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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-15
STRAUS MILK DEP0TS,
Ten Additional Stations Opened by
Philanthropist for City's babies.

Nathan Straus to-day opened ten al
dhionai pasteurized milk depots, max
ing eighteen IN all as his part in the
campaign against infant mortality.
These summer stations will be located
In City Hall, Battery. Seward and Cen
trail Parks, on the recreation piers at
East Third. East Twenty-fourth. East
One Hundred and Twelfth. Barrow and
West Fifueth streets, and on the Edu-
catlonal Alliance Roof Garden.
The year-ound stations are at the
Straus Laboratory at No. 3ts East
Thirty-second street, No. 81 Market
Street. No. 4se West Thirty-seventh
Street. No. IS Macdougal Street, No c2a
East Fifty ninth street. No. 800 East
One Hundred and Eleventh street and
In Tompkins and Mount Morris Parks.
These stations are maintained by Mr..
Straus to prevent digestive disorders
among babies and 20 protect them from
tuberculosis. typhoid and scarlet fevsrs,
and diphtheria by supplying pasteurized
modified milk In nursing bottles at less
than cost.
The opening of the summer season Of
this charity Is marked this year by the
erection In City Hall Park OF a model
milk depot designed under the direction
Of Park Commissioner Slower.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-15

WASHINGTON PARK. BROOKLYN.
". Y, June 15.--The threatening weather
n'ayed havoc with the attendance at the
game here to-day between the Dodgers
and the Cardinals, there not being more
than 1000 Of the faithful on hand when
the tussle began. Manager Dahlen
trotted out Cy Barger to perform the
fiinging stunt while Bhesnahan thought
that southpaw Sallee could beat Dahlen's
men with his blenders.
The Cardinals started of well in the
first inning by scoring one run. Higgins
singled and went to third on Magec's
timely drive 70 right for base. Mowrey
Souled out to Daubert. Magee stole Sec
ond, Higgins sliding home and beating
Cutshaw's return Of the ball to the plate.
Konetchy walked. Evans filed out to
Moran. As Masee foolishly ran to third
before the catch and touched that bag.
Umpire Emslie called him out when he
returned to second base and Cutshaw
touched him out. One run.
For the Dodgers, Moran walked. but
was doubled up with Cutshaw on the
latter's bounder. w. Smith to Huggins
to lMagee. J. Smith fouled out &c
Mowrcy. NO RUNS.
III the seSpTu INNING TOT inc tbrulnalS,
w. Smith singled 10 eft. Oakos filed out
to Moran. Wingo forced W. smith a,
second. Cutshaw 10 Tooley. S'liee WAS
called out on strikes. NO RUNS.
In the Dodgers half Daubert raised n
pop fly which Konetchy got under
Wheat was the second victim on his In.
field fly, Higgins sna tching the bail
Hummel fou ell out 10 Wlngo. nc
RUNS.
The Cardinals added one more to thef
tally In the third. Higgins strolied oi
four bad ones. Megee was retired b!
Cutshaw and Daubert and on Jake
| wild throw 10 third to catch Huggin
the latter kept right on to the plate
Nowrey went out, Smith 10 Daubert
Knoetchy lied out to Wheat. ONf
RUN.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-15
SOCIETY WOMEN ACCUSE
PAINTER OF LARCENY
Interior Decorator Arrested When
Jewels Are Missed From Houses
Where He Worked.

