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". y. CENTRaL'S RCFI DTNGS.
Ce0traets TEE fer I've Terminal strnc-
tures 10 cest 1000. 0o8.


tures 10 Cest aa.aoO. 0o0.
The New York Central Railroad 10,
contracts yesterday for the construction
cf two big buildings 20 cover the blocks
between Lexington avenue and Depeu
place, Horty-sixth and Forty eighth
streets. They will he twelve stories high
and will cost about taOOo.OuO. Each
building will cover about sixteen city lots
and will be connected by a series OF
bridges which will he built over Forty
seventh street.
The work OF construction will begin
In about thres weeks. The building on
the block between FOrty-sixth and Forty
seventh streets. Lexington avenue and
Dspew place will be the first 20 20 up.
a. IL has been leased TO several concerns.
including ths New YOrk Furniture Ex-
change from April. ISiI. The north
structures will bs built by james Steward
a Co. from plans by Reed A stern. who
ex4sct to fulfil all the provisions ~ a
contract entered into about n year ago
by the Merchants and MAnufa cturers
Exchange. which leased the building
from the railroad for a long term of years
AZ q total rental Of ts.Oo0oo.
Exchange was organized in 10. Louis last
summer and comprises about three hum
dreri manufacturers scattered throughout
the country. One Of thu features Of the
south building will be a coliseum three
stories high. This will he u--d for trade
oonventions and the exhibitions OF mer.
chAndise and mAchinery. There will
alno be clnbrooms. ofYices and consulta-
ton rooms, all Of which will be on one
floor
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PRESS AGENT NEEDED m TAFT.
~. RusA Tets Adv ertisang FOrum mat
the President shOuId Save Oae-

nDT. mugaN FPtte AN ert1N10k EorulU Nmnt
the President shouId pasSe one.
In an address at a public mesticx Of
the advertising forum In the West Side
Young Mems Christian Association last
nj ght DT. Claiming kudd said that 10
would be To the advantage Of the countrv
and would help the administration Of
President Taft Il the PreSident employed
a prrss agent. DR. Rudd said;
President Taft needs an Efficient.
wide awake pres agent In his speech at
Newark Recently he complained that the
attitude ~ the newspapers Of the country
Wa either one Of open hostility or pat
ronizlng friendship. and he clos~d his
address with the assertion that no w@lbd
return To Washington ana avon the
newspapers.
This ,iecision by Mr.. Taft - unfor-
tunate. for the President needs the sup
port IL the newspapers tai make he adj
nlniStrsatlon a success and help "a all
the peopls N h. keeps IN hts deciara-
ton Ia avoid the newspapers he ~ de-
liberately turning away from the very
force that can most help him.
4 do not mean To say that Mr.. Taft
would b. a more faithful President II he
employed "A preSs agent, bait We would
understand him better II there was an
efficient publicity man with him at the
canital. hruNer NleNolanu uNeu uuueg n
cloud for long time and hls best
qualities Nere n"t appreciated because he
Nas Misunderstood
President Taft doe-not take the public
into hrs confidence 80 fully ~ he should.
IA. years Of service on tho bSnch, where
htS decisions had to he kept inviolate until
handed down. have doubtlrss made him
too sscretiVe. He IN not a judge now
The people ~ the ration. knowing tha-
they are affected by any important move
that he makes. fs-el that they ought to know
no, only what he n doing bat what he
expects to do. Mr.. Taft owes this To him
-elf and tn th4 public. Aud u u just here
that the President would find trained
press agent. tn his advantage.
MIR Taft seems unable to he his own
press agent - Was President Roosevelt.
80 that Il would be the duty Of the pub
hcity plan 20 keep in close touch with the
Chef Executive aud to So that the pubic
was kept informed fully. Ne would meet
the Washington correspondents and give
to them the full confidence of President
Taft. and the correspondents would IN
turn give IL tn the nation. Mr.. Taft
must ILre the press to cultivate public
sentiment. for without this great moral
force behind him he can accomplish no
p.rmanent good. and to achieve this he
must have a prc~s agent
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70 sha, esses snd the Anss we're run 10
TO tho masthead.
