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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-31
CAMBRIDGE.

Mr.. and Mrs c. w. Labounty return
ed Monday night after n weeks vacation
spent in Huntington and Montpelier.
Miss Carrie Chaplin spent sunday at
rankin Pond, the guest OF Mr. ana
Mrs Linus LeaVens-Mrs. W. ~ PerleN
and daughter, Margaret, returned Mon
day evening from two weeks stay at
Riverside Camp-Mr. and Mrs MYron
Young returned from their Wedding tour
Monday. and will soon begin housekccp-
ing In the tenement vacated by Mr.. Ray
monds.-R. 6. Reynolds was a visitor
in st. Adams Saturday and Sunday-Nliss
Nellie Smith returned Monday evening
from It several days stay at riverside
Camp. and Mrs carlton Robbins of
New Hampshire arc at the home OF their
brother, ~ W. Rohblns.-Mrs. S. f.
Brush and son, Warner, of Boston are
at tho home of MIR. and Mrs. O. A,
Shcrman.-Mr and Mrs. II. l. Goodsell
of burlington were at II. n. Gray's Sun
day.-'Mr. and Mrs. II. |. Goodsell of
Fairfax were in town Saturday.-Mi
May Curtis returned from Burlington
Saturday night where she has been visit
ing Mrs Frank Mcclure.
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JOHNSON.

At the Congregational parsonage Aug
u~t %. Martin y Dodge and Miss Beu-
lah Hapgood. both Of Cambridge, were
united III marriage By the Rev. j. Is.
Fuller.
Mrs. Anna Tulipcr Han has resumed
work in Icalss ohice.-Mrs. William llebb
and Mrs jacques Of Jeffersonville visited
relatives here Saturday. --Roxie CristE
fell from hammock and injured her
face badly-Mrs w +. Tracy left Tues
day for her former home in Malone, n.
S-The Hon and Mrs. G. II. Stearns
reformed Friday from their trip to New
foundllud.-iiorhcrt Pennock from MARI
boro. n. H.. is visiting his parents-W'
+. Barrows is improving his residence by
putting on a galvanized roof.-Darlin9
Sunderland of liGhgate visited Arthur
PIKE Sunday.-Ahc Nolan was at home
from Montpelier Sunday.-Mrs, George
w. Smith is seriously ll.-Joseph Jacobs
is able to sit up a lttle.-F. +. Davis is
suffering from appendicitis
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HYDE PARK.

Mrs. Louisa NJ, Hill aged 50 years died
Monday noon of old age. She had been
in failing health a long time. She Is sur
Vved by two sons, Franklin +. of this
place and James Nj. of Morse's Line.
Mrs. Hin was born In Enosburg. but
lived here nearly all her life. She was an
earnest Christian wo,nan and a lifelong
member of the Methodist Church. The
funeral was held Wednesday after
noon from her late home, with burial
here.-W ID, Strong's family returned
from two weeks outing at Lake Elmore
Monday. Mrs Bessie Thornburgh and
daughter from Waltham, Mass. are Wis
ting relatives here.-Frank Keller uf ST,
Johnsbury Is in town for a few days
Miss Doris DEMO wal a vlsis9r In Bur
Iington Friday.--A son was born to
Mr., and Mrs, Clarence Styles Saturday
In hotly contested bah game here Sat
urday Hyde Parl; defeated Hardwic.a .
to Miss Norma Nugent of Windham
MA-, 4. visiting relatives In town.-Pau
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C2ATIT IND p~CDUCI.

