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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-13
TO TALK ARBITRATION
Lake Mohonk Conference Will Assem-
BILE Next Wednesday.

Mohonk Lake. ~ Y, MAY l2-The Lake
Mohonk Conference on International Arbi-
tration is 10 assemble here on "Wednesday
and 10 remain in session until Friday even
ing
Among the speakers from abroad VIII he
Dr. Christian l. Lange secretary OF the
Interrarliamentary Union. and Dr.. Otried
Nippold. Of Germany. professor OF interna-
tional law in Rerne University. who VIII
speak on the third Hague conference.
The treaties of international arbitration
with Great Britain and France Will he dis
cussed ny General Stewart l.. Woodford, OF
New York; Justice William r. Rddel OF
the Ontario High Court 81 Justice. william
G. Dennis. OF Washington, and others.
while the plan for an internationa! court
Of arb,ral justice will he presented oy
Peter W Meldrim. Of Savannah. and Ever
ct, p. Wheeler, Of New York CITY
The relation Of the Church 10 inteTna-
t,onal arbitration will be discussed ~
Rabh! Joseph sllverman. Of New York, and
other clergymen. while the relations OF the
press thereto Will be attes,ed by the at
tendance OF several editors. some OK whom
including Henry Wstterson. are to SPEAK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-13
BLIND YANKEE KNIGHT
Courage and Usefulness Reward
ed by King of England.

copyright, 1912. by the Brentwood Company
That brave and good American knight Sir
Francis j. Campbell, has at length, at the
age of eighty, found it eXpedient TO tighten
his labors. 1t is stated that he is about to
retire from the princil alship OF the Normal
college for the Blind, with which he has
been connected for forty years. Born blind
himself. or afflicted with blindness at so
early an age that he can have no conception
of the sense Of sight. he has devoted the
whole Of his life TO the improvement Of the
condition of those who are similarly affiict-
ed to make them self-suppOrtirg and TO
demonstrate the fact that their deprivation
still leaves open TO them many fields of ac-
tivity. When it is recorded that among his
own favorite recreations are riding. row
ing. travelling. cycling and mountaineering"
reaching Alpine peaks seldom attained by
those gifted with sight-it will begin to he
understood how thoroughly and with what
true American grit he has pursued his life
work.
When King Edward in 1900 conferred
knighthood on him every one aEreed-he
has friends all over the world-that never
was honor more fifty bestowed. Thanks to
his training and his eXertions, hundreds OF
blind men I'm England are now self-support-
ing as orgdnists and musicians.
Born a Winchester. Tenn, he was edu-
Gated at Nashville and at the University OF
Tennessee, being subsequently, connected
with the musical Conscrvatorios Of Boston.
Of Ieipsic and of Tausig and Kullak, in
Berlin. In Boston he was resident superin-
tcndcnt and musical director Of the Perkins
institution for the Blind. In ISL. together
with the late Duke. Of Westminster and
O)her philanthropists. he established the
Royal Normal College and Academy Of
Music for the Blind. at Norwood IN the
southeastern district Of London, with which
institution he has been connected ever
since
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-13
IN THE BERkSHIRES.

tBy Telegraph 10 The Tribunel
LenOx, May l2-Mr. and Mrs. William
Pollock will open Holmesdale. in Pittsfeld,
on Friday.
The marriage Of Miss Florence Colt Dut-
ton and Henry ID. Brigham will occur on
June II at the home OF Frank d. Dutton,
in Pittsfed.
The Maplewood Hotel will be opened on
Saturday, May %.
David Lydig arrived in Lenox last night
for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank X. Sturgis who are
returning 10 New York tomorrow, will
open ClipEtOn Grange on June !.
Miss Clementina FUrniss, Beriram Win
throp and Nj. and Mrs Lucius Warner.
who have been here several days. returned
10 New York to-day.
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NOTES FROM TUXEDO PARK.

IRv Telegraph TO The Tribune.
Tuxedo Park. May l2.-Thcrc were few
arrivals At Tuxedo to-day, owing to the
rain.
Charles y Alexander and the Misses
Alexander were AMONG those who spent
Sunday here. This afternoon Mr.. AlcXan-
der was dinner guest at the villa of f..
81" +. Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lawrence Green
entertained house party at the Winter
cub to-day.
Mrs. Jefferson Coddington, who arrived
ON Saturday for Il brief stay at the club.
entertained a party over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Earle Stevens, who
will open their Tuxedo villa this week, en-
tcrtaiu,d a party at the club to-day
MIR. and Mrs Edison Bradley gavo "A house
rarty n, Carnwill over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G Wictlne Yulcc, OF New
York. were the guests of LucIus X. VIII
mcrd!ng.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Austin Sherman, of
New York. had a party at the club. enter
tanning Miss Whitney and 4. Il. Ptney, jr.
+. G.. Dcycau was among those who ar
rived to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Mcneil came out
to their villa to-day.
The Rev and Mrs. Herbert shipman
spent sunday at the Bradley villa.
Others who spent Sunday at Tuxedo
were j Fred Pierson. jr.. Or. ana Mrs. D.
r. Waiter. Miss Jenkins, Charles de Rham,
Mrs. H. ". Catln. Mr.. and Mrs y. Mack
enzie. Miss Romeyn. Mr. and Mrs. G. \.
Sherman. Miss Whitney r. c. Barrow. O.
] brand. Mr. and Mrs. H. c. McVickar and
F. \. Juiliiard. Percy y. Furben, OF Lon
don; {. 3. Sproul, Mrs. Sproul, Mr. and
Mrs. Roebler and Mrs. George y. Plat.
The third Of series of yacht races given
nv the Tuxedo Lake Yacht Club was held
tc-day. There were fourteen yachts out,
and although the day was cloudy u large
crowd watched the contests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-13
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT

