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Arizona republican., 1911-07-23
STRANGELY MISSING GIRL
OF SAN FRANCISCO
Reward Offered for information Con-
corning Miss May IIs.

san Francisco. Cal. July 22.-An
offer of $1,000 for Information leading
the finding of Miss May liz, who
was reported by her family missing
for nearly a week stimulated interest
I'm the search for the young woman
through the Bay cities today Cir
culars bearing description of Miss
Ilg have been sent by detectives to
various coast towns and cities.
The missing girl is described as of
a decided brunette type, 23 years of
age. five feet and six inches tall,
weighing 1876 ponds. When she left
home she wore tightly fitting, navy
blue tailor made dress. high crowned
hat. grayiSh blue straw
She was recently caused some dis
tress in an attempt to remove blcm-
ishes from her face. under treatment
of a beauty doctor and the family
fears that the incident is I'm some
way connected with her disappear
ance.
She left her home last Monday
evening for the Columbia Theater
to secure tickets for family theater
party in honor of visiting relatives.
The police were called into the search.
but the young woman, with less than
s. i'm her possession has completely
vanished.
The girl never reached the theater,
so far as can be learned, and the
father and mother believe that she
either met with foul play or is being
held prisoner against her viii.
Arizona republican., 1911-07-23
.FORDS IN TUCSON
RATTLERs IN PHOENIX
Controversy at East Lake.

While the FOrds are playing ball
with the Brennans in Tucson this
afternoon the Rattlers and Cubs will
continue their old struggle for base
ball supremacy on the grounds at
East Lake. Not inundated in any
way 10y the attention attracted by the
men who play under Whites man
3gcmcnt. the members o the two
local teams are still confident of
their ability to play as good bah as
the Fords. ana the Rattlcrs are prom
using then selves q game with Whites
team next Sunday.
Their share of the proceeds of the
game will be spent by the RattlerG
in buying new uniforms suitable {"
their didnity as claimants of the
championship of the Salt River val
ley amateur baseball clubs. The
Cubs made similar investment scv-
cral months ago. and their playing
has since been So much improved
that Vaughn. the manager, declared
good clothes as essential To- first
class playing as gloves, balls. and
hats
The line up of the two teams fol-
Arizona republican., 1911-07-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
DURING MONTH OF JULY
Report of Single Company Gives
Proof of Continued Activity.

In spite of the excessive heat Of
July. report furnished The Repub-
lican last night from the office of r.
NJ Burroughs indicates in a convinc-
ing way that the local real estate
market has Il vitality which knows
no dull season the year around.
Instead Of si-1mcring down into an
Improbable inactivity during the
summer months the real estate deal
ers have been up and doing. going out
into the highways and byways to
interest investors. and their sldllful
presentation of the value of an in
vestment i'm Salt River valley, and
particularly Phoenix real estate has
resulted in an astonishing numbcf or
transfers.
Among the sales made during the
month to date by r NJ. burroughs
are the following:
A ten acre orange grove sold for
Charles s Kaefcr To a r. Jones.
a new arrival from Iowa. The grove
is located in Orangewood. and will
without doubt prove To be one of the
best Investments the valley has to
offer
a forty acre tract of land
owned by Burroughs. sold To JOS.
Monihan. an old time cattleman who
knows the value of real estate invest
ment i'm the Salt River valley.
block of five lots an north Sec
ond street, sold for Charles. Watta-
wa To Judge Werner.
Two lots i'm the Indianola tract sold
for J. 7. BowIes to Mr.. Hunter of this
city. who will take immediate steps
TO improve his new property.
a ten room cement block house at
Thirteenth avenue and Adams street
owned by Burroughs, sold To Mr.
Durham.
Arizona republican., 1911-07-23

from the running board down an en-
bankm"nt. where he was captured by
other passengers. There were about
sixty persons on the car when Mall
LAX signalled the conductor to get
off. He stood on thc running board
as the car slowed up. and Motorman
Hoyt was heard To- caution him
against getting off while the car was
in motion and telling him To- set
back into his seat
Just as the car stopped, Mallak
pulled out u pistol ana began firing
He aimed the first bullet at the back
of the motornan and then turned
upon the women passengers in the
seats behind him and fired until his
revolver was empty. The police be-
lievc ne was insane.
Arizona republican., 1911-07-23
BUTCHERY COMMITTED
BY INSANE PASSENGER
Tragedy On North Adams, Mass,
Street Car.
Mass,