Frederick NUM-. an expert interior
decorator and painter. who lives AT NO
css East One Hundred and Fifteenth
street ana who recently had been en-
pioyed by Harvey X. Lloyd. a decorator.
to DO some work In several homes Of
prominent Flushing families. was ar
rested in Flushing to-day by Detective
Byrnes OF Brooklyn Headquarters, and
In court faced two charges Of grand
larceny. lodged by society women. Mrs.
ID. II. Burdett. whose home Is at No.
2sl Amity street, Flushing. and Mrs.
Ira ". Travis. who Hives at No. 8 State
street in the same suburb. were the
complainants.
In the homes Of both women NUM- had
done work recently. Mrs. Burdett lost
a ring valued At $500 and a coat and
pair OF trousers belonging to her hut
band were missed at the Same time.
Mrs. Travis had . 5eweiled ring valued
At 800 taken from her home on June !.
The detective. suspectins the deo-
orator. obtained by q ruse tho very
coat and trousers that had been taken
from Mrs. Durdetts home by sending
q messenger for them during Muns' q
absence A pawn ticket for Mrs
Travis's ring the ring stolen from
Mrs. Burdett. two ruby rings and one
pearl rims, as yet unclaimed. were
found In Munxs pocket. He was hold
on $4,000 bail on each charge by Mag,
istsatA Muller " tha xlvshinG Court
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JAIL BETTER THAN CHICAGO
Convention Din Drives Man e
Court, Asking for n Cell.

CHICAGO. June, 1S.-olaf MasuuA
thirty-elght years old. at his own ~
quest. began serving a thirty days ssns
tencc in the city workhouse to-day - Q
refuge from the turbulent scenes OF The,
approaching Republican National Coc<
vention. Magnus told Municipal JUL 4
Hines that mis- mind had almost becom(
unsettled by the stress OF the situatou
and he asked to be sent to Jail for the
rest OF his life. He told the Court tha1
he was afraid some of the men at the
Coliseum. where the Convention 10 q
be held, would kill him.
"a sentence for life Is good iou
time" Judge Hines advised MaSnuI
chow would II he IL we sent you {
the BIIdewell till the convention
OVER"
Masnus objected on the ground thG
the time was too short, but finally con-
promised on thirty days sentsocG
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GOLFERS IN SEMI.FINALS
ON M0NTClAlR LINKS
tspecisl To TIE Evening World.

MONTCLAAIR, y. j., June l5.-The
semi-nna.s began in all divisions of the
Montclair Golf Clubs yearly tournament
to-day. The first set was still clearly
anybody's race. The draw brought
II. d. Smith. Glen Ridge. against i. w.
Carpenter, Yale. and Max Marsten,
Crawford. opposing II. l.. Holmes.
Montolair.
Marsten beat Holmes up and to
60 in walkover fashion.
Smith and Carpenter played an easy.
safe match, which proved without
stymies or spectacular shots. Cards:
Smith:
% .. .,::::::: at: So '-''
2 e . .:...::::: 49, $50 '-''
Second Set-Charies Van Week. Mont.
clair. beat D. w. Granbery. Baltusrol
one up. Hayden Dudley. Crescent. beat
r. NJ. Tarlcton. Oakland, one up. twenty
holes.
Third set-,H. N. Robinson. Montclair
beat K. O. Rockword. Montclair, three
and two. A. F. Stone, Montclair. boa
Il. p. Alexander. beat u. +. Alexander
Forest Park, Ave and four
Consolation D!vis!ons-First S!Nteen.-
+. II. Gates. NIontciair. heat +. f. Don.
ohue. Afontclair. two up; Frank W
Dyer. Montclair, beat II. @. Pl!mpton
Montclair, seven and SIX
Second Sxteens-Mortimer NJ. Singer
Montclair. beat w. T.. F. Moore. Canoe
Brook, six and Ave: Thomas Reir, Bal
| tosrole. beat A. e. Pratt, Mcnclai, fou,
and three.
Third ssxteen-w Brown, Mont
clair. beat c. r. Gillett, wykagie, tw,
and one: II. r. Decker. Canoe Brook
| z N rN,,,.r oil IN.
four.
Down-and-Out Division - Bert Allen
Fox Hills. beat .. NJ. Palmer. Mont
clair, six and four; TT. b. Lee. Yale
bea. A. &c. Allsopp. Forses Hill. eigh
and seven.
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MEX|CANS SEE END
Of REVOLUTION IN
DEFEAT OF zAPATA
Rebel Leader Wounded and
800 of His Troops Killed
in Two Days Battle.

