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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-12

ford to be without it. 1t means the
end Of the ceaseless search for beauty
that so many women have failed to
ind. Every woman, putting Miss SUI
rats simple methods into practice
can achieve what she has believed
neve could happen to her. 1t will be
readily seen after you have read these
hats that any women however bereft
or personal charms ma surely acquire
them by a mere determination TO do
as instructed.
The experience and success of Miss
Suratt, glorious as lit is, demonstrates
conclustvely what most women have
never before realized, that contour,
complexion and texture of the skin
may be so treated as to become in
comparably beautiful in spite OF the
previous lack of beautiful lines, natur-
al grace and charm
The haggard, worn look, the dull
looking eyes, the faulty poise of the
facial muscles. the spotty complexion.
the lack Of form of bust, neck and
shoulders may give way to a radiant
fullness, and to the charm of Skin tex
tifuL
There are many things upon which
beauty seekers lave their doubts; they
are in the dark as to what to do and
how to do them, details about them
selves that people who know never ad
wise them upon For this reason, Miss
Suratt has agreed to see that ali per-
sonal letters of inquiry addressed to
her will be answered in these columns
when possible, and when a forbids,
then by mail. Ali letters of inquiry
should be addressed to Miss Valeska
Suratt personally, care of The Forum.
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Let nothing escape you hat will APP
pear in this extraordinary series of
beauty secrets that is to begin next
Wednesday,, for you will be able to see
in all she says how it directly applies
to you. Don't miss next Wednesdays
Forum. If o do not already receive
The Forum at your home, have the
newsdealer save one for you.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-12

with the above words, Lillian Rus
sell, an unuuestioned authority on fem-
Shine attractiveness, places no uncef-
tain value on nice hair as a beauty as
set. Unkempt, ncare for hair NOT
only cannot be attractive, but is actu-
ally a disgrace.
But why have iII-pept, untidy hafr2
BY deyoting a few moment regularly
to brushing and Intelligent application
OF NewbrO,a Herpfcide, the hair may be
made to yield wonderful returns In IN
creased personal charm
Dandruf, which is due to a germ or
-microbe, Is the direct cause of more
hair trouble than anything else. the
hair becomes thin, harsh, uneven and
falls out in quantities. 1t looks dead
and lifeIess; there is no luster. the
scalp itches.
Herpicide will destroy this dandruff
germ tina is causing all the trouble,
cleans the scalp, gives the hair life,
SNAP and luxuriance. The hair stops
coming out, the itching ceases almost
at once and wfthal there is a most
gratifying sense of cleanliness.
To the woman who wishes TO make
the most of natures gifts by having
fluffy beautiful hair, NeyvbrO's HeFpA-
eide is a toilet necessity. 1t is eXquts-
itely perfimed and is a delightful hair
dressing.
In SOC and 500 sizes. At toilet
goods eounters everywhere. If not as
represented, your dealer will refund
your money.
Applications at the better Barber
Shops and Hair Dressing Parlors.
Send 10 cents for sample bottle and
booklet to The. Herpicide Co.. Dept. s,
Detroit, Mich.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-12

The Hagerstown, Md, public library
keeps an automobile that delivers
books from door to door. Those books
must have been ordered by telephne.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-12

