets in. Read this vii
hamsburg testimony:
L. Casey, Main Street, Williams
burg, Va, says: have used DOah' :
Kidney Pills and can say that knew
them 20 be a reliable kidney remedy.
This preparation cured me and l have
not suffered since I am pleased 10 rec
omulsnj Doan's Kidney Pills "
For saleby all dealers. Price so cents
Poster Co, Buffalo, New York
s lie agents for the United. States.
Remcmherlssthe nane-noan's-ane
taE- no othsr
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-12-01
hOldCrOft.

Hoidoroft. Va. Nov. SO.-The
oyster supper and apron party at
BinnS Hall last "Wednesday evening
was very pleasant as well as profit
able AFFAIR, a handsome sum being
realized for the benefit OF the Chapel
NJ K. church.
Under the auspices OF the Y. w.
A. Of the Mt. Pleasant church on
Thanksgiving evening was held a
Pie party IN which old as well as
young took much interest. Pies
were eagerly bought by boys. young
men, ola bachelors and widowers.
A olackDird pie was opened and
caused TO end Of amusement TO
those who received the presents OF
more or less value.
Much activity in the evergr cen
business IS giving considerable work
10 people or this place. The indus
ny grows from year 70 year and Will
only be stopped by scarcity OF the
much sought after holly
Many visitors spent some DAYS
nere last week hunting Game i.
not plentiful. however. as il is much
sought after by local nimrods.
A well known lady who died re-
Gently was reported TO have beer
seen conversing with her HUSBAND
/ recently. This reminds one Of th'
/ good old days when everybody be
heved in supersuuons and the re
turn Of departed spirits.
Hogs are being killed this wee
and our citizens viii have sausage Z
eat as well as grease for biscuits
There is no place just ike Bras
Ankle.
Mr.. A. J. Edwards. one of tn
best known trappers on the Chicks
hominy, has bagged three otter IA
{ season.
Mr.. ]. L. Parsons. the well know
! pile dealer, is quite busy shippil
cargoes this month.
Mrs. Sarah K Willard. OF Ne
. England. is visiting her sister. Mr.
$. K. Mooers. at this place.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-12-01
CASTCRIA
For Infants and Children
TIE Kind You Have AIsays Bought
s' sss's -: :. &eEzZ1Zx
Maynard Shepherd.

Mr.. <. w. Maynard. Jr., son of
Capt. and Mrs. 4. w. Maynard. of
Biglers. and Miss Cassie Shepherd.
Of King and Queen county. were
united in marriage last Thursday in
Baltimore. Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard
are now IN King and Queen v1siun.
the brides relatives. They are ex-
pected home this week.
Mrs. Irwin. Of BigIers. has gone 70
Chicago TO spend the winter. with
her sister.
Mr.. Thomas. owner OF Holly
wood farm" has returned home
from Colon. Panama.
Mrs. J. {. Msynlrd has returned
home from Gloucester. where s.,
spent some time with her parents.
Mr. Bound. brother OF Mrs. Brad
ley. OF Biglers. left yesterday 70
Mardells, Nd. to attend the funsrs
of bis aunt.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-12-01
LightfOOt.

Mr.. L. 7. Hankins was in Rich
mond on business Friday Of last
week.
Mr.. Willie Minor visited friends
in Williamsburg Saturday night.
Mr.. A. !. Levorsen returned 10
GreenSpTing Sunday night. after
spending Saturday and Sunday al
home.
Miss Ida Trosvig returned TO
Grove Sunday evening after spend
ing a few days in Richmond and at
home.
Mr.. X. Levorsen visited Mr.. O.
P. Flatten Sunday.
Mr.. Joe Connaughton went to
RoxbuTy Tuesday morning.
Mr.. r. L. Winbrow went to ORR
ana Tuesday.
Mr.. William Elton. OF near Toano,
visited his parents here Sunday.
Mr.. Oliver Larson. Of Norge, was
n town Tuesday.
Miss Ruth Handsford returned
this morning from a few days visit a
Hampton.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-12-01
COCLAL AND -
= DERSONAL

