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The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-05-24

At the New Orleans headquarters Of
the Anti Saloon League Information is
given out that an effort probably will be
made during the coming session Of the
general assembly of Louisiana to obtain
the passage Of bill providing for
preferential vote on statewide prohibit
ton. Petitions have been sent out to the
churches and other temperance interests,
to be circulated among the voters. Up
on the nature of the response the
League will base it's decision.
The National Good Citizenship Move
ment with the slogan, Americas Young
People a United Force for Civic Right
eousness,' has just been launched in
convention held in Chicago. About
thirty organizations were represented,
representing in their turn constituency
of over 100000. The effort does not
mean the multiplication of any new local
or state organizations. The purpose is
to provide a central agency to work
toward the unication of the many scat
tered agencies and organizations, SO that
their united strength may be focused
simultaneously on any given line OF tenn
perance and other reform work, and
thus bring the combined might of the
Young Peoples societies of the churches
and other agencies to the solution of
national problems.
Lucky" Baldwins own town, Arcadia,
California, is dead today in sporting
sense. Shutters are fastened tight and
doors barred at all the saloons, road
houses and poolrooms that abounded
under the old regime and played an i'm
portant part in making Arcadia one Of
the best known, if notorious, small
towns in the world. Under new
ordinance and the result of dry
victory at a recent election, the liquor
and pool places were ordered closed.
According to its promise, the Con-
nectcut company has withdrawn from
its trolley cars the transfer slips bearing
beer advertisements.
DR. John F. Carson, moderator of the
Presbyterian general assembly, is author
ity for the statement that eight new
churches are being opened each day in
America, while in this country last year
thirty saloons day went out of bust
ness.
Foreign liquor dealers will have a
slim chance to collect for the whisky
thew send into Georgia in the future.
TIE court of appeals of that state has
decided that Louisville whisky COM
panv can not collect the price of twelve
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-05-24
AMONG

The license court at Pittsburgh has
issued rule forbidding the serving of
any kind of free lunch by those who sell
liquor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-13
STATE
RA"' AS
SHOW Z REMARKABLE
INCREASE IN DEPOSITS
Nearly Three Million Increase In
Resources During The Past
Year.
by CAL T. YOUNG.
Intellfgeucer Ru,


CHARLESTON. W. VA. July 12-
According TO the report of the State
Commissioner OF Banking S v. Math.
ews. covering the period between June
q. 1871 and June IA. 1912. the state
banks and trust companies in West
Virginia have made very Credilable
showing. The deposits increased ST.
b2u. .lSS23. while the ne increase in
resources was S2.772.7r 7rq.f2 There
was a decrease in the amount .Ghiect
70 check and dem1rl ,.rrlfcates.
amounting 70 S9o.7li@t nlt the in
crease in time depo .rf savings
deposits totalled Si--. f-..-
As shown by tho statement tho re-
sources increased from s>. ,-2 - 81
on June :. 1911. to .c1 flr.4S2 % on
June II, 1872. The capita. sock paid
in the state banks rni rrps- companies
increased about quarter ot 4 million.
while the surplus Increased uea-ly a
half million dollars
There was 4 net Increase 81 four
banks and trust companies during tho
The year covered 10y the report. going
from lS3 to lN1. The new institutions
starting was greater. tsIt three ft,lli
and one or two consolidated with some
other --stitution. The failures were
az Blueheld. az Spencer and az Harris
Vile. The affairs have been closed
up at the TWO last places blt the Blue
field affair WAS not So easily adjusted
and some Of tho officials are now
awaiting trial. while the losses 10 the
stockholders will probably reach the
(conunued on Fifteenth Pa9e1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-13
DEMOCRATS WILL HOLD
CONVENTION TUESDAY
GOLD DUST TWINS HAVE
THEIR SLATE ALL READY.
Scandals Of the Democratic Legis-
lature Handicap to the
Party.
Charles Brooks Smith.