Now No-H, Aug. 20.
FlrGG-5lcady. Receipts 2oo1 ship.
EA1-Spot easy. Futurcs-Market
was easer under quiet liquidation and
favorable crop advices from Canada
lower receipts abroad ana because Of
disappointing cash and export demand,
closing l2H'sc net lower. sept. closed
% I-lGc; Dec. closed $3.50; iuup.pts, 400:
shipments. 2iW5.
CpRN-Spot barely steady. Futures
Market was without transactions Export
sales amounted to Is loads Receipts.
5000
oATS-Spot hrm receipts, $3.50.
| PORK steady
LARD Steady.
RAW tGAR-Strong; centrifugal %
| test @.25',o.2G; Muscovado 50 test 81. 75d
1886 molasses sugar $A5DdAG Refined
strong
COFFEF.-The market for coffee f,.
lures opened steady at IN advance of two
points on October, but generally un-
changed to ono point lower under scatter
ing liquidation Trading was much Icss
active than recently ana tine market
showed comparatively little change after
the opening with the near months steady
in sympathy with a firm, spot situation,
while late months showed q tendency 10
sa@ under scattering liquidation. Tho
close was steady. net two points higher
to points lower. Sllc. a475o bags Aug
and Sept SEE; oct. Silt; Nov ;.I.56;
Dec. $l150; jan $ll5e. Feb. ,lH3. March
April, May, Juno and July 5u...
Spot coffee steady, Rio, 80. T. 1890,
Santos, 40. 4, l4isc, mid coffee duII
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,JTFFERSONVILLE.

Miss Ryrl Powell is spending a week in
Morrlsvllle with Miss GWendolin Smith
VI. y. lodge returned from Rochester,
y y. Saturday.-Mrs James Williams
of Walla Walla, Washington, who has
spent several months in this vicinity
started on her homeward journey Mon
day, taking her little grandson, Clyde
Observation-Disclosures Raymore and a party
from Pheasant Valley went on Mt
Mansfield sunday. Coleman has
sold ana given possession Of his farm to
Mir Smith of Underhill- Martin \. Dodge,
second. and bride who went to Boston
for wedding trip, are soon expected
home. Mir and Z. Fitzgerald are visiting
relatives in Nov Humpshire.-H. A.
Avery. and Mr. and Mrs. NJ a. Avery
and nephew, Clifton Bailey. of NewburT.
who We're guests for several days of Mir.
and Mrs. Henry Hawley returned home
Monday.
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MORRISVTLLE.

T. w. Web9ter fas purchased OF Ernest
Tinker the Lyman Clark farm in stowe.
The Wesleyan quartette gave fine con-
cert at the Universalist Church Friday
eVening'-E, S. Robinson resumed his
duties on mail route No. Saturday after
enjoying his annual vacation.-Miss Flora
wilkins who has visited friends here for
three weeks, returned to richmond satui-
day'-Mlss Nellie clark returned to Bur
lngton saturday after passing several
days with friends here. Her father, VI,
H. ozark went TO Wolcott saturday to
visit his former friends expecting to re-
turn here the first OF the week-Frank
sheldon OF New York former Morris
vile boy who has visited relatives and
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GRAND ISLE.

w. V. Farr was in camp with his fam
lily at Ladd's Landing over Sunday
Mrs. John Watkins is improvin Ct Charles
Holmes and Sidney Tobias were in Bur
lington Saturday Some fine strings of
FISH were caught near the bridge the first
Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. z. Samson entertain
ed the Ladies' Aid with an ice cream
social Thursday evening, August &c
The Pomona Grange Of Grand Isle county
will meet at Alburg Center Friday, Sep
TENDER ]. opening at 10 a. m. There Is to
be an election Of officers and a literary
program. -Rouses Point challenged Grand
Isle county TO base ball game last
Thursday. resulting in 10 to victory
for Grand Isle county.-Airs Maud Hurl-
burt of Lowell Mass, visited in Grand
Isle SundaN.-Grand Isle and Milton play
ed base bah last Friday. score to in
favor OF Grand Tsle.-Miss Mildred Hub
bell ana Miss Angelina Tebcau made a
trip to Ausablo Chasm Saturday .--Theo-
dore Beach of Barre is visiting relatives
in town. Herbert Russell of Worcester.
Mass. is visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Il. Russell.-Mr and Mrs CHARLES
Brush of Fairfax visited at Z. ufford $
Friday.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
SOUTH HERO.

The Goth annual convention of the Grand
Isle County sunday School association
was held in South Hero Wednesday.
August %. The afternoon session was
given up largely to business and to sec
tional conferences upon four depart
nents of Sunday school work AT the
evening session the Rev e. A. Mason.
vice-president of the State association,
gave an address on THE Relation of In
ternational and State Organizations to
the Local school, and the Rev. William
Swartz, D. D., secretary of the New
York Sabbath committee, spoke on The
sabbath Day. and the Sabbath School"
The Rev. II. A. Durfee. d. D., represented
the state association. He spoke informal
ly, several times directing the thought of
the convention. Both sessions of the
convention were very we'll attended. Nu
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F. D. ABER.NETHY
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.

CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
Chicago, Aug, 30.
RYE--No. ., SQS6c.
BARLEY-7oca$1 y.
TIMOTHY-Sl2 5olil45O.
CLONER-sl3, Oo4l9N
WHIEAT-Sept. SSNedpA.c; Dec 93lsdS.c:
May 9aladtsc.
CORN-Sept 6r2c; Dec, 6ci .@asc; May
6+A.c
OATs-scpt, 42',aasc; Dec. i6alsc; May
sc.
PORK--Sept. s15.75; Jan. $3.50
LARD-Sept. ss25d997i2, Oct. 81 HrT
921a; Jan. Ss.0212.
RlRS-sept &.a2l2; Oct. $50, daU,
s. 31lpaS,3o,
FLOUR-Steady.
RYF,-No ?, SoGS6c.
BARLEY-Feed or mixing 1885, tan
to choice mating, sl.l5dl.2e.
FLANSEDD-No, ! northwestern q ~
TIMOTHY SEED-sl2 5bd1450
CLOVER S3oodlo.0O
MESS PORN--(per bblD $l6I-ie4lG1.
LARD-per 100 lbsD S99o00c-le.
SHORT RlBS--Sldes Oooscl Ssh I
Ss7ia,
sIDES-short clear (boxed) 50 12lEh925
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WATERVILLE.

A. l.. Laraway and II 3. Hill were in
Burlington Thursday MIR. and Mrs. Guy
Killings are spending the week with
friends in Salisbluy.--J. 3. Miller is
teaching at Wolcott this fail.-Mr and
Mrs Z. NJ. Thomas OF Cambridge were
In town Sunday.--The Rev George Storey
of South Burlington is in town for q
few days.-Clarence and Miss May Car
taw are spending few weeks with their
grandmother at Swanton.-Mrs. Frank
Norris of Bakersfield visited her parents,
MIR, and Mrs. Frank Chase, last week
Mrs. George Monte!th Of Brushton. n.
Y. and DIT. and Mrs. Nathan Smile OF
Philadelphia Pa. visited their brother
and sister, Levi, and Miss Lucia Smile.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from pnge 3D.

Elizabeth Upman and Miss Anna BettcrS
returned Monday from two weeks spent
MT the Sheldon camp ground.-Mr ana
Mrs Ernest Manner returned to thelr
home in Warrenburg, y. Y. Monday
by automobile. Mrs. Henry Miller and
daughter, Dorothy Wade, returned Satur-
day from Jericho. Willie Manager is at
home from St Adams for a few days
accompanied by George Patterson. MIR
and Mrs. George Tatro of Farmham, p
O., are visiting MIR. Tatro's mother, Mrs
j. La Fountain.
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Le'oo and son, FarolG, ii h"om'nster.
N"ss, arc IN town.-i..rl +. b'yce or
elton, Mass, is in town.-Mr and Ms
IL. f. Rogers of Berwick, Loui, @na, are
at The Elms.-Miss Parker OF J'ardwick
was the guest of Mrs e. G. Page Satur-
daY.-Thcmas Moore has sod his Whit
comb farm and stock TO Edward Styles
The ci lection of the new Jail and jail house
is well under waY.--Misses heIa ana h'ol
Collins of Burlington were in town Satur-
11V
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Corro~ SPOT AND FUTURES.