Mr.. A. L. Squires was in Rich
mond yesterday.
Mrs. 7. II. Geddy was il New
port News Yesterday.
Misses Stella and Minnie McGuni-
nifty Will spend Christmas with Mrs.
Wolfe.
Mr.. Walter McGunninty. oil
Stanton, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs
B T. Wolfe.
Mrs. r. A. McGuinnitv and Mrs
Estenene Zones, who have beer
vi: Ting the formers daughter. Mrs
B. +. Wolfe. have returned &c
Stanton.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-12-01

The December program meeting
OF the K. {. A. viii De held at the
Nicholson School on Tuesday, De
cember 9th. at 4 O'Clock. The fol-
lowing program viii be given:
Chairman, Mrs Graham; Music,
Duet, Misses Ella and Mary Pltman;
The Development % Community
Interest in the Girl. Miss Chapmao;
Value OF the Musical and Art Club
for Girls, Miss Lucy Stubs; How
70 Cultivate a Taste for Good Liter
allure Miss Walden.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-12-01
ShakeSgGaIGal Costume RGCitalS.

The college faculty have. for
some time, been conducting a cor
respondeuce with a view 70 securing
a date with Mr.. Arthur de Breanski.
the celebrated actor who represented
julius Cesar in Ben Grsers troupe
some years ago. when that play was
gwen in Williamsburg. This great
pleasure IS now an assured fact. and
the people Of Williamsburg are TO
have the great pleasure OF seeing
de BreanSki IN costume recital H.
Cameron Hall tomorrow evening.
Dec. 2. Miss Wright. the popular
and accomplished musician of the
Female Institute. will furnish the
music. and the dramatic costume
recitals Of BreanSki are everywhere
and always o. such a high character
that they elicit high praise even
from artists of great cultural develop
ment. The entertainment VAL be
given under the auspices of The
college Y. NJ. {. A.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-12-01
Historic sgIIding Gone i.

BY order OF Williamsburg Lodge
No 9. A + & a. M. the historic
old Masonic Hall on Francis street
has been rszed TO the ground. Not
a brick has been left on top OF an
other. even the chinneys going the
way Of things mus3ble. This build
irg was Landmark and might have
been spared as a monument 10 Ma
sorry IN America.
1t was here in l778 that the first
Grand Lodge in Virginia was organ
led and Il was used for that pur.
pose till 1874 when removed &c
Richmond Not havinC been used
for years As a lodge room. il had
fallen into decay. Il is a pity i
could not have been preserved foi
future generations. 1, was built II
Colonial days. certainly before 177S
and was a relic Of the olden time
The committee In charge OF the de
moliton. which viii be completed
today. was r. w. Gait. w. A. 30
Earth and Galba Walden. No plan
have been made for a new building
but one Is 10 be erected some ds-
on the old site probably. Som,
Think even the old site Will be aban
doned
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-12-01

The Ladies Aid Society Of the
Baptist church Will hold a bazaar
Dui.ey's old stand. Monday. Tues
day and Wednesday. December s.
o. and Z.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-12-01
Heaters, Comforts and Blankets.

We stili have left very good assortment Of Wood,
Coal and OIL Heaters of Comforts Blankets which
desire close out before the is over and are
therefore, Offering these goods at discount of
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-12-01

Sole agents, Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets, Free Sew
ing Machines, OstermOOr Mattresses Milton Bamboo
Novelties and Loths Stoves and Ranges.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-12-01
80 Per Cent.

Loths the best New Perfection Oil Heaters
are also Comforts and Blankets hard
beat-they all guaranteed to give you satisfaction
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-12-01

EERRY NOTICE The public ~ here
by notified that Z have purchased
the landing at Biglers. York c0un-
", known as the Dull Place. Passen-
gers 20 and from Williamsburg are no.
tined that after Iauuary i 1911. / will
maintain Jerry from said landing &C.
Clay Bank. Cappahosic. aud adjacent
points. 4 VIII be prepared 20 haud e
? ssengers and fr light promptly and ,afe
AZ. Also ] Will be prepared T. transport
horses, carr ages. and stock OF all kinds
Phone No. p, Bruton District Line, or
address. Capt. GEO. GAGE. MAgruder.
Va.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-12-01
A. GraxtOn EdmondS

Drawing, Copying & Glue Printing
Equipped with the latest and
best Instruments.
Reference. z. w. Warburton. and
Others have worked for.
222 slH 81, Newport News, Va,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-12-01

E-OR SALE-Fresh Cows a lot Il
1 Cattle and Figs. Apply 60 ii MOI
- QUIN williamsburg. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-12-01
Special Notices.