Adtutant-0en. Henry vas sakod ~
Rnrding the matear this AFTERNOON and
Immediately hurried 90 the Ezocutiva
DSpartment. whsre he conferred with
Gov, n0Ih>s. II wms aid afanr thu CON
teronce that the 9OvSEmor md dressed
the Adtueant- General 10 establish Q proc
edent IN this cass and 80 10 u thne tho
nAge gero lowered IN honor q the former
United States Senator iRmodinosly. The
nAgB ON state buildlingB at Albany were
then lowered again 20 half stat.
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To TUNNEL UNDER sOsrON.
view Haven Read Hns PsAn % Ceanect
North ami @snth atasieaa.

view Haven Reaa Btns Vsan - Csanect
North and SsHth atatisas.
BosroS. March T-vice-President Tim
othy T. Ryrnes of the New Haven Rail
road told the Legislature to-day that
the New Haven Railroad n willing and
ready IN dig a tunnel between the North
and the south stations IN Boston. IL
10 ready 20 spend Sle.0oO. 600 on the prof.
ect and IL hoping IL will have the Oppor-
tunity
Electrification would be carried along
with the construction work. he said.
and IN three years the tunnel could be
bIilt and by that time n part OF the sub
urban service out OF Boston would be
electrifled.
He made the statement NJ q hearing
on a bill for the construction Of the tunnel
The proposition advanced hy HIM Vas;
II Boston will buy the land for the
street Tire company viii build the tunnel
under that street and will pay the city
a. OOO CO. for the sub-surface night 90
build under Il and will build the street
~ this proposition he estimated Il
would cost the city about $40. On0.O 60 TO
secure the land: IL would cost the New
Haven company - 900 ono for the sub
surface right and o. 900 On Tor the con-
$truction % the road Is. 500. 900 Tor build
ing the tunnel. % 600. ON for the connSctton
Al either end and o., iOO. 600 for the acquire
ment OF additional land at the too ter
minals
n the oity dos not desire 90 provide
the route the company could not anord
TO build the tunnel straight. but would
carry u around by way OF Atlantic avenue
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LAUTERRICH DISAsREExsNTS.
HeNr,nR % Dausaaers' suit Against Taesr
Mother Gees over.

Aotuet NsoHs WV
Mrs Edward LAuterbach. accompanied
by Mrs. v. G lngersOll. MIRO. TrViax No
Pride and several other women. was In
the Supreme Court yesterday morning
20 hear her counsel oppose . motion made
in behalf of her daughters Tor al tnjunc-
ton tn prevent her from using money
from a fund alleged by her husband TO
be subject 60 an oral trust entered into
At tho time Of her marriage In $50.
The plaintiffs. Mrs. Edith McDAVitt
and Miss Florence Lautsrbach. ask tho
Court to appoint q receiver Tor the fund
pending trial OF a suit 10 recover the
money from their mother. Mr.. Lauter-
bach says In an afidAvit that shortly
after their marriage he agreed 70 give
HE wife certain money for hoVsehold
disbursements and that such money
~ was not used was to be put into trust
fund for the use OF himself and his wife
and their children. he says that the
fund h nov large and that his wiie has
extravagAnt habits and is likely 90 dissi-
pate IL. lie says she has been obliged
TO use narcotics for years on account OF
neUrasthenia and insomnia.
Mrs Lauterbach replies that she has
never been addicted tO narcotics and that
she never agreed. either verbally or other
wine N put aside any money for q trust
fund She says shs never heard OF IL
until the complaint IN the case was served
ON her She declares that all money
saved by her was due to economy with
the household funds. She admits that
her husband gave her the house AZ East
Seventy-eighth street but saws he mad
a mortgage OF S3s.OoO on it aud that dur
ing his financial difficulties. brought
on by his speculative ventures sue Was
paving Insurance. mortgages and rent.
and while she was leading a life Of self
denial even looking for ZONE lucrative
employment in her desire to help him
he vas indulging himself in extravaganza
OF all kinds. neglec,ing his family and
giving much of hts time and money tn
ms women friends.
Mrs I.auterbach offers IN opposition
TO the motion affidavits from Drs. lie Roy
Satterlee. Paul Outerbridge. Charles p.
simmons. Alfred DSiedman. George
D'Arce blyething aqd sara Welt. who
saw that she t'oes nJt use narcotics and
il in good physical conditioa.