farmers how they can increase the
yield from their farms.
Farmers Institute Train.
The train is for the farmers insti-
tutes over the state and Professor
Hoverstad, superintendent Of farmers
institutes of the state, has it in charge
under the officials of the N. p. The
train has two fat cars on which have
been placed exhibits. One contains
farming implements Of the smaller
type, such as sprayers, wire fences,
ETC., while the other contains a fully
equipped chicken yard, with house and
all including incubator, and these two
cars are bound to attract considerable
attention.
Some of the Other Cars.
Then there is a car that is devoted
to the culture of corn. There is also
the swine car in charge of compe-
tent persons. There is also one de-
partment for the care of sheep. Pro-
fessor Van Els is along and DR.. Crewe
of Devils Lake. There is a car of
home economics, with all manner of
fancy work therein, including linen,
fruits and fruit jars, and many things
that will interest the fair sex. Then
there is the chemistry car, with one
Of the faculty in charge and it is be-
lieved that this will be one of the most
interesting of all.
The Seed Car.
Another car that is bound to attract
a great deal of attention lis the seed
car, and in this in addition to the diff
ferent kinds of seed grown in the state
are charts showing the diseases of the
different kinds of grain, as well as an
explanation how to remedy all Of the
ills which seeds are heir to.
There will be a lecture delivered
whenever the opportunity AFFORDS and
these will be Of a most interesting
character.
Then there is the a for giving
instructions as to vegetable growing
and following this is a car that is filled
with trees and plants and shrubbery
that is easily crown in North Dakota.
The trees show all manner of the
harder types of fruit and pamphlets
will be distributed as the train wheels
into each town.
Some Members of the Party.
Among those VINO will accompany
the party will be President Worst,
Superintendent Hoverstad, Dean j. Ell.
Shepperd. r. G.. Donohue, the soil ex-
pert; o. w. Dynes, w. b. Richards,
the live sotck expert and his assistant,
e. J. Thompson; Prof. I'll. T.. Rolley,
the botanist and flax expert; Professor
| MiIlraith and Professor Stevens who
will assist him; Miss Jessie M. Hoover,
of the home economics department,
and her assistants, Miss Alice P. Hag-
EEBAM SAE 4A
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-12

returned from a trip out through the
western part of the state, in the vicin-
ity of Williston, where they have re-
eeived a good deaF of rain also this
spring. In some places the water was
standing several inches deep in the
gullies by the roadside. That is fine,
and the farmers up through there are
very much encouraged over the pros
pects.T
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil G. Macdonald Of
Valley City are guests in the city to-
day. Professor Macdonald is the state
inspector of high schools and was
president a year ago Of the North Da-
dokta Educational association, presid-
ing over the convention held in Fargo
last November.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-12

Massachusetts mar who fell heir to
millions has bought a farm. He is
now In a position to raise chickens
and still keep out of the poorhouse.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-12

In Ohio It has been held criminal for
q candidate to give a voter a cigar.
The recipient Of the cigar very gen-
orally endorses that principle.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-12

1t is believed that it will do a great
deal of good in the way Of disseminate
ing real practical farming knowledge.
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The Crown Of
WomanhOOd

aUncared for hair cannot be beauti-
ful. There Is no part of the human
makeup so revengeful as the hair. 1t
cries out: Look at me, are for me, or
I win disgrace you! Treat me with
consideration and | will be a glory to
you"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-12

t is too early to pick up a pennant
winner yet; also It is too early in the
season to give up hope.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-12

The busy basement section at a
u. Moody's Is holding forth in a preas
sale-centinues e until Sat,rdav
evening.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-12
FARMERS INSTITUTE
ON WHEELS

Continued FROM page one.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-12
Miss =
Valeska
Ouratt
In the Witchery of Her Self-Made Beauty

We transmit below the first little message from vaeska suratt to our readers:
My dear Friends:-It is somewhat embarrassing to speak O myself for
my friends persist in calling m beautiful 1t is delicious, indeed, tic be called
beautiful but 1T is even more inspiring to feel that ne W efforts have
brought it all about To tell now these secrets OF mine is not of. my, own
ray of light upon the little corner of my dresingroom where it has all hap
Ipened hi / hav submitted o their desires
First 1 want to ~, that the customary rules f. beauty so often advised,
of bathing, exercises, calshenics eating, sleeping and mode Of living will
have very little weight Such rules a IS they are SO often given, are burden
some, rarely effective and tiresome What 1 have achieved has BEEN rather in
spite of n such strict rules. My methods have beer simple IN usually
even more effective than had ever hoped for These methods will be o
simple and inexpensive lad / can assure you 50 surprisingly that the we'll
to-do woman or the working girl can achieve h beauty hat it brings
All I an o t o
make my less for
tunate sisters obtain "a
what every woma A ~
ought to have I will L II ~ n - H @&
do. an I thank The NJ #-I I'LL E # -
Forum for giving 4 - Y - III
me opportunity I%NlI # H.
Next Wednesday 1 IN
will begin h reve- Ia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 N
Iladons that you will Ill NYkhIMU / WNAAIN .#
surely enjoy. NIS0I~W w NJ Vbb0VA #
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-12