MEXICO CITY. June l6.-what Is re-
xarded the deathblow of the revo-
luton in the south was struck by Gen.
Robes to-day when. after two days
battle, he defeated Gen. Zapata in the
State Of Morales. Gen. Zapata was
wounded, 800 rebels we're killed and zoe
made prisoners. The remainder scat
tered In disorder. With Oroczo facing
defeat the evolution 10 now declared to
be completely broken.
CHIHUAHUA. Mexico. June 15.-Gen
Emilio Campo. one of the most dashlns
officers in the rebel army, who lately
returned from a harassing expedition
around Torreon. was placed under ares
together with Col Jose Alatorre by Gen
Pascual Orozco early to-day. Insubor'
d!nati IL charged.
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LAUNDERED MONEY SOON.
Govern ment's washins Maohins 70,
soiled Bills Ready.

WASHINGTON. June IL, -Laundsrsd
paper money. clean and crisp ~ now.
will soon be In circulation throughout
the United states Secretary Mac
Veash to-day installed . currency
washing machine In the Treasury De-
partment which 10 expected to saws
the Government At least 100000 AN
nually. II will be placed In operation
Monday.
The monsy washing machine vas
devised after months Of study and
experiment. by tho Bureau Of longrav-
Ing and Printing. the manufactory OF
United States currency, Millions OF
notes which previously would have
been destroyed viii be washed. starch
cd and ironed md returned TO cir
cuistion, II Is estin1sted that at least
60 per cent % the b'ils presented "a
the Treasury for redemption ean he
10 revived, rho msohine, II 10 said,
EN- xaGA AseaA Aa1sa 0&A -
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-15
Pirates Began the RUM Getting
When Donlin's Double
Scored First Run.
BATTING ORDER.

PoLo GROUNDS. NEW YORK. June
i5.-'The heavy clouds and the constant
danger Of rain held the crowd down
to 1000 at the second game between
the Pfttsburghs and Giants this After
noon. But for the threatening condi.
t1ons II 10 likely that all attendance fis-
ures would have been smashed. To
beat the rain a. much as possible the
game was started ten minutes earlier
than the scheduled time, 3 o'clock.
Crandail was the pitcher for the Giants.
and opposed to him was Hendrix. the
young fellow who caused New York so
much trouble last season. Mike Donlin.
playing for the first time In Pirate
uniform in New York. was given n
great ovation by the fans.
The Pirates cracked Crandall hard In
the first inning and took lead of one
run. Byrne opened with single in the
centre and went to second when Snod-
grass let a. throw to first get by him.
Donlin's clean drive to left bounced
over Devore's head for two bases. but
whom Mike tried TO make third he was
thrown out. Wagner banged another
single into centre. but Miller was thrown
out by Crandall and retired the side.
ONE RUN.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-15
EAST N. Y. MAIN BREAKS.

One OF the six mains that distribute
water from tho pumping station at At
lant!c avenue and Richmond street.
East Now York. to tho three Ridge
with Its water burst this afternoon, and
for a while the pumping station was In
danger of big flood. The backhow
from the broken main had risen almost
to the boilers when the now was SUD
denly checked.
Tho main that burst was force
tube through which tho wator II
pumped up grade TO the reservoir. no
that when It was turned on from tho
pumping station there was no back
now beyond the contonis % the main,
A valve At the reservoir serves rs all
automatic cut-on when the pressure
Syeu AoloV 0toDA ,..... =
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WALL STREET

What few price changes that occurred
AT the outset OF stock market trading
to-day were generally on the destruc-
tive side Of values. The list was hardly
altered at the opening. but during the
first hour considerable selling Of Read
Ing. Union Pacific and Copper developed
that lowered those issues about me
point Other shares reacted fractic' ally.
Very little interest was attached to the
subsequent dealings.
Concentration against Reading. which
broke the price TO 163 rs, constituted the
feature of the last hour. other shares
scored further recessions in sympathy
with tho weakness In Reading. but the
lest quarter of an hour witnessed Q
partial recovery that finally carried the
market to an irregular closing.
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RESCUED FROM cAvE.lN.
Uarsasa save LsSosss Who u
Buried to Neck In Earth.