Justice New burger said ne preferred
not To hear the case hecaslse he knew
all the parties TO the suit very well and
had bern associated with Mr.. LAuterbach
in charitable work Ne said he would
get some other Judge. probably Justice
FtzCierald. to hear the motion and ad-
journed the case until Tomorrow
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Rspplier. said that shs owed her . de6t
of gratitude. because she was such .
good restorsr of msntAl squiilbrtum.
Miss nsPplisr always remembered that
many feminine rsfosm~rA, IN 1A-g pr~ys-
dancs.
There 10 . Providsnos.- cOncladed Miss
Tarbell. but ws are not u. We arc
governed by material laws. and economic
laws. and spiritual lawn. and things VIII
what ws think about H.
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cor~y LsAsss . urn AVemus REESE.

william 2. Corey % che United States
Steel Corporation has leAssd. according 20
q report In raAI estate OiFolss Yesterday. ths
dwelling 20 SIS Fifth avenue. opposite
Central Park. formerly owned BY SIMON
Borg. che bAnnAT. IL N = four stories.
OoCnpyinR q plo9 % by 10 and adtOininR
the southeast corner % 8iEty-aevsnth
agO By Elhsrt n Gary. eAairSAaa - 80
United States etsal C1rpoRn1inn.
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slx Bundrcd serke IN international PAPER
Compamys NAM.

GEANn 'HALEA. March IA general
strike Of ali the employees Of the Palmer
FaIIs plant Of the International Paper
Company. nremen. engineers and car
penssFs excepted. was declared to-day.
Over en- men walked out.
Final action was taken az q meeting OF
the labor unions represented IN the mill
following the discharge last Friday 81 a
back tender.
The strikers say the direct cause OF the
strike 10 the failure Of the company to
grant a promised increase in wages.
Union men state that within twenty-four
hours the Glsns Falls and Fort Edward
mills will also bs affected unless an in
cranae In granted.
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Alternative Wrs, for LindIey v,~,sa.

Supreme Court Justice FitSfserald de-
MED yesterday the application by Lindley
vinton. a stockhoIder Of Gaylord WI.
ahire's south American Gold Company
for q peremptory writ OF mandsmus
directing the company to show its books,
bit granted an alternative writ This
will give the plaintiff an opPort unity 10
try out his right 20 see the books h"for"
jury.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-21

Osis. OsssS snS &lstss ~ UsD Dsu
oelb ..cu eau" par itettg ~ ~ ~
Brtma OeiaditspaSssss sasssa " ~
81 biStontirt.
etsrItna.es&anlsA f.tta: -
el.s1L-4.5lh. -.
Dnnbes ObItsatisnen UsssS ~"
isa nnb purben mts fstgt eusttrt: a.,
Rsr. etaatsn NefunStHa - lu1-lol,
~ seoihrtrte (iS4S) 1l6 :. lloI. ees
yers iiSL osb., 1k re9thrtsse lOlZ-
iOqL. Gsuyons slO1M-1041, psMAxases'
yo.s ~ looI-i0iA.
Ter bieswohentlihe Answeis Der Nem
q1orfer SanIen Iautete ~se foist:
aanubme In Der meierpe. -. .sl0, 29l wy
Nbna6me In ben Iarleben... VI .sO5 ,lOo
3unabme an Speiie ...:. $n,ouo, soo
8unabme an ,,aegal 1ensers".. s94l. 300
xbuahme In ben fepoiiten. -. $2.7lo.OO0
3unabme in Der 2irsulation. -. s4sa,ooo
Der ilebersdub in Der aeierre iiber ote
oefetlidb poraeihriebenen 25 grotenf per
Ispoiiien beISuft fib Jest auf $lT.77o. 3D.
afttsnmarRt. - Ter Narit mar sua'
ksuie wieoer fai. ednIli4 prnlellaomeu' "
od, uoren bic 4retie felt nab 8tngsn nln'
ouf. linton gaeliic uno unttee Sta'eS
etsst spute Reaeins rporen ~ oes au!'
mdrts Be ueounG tonanasbeno. Iie anes
den eineS utIltQeren Gslnmornss Tnsen
piel NIT bo,u BEL, bas bse grtiis fsu pse''sn'
4sAeehenbe 9urfs nu.ssn sen essy Mss
sspin. Baaman Gss ~. xso-Sss -"
MT Snate, tsrtAtst:
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1se6s q 0isessas ss5Iat Eaontas secsember 1910

9wtebeIn. - gelbe $2.00-2.2y yer
psi, unb 66--6s per Bu.