PSRkERSBURG. W. VA. July IL
The feature on the card for the week
is the Democratic state nominating
convention which is 10 be held at
Huntington next Tuesday. There has
been comparatively no interest among
the party men In these nominations.
Ihere isn't contest worth crossing
the street To see. Up till the Chicago
convention, there was little hope IN
the party Of being able TO win with
Its state ticket. despite the fact that
hope was strong that the party would
be successful nationally. The over
whelming popular vote received by
Dr. ii. ID. Hatfield in the Republican
primary. proved a damper to what
little hope there was. and IL was very
little. that the party had much OF a
chance to elect a governor. The rec
ord OF the legislature. with its sena-
torial and other scandals, II was felt
all along was too great n load for the
party TO carry. even II the tendency
presidentially was believed 10 be in
its direction.
Since the Chicago convention. how
ever. the leaders have begun to cheer
up over the future Of their state ticket.
but not 10 such an extent that ANYBODY
is falling over himself 70 secure a
nomination for a state once. Know
ing the past performances OF tho
party in this state in time to split.
when II got together with comparative
ease and despatch and elected It's tic
ket. the belief holds among the Demo-
cratic leaders that the Republicans
VIII not let the troubles Of Taft and
Roosevelt interfere wftn their har-
mony and enthusiasm over their state
ticket. which is proven by the immense
vote cast in the primary TO be the
strongest and most popular that has
been placed in the field for many
years.
The Gold Dust Twins.
The fact that there was no contest
over the gubernatiorial nomination
also served 10 keep down interest in
the convention that is 10 be held next
Tuesday. The two Senators throttled
any cause for the party men getting
excited and aroused when they early
settled on W. r. Thompson. OF Hunt
b ington. and Jet Il he known that hv
would have their backing The 9TH
q ers TAXED OF in connection with ths
nomination immediately began to fade
from the scene. and Thompson has
Continued from Twelfth Pase)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-13
ACCUSED
JURIST
ARCHIBALD WILL NAME
DATE OF HEARING NOW
Majority Of Republican Senators
Prefer to Postpone Proceed
ings.

WASHINGTON. July 12.-The i'm
peachment proceedings against Robert
VI. Archibald OF the Commerce Court
in the senate will depend. as TO the
date, largely upon the preference ex-
pressed by the accused jurist
At least a majority OF the Republi-
can senator's prefer &c postpone the
formal proceedings until cooler wealth
er. in the meantime allowing both the
house which adopted the articles OF
Impeachment with but one dissenting
vote. and the counsel for defense am
pie time for preparation.
The Democratic senator's are more
disposed TO favor earlier action but
both sides agreed today that Judge
Archbald's preference should be given
serious consideration. The differing
and for pOstponement until next Aut.
umn. probably will be fought out on
the floor of the senate.
The Off -ial impeachment papers.
prepared 10y the house employees to-
day VIII be perfunctoriiy submitted to
the Senate as soon as that body dis
poses ~ the Lorimer case. The pen
d'ncy Of which blocks all other bust
ness.
Prosecuting managers headed by
Chairman CLAYTON. of the house Judi
Ciary committee will be escorted by
the sergeant at arms 10 the bar Of
the SENATE were ir IN address 10
the presiding officer a demand will
be made that Judge Archibald be
summoned to answer 10 the impeach-
ment \ committee of Eve senator's
vii ~ appointed To consider the house
resolution This committee probably
will be headed by Senator Clark. Of
Wyoming. chairman Of the judiciary
committee
Chief Justice Fuller administered
tho oaths % Judges 20 the Senators in
the last impeachment. that Of Judge
Swayne bat n the Archibald case IS
heard this summer. Il Is not probable
that a member OF the supreme court
of the United States viii be called
upon 20 perform this duty. The rules
of thc senate provide that the presid-
irg officer shall administer the oath
This ~ set aside in tho Swayne case.
No decision has been reached hy
senators as 90 who shall preside over
the senate. sitting in trial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-13
RINGING ENDORSEMENT
OF TAFT AND SHERMAN
PROTESTS AGAINST
SECTlONALISM NOW.
The Colonel Declined to Answer
the Statement of George b.
COrtclyOu.