farmers how they can increase the
yield from their farms.
Earnaars' Inafi&,.%a Train
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-12

s'This rain is going TO do us lots of
good, said Sen. q. L. Elken of May
Vile to a Forum representative In the
Gardner hotel lobby this morning.
From every indication I think North
Dakota lis going to have a fine crop
this year. The small grain, I under
stand, does not need the moisture SO
much as the potatoes and corn. I just
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-12

Herbert N. Wells. proprietor of thu
a member of the federal court jury thi.
term, is a guest at the Gardner hote
today.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-04-04
FINES JACK JOHNSON $500

Chicago, April 3.-Unless Jack
johnson. the negro pugilist, pays to
the United States Government $4,000
fine for smuggling a diamond neck
lace he runs the risk of being prose
cuted for smuggling. He is charged
by the Treasury Department with
having brought in illegally a $4,000
necklace when he returned from King
Georges coronation
Johnson was at the United States
District Attorneys Office this after
noon endeavoring to settle the mat.
ter without prosecution. He was in
formed that the only way he could do
so was by the prompt payment OF
$500 as penalty. The necklace
contained sixty diamonds, and was
worn by Johnsons white wife
Treasury Department agents called
at Johnson's home in this city sever
al weeks ago and cOnfscated It. The
fact that II was Struggled came TO
the knowledge OF the Treasury De-
partment through South Side negroes
reporting Il.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-04-04

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Bennington Gas Light
Company will be held at its Office
at 52S Main street, in the Town OF
Bennington, County Of Bennington,
and State OF Vermont, on the seven
teenth day OF April, 1912, at eight O..
clock p. m. for the election of direc.
tors for the ensuing year. and for the
transaction OF such other business
as may properly come before the
meeting
J. II. Dawson. Secretary.
April 4. 1912.
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Sews Of the Town and Village Told Briefly
Cor Busy RealerS-

~ Du9s NcfhAo
Born Tuesday, April 2, a son to Mr.
and Mrs. James w Martin.
Born, Wednesday morning,
daughter to Mr. and Mrs Frank Fraz-
Ter of Pleasant street
Miss Mary Burghardt returned to
Brooklyn this morning after being
the guest of Misses Florence and
Edna Walbrdge,
William p Wilson, a son of the
late Sheriff Henry c. Wilson of Ar
lington, is in the village today on
bl ness.
James w. Martin is in town for
brief stay, called by the illness Of
his wife. He is now located in New
port, n II.
Mrs. Joseph Fortier of Pittsfield
is stopping for a time at the home
of her sister, Mrs. James Cone Of
Dewey street.
Miss Agnes Baird, trained nurse,
of Troy, is caring for the children Of
James f. Cone of Dewey street, who
have been seriously Ill.
The funeral of Herbert H. Harmon
will be held from the house Friday
afternoon at o'clock Rev. Isaac
Jennings of the Old First church will
odiciate. Interment will be in the
Old Bennington cemetery
Fred c. Coons of Schenectady who
was one of the four men who spent
some time here last summer trim
ming trees, has been visiting here.
Later in the season he will retdrn
here to resume the same line of
work
Prof. James Taylor of Hamilton,
n. ", father-in-law Of Rev Frank
r. Morris, former pastor of the
First Baptist church, came here on
Wednesday evening to oversee the
transferring of Mr. and Mrs Morris
household effects to Hamilton. Mr.
Taylor stated that the condition OF
Mr.. Morris showed no Improvement
and that hopes OF his recovery were
practically abandoned.
Whitney Theatre program today
Vaudeville, The Stewards, feature
number at The Globe theatre, Boston
last week. Songs, duets and comedy
dances. a cyclone OF fun. Don't miss
it, Pictures-Eyes That See Not
a most powerful drama by the Req
Co; His Lordship's White Feather
a great western story by the Solal
Co; Photographs $4,000 Each. com
edy Whitney orchestra, Walter
Kelley, leader
Library theatre today-Two gooC
vaudeville acts, Larose Bros, com
edy acrobats, pantominists and tricl
house comedians. Sadie Etherton
character comedienne, very clever
and all feature pictures Program
Trombone Tommy, Essanay comedy
Pathes Weekly, a topical feature
The Baby OF the Boarding House al
other fine comedy by the Essanay Co
The Diamond S Ranch. This pictur
was taken on the Selig Cos rancl
and is the leader of their Western
productions.
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mo- Whom Il Man Concern.