HAtsH.-91.Ss per DBL.
0rHne % bnen. - alabama 41.S0-
Its per 6omper.
2GnbsTrojan,.
RsSnsn. - Rarh tstis. 9rima xss .
ssvfait $s.ls, sefisbts snS bst 0ssb &C.
yNxdts Raps $3.50 per ox.
Seu. --KGsft rubis. 10. xsmst1p
SIS. 80 - 1900, Hs. . b. s 700 1880.
30. 3 30. 9l4.6o - 1900; Ggss, esmii 4tss
xs. $500 - 1000, ~. Z 30. tl3.5o -
400; GIes, ~. Sla.O0-l2.sO. ~.
S1I .0o--Il.SO yss Zen.
AxhIe futtsr IN fteHs. - AIeis &C. 90
-2I 90. MtttItxs arsbe$a3. .oo-a4.O0. bs.
fsiaes S15. -- 5000. ssmii&tss Snttss
81 COR co pr Lsnns IL Built 1xS 81. 90
nstr auf BEN Oeieiis.
1sriAtsssnss.
cerS. - Rar!t fsia. - 1stxSI
rsSes ooc, eegs9tsS S. 90 yr 0aIsns In
Vsrtiex ,sx IA DBL. extra CONNER rsa
SeYsSf SSe yss Uaaous gottor Seeb
Del rskss Bl-s5e. rafNnirtss $500 PER
0sEs.s. xsrysMtiR sac, Setrotsxm. yss.
ieetiss ioe. C6ss. Rsntuas snb sns.asa
sxe Der 04asRs. arops Oaisha lss,
HGykts l3e per Oaneas.
OsI,. Der Hor.. N s.Sis. cAis
Nipsr 90 - S5c, 2itisas uat Afssn
Sls pr Obi. .pon $50 Be.
fate N fssie. yrtma gHs 8 - eye,
b.. GsnxtYy 7Z-7Te Der 3faxs.
Aotfsn.-Aayi rahis, aoxstsssSsay
q. rs. HxS xxS Glad 400, AanavAs
| Sts6lsSIsH 93.7s, Hxs sns Ola6 S1.0c
pss Ionss ebeeltsfsrt RanAlsis CtA6s
iokler Sl.2G, Gwttrsctts $50 per xsRna
aSsslisssss. Gsls lsaa $3.50 per Ionn.
abesIisfsst.
ekmsY stsw. - MARI ftS. Hfss'ss
wer a. .O0-s. 90 Gxf hsn 9sIssis uRb % 90
g. 90 psr On. sem Otsrs Itmsthp $3.50
AS suf bsm Ostsifs ass s4.50-5.oo PEI
Dx. ssw Otsss. DuApsiisn 0oe. GIa4S
| faau,eu a. 10 yeg 0u.
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RsSr, - Der Warst mar fer. 0tStss
SsssxiS 81. lo-i.ss. Otratslts I 3. 75-4.sO
6yyisa SstsxtS J. .tsstiSo. 0ty3iS0tS AIS
-a..5, 1sisrs S3.5)--l.70.
Detisa. S1s OsSsmbsr 9o1s -
Ole. am edgus sie; far Raj 9s5 -
ssXe. am ealat ssHs ;'ar SuIt sah--
s3Lt, ain S4lxs s5H. -,
lse, am e4las 44ste; tas Raj ~.
--As7ze, am etIub 46sle; fur Suls 471
l-l7.e, am Gcalub 47sse.
Asfss. - gar Desemesr e0L-oo1Se.
sm sAlus aoks; iar Rat s3A-S3Ie, sn
Sdlus s33.e; fur Sali $50 = 1885, sH
ehlub 83Xc.
Resess. -as. : 7s-78ks.