North Adams. Mass. duly 22.-In
furlated at the request OF motor
man To get back from the running
board and remain in his seat until
the car stopped. Pablo MallIk, a
Syrian, II years old. drew pistol
and fired ten shots into a crowded
electric car on Cheshire street rail-
way. instantly killing the motorman,
George T.. Hoyt, of Pittsfield. and
Miss Martha Il. Eslcr. II years Old.
of Adams; woundins two women.
ard probably fatally and severely in
juring three other women.
AS he fired the last shot, Mallak
was seized by j. j. Money of PITTS
field, who took away his pistol.
Drawing a knife. the Syrian jumped
Arizona republican., 1911-07-23
PUBLIC ROBBERY.

New York, July 23-Three armed
thieves invaded the heart of the tender
loin at the gayest hour tonight, smash
ed Sixth avenue jewelers. window, shot
clerk dead, siezed $1,000 worth OF
diamond rings and escaped in taxi
cab pursued by scores of persons who
witnessed the murder and robbery.
Arizona republican., 1911-07-23
CHAUFFEUR EXCEEDS SPEED

llMIT.-Siuce the city council bought
twin cylinder Indian for HOsmcr,
the motorcycle policeman of the city
force. the reckless drivers have been
gathered in i'm Il manner which will
probably sooner or later result I'm
lowering the number of speed viola
tons. one more arrest was made
Friday evening. the spccdomctcr on
the motorcycle showing A. miles yer
hour when the car was ovcrtakon.
HOsmcr is out for business. and lac
intends to make himself evident all
over the city. and particularly on
Central avenue, where a number of
drivers like tn throw the thrOttles
wide ODen
Arizona republican., 1911-07-23
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Services for Sunday. July 23d: Sun
day school, 9:45 a. m. Morning
worship, IL o'clock. Sermon by Mr.
Clarence Spaulding. Theme, Pa
tience". Evening service will be the
Union Meeting on the City Hall Pla-
"a at 7 O'Clock. Y. T. 5. c. T.. pray
er meeting in this church at p. m.
All are invited to attend these ser
vices. Church at the corner of
Adams street and Third avenue.
Arizona republican., 1911-07-23
SPECIAL SERVICE AT CENTRAL

CHURCH.-Rev. J. NJ Gross, ID. ID.
of Ardmore, oklahoma, will preach
at the Sentral Methodist church Sun
day morning at IL o'clock. DIR. Gross
is one of the leading preachers of the
Oklahoma Conference. 1t will indeed
be great treat to hear this gifted
man,
Arizona republican., 1911-07-23
POSTAL BANK FOR PHOENIX.

Washington. July 22-(SpeciaI)-
\ postal savings bank will b. estab-
lishcd at Phoenix on August 18th
and al Flagstaff OF August 31st
Arizona republican., 1911-07-23
DEATH OF FATHER MATTHIAS.

Father Matthias for the last ten
years q missionary among the In
dams. died yesterday at the Sisters
Hospital after a prolonged Illness. He
was a native of Allegheny. Pa, and
was IS years Of age. He was well
beloved by his Indian charges and
his fellow workers Of which he was
among the most Jealous. The funeral
will take place at the Catholic church
tomorrow morning at nine o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1911-07-23
GENERAL AGENT TAKES VAcA-

TION.-General Agent w. s Gold
worthy of the Santa Fe IS expected
TO reach Phoenix tomorrow after a
brief visit on the coast. His vaca-
ton began last Thursday. and will
not be long enough To do him a great
dtai of good. but he probably plans
to take fishing trip. or go camping
a little later to recuperate from the
close application of the years work
Mr.. Goldsworthy went to Los Angc-
les with Mrs. GoldwoTthy. who will
remain on the coast until the end Of
the hot months.
Arizona republican., 1911-07-23
"sTUMP OF THE woRLD."-That

is a queer name for q variety of
peaches, but the peaches are all right
whether the name is or not. J. M
Hall who has a ranch three and a
half miles from town, yesterday
brought a fine sample of them to the
board of trade
Arizona republican., 1911-07-23
DEATH OF AN AUNT