At a meeting Of the undersigned,
contractors OF Bennington. VT. held
April LIST, 1912, It was voted. after due
consideration OF the demands of the
local Carpenters Union. that we con
tlnue the same work day and wage
as prevailed last year, namely. a nine
hour day at three dollars per day.
Signed:
j. Andrews,
j. S. Silk,
Walter Il. Durham.
f. Il. Edgerton,
lockwood & Buss,
j. T, Remington,
Theo A. Carpenter & Sons.
Bennington, VI. April /, 1912.
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BASE BALL BUNTs

"Jud" McCrehan, who played cen
ter field for Bennington last season,
writes to friends in Bennington that
he will be unable to report with the
lowell club of the New England
league for few days because of a
slight injury. He was hit on the
wrist by a batted ball while practic-
Tag in the Tufts college cage.
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tons. The saloons now close at mid
night Another initiative measure
fayoring Sunday theaters and other
amusements was passed by a two-to-
one vote.
First Socialist Mayor in Arkansas
Peter Stewart, a socialist, was
elected mayor of Hartford, Ark,
Tuesday over two opponents,
democrat and an independent. This
is the first socialist municipal exc
cutive ever elected in Arkansas.
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Editor Howe

Editor Howe has proved pretty
clearly that he can answer questions,
plainly and pointedly, whether they
are put in good faith or not. He does
not seem to be in much OF a hole as
some of his Bennington county asso.
ciates seem to have thought that he
would be.-Burlington Clipper.
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NOTICE

The Board OF License Commission.
ers will meet at the Selectmens OF.
fee in the Village Of Bennington at
s o'clock p. m. on the 9Th day Of
April 1912 TO receive applications to
sell intoxicating liquor In the town OF
Bennington All applications must
be presented on or before this date.
Applications may be handed to the
clerk Of the board at any time before
the 5th day OF April.
Fees for first and second class II.
cense eight hundred dollars (sS00)
each, third class license two hundred
and fifty dollars (s250) each.
w A. Wall.
n. s. Pratt.
r. Il. Battles,
Commissioners.
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can mayors we're elected at Boon
vile, Salem, Macon, Carthage, Leb-
anon and Springfield. Democratic
mayors were elected at Sedalia, Full
ton. Montgomery City, Mexico, West
Plains, Pacific, Washington, Monroe
City and Huntsville.
Saloons Win in Dallas, Tex.
An initiative measure to close sa-
looms in Dallas, Tex, at 1880 p. m.
was defeated by few hundred ma
iority in Tuesdays municipal cleo
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SOME MINOR ELECTIONS
Local Contests in Missouri, Texas
and Arkansas.