0esks. -os.s yastsssshs 60 - 7es.
ests sA Asies Ha!,sssRs 77-Sle.
| aisA AstGsasa. - r.. =. y. 2sAs.
~. l x. u. 2o7c.
1jrotI, % Dss Gsxtass.
aiestsa - Dss esat CT.
Qeipss.. - SiT1c-l7.z6 per OBJ:
car Sauuar Si7.s2Z - l7.ss. am S4inl
SlT.sah; fur gasi l6.3e-- 1880. an
U1.s.,. - sos, ~ 100 Dfass. :
sur Ropenb.r SlO.ls l0.no. %
9AIsi $3.50: fur Seanar $9.s2h =
io.nL. an O4lxb $s.911<; ieS Raj $s.b
% 90. am SAlus $S17x.
4 o1est 1tppenfettsn. - 9eie $o.O
l1a6 Der 100 YtnnA. Giir So
auar $40 = go. - Odhas ss.3e
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9on georg 5offm ann.
GieI, l. 9Ropember.

u te !, l.. JlpUtIItuSi.
Usnn i'm Ssrbit Die aurbauler uno
Strano6aaen an Der SitIeetulte "oldt
oer,odt4 psroen, bunn erOffnst oas
Sotel aOriiaeu feline Saiion; uno
pdbrsro bic bartndtieiten StplmHss
f,rs stpiItxn Sludsburg uno 3oppot
BON Der 2lufitelung peiterer Hstoroe
i'm aaltboben ldnsft abgeIeRn hobeH.
III befaster 9aitbof bis auf be lssis
Shlafitele beieBt.
qb,r id bite ni6t etpd ben Slt@
ZEE gdpeter gu bemiihn; oenn ben
moo man pom born mad binten uno
BON binten mad born ourhblatteril,
oas ootsl aoriisen pirb nun nltt
nit Iamen senaunt, gslhpstge osnn
burca elm Sternhen nnertannt flnoen'
3par lGBt feline 2ass taam ettpas 81
tpiinYh.n iibrie; nit Der Hebristte oel
prdhtiaiten, mod isBt i'm Sdnlud oes
| brpn,enen Serbitlaubes prdhtisen gu'
tsnpuloung eingeihmiest, beberrin'
Is nah Der 5rontfsiis bon itol5sr Hrsr'
I bohe herab Bic 9ldus Der Uessresfpelt'
urbebiuoerten glids bis an bic sipt9'
| lini, oes Sprisonts. 4ber NIT Den
aomfort bapert es; Die nah tommu
| niIttIhen GrunolaBeu sereselte Yer
pfleouna. bic pbenbrein Selb'tbeots
runa porausi.bt. sisbt benz Goumel
,eins RGtbIel auf. uno mas 9aus
orbnuna unb 2osirselegenhett anbe
lanai, 70 tann Der aulturgsihthtls
geibes g.troit bon Der ntsrbobs De
aieIer ariessbafens on nte ,onlanf'
Idben gbbdnse pes peloponnslIlhe
sanaetos perpflan5sn, pbns NIT le'ns
| Gdulpeisbeit bonn altipartnnllhe
abbdrtunssipeal in aonfliit gu ssro
thn.
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QxRey.-yYstfs fetis. Raita!ssss Sat
asaf 6.O0s, yspAssss $50. gnbss S.4ss.
ersruIstsh 3 .2Oe, Gs1isetisnsss ~" S.lcs.
SN ~" l.Sox.06e. settler sytsa ~"
l.sS-I .7Bs, sytsa e" 49, Soc. ssStn4s
yss eslbss 4.3S-4.40a
WsIs tk Assis. Nsv Dstseas
pyss asttls ss-sSs. GsniEtmsai lS-ass
pes oaGsns. Eogohum A-3Se usr 0dnone.
Ne tS.-Rayis sssmsiA fsSAaft aMs estss.
1sxtNsns, Ssrey Asas s-SKs. psans ~
.-Sks, ssSsnSsss sH-AH. Sssss -
Il per pfHnS.
Dstsus
M tier. -- Eahirsae gut vrstis fer.