Griffin received Il telegram yesterday
from r III. Greene who is spending
the summer in Washington. announc-
ing the death of his sister, Mrs.
Frances blanchard, she being also
an aunt of Mr.. Griffin. She died quite
suddenly at her home in Everett
Wash, though she has been an invalid
or the past year.
Arizona republican., 1911-07-23
WILL SERVE DJNNER.-Tha vo

men of the a NJ T. church will serve
dinner Monday from IL a. NJ. TO 8 p.
NJ. All are cordially invited.
Arizona republican., 1911-07-23
MEETING OF THE O

important meeting of the Phoenix
Nest No. 1883 order of Owls will be
held next Tuesday evening in odd
Fellows Hall TO vote on 4 proposed
amendment to the by laws. All
members are urged to be present
Arizona republican., 1911-07-23
SUIT FOR DIvORCE-Sui,

SUIT FOR DIVORCE.-Suit for
divorce was begun in the district
court yesterday by Angelica Romo
against Pete Romo on the ground of
profligacy and failure to support
The parties have been married two
years.
Arizona republican., 1911-07-23
THE WEATHER.
Local Daily Weather Report for
The Arizona Republican.

Forecast for today: CloudinCss
with probable storms.
Data for "a hours ending 500 p. IN.
Arizona republican., 1911-07-23
BOUND FOR CALIFoRNIA.-AIr

and Mrs Louis Mclczer of this city
will leave tonight for Los Angeles.
They will spend a month or more In
the cities and summer resorts Of
southern California. and expect To
find the worst part of the hot weather
over when they return to the SAT-
River Valley.
Arizona republican., 1911-07-23

THE WINkELMAN WIRE-L
Messner. district plant superintendent
of the Western Union with his as
sistant, Mr.. Palmer are in Phoenix
engaged in the construction of the ex-
elusive telegraph line to Winkelman.
1t will be I'm operation in a few days
Arizona republican., 1911-07-23
INTERMENT OF MRS. PAIRICK

Friends are notified that the re-
mains of Mrs. Martha Patrick will
he at Mohn x Driscolls funeral par
lors this afternoon from To 3 and
will be taken to Los Angeles for
Arizona republican., 1911-07-23
LIKES PHOENIX eETTER-Leon

LiNCO rF1OCNiN OK Ch'--l-epil
Jacobs assistant clerk of the board Of
supervisors returned yesterday from
brief visit with his parents and sis
tiers in Los Angeles. His stay was
not long one but long enough to
convince him that he likes Phoenix
better as a residence than he would
like Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1911-07-23
HELD TO THE GRAND JURY

F1CIO W TIE OTNFNTND 0O III U :
Jacob Schrock was held yesterday on
preliminary examination in Justice
JohnstOnes court on the charge Of
coming irregularly Into possession Of
a horse belonging To Frank Asher
several months ago. He had traded
the horse to w 7 Scott for which
the latter had stolen. Scott was held
after an examination last week. y
bad feature Of the case for both of
them was that the brands on both
horses had been changed
Arizona republican., 1911-07-23
|: Of Local Interest
lQ1L3e sspls1ss
GaLot iYssssqpt 1 Ico9s5IIS
e5 5ai,Ikss,
SHORT VAcATIoN.-D.

A SHORT VACATION-D c.
Twedell of the Arizona laundry left
last night or Los Angeles where he
will spend a couple weeks partly
in business and partly in recreation.
A SON.-At the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Ayers, in Germania Place,
a fine baby boy was born on Thurs
day morning Their many friends
extend congratulations and best wish
es.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-23
r3Danss".