OYSTER BAY. y. Y. July IA
protest against any hint OF sectional.
ism in The new progressive party was
made 10 day by Colonel Roosevelt
who said that he did not care a rap"
Whero a man was born or whether his
father wore the blue or the gray. so
long as he was the right type. Col
Roosevelt was told % a speech made
yes erday by Major General Daniel
+ S.ckles. Of New York. az the meet
ing for the oreanizaticI of the now
party In This state Major General
Sicklos was quoted rs saving Wood
row Wilson vas born amid rebel sur.
roundinEs. and that We of the nor II
nav" never been disposed to put such
man in rho White House
colonel Roosevelt said he could not
discuss 'h" speech. huf that ~ was
h" desire 90 fh" founders ~ the uaa.
iar'F fn ma.r tho movement one
N.rl would '-I.r represent all ser.
'"ns NJ ft. ooYu'rt
Ih" r1l ;o- t.. ;r9grossiv. con
v"rr.n.' Do" continued. stated .f.t
'r.- "a- OBJ hn nation uIle non co..
finrs. rNfsurr+ f-s. fr..r any 90 +t.
sectional or n-h-- .ea...-... .-t d..
'f-'-s ~ .r uH-+ f- -. er...N .f
. 'r .--'rH. E.I rt.. rrea-r r
.'s' .H ft..- stated 'fst would
nomination NO.
... at...I f.t TAD.
.. r.. af. ar-r
r. r--- -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-13
REPUBLICANS PASS A
FITTING RESOLUTION
Ohio County Committee Pledges
Support TO National, State
and County Ticket.
Views With Alarm the Formation
of the Third Party by Theo-
dOre Roosevelt.

At a meeting Of the Ohio County
Republican Executive Committee.
held last evening in tho office OF Cir
cult Clerk John l.. Kinehorn. a mum.
ber Of important routine matters
were disposed of. The committee do.
cided to establish headquarters and
arrange for them AZ once and they
VIII be opened in the Schmulbach
building August 10. These headouar-
t'ia VIII be IN charge OF compDteut
men. aud will be open az all times
ana an active campaign Waged up 10
tho day of tie election.
Aii"r diSposluC Of routine business
ih" Following resolution was offered
Wh'r'a, thc National Republican
party iu Convention r.cuiari, s--.,n.
ll"I bias nominated FOR President and
Woo President honorable Wm Dc
Tat aud James $ sherman. r.-ce.-
u''iH. ana ~a'ros-. tte Republican
party ot West NirEIra hy means os
Ifimtr lawfully conducted hle
dominated splendid s.a-. ticket and
'o-Hit ticket. Therefore boz ..
Resolved Thar vc fn- Ksr.h..r.-.
L1r. .fttr COMMITTEE. of ONO ,..-...
i."lar oIr moo. raru@-- l..-r.-- Oh.
'.' National. -'.-. lrs count. fr-.l...
.. h'' -..f I'D. r..Hr. tt. ....
eil ao-..r..-r. .t a- H r.t. ..
H"r .-......t .-. ....
m'r.a-. fu.-..- ..-. .
t"
h"f. ..s.- ..I t. ..-t-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-13
STATES WON TWO BIG
EVENTS YESTERDAY.
American Divinity Student Dis
qualified i'm the Four Hundred
Metres Race.
Official Standings.