Nsrsy Gssamssy SsKs. Gsssnssy HsaS s2s.
s.. fessxSs 3os. fsses Dsssv sss. xs. ]
a e. - RasM settle. oSss "a. lsks.
RssbustltAsr l7-l7He, Hsv Ssss I'VE.
OAvsi,sS lsk-30ks at&Sxssss 1915.
usi1 lSs per SsxnS.
eisy.-Hnaebot = aerina greife ieff. =
psims friiAs1 0alnssssss Sse. Nsks Sas
anssss 2ss. isesass zoe PEE Dts. u I'D
nxititlt.
OsiI1ed. - aahisass ant, Nnoe6s
siemlidh rrob. Msrft itesis. Sprtud Glt6s-i
| lae. 4AAxss ioe, Sdhne 81. xrsfeAlnsl
ISks, Gaas Zoe. extsa l8-i4s. O1ais
l-lls per 0fs.
DIN uRb OsmNs.
aspfsI.-Dancy s,sw gsrt ol.S0-S.oo
asn0knlt1e &2.35--2.75 per DBL.
Gitssxsn. - Nssn 'tetIa. Ge1slesnll
q. .5G--5.bO, Nefiind 4t.b0-S.00 PET M
CsaassA - RGSst rahts uRs kstss. :
| Efcrtoa -. 0--4.4J Dss Atke.
/ Neintrcubeu. 6 5tdwhd l0c pc
| Ycnr.Aorb.
grsttsIbeerea-ee.5O-1.So De
Dbl.
/ aastsffeIn. -2oxispi1s u .7&-l.Sl
Teihiaan 81 Tiles. eoftern eAore u ~
i LIS, stnbstnii4s e1.00-2.2S yss 0bl
unb 4K--5oc per gu.
II enbfarfo ffeIn. - 1aHep Jerfe
! q. .u-3.OO, Gahsrn Gtsse 3l.o0 - In
einbetmsiAe 81 .OO-l .25 per Dbl.
II Araut. - Assit fstae etsestnif4s
Is0- oOs yer Dbl. nnb 800 - 800 y
Ten aui sem Oslsils. Gaseg Daniib eD.t
l-l0.0o per Ton.
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9iubpis - Die 3A6 ra1e mar feIHe
yehr arote unb bic 8reiie raren ftett9. -
Gute Gtoders uno Seeeers rpuroen siemlib
pieI eefauft nnb ituo ftetis, sspobnlihe
GtoferS aber iino Iangfam uro '9pad I'M
8reiies
Stpsre Stssre %. .o0-5.75, ertra s5 5.s5--
$40, CAfsnsa. .00-4.5o. sIesfhertisre So 40
-5 40, extra -. .50-5.75. Seifers S2.ho-
4.b0, ey.ra s4.so-4.7s. Sihe S2.0o-4.25.
ertra 81. 4.3s-4.so. Gannsrs 3l.75 --2.75,
etodsrs xRs 1sessrs s2. .T5-6.25.
cullen. - Der Nar.t mar beutc lang
fam uub bic grei's ftetia.
@aasrsx xrs tsttts 81. i.75-3.60. Sslssna
1856 - 4.35. ertra $3.50, fetts N.as
-75.
Mttdthhe. - g'i mdbiesr 3ufuhr
rpar Der Uarit In Der perHoiieuen Node fe't,
Defenders fir Die beifersu eahe.
Grtra S75 0o-S0.oO. quite Bis auserIeiers
$50. 90 -72.5O oroindr. bis quite 5000
47.50 per Sti6.
Ter martt mar beute ftar'
unb bic 8rsiie iiebeH etpas iiber osntr por
lester Wohe.
Oroinar. ars sros. ss.5o-7.75, fair 81
sute lsitts S7.7s-9.25, ertra $3.50.
RiIssr IL BET I, siia,tE ) ttisr-. -
| Hssep 9Ls. yrtms bI ssSsrIsisas 81
81. srstrtrs S-7e.