OF 26 cities and towns in Missouri
outside of Kansas City and st. JOS
eph, which elected municipal officers
Tuesday, 10 chose democrats, six re-
pubicans and seven norpartisan of
ficials Democratic councils were
chosen in Joplin, Jefferson City, Co
lumbia and Poplar Bluffs. Republi-
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Washing and Ironing

Wet and dry wash laundry only
Ladies shirt waists and similar work
q speciality. Work called for and de
hyered Telephone 15lM
E. F. RILEY
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Easter Hosiery

Ladies 81 < Boot Hose, double Isle garter
top, heel and toe, black and tan 25c
Ladies White Gauze Isle Hose, high
spliced heel, CARER top 25c
Ladies Medium and Gauze Weight Isle
Tan Hose, double garter top, heel and
toe 25c
Misses extra fine ribbed Cotton Hose,
double heel and toe, silk finish, white.
tan and black I5c
Children's black ribbed Cotton Hose, heel
knee and ZOE l2ic
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-19
Sas alteite Seufmal Der Sung.
frau BON Orleans.

2lm 6. Sunuor 1912 1T Elm bulbes
Sabrtauienp felt Der 9eburt Der
Seanne b'2lrc, Der Sungfrau bon Or
leans, psrfloFsn. Der Gag tptrb in
5rautrsih gu iseitlidteitsu QnlaB gss
ben, bic in tirhliHen uuo legitimiitiz
'fen arsiIen sinsn beIonbsrs groBz
drtigen gbdrattsr onne6meu oiirften.
Nus 4nlaB bes isites lei oes dlteiten
1entmdls gebaht, oas bem beIoeuz
taiten Mdb6sn BON 0pmrsmp srri6s
tet lpurbe. 9as 8entmal sritunb be-
reits gu 2lnfang oss 16. Sabrbuuberts
in Orleans. Die Repolution bat es
absr birpeggefegt. 10 baB jest ni6ts
mebr bopOn gu finben III. Sobann
Wilbelm Reumapr. GrbeinseIsiiensr
duf RamBIa, Der ols 9egletter bes
G9sr3o9s eSohann grnit bss Siingez
rem BON Sahien i'm SUM 1913 in Or
leans tpeiIte, FAB oas 9sntmul nod
an Srt uno Steqs auf Der iiber bic
9oire fibrsnben Bride itsbsn. oSn
ieinem 1920 gsnruttsH Reiie DID
rum fhreibt er: vlleber oem CLUB 1T
cine grpBe iteinerns Bride. 0as
Wcfer madt olIbitr in Der Wlitte elm;
Sniel. 4uF Der eritsn Bride auf Der
retteu 5anp Itsbt elm srobss Greu3
aus Wtetaa, tierauf folgt Die SnieI,
pdrauf pobnen 0anbpsrtsleute uRb
ardmer. Damn tommt bic anosre
Bride. 9aisIbit itebt, ni6t melt bonn
Stdottbor, aun auf Der rshtsn 5ono,
elm oltss Rouumsnt, 10 GOnis Ga
rolo Der Sietente unp Der Sungfrdu
Sobanna, lpslhe bic Gngldnber bon
bteier Staet psrtrieben bot, gum 9ez
bdttniB aufgerihiet poroen. Sft ein
9oitumsnt. nit Guaberitsinen aufgez
fiibrt, obeu iuts Elm JeIfen ausgearz
beitet, barouf iisbt elm erobss areu3
bon MstaG, auF oemIelben iiBt gu
obsrit Elm geliian nit isinen Sunsen,
nd6ft Dor bem arsus iist giaria unb
bat e6rifthm duf esm SnooB Dor
iih liegen. Auf Der rehten Sdno
gsgsn oas 1bor tniet stonig garpIus
Der Siebenis in elmer Riiitung NIT
bloBem Shipert an Der Ssiie, Dor ibm