sSsmanb b6nisln, ihtpanSeH. heibt
in 9rlfieI r3ipdn3sHA, bas 8eihdtt
T.lbit, BEN ii9 bic geDOlttruHg nit
trpdenem 6umor oas ganSs Sabr htHs
si6t, bic .5nonss4. Der Gremoe. Der
bic Gtabt betpobnt, mug it6 an oi.
Siite estp6bnsn, tuenR er Mat an Der
HaTe berumgefiibrt iperoen min. Staro
ba Dor Sabrsn anf oem 5inssrflur sis
nes StraBenbabnnagsns tin ditsrer
6err, Der an ietnem ganohen i'm
anppflDh als Elm SrdnsoIs ttnHtli4
mar. Die 6abrt sins an ben 9afsns
auldaen porbei. Der Jrembe itelte
cine s5rage nit 8esug dnf nitle 4rbeis
ten. Gin Ginbimiiher fragte: Sinh
Gie ;5ransofe7" - ~Sa. bds fitbi man
bod, nntiporteis Der 1rentoe nit q.
mem itielsnben Bid auf iein anopfs
LODI. - Damn min i'd, Shntn bic Be-
beutung bon .8riiHtlsSeebdfen srtlds
rem linb nun folste cine lanee NIT
pbantdItifhen 3ubten sefpifte Ddrles
aunq, aus Der berrorging, o1B in iusrts
g.n Sabren Briiffsl siHen srObsrtn 6a'
fenDertehr als Sdm6urg haben niiiiie.
nus tg aussuite4en stlte. Der Grans
3oie 1fFnets Mugen unb Shren unn
ftslIte .3piihenfrugeH. Gr mar Elm
Gpfsr Der .sipnnSe" aeiuDrben. Dix
nmiteknren ginbeimiifen ptr5cgtn
f.:... Csfl:.... A-z r.Nwx{ x.sw G<.erhs
bah Dritts teint .oiDan3e1 ft6ren fol-
| len -. Bis Der syremot abesftiegtn mar.
WunhuaI tpirn bic ~siuaH5s4 duf gum
areiFbarsn Sdabern1d. 5isin ~proetiedl
iDle4, ipenn JtmdnD ttipn cine MnSeigs
Iuufaiebs, nonah BEL bem uno bsnl tir
a}apngsi su ntrtnuftH iti. pornnf q
bnnn in siuem fort an Der 6ausfbiir,
Toes Cpfsrs tlinosii bon aauIIuaigtn,
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MmsIdnoiidbe Gabrihten

9as mpberRifirte griisee.
fsrsunbe hes aiten mdleriiden8riaae,
has Ieinen nlittelaltsrli@en ghdratter
bisber in 10 rstnsr ssprrn eeipabrt Bot,
trerben nit 8eoausrn pernebmen, oas
eines feiner fd6niten unb ftimmuness
poLIiten 8iIbsr, Der Iogenannte Spies
selrei, elmer iener eigenortigen aandle,
In beiTen itillen Waifern fih bic ipisz
eiebligen Sdufer tpinerIpiegeln, in 9e=
fabr i'll. perunitdltet gu fperoen. Nian
min ben Spieaelret einengen uno cine
slsttrifde Strabenbabn oariiber hine
meg ober On ibm entlans fiibren. Wer
bic alte Stabt burhFtreift bat, Der
ipiro iid Des fh1nen4nblids erinnern,
ben nan geniebt, fpenn man BON
Tbeotsr segsa ben Dor Cd EIaB gept.
Bd erf6sint liz be. @er!dnesrung ber
sltabemieitraBe ber aanal in elmer
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-23

Sen. - Eearft rnbig. no. / Ebinetbp
$3.50 = 1915. NO. Z bo. si725, no. 3
1880: GIee, aensiIdter so. i $500
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SIC. .50--11 90, 30. q so. 9.50---i0 90 per Ton.
WabIenfatte : III ftetis aIete s22 90
1900, AeiebIine grobe s24.oo- rs 90, DO.
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Se3 .O0--R4 90 per Tonne In Butt uab 81 90
mebr auf BEN Geleiie.
@erfniebsues.
HeTe. - Martt M gtetta. --- qetn6I
robes 10Ic, Geto6tes 102e per BaIlene In
1artiea non 1---4 8bI. Grtra 5onuaer Eefi
9arbDI S5c per GafEpne. Gotten Seeb
Gel robes 52--53c, rafftuirtes 55--56e per
BaIieHe. Terpeutiu 94c. Retroleuru, Ger.
lection 10e, Ebie, aeutudp nfte ssRotaHe
9s<c per GaEEone. GreDR 0dioIiu lSc,
Rnyhta l3c per Ba1one
Gals. - Der Rarft iif rnbiG. Ebtr
Rtuer 60 95c, aRihigaa aRe Atron S4c
per 8bI. BON 280 Bfnnb.
IaIe ift ftetig .-priHa Gttp 7k-72se,
DO. GouHtrp 71s-7As per gfuno.
RpbIeH.-gearst ruhis. gluugbtosbenr
$3.50. Rns nnb Glad 500, aandrpbc
gtadfobIen $3. 30. FlB ttno Sla6 SO
per Tonne ebaeliefert. RnidLoie Stii6
fohlen 81 .25, anthracite $50 per Tonne
abgeiieFers. Gote toftet $500 per 1oHH'
| abgsIiefsrt.
Sdmereien. - Marft fen. Aleefda
men 81 O1--S 90 ouf benz DeIeiie uuo s. 2;
$50 per Bu. pom Stnre. 1tinotbp s3.5t
--4 90 aaf osm Betetie uub $4U-5. .o
per Buibel pCm Gtere. 93udwei5en 9Oe
5Ia@s iaamsn $50 per Bu.
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Ratar. unb Sbieridut in Der
SdweiS.
aarau 10. syebruar.