Thomas Alfano. . iaborer working IN
. sewer excavation at One Hundred and
Fffty-seventh street and Third avenue
to-day. was badly injured when a cave
In Of rock and earth buried him to the
neck. A big boulder fell on the mans
Les. breaking 1t In two places. and he
was also injured internally.
The other workmen employed In the
ditch did not succeed In extricating
Aifano and Patrolman Laughlln sum
moned Battalion Chief Walsh with
Hook and Lader No. q. The fircmen
had the man out by the time an ambu-
lance arrived from Lebanon Hospital.
While Alfano's injuries are serious Il
10 not likely that no Will die. He ID
thirty-four years old and lives at No.
923 East One Hundred and Seventy
nth street.
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MARLBORO RESULTS.

FNRSr RlACE-Two- year ODDS: four
and half MISUNDERSTANDING, 113 (Fair-
brother), 4 to I, 3 to 9 and 8 to 5. won:
Frljolee. 10 cTroxler), . to . / to
and out. second; Ponkata<set, 116 (Han-
over. l6 to I. 9 to l and 8 to l, third.
Time, .5e Good Might. Morning Glory,
Stannie also ran.
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HAMILTON WINNERS.

FIRST .year-olds and
upward: $500 added; six furlonss-
Knight Digger. % (6chuttinger), 10 to /.
4 TO /, s to 6, won; Moisant. ~ (Am-
brose), % to I. s to l. to I, second (;
Ocean Bound, 104 CButwolD, Q to !. I to
s, 1 to 3, third. Time. 113 2-5. Jacque-
lima, Little Father. Lovetie, Gay Fisher.
and Textile also ran.
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UNKNOWN ADMIRERS ARE POP
PING ALL THE TIME.

Rosy romance was turning black-and-
blue: but only for the moment. In the
next breath Miss Knowles said that
scarcely . month goes by in which she
does not receive an offer OF marriage
fgom some unknown admirer.
mot long ago." she informed me. "a
minister whose name 10 we'll known
sent me q etter saying that would
b Q great help to him as his wife. A
TEXAN came along little later with
q letter On which he begged me to marry
him. and a. q special inducement pro-
posed that bring along the whole
company to his ramon II felt I might
be lonely there. A large part OF my
time v taken up in answering letters
but not that SORT"
Miss Knowles laughed At the expense
OF men who fail in love over tho foot
lights. and then added:
when play . good woman hear
from the women and the girls. ana when
! play Q had woman I get letters from
the mon In tho audience. But ] don
worry about them. I refuse to worry.
A stock actress has . lot OF work 10
do, but there's one nice thing about II
tho ghost walks every Tuesday,"
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rodays's h9hsa, lowest and last prtoss d
stocz and q pet changes - eomparsd Nth -
terdsy's final figures arr - followS.
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IN can AFFORD. for time is really money
10 me.
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sdnere st;,rs n a5 - 7.2s ert

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6.25- 6.60, fdncg ---, Ddfsn $2.25--
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| bis ertra s6. 6.l0-6.So, 0etfers $3.0o-b.35,
Aabc &15o-4.50, ertra $4.6D-5.00,
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nnD bic 9reife itetia bis ftarf.
Nagers nno lei&ts &3. 3.09--4 Is, goEodna
S4-25 $50, srtra $500, fette 8uIen
IS O0--5.25.
RuIber.-- Ter Martt nor beute ftss
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5rbfnare xnp arose S4.00-so0, fair Bis
I smfe Iei6ts $7.0o-8, II, ,ertra &9.oo-8.25.
Shpeine-3is3 3ufubr rpar nidat grpf,
bic Rahfrs3r eine CUTE auo Die 8retfe ities
gen um SC.
Ghwere ehpeine brahten ss.30-6.35,
ante bis nnsersefens gerpadmusss nnb
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gfnms Hub weniaer S4.25-5.S9.
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ednrmsr. - grtra s7.0o eute Bis aus.
erreiene $3.50 500 ESQ, Oroinar. bic quite
$4. 75-S.25.
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Gintinuati, 90. 3auua

Ginciruati, 20. Sauuar.
Pei gt 9leaiaut iebte ith oaS Sis tm
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bat sinsu gSaFsriauh bon IT gus Ii. feiet
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Rsn @aGerHaae bon 1875 ann iGut.
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Maoriaer Sriei.
2ottsrisn emit uub jsBt. - Don ans
ores. - allsrIei JortItritt.
mdbrih 2 clcnunr.