STOCKHOLM. July l2-The Ameri-
can athlets won two more events at
the Olympic games today. Fred w.
Kelly. University Of South California
took the final heat of the 10 metres
hurdle race while Wendell and Haw-
kins also representing the University
ran second and third respectively I'm
this event. Alber, l. Guttcrson. Of
the University Of Vermont. captured
tie running broad jump with a now
Olympic record of "a feet and II
inches
IT. addition the United States finish
'd second and third IN the discus.
nfth In the modren peutathlon. Thus
far Tho Stockholm Olympic has been n
festival OF general good feeling and
good sportsnanship. IN which a few
minor clashes We're inevitable. An
incident occurred. however. IN The last
hea' of the sem'-fnal OF the four hun
dred metres race today. which for a
time stirred NJ a small tempst
American Disqualified.
Al Amherst divinity Student. Donald
y Young running under the colors of
the Boston \ \. finished two yards
IN the lead in This race but was DIS
qualified and the heat given 70 his
rival Braun. who crossed the line
second The circumstances led the
spectator 20 think that mo United
states might protest. but the Ameiy-
can committee while considering the
judges decision IN error. acceps II
Loyalty
The alleged foul occurred on the
first turn hf'- yards from the start.
The race Was for blood. aud there was
great rivalrv between the two Amer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-13

CONTINUED on Tenth Pago.)
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tContnued on Fifteenth Pagel
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-24
Sslnb=NaHribten.
Cincinnati, "a. Ssbruar.

binc u ait "a. WtUiuhi.
Der ShioTIus III nnhs,u poa Srebets. 5m
Giucinnatier 1itrift itetqt Der Mas neiter
uno bate osiferu Absuo bel hieiiger Stoot
eiuen 9aFeritaRo bon 305 Sus.
Tis ioIQenben Gepsihen traieu ipabrsno
nes aefrigsn 3a9es bier etn:
8Htsbura go. Ter 6lus bat etHsr
@aFierHanb hon 49, Sub uuo hetqt.
gartersburg, 4S. "a. Ger FluB bat
elmer 8dEerfduo bon l9l Sub uub feigt.
a'uamha aafts, gS. @a. Ger aluS
hat eineu 8aiIeriano bon 1l.9 Sus Il. feht.
gharIeftoH, g. So. Ter slut bat ei.
usu s9aNsrfdas bon l2s i5ub uHo fstat.
gteaiaut, ". Sa. Ter Slus bat
sinen @aNtrfonH bon PAL Sns nRo nel9t
GatGettsbura, an. Der ataS bat Ell
nen @Gfierftanh bon lis ,SuB Hno rct9t.
Sorts mouth, C. Ger slub bat elnen
sSaFeritaue bon 293 Sus uub itetat.
eouisbtllt, en-. Ter Rlub bar eineu
8aNerftane pon 81 Sus uno hslat.
epauspille, 5ub. Ter Flub Bat si'
nen sSaHeritano bon 1873. ISus uno iteigt.
Cairo, 3a. Der atub bat etueu ssaHsr'
iiaub con ls2 sas uno ffeigt.
Mempbis, Tenn Ger aIus bat eiHer
@aNsrfauo bon lO.l GUY unb Iielst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-24
Samburser 8interbiloer.
Sbbdhloieneleno. -- Die eritarrte
4litsr. - Rooeffuit uno eQeio i'm
Sorburgsr 0alo. - Der ssfeHslts
Strom.
8 Jam bura, 3. fSebruar.