.OUNO-Ladv's Hand Bag. Owner
may obtain same hy describing
property and paying Tor this notice
Il ". SCHEIE.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-12-01

Toilet observation-disclosures, full
one at the Williamsburg Drug Co.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-12-01

TRUNKS delivered 10 and from the
depot IN any part of city for l SC.
E. ID. SAUNDERS. Phone SO.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-12-01

MO rlCE-I have leased the hunting
~ privileges on my farm near Grove
station 70 A 9 Hsrwo5d and {.
p. Sterns.-D. ID COTTON.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-12-01

TOR SALE-TwO Typewrifers. practi
cally new. at $50 each. Apply TO
las III STONE.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-12-01

TOR RENT--Six room house on SCOT
land street near Henry. Artesian
water iR the kitchen. Apply 10 A
Y. GALE. York Furniture Co #
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Sdnucrc Scidlaloigung.

Inll1puile. NO, -. 9{oD.
&. S. RioeleU aomnliiiariat5.
itcplrO, uu0 lSllllau 0arria, }mci.
ter aodl. beioe Jleger, iiuo pom
1teHit IN ocr &d0ettenanitult iltipeu.
Dirt IuorOen, Oa lie i'm NerOndt ite.
qen, lb Derldmoreu }ll babtlt, 0cn
nulid crndnutcn Cbtrfod ieincr
5te,uug 81 bcrduben, in0em lie bic
Grtranfung 3ublrcIder Haoctten Der
dal1Btcn. Iuourd loatei oes Cber.
fot5 6dbigtc,tcu bernbgciaBt lmo
igme GutldiniHg berbcigeliibrt lutr
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&dhrcH0 01r leBteu Gage erfranf.
ten }oblreldc Maoctteu an Idrm6e.
iduer0en, Udhrluo auoere oerart
natqcnonimen mur0eu. Dab tie ibren
Sm0icn ndlt oblJeQen fonnteH. Die
ioiori cingelcitete lluteriu6ung bat
iowdt crgcbcn, 0ab Der Die aronfheit
puriabeu0e Grrager ocm bel Den
I}a1l5cltcu ueuucu0eten 3uder Beige.
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Glrt cs oag 6arrI5 3um C5erfod
grnnt mcr0e. ipas abcr uidt ge.
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im5irt uuo mar 0a1,r uobt IN Ger
@aa,. 0ru ,3uder catgu 5toli beiu
udi1.n. Der TarinerfrauflmB 0lrur
iodlie.
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IntlauO.
Gorbercitnugeu IN Solltuis Be
arGSHiR.

Gulo, % g}oo.
&crichie0ena Spe}idI3iiqe lungten
in 3aieiata. Der @abuitotion in ser
9tche bon NaSnnia &oIiunn. an. Die
gIboronlngeu iiir oa3 9cardbiB 0e5
@raiCu GoIitoi brohteu Stuoenten
BON NlnAfau iiiiten % 9ubmpugen,
9fad] Der g&riiigung BON Eolitoi lit
iein @rnb inter Scr oArntith9eide"
bereitet: r9ln Der Steac. an Der mir
ais &in0er ell grimes g&ieaenpfCro
bcgrltbeH Iic9 be}iebt lid arf cine
Grinuerun9 ans Scr ain0erjeit opE
Goliioi mo ieinen 9rii0ern 6ie iii.
ter fiu0Itdm ,3crenIonicu Der Gt0e
ein Sdaufclpicro iibcrQoben in Gem
CSldiben, haB nad 0Giien 9eileBung
cine gcra ser CSliidicliQfeit beginner
miir0e. Ger giopetIllt bcidditigte
iih oit nit icincm 9edrd6niG uno bat
Onroui beiiiglidl2 qeuauc 9lnoromH'
gen binterlniicu. monad Die De
er0iQunQ in ciuiohiter ,Sorm. obnc
ole Nlteu DER ortAoooren Stir6e, er'
folgen lollte.
Iula, %. gtop.
Gur3 por SonneWnltcrgang iuur'
oc ser 0ie @cid)e 2eo Iolltois eat'
haltcnoe Earn nod Dem @rab getra'
gen. oa5 sic Samilic lolitoi uno Oie
enaercl 1Srcunoc oc5 &eritorbeneil
mitanoen Sin Gbor lang eiue
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mur0e Ser Sarg hinab aeicnft uno
nit Dem 9luitiiaen Ser G1rube lpurOe
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nah0em oie @ei0tr1acnctn am 5ra6
ongcldd8t W0rcM erbob iid don etn
Gr0biigcl ilbcr Dem cara.
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Ct. Soicpb, 0lo., %. gIoo.
Se3. 3oSco, Der Tarmarbeiter, Ser
unter ser 9cidul9iaunq. Sic ,SanriIic
Sub6ea ermorOet SIT bubcn. I'M @e.
idnan:B lit. bttbeucrt nod INNER
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sic Stinmurug aeacn &asco cine 10
crregtc. Dab man ibn 6cimtih nat
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Ser mur0e er i'm .0rittcnGEaOc" nit
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rcrnontnNn. u6cy fc.nc9Iu2iuQc fonntc
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3eu0niB gegcn i'm Nieucu f6nite.
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Golntp nor IA &ahren crmoroet bat.
te. moiiir cr in Sa5 3ldt6o''s ge.
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abaeprci't mGrc IL ) Cab er an icuem
WorOe unihlilCig mare.
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@enincola, ,Sla., %. 9fo9.