@upTlp, Z. AJlHulI.
Seitpem ih am 9ormittaq oes %.
December an einem osfpfiisn gafe auf
car puertu Del Sol porteigtng. babe
it sins 3iemIih genaue 8oriteQung oas
bon, rpie es Iein mag, fpenn man BON
Gngefdbr in cine Itiirmenne Suffeiberpe
atrdtb. Su bieieH 2otaIe butten NAM
lih an 3iehunestdae Der Meibnahtaz
lcttsrie Die aprrsiponoenten Der gros
pip3, uno iiipamsritaniiten YreIie
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poQsog, in teIspaoniiasr grtraDerbins
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@rme jussHoIiher gasabunoen (einc
Spe3iaIitdt oes Wdoriosr pflaiiers.
tie man goIfes nennD nit elementarer
Gjtpalt bindus, UNI bic haftig aetrigsi.
ter SepsIhen ihrer momentanen
gtoibsrren in tpiithieem Bsttbeperb
sur 9sf0rosruns 81 bringen- Goh ipje
tot oas Rennen aut iein mag, e. IL,
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poit rcite, BON benz ermunternpen gee
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or3dumtsu peiben qferbe gu MAIDEN
pf!sqte uno oefien journaliitii6e 5bos
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gems nod heute pieler ieiuer aoQeasn,
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celttnre seftattsten fiiHf5ebn Worte 81
prahten, ano nls er or eirsm sreigaIbs
lsIen 5ogs nit Miibe preiSsbn sEs
ldmmeuaebroht bate aHD per5pets
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men aber bsIhuihtiste Don Nnprss in
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2lmsldmbiibe Ssabribten
Nus Gismurds Rnri1e

Aus gismards Bariier
Iasen. 5ules Glaretie perpffents
liht gsseutpdrtig in ben rannales "
ieine Grinnsruneen uno erSdblt oaria
aud sinises aus sismards Nufeut=
bait in paris i'm Sabre 1867. Bis
mart pohnte bamals, in elmer 2Ose
Der Gomenie fraueaiis figeno, Der
MuffiihrHng bon goniQrb8 r9ioa
Qmourenr bel. 4ls ppn Der giibne
Der Die bsrausforbernoen 8prte err
tInngen: .Ges beros. muscaoins, bras
pant les carabinss, hattaient oes
9ruhiens ct mn ees jacpbiues (Diefs
oeloeu, bisie Stuber, bic Den aaras
biueru trosen, fhlugen PreuBeu uno
niht Satobiner) lehnte er itd britt
3uriid, run5elts feline grauen, griff gu
Ieiner 2oranette uno fab oonn talt
auf bic flatihenpen 3uihausr Srogs
benz fpruh Bismard in Den folgsnben
5asen reht' siinitig oon ben Puriiern
unb turs oarauf duBerts er ii6 bel Ell
mem srobsu GeIte iber bic etntpchner
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1dAli9er Wearft 0eritbt