Der furhtbars Dintsr bat Die 9e=
senidse in Der 8robitabt itreieuo
psriddrft. SD Ihrei6e oies aus oer
SlpsitgrObtm Staot beg Reiaes, aus
Samburg, oem 0eItbafen. no bic lauz
niite Weae bes 2ebsns pieIlsiht me9r
armes uno slenoes 8olf on oeRStruuo
pirit dIs Islbft in Berlin. Wer Ruhts
ourd bic abgsIegsHen StraBen gebt,
tam Die CbDdhloIen babiuihlsid,eH
feber, Wdnner, Truuen uno ieIbit
ainosr. Die QIpIe iino iiberfuat, uno
Naht fiir 9ladt tonmt es ppr, oaB
Sunoerte iih On bic poli3si als OBJ
oa6Ios fp.nneu. Bas seidieht NIT
l6n.n? Sie ip.rben IN sSGushdft"
gsnommsn, in ppli3eiae!pdhriam 81
ibrsr sigsnsn Siherbeit. 90 gsIan-
oeu audi piele pon linen, bic etpds auf
BEN aerbbols bGbtn, in bic Sdnoe Der
geb0rbe. Tas glenb 1T nahgerdoe
10 orob esIporo.n, baB Der Seuat iid
euoiih basu sutihloisn bat mos
iton pieI sber bate geihebsn foITen--,
Die itdotiiaen 5urnballsn fir Oboahs
Iois einsuridtsn uno ben slsrmiten Der
9lrmen bort aud tpdrmenbe 8etrdute
su aetpdbren. SolIte aud bisfs SiIfe
nitt ausreiben, 10 tpiro man ba3u
iiber9ebsn, cine 4n3dbl bepealiher
garad.n, lpis i6on in Berlin iblid
Iino, auf3uftellen.
llnb nun sin amber Bib. Gin
Ih0ner ionniger Sonntdg ifts. Die
giIsnbabnsiige in bic umsegeno itftt
iiberfiiqt, osnn Die Ratur bat nit
Raubrsif aufsetpartst uno aus oel
9anoitaft Elm tiirritleriihes 9ebilot
|, poa mdrtenbafter 9bantafie gsmaht
9lber ous III ss niht allein, ale WiH'
tsrireuber, islbit iolhe Der isltsuiter
Dirt iteinen auf bic Groe dusgeitreui
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ioealer msnae uno 8onenoung, ia, TO-
oar eas grpbe gedsn Der 4uBenalItel
iii ndf) Ieiner ganseH Ausoe9nnna bel
ndbe sinsu Reter tisf sueefroren UNI
| lodt III ausgiebtpem Sport. Sier hd'
| aaerbines Der leBte Shnesfall elmer
Gtrih burch bic Rshnung gemat1t
benu er breitet cine bide Dtde iiber oi
| 9llitsr, bsrsn Spieael ionit ben S6Iltt
itubldufern einen summelpIaB gsbo
| ten bate, fpie man ibu fir geD0hnlid
| In 5amburs nidt tsnut. 90 aber hd
man iib oautit begniisen miiflen, bic
| uno bo Elm paur gabneu gu fsgen, ot
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| Sdneeopal binSieben. Sm iibrigel
pient bic Aiiter 3u Spasiersdnssl
treus uno quer, mas fir Die 6aHlbur
/ Ger, Die tbrs alIter felt 5nanais Sab
rem niht 5usefrcpsn sefehen haben, si'
belDnosrss 0ersuiisen 1T. Wsuiss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-24
Mnsiudrti8e Mdrfte.
aen gorf, 20. sebruar.

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8, ,9s0 Dbls. Der Nartt mar unseregeIt.-
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$4.2o-4.35, @inter 3atents $4.5o--4.so,
gprina clears $4.20--4.45, Binter Grtra
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bts eutes $4.65-4.96, Dolce bis ianeb $4.95
ID. 25.
8u4p.isenmebI 1T rubis ;u 1885,
$50 per loo pfunb fair bis gutes s.295--
5.15, dolce bis ianep $5.oo-5.25.
Naismebl II fetig. Setnes iueibss
unb selbts $l.65-1.70, grobes sl.55-l. 80,
aifHbrieb 1896.
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4d8li@er marfts0 0erid)t