GenincpIa, ,fIa, %. 9too.
9lrgciidta Der &aiiagiere uuO Der
@eiabung wurOe Bel &ua &oint Osr
9feger Bob Qiotthen3 non 40 mas
firten Wannern Dou cincnl @oba5uJ
geriiicn uno nc6en Dem 9abngeleiie
auigebanqt. Gr mar bcifuIOigt por
etljfen N}onatan cincn miittid)cn
9lngriii aui eiue lpcibe 1Srdu aemahi
81 baben.
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SanIas GitBrr Sicbmarft.

NGuiGs Sin. 22 Hobeniher
400 ifbljhc Ser N,arfi mar itdri bis iCc
b1ber Girheimifbe Giicre s4.75-725: fios
litbc siiere, 81 00-6.50; filolidbc 9ithe. $500
4f0: einbcimiihc Miibe uno Settlers. S2 90 +
4 "a. Sto9ere uub Teeocrs S3G0--535; NuIt
len $500 %: Gdl6er St00-s0o; me'i.be
eiiere, 81 00-5.6O; mefilibe aitbe S275-
A75. .,,,-.,. 49, -.
,oc rie6riofr. Dur6fhniisDeriduie S70n r
70. ifrere ST OO--7 i5 Fadcrs n1o 4ui'
beys S7 0o-T.10: leidte sb aO-710
zhaie Zsr U1ri mar tart. onmmel g
a 15. qdmutcr. stt0-6 o.: aeiiiiicric &io'
nor nm Jdbriinae. So 00-4 80. GeiHiioJte ]. ~
Nhe gmes. S2I5-3dQ
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Smnhnrr glichninrsi.

8Wdhd p Nohtnihfr
3Uiuhr. 1900. Ser Minrfi lpnr bfidioia bis
ftGricr GinGemiihe Sfterc $lnO--G7 10; Gibe
mn Settlers, S3.O0-53Q, meiilide 5fierc.
.S4.5O-5.75; Icras+ Stierr. S3.25--h. 20 (:
Mnn0es0iihe unn0ci'ere So 2sO-4 .5G Gamers
s.. 1870; ziod,rs uno Tee0crs $500
SO OO-525: Wdlbcr, S325-725; 9'uncH.
Giaos. etc S3.0O-l.5o
Shueine 3uiuBr 900 Ser marit mar
20-25c ric0rilCr Sthmcre S6.10-Gg0; qe'
lei, sG50-7 90; Notwithstanding $675-
ego
z hofe 2uinhr re GOO Ter 1gnrft mar he.
o IAszss ~ - 2 vAsdssse p Ae1sese AAsttiS =.
Q1utuer s. 25-l.1J
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Grplniinn nnn 1cnsrabrnnit.

Glcpclauo, &, - 9top.
Cine Grploiion IN oem Il0baIla'
sen uou aod) & @eute iegte 0a5 Sc
bauoc tteilpeilc N lriinlmar Glne
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