itsbt elm Sfilb nit ben prei 4ilien,
barauf iein soelm. bat bic Sdnoe 3us
inmmenseihlasen. Auf Der anosren
Sei.s eeseu oas aru3ifir tnist bic
.Sungfrau Sobonna, auh in elmer Rii=
flung, bat AUDI Elm Shtpert an Der
Stits unb einen aran5 uuf benz
6aupte, Die Soare bdnssn binten bin
ab biz iibsr ben Giirtel, bat bis5dnpe
Suiammengelest. uno iiebt ibr 5slm
nahit Dor ihr. Oft alIss aus metnll
in naturlidsr grObe. Disis Sung
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frau 1T leBtbin gu Honen Derbrannt
tporoen, oa iie cine 3ouberin 9eneIen
fein foa. Do6 bat iie pioer bi.
SngIdnber, 10 odmals beinabs gang
Jrantrei6 innegebubt, TAPER gsitrits
ten unb fuit alle3ett tpiber iie geIiegt."
Soneit Der brape 5fiirinser Vsue
muDr. Seine 3iemli6 uubetannt gez
bliebene Sdiloerung giebt bas DENT
mai reht ani6auItd) pieber. glIs er
es fab, mar es iibrigens ihon ernsuert
tporoen. 0ieie grneusrung mar ges
f6ehen i'm Sabre 1878. Spdter ipuros
bann bas 8entmdl beim Heubau Der
Bride an etne 5trabenede ssitsut,
aber i'm 5aumel Der Rebolution gdn3z
li6 3srftOrt. @epifermaben CUR
Siihne puroe i'm Sabre 1903 auf bem
langgeitretten qluB ou Watroi gu
g6ren Der Seloin Elm neues Mpnus
msnt srrthtet, cine faft brei Mstsr
bobe, ie3r beDegt aufgefaBte gron3ss
ftatue Der Sungfrau, SABINE unD
Sdpert in ben 6dnben, auf sttpas
bDherem, nit WtarmorreIiefs gez
ftmiidtem Ypitament, Elm aunitz
tpert, mebr geeignet fir eine 8arritas
bentdmpferin als fir bos 5ur 6eilis
gen erfo6ene fromme uno begetfterte
Wtdo6eu BON 9omrem1.
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500, JlelI6erfti.res4.25-s.0o, aiiserleiene
bis eytra $5.50-6.l0, 6etfess $3.00--6.26s
Anbc $l.S0-5.25, ertra $4.60--5.00,
Ganners 81 SO - 300, Gtsders unb
FEEDERS S3.50--5.25.
8uIfeu. Die 3ufubr mar nur mds
Bis, bic 9adfrsst gut unb bic greife ftetis.
Masereuno tstbts s3.0o-4.l5, YoIosna
s4.25 $50. ertra $500. fette 8uHen
S. O0--5.25.
a6Iber.-- Der Rsrtt mar sobuadb,
unb bic gr.iIe feIeR i'm 25--50c. Die
0adfrape mar eerine
Crbtnare xHs sross 81 4.0o-s.00, fair sis
sxte Ieidts 800, ertra $975-l0.0O
ghmsi n q. - Tie 3ufubr mar siemIit,
arcs, bic 3ahfraae clue quite uno bic greis
ie ftetig 2eitte Ber'anotiorten unb Serfel
rpnrben ntr ipeuig getduft
6hmere Ghmetne braaten $685.. 80,
cute bis axserfeisns 8erpoSuros. unb
+ 6Ieiiderfprten s6.2s-b.s0, aemtidte ger.
pafunssfortea $6 10-6.25, orbtnSre bis
suserleiene fdbwers fetts sdue s4.25-5. .s5c.
ertra ST.. .90-6.00, Stpss s3. 90. 90, Ietdte
Rerfdnstfortsn S5.75-6.00, Sertel psy ITO
4funb uno nenicer s4.25-j.70.
ed afs snns Gam rnsr. - Die 2ufuhr
mar uur mdBts nnb bic Fretie itette uub
ME fo[Gt
sdafe. - ertre s4.Oo sut. Big ass
erIeiene s3.50--3.90, orotnarsbis aate ST 80
--3.25. egtra 5.35--5.5o, SabrIiuse $3.50
IS .25.
ednmer. - ertra $500, cute Bis aug
erFeiene $3.50 - $50. orotn6rs Bis quite
S4.75--6.25.