Gintinuatt, 20. Ssbrnar, 1912
Die naAioleenbsn Cuctirrnssa besisbsn
h6 nur aaf 0naros 1ransaftionsn. fei
iLetHereu eei@aften werbeM stsas sSbers
Vreife bsseAnst.
prosifisneH.
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tern $500 - $50. tr06tne Beef SHinssn
liz. .00--20.Do.
Sataepodettes sffeifd.--Marft its.
tiq. S6infen ls--l2~e, ysfnie Shultsru
g. st<f, HstIies l2Is - l3s, SAritern S.
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brif9ss6Istf@. @.- 9Ainseu lote-lis.
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--Ss, hort aippenisitsfs ~ - 8 ~, fhort Tia.
rr eeitfn ssSs-sz Il, srtra fbort eeiten s1s-
sNt. Bellies 3 - l04t per Yfnns.
Mebf nab @strsiSe.
waebI.--- neues Minier Vdtfnt e4.ss---4 40
Winter i}anep t3.s5--4.l0, @inter HaRiIl
$3.4o-s.s5, artra ts.95--s.s0. cr6indrts
t3.Oo--s.20. garter Msi5ea vatfHt es 30
5.75, DO. fanep $z.56--< 80 DO. HamiIs $4.lt
--4.a0, Aogeenmsbl, nsTbmeaIi& etmiiAiea
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i4tts 44.7s--s 90 per Nbl
Bttstn. - Marft rutia nsb iisfia
rotbex Ninter SS--lOOe, 30. 8 DO. o.
g7t. 10. rott<r s4--0St per 4nIed. :
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80. 4 wsi6es sf--13taf, 10. Q selbes 65--
ses. no. DO. s4--66tae, Ts. 4 bo. sl--e3e,
no q aemifd,tes e4-68t, 30. 3 DO. 623 -S3 W,
30. 4 bo. 6O-62s, weites RcIbtnforn 64-6ec,
aelbss bo. 65--67t, aenifAtes DO. 64--e6t,
Der Wn. Derfauit nurben 5 Gors So mei.
sss III 6611c, Gar SO. 4 DO. ~ CSC, 500
gu. bo. NIT 1afer III s31sst, 4 Cars 30. 8
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IN 64ISe, 1 Gar bo. su 6414e, 6 Cars bo bel
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e2e. / Gar 60. acmiiAtes ~ 60t, 2 Gars
bc. au Sic, 1 Gar aemiidtts mad Probe su
sof, 2s0 gu. natDrobe, init Re6aen, su SOC,
500 Hu. aetbes sfoIbentorn NIT Safer III 67e,
gar aemiidbtes 20. su 6414t uno Q Gars
aeIbes DO. liz sic auf BEN @eleiic.
6afer.-- Narft rgtig unb itstia. SO. 2.
ipeiser 54--54s4t, Stdubare peissr sac, No.
fpeiser So V -54e, ,4o.4 neiber 81 1a-53e, ,Ac. 2
aemtfd,ter 53@ - sac. 20. 3 bo. 531zc,
no. 4 DO. 5l-53e, per gu. 8ertnaft purosn:
8 Cars Gtanoaro peiser Az 54c, 2 Cars go.
2 speiser su 54lse, Gar bo.,u Sac, lgar DO.
au s4L1c, j Gar DO. An 543as, 750 9u. nei.
Scr matt aorn mad Strobe ~ Sac, 5009a. 80.
3 neiscr nit Aorn su 54c, edrfc. 3 neisel
,n63 IS, 1gar 60 aemifdtsr ,u53s4e, lea,
bo. su 53Lzt un5 Car DO. 3u 53sx<t aaf ben
6eteiis.
Reagea.--gadrtt iistia go. a5--s7t,
Ac.i3 92~--94e, 60. 4 s4--9oc. BerfaaFt
putorn: $40 Bu. 20. nit Aorn gu 93
auf otm @sleiis.
@erftt. - Roe @iuttr 81 l.lo-l.o5, 80
o e5c--si1o, 30. 4 e0--95t.
81 5rnbiabrsssrft SIN
I--i.4i per Eu-
Serafeid, Der GetreiSe. preiis NIT btuitl
nieeu am slei1en Gage Sss oorigen 5ahres.
| 81. Jsb. 1912 23. Seb. 1911
Bsi,sn, SO. 9 rothsr -. 99he flR
gselihforn, go. 8 aemiihtss s4e 4se
6aier, sto. s.mifhtsr neuer sac S3t
! Mcaasu 9o. neuer :. >. s6c e6e
peu go. 3imotbp :. s24.75 1850
s9hisfp.
Der Martt mar Fetis. Btrfauit purSsn
1867 8bIs. Gitiaer's sinifbsb 6ooos au
Der Bats BON 81 .e6 per 9aIoHs.
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