Sn BEN psipaItigsn Mintei, ben bic
Dilben 9ergfIiiFs oss Snn unS oss
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CABIN I'm aonton 8rnabiinetu biloen
unb auf Der offsneu Seite bebiitet BON
ben nit efpieem Gts uno Shnee ss<
frDnien alpenmaiItperi pes pi3 Guas
ter Balls, 9is Del 8iapel unb nss
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osa. Gieies Don alter menIhli3sn
Rultur nod politdnbig nnberiibrte
piIbe unb romantiIae 6ohthaI, in
btifen tiefen fait unnmEhbringti6sn
fsobrens unS 2Grtenforften Dilo als
Ier grt, ielbft Der aoier unb Der Bar
nod bauien, III, tpis i60n friiber ees
melost, Dor einigsr3eit BON Der fhneis
serilhen RaturIaustommiHioR elmer
Observation-Disclosures Der fhpei3eri>
IfSen 9ereinieung fir 6eimatbihub.
dnaetauft ipproen uHo ipirb nun In
3ufunft aIs trite ihtpeiserifhe 0as
turs nne 9hierreIsrpation ibrsn3 3ped
an srfii[ten babsn. Gein Baum mehr
bari narin ssfGat. tein 9hier msbr
aetooiet tptrben. bic art ptrb In oer
BON alien Seittn BON hobxn gersen
eiRgei6loKensn BiloHis ni9t msbr
erfIingen unb ME mebr fDu bdrin sir1
mDrberiihsr Sdub srt0nsn. 5lord
unb fauna blsibsn bier gebonnt, b.
3. geIhibt Dor iebem unbefustea nH1
pilltiirlideu Gingriff,
Der f6peiSeriifs Raturinub sdbli
sur3eit iiber 1000 Ritsliebtr uno per
fiat iiber Elm aapttal BON nnbesu So 2
900 ssranten. Seine xhGtigteit men.
bett sr bis pahin bduptfdhlih Der
grbaItung erratiider gI0ds, msrt:
riirniasr 91ume uno 1dumgruppen
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terfbiimer, mic pfablbouten. mefuater
uilp., bann pnn WDrdnsn. llebtrrtEsr
| BON Glstfdern ulp. uub defenders
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2uder.--8reife ftettg. Raifinirter Gu
Goat 6.OOe, pomoereb $50, eubes 545e
eraHuIateb 5.2Oc, gcHfeetioners "a" 5.15c
on ~" 4.90--5.l5e, weiber ertra 90
4.75-4.85c, ertrd g" 4.65-4.T roc, orbiaa
rsr aeIber 4.45--4 zoe.
RoIaiies lit ffefis. Rem ErIeans
Open Aettle 34--44c, Centrifugal I5--23e
per GaLIone Sorgbum 33-S7e per BalIone
Refs.--Marit stenilih Iebhafs unD ite
tia. qoaiiinHG, Sanep Seap 6--61@e, prime
411z-51Se. orDinarer 81 4-4ie, Sapan g..
4c per gfune.
1airp BrobuEte.
Butter.-gsarft siemgiuh lebbdft u. ftetia
Tanep greamerp Z9c. ereaHerp ftrits 27l<<e
DO. ieeones 25t9c. faasp 1arlg lie, 1o.
1876 per EfaRb.
Ndie.- RGrft ifetia. Ohio Hat 1876
NpretreiteEGid,er I7--i7 5Se, Aew Dorf IKE
Gdbmeiser i91z-201%c. 2imbarger 1916,
Bird i6e per 9fuuo.
Gier. - gress nieoriger. 4gim6 friih,
niibuereier TIC, iirfts Ice. fscones f3e pc
Ith., lie mad Eualitdt
WefIaasI. ~ Rarst lebhaft anb Feiter
@prina Gbidens Ia - Zoe, SiihHer l3c
Sdhne 81, 1ruthiibner I7e, Guns SC
6ntea i4--l7s, @dnie 7--l0s per 8iaab.
LDr uHo EeMMfes
aepfsf.-famcp Ven Bort s4.50 90
asU0hnlthe o. .25-2.bD per 8tl.
Gttrenen. - Rartt itetig. gaIiforni
S3.6O-4.OO, Daeffina s3.50--a.00 per aiite
Cranaen. - Narft rubig ano ftettg. :
California s2.25-2.75, 6soriea 800 :
2.5O per Rife.
YreibsIbeereH. - sS 100 800 pe
Bbl. unn 81 Oo-2 so per Aifte.
RartoffeIH. - Nihisan $I.65--l .75
Qoui3piIe 81 T5-I .S5, per gbI. NiMi9dl
55--8oe per Bu. pem Gtcre.
SabfaTtoffsIH. Sanep Sersei