g'neinnati. 10. Senuar
Die RAAisissnssn GuotirunafH ke,ieheu
10 nnr ani tnsrss I fraas astisHsu. Sei
neiasren oef4dftez Derbea ttnas tSter.
S.eife bers&Hef.
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Der Marlt sar rasis uHs sis rrsifs gtesis
4maii. - vrtms G.san 9 9o-s. .ol
t.s.t.
trsxsas.faIteassegsti6.Mor Mort
ftetis. Gtsrt clear e,itgu9 - S1[e. thor,
3iySenieitsn SX-1e, trira ftert eIea,
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bsrsakt.
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e6xltfrn 81 - Sc .sb Billet iOL -
ilIe lsfs nab 5zs per Sfsub nsbr peg.
Sugar Cured. gIstf4.- Nsrlt se,is
6AsHfsn 1880 400, Eitnis e&ultsr
$50 1000, NreasfaA 1assn l6.O0-I6 90
eksitsrR S.76 - 0.25, Rem zerf 0ri
e4nftsrn 500 - $50, syseene DseT,
o4inisn l9.00-20.0O.
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8 - eLe, Bellies l2k - l3s, 6kuItern
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uars 0eitea 81 - 81, ertra ftsrs 9sitsa
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q etsen - NGrst rnbia nnb ftetia.
| 2 rsfher lBtnter 100 --102e. -. 3 bo. g5
-49c. -. refkse 64--493e per 0uftel.
Serfauft ,purben: l Gar 10. sotbergetnfer
au 101c, Gar bo. ~ 1910, Gar bp. ~
l00c unb Gar nad probe su 95c aaf benz
geleiie.
Retf kgsrn. - ggssFs rubie uab fte.
tia. Re. Dsstes S7--86c, Ns.8 Deibes 661
Sic. ne. 4 pelSeg 63--66e, $40. 2 aei.
tes 81 - CSC. 30. bo. S4--8Ge, 70.
DO, else, ~. Gemtf@fes 6S--sse,
30. 8 bp. 64--S5c. Re. 4ts. 60K ---63111se,
ueises 4slbenforn 8s - Csc, seIbes 30.
64--67c. eensiSdtes bs. 63 - 65e per Das
gsrfouft umrpen: ] Gar 3lo. semiihtes
su Sle, 1 Gar DO. e3Le, Gar DO. Gle,
Gar bp. Bokc, Gar bo. e1e, / Gar 80. 4
bo. 60kc, / Gar bo. 6ie. Gar ec. 68e,
Gar SO. 3 bo. 6x5<c, 2 Gar gemiidbtes mad
Qrobe soc, 600 Bn. Ro 4 aemiihtes Sec;
l Gar SO. 4 meises su e5c ! Gar bs.
bc. 64I.e, i Gar bc. 60e, | Gar be. 64e.
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Gar so. 4 aglbes Gle, 6ars DO. 6211c,
Cars bc. $50. Car bp. slsle unb e.ar
aeIbeS aolbenforn, eirsses fauIes, su e3c
ane benz Beleiie
oafer.-Naryt ruhis xaS fietia. 30.
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Re. 3 weiser 5lL--F2c. SO. weiser
49--5lc. SO. 2 2eemifAter SIX 52e, 80. 8
DO. 5I--5i1<e. as. 4 be. Aisle Der 8u.
8erfauft ipuroen !: Cars SO. . ipetser NJ
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~ Size, / esr Ro. 4 DO. an 4lke nus 3
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| GeIeiie.
asssen. -Marft tetia. 10. Q as-lo0c,
no. B 95--97e. 10. 4 81 Soc. gerfaufi
marhen: 400 Bu. nit aorn mad grobe 81
9511e nuf benz Geieiie
| Gerite-Qo. 2 Bsnter 81. io-l.25, Qc.
39se-sl.10. Ro. 4 60--a5e.
Gsrffenm ali. -Jrisia5rsssrfe ei.<a
II .43 per Ba.
gerslei tSs y..t.ls.sBr.iI: wit s.r
ientsenaIn Ilei sen CxI.s ssri3st SsI.
res:
10. San. 1912 10. San, II
Netsew. 30. 9 rether 10le l0ls
ReHhforn. 30. 3 s.n,iTdts, 81, soc
6aser. 20. 2 2eemtfhtsr neusr5lXe 34Le
Roaaen 30. 2 meter . 98: sSc
Sea. Ne. Ttmsths $3.50 $l9,2s
Bbisgy.
Der Hsrtt MR. H,tir v.r'afH parsss
$40 stis DtHtHer's Stnt'kes % ssS sui
terUaits poa sl.35 per gsIsa.