Q e.-Ter Rarit mar aud hsu'
wiso.r itpaa. Die 8reii: iteheu I'm ss-
roc uuter oeuen pom poriaeu sdmFta'. un
81 10-l.25 unter berer por ,pet g0ohen
um 81 .s5-l.7 inter oenex Dor sret g9o
den. aber nod UNI Sl.4o bober ais Dor srps
Sa1reu.
edwere 6dweire brotten heuts s7.a0
eute bic ssssrfeEess Ssrpa6u-as. Nh,
Hf1F FAerEsrtsn s7.l0-7.2o. semtfAts Rss
ysasnssisrtsn s7.0o-7.l5. srsisars b.
axserIe'sns f4Ssrs fstis Sass $4.75 -
s.75, ertra 800, stass s4.o0 - 500
lstAs HsrfsnstSsrtsr t7.o0-7.l5. fsrts
ssr Ils yfs. rrs wssissr S4.So-7l5.
caste aRb Simmer. lie 1at
iraas mar nidt arob unb bic gret's ttehe
um lS-25t unter nenen pom potiaer Woh'
, SAa's.-ertra &3.75-%.oo. ssts bis asa
s~Isfsss as.a5 - 3sS. srstKars Dis aa'
81 s.oo-3.l Is. Tat.eri iAats3.5o-A.2S. srtr
-, sahrlinss 81. .oO-s.o0. -.
slwwsr. - c.rs $500, sats bt
ssssrIe'sns -. s.25-s.7s. srstsaT' 30 sui
S4.28-5.l5.
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fiir Mat es.s2H-s.oah, am Sdlub $3.50.
SIS Gtss 4. - sSsss hats SstfsK~ psr'
pa9t, eIO.00-10.2O.
Onttsr. -Msrtt tetis. Gsssassp So
8O1<e. DGisy 2S-3Te.
eise. - Rsrk itst!S. Srti&s - -
Sic per CNts1S.
4&fs. - Rsrss fs!ls. Gvsaa 14I-
Ice per 3fx1b.
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ReuD MARI. 10. slop

Fep9srs. 10. 3op.
ssxn Mar beute rubis ~ sos.25-se.s5
nnb &npfer mar fau !; 2sts ~ $500 -
1925, eIeetrslptbie su $l2.87I = 1900
nMh Goitina ia $l2.k0 - l2.75. Dlst uar
ftetta ~ N.l0--4.50 uno 0p tier nomsneu
su $3.50 - E.oS. Giisn NOR itettg. -
10. 1 3saRorp Rsrt6sra ~ Sl5.75-16.2s,
Hs.2 be. ~ Sl5.50-1s.0o. Hs. Soatstrn
xxs Eo. Ssutssrx foft ~ $lS.7S-lS.2s.
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gDu, WelDnsartte.


Tse Na4irase mad Gaslebsn mar leute
seine beionbers arobs. 6elo ift bet rueitem
ntd.t mebr 10 feft ais su anfone Der Node.
bod finb bie 3iHsraten bis jest nod nsbt
hesabesitttmosoen. Bon ben Danten nnr'
ben OdrttpeH ION caa" ~ t--6LS auss
eeIisbeM Mno 0siHdftspapsere wuroen ~
0x btSsentirt. SIN oifenen Worite puroen
DarIeben ION eau" " S-5h& nns aai
Sst " 6kx vIasirt.
AbsAta ssi Nap Nsss
waren fetis unb puroen su gdrt spii0sn
Bonfen perfouft. Die Gountsrrots bstydSi
60s Yrdmis per $1,000.
AeAsa ssi 0ssssa
paren ftetis. - oeuts nnS BE fslSss'
ben laot.runoen ~ bertAten:
2oubon. 8 Taes Sidt $4.8sk yer
e. " 1ass eidt, t4.62Z per q; SartS
8 1ese Ssdt. 5l2h--6lS 6ranes per 500;
20 1aee eidf, Bf7Z $40 SraneS pei
tloO far OeuiiAlanb. fase et4t
0Grf 96he, DO. 90 1ass Stdt, 941e.
Documentary UtuS anf 2onbox Uushss
~ N.6l, onf OIassop ~ $4.6oH m,
aaf Dslfaif " $4.soH psrssuft
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ftebung pedt unb gu neuen 8erfu6en
unb Grfolgen i'm 8rtFfstlopfen, anies
beuqen, alimm3ieben unb mas berglsla
den Retruten3eitpertrsib mehr 1T. gu
WaTer mi. gu Ganoe.