500 = 3.25, 2ouispille S2.7b - 800 pc
| g3bi.
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| $I 90 per WbE. pcfn Etore.
ANTE eksIn---0BelbeS2 S2 .75--3. 0perBbl
unn $500 per Ba.
Muben.$l 25-ts50 per 1851.
Ete6rabeM - SI.l5-I.25 per Dbl
| pom GtDre.
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aanbs@rnbntte.
1obnen. HasEt ftetig. prima arai
Erpmfat @.I6, 0efietie nnb bet 0aHe Al
/ piladie slapp TO psS ~.
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Rtnoutt Die 9ufubr mas aertHq,
bic Wahfrase Iebr fEein ans bic Brstfe iR
Mnaemeiuen um I0c Hissriaer. @ssders
uub Seehers waren isstts, cessIsi6sn WlA'
s1bs.
0a.sss etlsv. o. ..s--s.le, .rfra Sis
ss.2s, EAisH Ss.2s-S.0o, Slsif6erfsisrs
"A. .ke--S .6S, sytsa tS.7s - 500, bsifsrs
s3.2S-s.sO srtra 90. .s0--ST5, aike 81 10
500, srtra IS. .Io--s.2s. GsxHsxs "a So
B.7S. Sto6srs mRs essssvs SS.2S--S.50,
eytre $5.o0--s.7B.
SuIfsn.--Tte seae'rass mar nar md tis
unh cse Dreiie fleIeH xM l0c per leo BFgRe.
Tis 8ufubr mar mske. aEs senissne.
@Gesrsass lst Ats 42.Ts--4.2S. 9sissRa
ex.s5-s.o0. srtrs sS.Io--s.2s, tesss Haaeu
o. .6s-S.1s.
R6Iber.-pei gutter RadFrass uab nar
masiser 3rFabr FtssssH bic Rretie um 25t
per 100 9funo.
creisSss xss srsss s4.ss-s.as. fats Die
snis IsiAte s5.ss--9.2S, sytxs $3.50.
gaItss lie sss - RtFAsss etsfsss. --
fsssy %. ysims tts sxkHlsisss 5--sHs,
sxsinkxs STE.
eAnetas. Die 3ufukr mar ots
arotte Der Dohe anb bic BsesN fisGeE nn
G--los per 100 9iuno. Gsgsu S4Gut nitres
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Sapsxe GArsins brsAtsa s7.lb-7.4o
ssts Die sxssrIsisxs Nsrys&xssss snl
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xafxsssIsYtsn s7.Ak-T.s0, ssststSs stt
axsssIsisas fAssrs istts 8sss es.o0-6.40
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% sfs SAB aammss. -- DIE 9ufuei
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anh fssig.
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gsc,ss Welbniartte.
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feline besonbers arobe nHD Oeio mar W Ntes
orsoen ainsraien ~ erlonaens oa ote BGns
TEN aeniasncg 5pnbs au 5ano bds
ben. gspn ben BaHfsH wareen Ddrs
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80 4k--6F psaelrt.
aedisi ami Rep Bssf.
nareu itetie nne wurben tu i0e 9rG,
snie ger $1,000 aspii4ea Baatem pertamft
Dss goHHterrute betrdst 50c Rrdmts per
$1,000.
estmfd snf Gnfssa.
marvH itstig. Ssnte iinh ete fOIsenhsr
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fur Deutfalane Iage @i@t, Rarf S61 &
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auf 8sIfaif sa $4.62 persoaft.
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fafafe
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e76 B6ls. Diiiiaer's f5Inisbeo @ooos aui
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@terltag GrshaHse lift fefter.--
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81 "a Sd .8yL.
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fu3k, Coupons iOss--a03h, Banana
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runeen III ben nuotiraasen DOM GtsHitas
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