New York, Aug So-Cotton SPOT CLOSED
oJc lower. 40 points lower; middlng up
lands 200; 40 gulf l2.26; sales iol bales
Futures closed steady. Aus Mo; Sept
If &c. oct. 1l29; Nov, 1l21; Dec 1875, Jan
11.@. March Ma; May ne, July ll5S.
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After is wears Of teaching in the Rut,
land public schools Miss inez NJ, Taylor
has rendered her RESIGNATION to accept q
position in the Pittsneld, Mass, schools
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saturday
Nearly 100 attended tn, county Sunday |
school convention held at the Congrcga- |
tional Church in Morrisvilc Thursday
fhe meeting was under the direction OF
state secretary. the Rev II. A. Durfcc of |
BurliNgton The convention was called |
to order at 1920, the address of welcome
being given by the Rev w. r. Best of
the Methodist Church. state Treasurer
II. A. SlaYton of Morrisvile gave an adj
dress upon the subject of Ideal Rela.
lions of state and County Work" In the
afternoon greetings from the State pros-
dent. +. :. rcasc of Darlington. followed
the devotional exercise and this was fol-
lowed by reports from the different de-
partmonts of the Lamoille County assoc
citation An interesting feature was an
address ny the Rev Dr. knight Of Hart
ford, Conn. Who is spending the summer
at Greensboro. Or. Itulght spoke upon
the subject Of An rncxcellcd Opportu-
nifty or importance of the Work of a
SUNDAY School Teacher"
The Rev. w. Z. Baker of the Congrc ga
tional Church resumed his work SUNDAY
morning after having enjoyed a vacation
of four weeks Mrs. H. $ Haskins re-
turned saturday evening from Wakefield,
Mass. where she has visited her daugh-
ters. Mrs Z. j. Wright and Miss Ger
trudc Hasldus-Thc Rev V. NJ. Hardy
supplied the pulpit at the CONGREGATIONAL
Church SUNDAY MI and Mrs w NJ
Tillotson AMI daughter Marion, of ST.
Jo.nsbury were guests over Sunday of
Mrs. TnlotsonS mother. Mrs Helen
Townc.- Miss Catherine cato Of Hard
|
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NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
CONDITION UNCHANGED

Rutland, Aug, S0-The condition of ex
Gov. Fletcher d, Proctor remains prac
tically unchanged, No change for tn,
worse has been noted,
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When tie coot-question oppresses your
home folks. ana you-Advertissl
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+. =. ABEl&NETI14
Successor to
f. w. ALLEN g CO.

Advance Showing Of New Woolens.
Young women going away to school and others who
must make early preparations for the Fall Season
will find it greatly to their ADVANTAGE visit
Dress Goods Department and to rely upon it for
their every dress goods need.
To-day we have ready and on exhibition
something like $50 pieces Of new Suitines of both
foreign and American manufacture, broadly repre-
sentng the season most fashionable new effects.
Serge Suitings.
Navy Blue Storm Serge, AZ inches wide
Priced IS per yard
Navy Blue Storm Serge. SO inches wide
Priced sloo per yard
Navy Blue Storm Serge, 81 inches wide.
s125 $3.50 per yard
Navy Blue Storm Serge 81 inches wide sponeed and runk
SIPS per yard
Navy Blue French Serge. 50 inches wide
Priced S138 per yard
Navy Blue French SERGE 50 inches wide
Priced $500. 50 50 per yard
Navy Blue Serge for coats Sc inches wide
| Priced $1eO per yard
Navy Blue Serge for coats 81 inches wide
Priced $500 per yard
Navy Blue Cravenee 50 inches wide
Priced So 90 per yard
Dark Red Serge, sponged and shrunk 50 inches wide.
Priced S125 per yard
Dark Red herring bone stripe, 50 inches wide.
Priced at $3.50 per yard
Dark Brown Serge so inches wide
Priced SIZE per yard
Brown, navy and dark green serge 81 inches wide
Priced $50 per yard
\ Gray, blue. brown cheviot serse 81 inches wide
| Priced s138 per yard
Vgoureux Serge gray green and wistaria, AZ nhs wide
/ Priced ST 90 per yard
| Novelty Suitines
! Gray and tan stripe effects Sc inches wide.
! Priced So 90 per yard
Black and white and gray effects also Scotch
1 brown and green tones, 81 inches wide.
| Priced SIC per yard
4 Priced 81 rs per yard
Two brown and gray check effects 81 inches wide.
y Priced $3.50 per yard
Herrnebone stripe brown mixed effects blue nl black
\ brown and black purple and black and black, IS
4 inches wide - ........ Priced 81 e5 per yard
Franaano shadow stripe effect Very desirable for shirt
II suits and dresses Color navy. old blue. red, dark
N green, brown, wistaria gray A. inches vide
Il Priced LOO per yard
Monitor serge stripe effect with hairlne of WHITE Coors
n blue brown and black AZ inches wide.
Diagonal Serge, mixed effect in green, brown and wstaria
II tones, 48 inches wide Priced So. so per yard
She herd Checks
/ Black and white blue and white AZ inches wide
II Priced ST 90 per yard
Millinery Department.
4 Again invite attention the special showing of
Early Fall Hats
especially suited young ladies for school wear These hats
made after latest advocs from foreign and are
tended to meet the early Fall needs of young women
II Prices IS. Co., S6 so and 81 50
a Special.
\ We make special mention of the
New Dup lex Method
i Steam Sponeine Machine
i By which process wooens silks goods linens and
the most sheer delicate fabrics be soneed shrunk
Il and refnished without the ghte injury the goods
4 This work done the premises the small of
II cents per yard.
i F. y. ABERNETHY
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pbilomena DsIor an Sobn 8
6ornbah. 2ots Np. unb 8 bon eesubr
2. SuSe's 9omeiteao llntsrabtkilung
Sl00.
Die grben BON gharles M. G.eeIe
ourh ben SberiFf, an anaeline Tl
Steele. 15S Cots in Charles. R. Siess
les 5tpeiterllntsrabtbeHung in Spring,
feb 2opnibip. $S070.
Sarub 3. gsrtins an gbersiu
Wuth, 80 BEL 234.75 SUP an Der DeIis
ielte Der 9er:sforb 4psnus. 81.
5!orsnes Wl. See on 5be 8ambrinus
Stcf Co.. Al bel .99.43 auB, mtbr
ooer fpeniaer, on DER Gillette Der Oil
bert apenus. 1923 SUP n0rbIih BON
Der Worrts StrQbs. $500.
RObsrt y. 6enIep an Grace Sborp.
Wlsnsfes, Got go. 191 in Der gloruoob
gien llntsrabtbeiIung, Qorlpooo. 81.
gharIes s.. 4mes on garrit anbers
ion, 50 Bel $50 6ub an Der Qprbieite
Der Shend apeuue. 81.
Peter Gber an Jrant Sdnab. so
BEL 119 SUB an Der Wsitisits Der 60.
psu 4renue in ghepipt. $1,000.
WilbeImina gerden Il. glnO. an s{as
cob !9ofmann, Elm Sobr qa6t aui eli
ntn 5hsil bes 6igentbums an Der
RcrooitaGds Der gonmiIler uno 6atba.
man Strabe. MpnatIite miethe $40.
5run, Shfpdb an artbur e. g]isrs
ion. 10 Sabre leais auf so BEL 119
JuB an Der Wsiifsiis Der 2opsa ap,.
in gheDiot. .Jdbrlite Riethe S65, nit
oem Gntaufs s9ripilsgiam gu $500.
Wdrp g. Sorgitt an Riharo ..
guhonan. Cots Is uno IL in glod 2
in GLENDALE. 81.
Carl 8. gnrtb ou csobn Gldrt, Got
2l1 in Der Rorpoob 9isfp untsrabs
tbsilung. 81.
5ohn Glart an Graucis Suiier, Got
257 in Der Qorpoob @isp llntsrabs
tb:ilung. 81.
5te Chio 2anb oub Improvement
90. on g0en Sarrington. Cots 231
uno 232 in Der Gbio 2cnc ono esms
proosments GompaHp's untsrubtbeis
lung. 1905.
5obn Wlspsr an art6ur aiibn, Got
63 IN Sphn Wen.rs' sipsitsr llntsrnb.
tbsilung. S178.
Grsoerit u. gitn an Soispb Cohen
Il. anb., Got 25 unb 5beiI BON GOT "a
in 6. nno ). 6, Mapns's llntsrobtxis
lung. 81.
Joiepb grtsl an 8ipla pdnoorF. 80
'Sub an Der Weitfeits Der Jairpisip
Inenne. 81.
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griu0Iihe aopirpaid,lin.

Ses 3ages erirloIide aopifpaidyini.
gen Dor.
Crit nah Sonnenrniergang fommt
mebr Seten in Die Houne. Ia lper.
Den bic ssenlteri1oen mad, Der 5eeiei.
te biz geoiiaet, man IaEt Die erir,.
ld)eiroe 8riie bereinilliben uno aIle5
ntbmet erleidJier alif. lie Gdmen
inad)eH Soilette rao ionpiren, aiib
aboul .Samib nir1mt ieine MsabISeIt
eln. er ipeiit febr eiHiad,. WiiId).
8enliiie, eter uHo 2ommfIeiih forn.
men am boifigireH auf ben 1iid,. Tie
Ianien erhielten oieier 5age cine
groBere Iusiudbl nooerrrlter 2inge.
rIefoltiime imo aud abouI !Sainio
lleB lcine 8orberobe, bic er ieit iei.
ner Intunft bier nid)t inebr ergniiyt
nat, erneilern. Is mliBtcn iogar iol.
DIE StIei0ungsitii6e angeifnfft Der.
0en, bic sGpobnlid MIR bei oiiisiellen
Anlaiien 9eripenonng finoeu. Solie
ab0ul oaniIo pieleidn an Die Woa.
lid,teii eineE geind,es 'eires gruoers
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llnlgebuig iiber Sieien auipano iebr
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tonnte Stunoen hiHourh am ,seniier
boden un0 auf oieSee blHauSitsauen,
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an5iiltarren. mo ipenn nadlt5 Die gan.
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len Sid,tergIaH5e itrnblteH, sseueriuerf
5llm belternten Sininel enlporiliea.
iiberal frnbe Diulif erid,aIlte nilo
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totsonen iilnmlilirt bate, ipenn ocml
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lpraHs er pIoslih auf iproh abae.
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nnd geenniaung ieinr Heiie mieOer
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ldliponb. gr beiano iid) in einer tr,i.
ben Geiniithsuerfoiiung unb bIieb
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lno geflngt baben, mdrnm man ne
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Id0nen StanlbnI,
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gftber 6. SipesIs an GagIe 2. unb
g. u. S325O.
Surrp $. Riepinb an Gbas. grss
deli. $2573.
Sophie 9biss an Gagls gGoe. Go.
$3.50.
2. q. aennenp an 0olotamp 8:
adifsr. 1892.
Sulia gplmann an 8rssn Ctr. 6.
uno y. 60. $4,000.
6ront 6untingion an COB. W.
Qafb. $1,000.
Gable r. Moob an Central gairs
mount .. una g. SO. $1,000.
George Z. Sores an :. u. S6miot.
$500.
Saeob Rithit an 9ornoob 6. uno
9. &. 60. $45.
Grats 80. Britt an Rat, 81. griit.
500.
Gau 8. 1nngsI an SoutbDelt Gns
g. u. S2250.
Gbriftin1 80Issr an Spring Grpp.
Dire. 9. uHo .. go. $500.
Wan 2isman an Brighton German
gant 80. $1,000.
Utihosl 6entaan on guiinsb Wsns
y. Y. Il. 9. so. $500.
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witIiam 6. aunpan an SoiIsp Sn.
proDeo y. unb 6. SO. $3.50.
9srnon gD. Tiron on georos Rat.
cliff. $500.
Deter q. gsfer ir. an Souib Gibs
6. uno 9. 60. $1,000.
6. Wiuiam Dagnsr on eagle e.
unb &. VI. $1,000.
Ingslins m. Steele an GntsrpriIe
.. unb 6. u. $500.
gop Pope an Gan Wareo 3. unb
6. ". $1,000.
Walier 5artpsnte an 4nno Mils
liams. $3.50.
Jrunets Sui.er an Cincinnati
Moriingmens Club .. nnb 8. 60.
$1,000.
Sofepb !. gurboff an glart CTR.
6. uHo y. Coz $500.
Tihdrp q. Buchanan on gIsnbals
.. unb 6. u. 60. $1,000.
Rceeo Domino an Souttsrn Ohio
6. unb &. Go. $500.
ueS Spui uH pNfttps- POW.
Joispp g0ben an SumpiOn .. unb
6. 60. $500.
5etiie Gri.l an Muiic 5aI g. nnb
9. Go. $4,000.
Ronnie 6. 9onb an Cottage 8. unb
g. 60. $1,000.
0iefelbe on bidelbe. $500.
9itfelts an biefdbe. $500.
Giora u. aetpis an bieielbe. $500.
0etiIgte 6ppotbefen.
Ccrrie Sen an q. Dds. $500. j
Woris aor& an Deter Meb<r.
1920.
q: %. mosner an Gophje zbiss.
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