by Telegraph 10 The Trbuuc.l
Newport, May 12.-Mr and Mrs Albert
Steiner who spent the winter In New
York, have arrived az their cottage here.
Mrs. Frank Marble, who Is now New
port guest, is sailing for Europe this week.
Mrs. Addison. Thomas is making New
port visit. She will spend the summer in
Maine.
Mrs. Roderick Terry was a luncheon
entertainer this afternoon.
Miss Emma Stone will sail for Europe on
Saturday
Mrs. Harold Brown has returned from a
visit TO her sister. Mrs. Norrie Scllar, in
New York
Mrs Craig Biddle has returned TO her
Ochre Point villa.
7. j. oakley Rhinelander. OF New York,
spent the week end at the La Fargo cot
taco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-13
WEBER-FIELDS OFF ON TOUR
Jubilee Company Starts To-Day on
5000 Mile Trip to One-Night Stands.

The entire Weber and Fields Jubilee Com
pany. which. with guests will total about
l25 persons. will leave the stage door Of the
Broadway Theatre this morning at O'Clock
and parade behind a band TO the Grand
Central terminal where at 10 o'clock the
special train OF ten cars will begin the first
Stage of the 5,o00-mile journey in thirty
days.
Will be given tonight. In each city 70 he
visited the company will parade IN auto
mobiles preceded by Il band Of eighteen
pieces, with the feminine minstrel band I'm
the centre. The company will go as far
West as Omaha, making each city visited
one-night stand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-13
WOULD RETAIN HER TREASURES
England to Have Legislation Affecting
American Buyers.

London, May l2-The House of Lords Is
taking measures 10 prevent the removal OF
further historical monuments 20 America.
Aroused by the many recent purchases by
Americans of interior decorations of old
castles and homes. the government.
through Earl Beauchamp First Commits
sloner of Works. has introduced bill en-
titled the ancient monuments protection
bill The bill gives the government the
night of pre- emption for the purchase from
d private owner Of monuments OF interest
which otherwise might be sold and sent out
OF the country.
The bill was supported by Lord Curzon
and other Opposition peers. and should
have a smooth passage through both
houses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-13
JOHN E. PARSONS HOME AGAIN
Says Europe Is Laughing Over the
Taft Roosevelt Fight.

John L. Parsons, former counsel for the
sugar trust, arrived here yesterday on
the Hamburg american liner Amorika,
after a trip Of six weeks abroad. Asked II
he had anything to say regarding his re-
turn, he said:
yes, ! have something 10 say 10 the re-
porters ! want them 10 let me alone. J
have nothing TO do with the sugar trust
nor has my son. / have been away for six
weeks on private business Europe Is
Laughing over the Tait-Roosevct fight. II
is very undignincd and gives Europe a
chance to CritiCisc America"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-13
OBITUARY..
GEORGE BROWN.
~ Telseranh 70 TIE Trlhune ]

" |f"NT'"
PoughkecpsiA. y. Y. May n-Gsorge
Brown. n prominent Mason. died suddenly
Mt hts home. near Tishkill Plains. to-day.
from pneumonia He was taken I'll yester"
day morning and died this morning Mr..
Prown was horn IN New York on March Il,
1871. and accumulated a fortune through
real estate deals IN New York He COM
Quoted a grocery business there before the
civil War NJ Brown retired from bust
ness IN 1861. and purchased a 5co-aore farm
near Fishk!n Duchess County. So far az
IS known here. he leaves no near relatives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-13
WEDDINGS.

Washington, May 12-Mr5. Louise Bank
head Perry. daughter II Senator John H.
Bankhcad. Of Alabama. ard widow OF colo
mel William TIayno Perry. Of North caro-
lima, former member of Congress. was
married here this afternoon to Arthur
Graves I.und. of Boston. The ceremony
took place In the apartments OF Senator
and Mrs. Bdnkhoad, and was Witnessed 5y
many Southern members of the Senate and
House and by representatives, 81 "HtoidI
and dinlomatic circles. Mr.. and Mrs JOhn
H. Bankhcad, jr.. of Jasper, Ala. and
Perry Bcattic, of Greensvillc. :. G., also
were present
Washington. May l2.-Miss Iillda fafr'
daughter Of Representative John H. farr.
Of Scranton. Penn. and Robert \. Beggs' OF
PHILADELPHIA, were married here yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-13
PRINCE TRAIDos IN WASHINGTON

Washington, May - Prince Traidos. the
new Siamese Minister 10 this country. ar
rived here to-day from New YORK. lie
viii present his credentials to President
Taft as soon as tn" latter returns from his
trim to the Middle West
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DIED..

RAXxARr Horace r.. on Frits, Nay 49, isl-.
~ No ar5 st ave. Asoiry rex. y, "a.
r,ral Mon.av MAY J.. at ,. ~ at a., pain.
FIRST Presbyterian 'lAf.n l"''' '"'''' ~ ~
ged. y f.. on TNee4A!.
rv,rr A, central valley. y Y. on May -.
iai2 Augusta HYATT. daughter OF the -
George s.. j.. Hyatt. IN IN" "'' !''' - "'
age. Funeral private
t,...p,uAN suddenly. a, his rssitence Flu'h-
irs T.. r May H. 1912 ';eors" lnsianan' N
- s.l ,.,, ~ his age Funeral s"fl!'e az
- - rFes church, F.nshi,ns. i pla,,rsviyania
terminal at rs p. M.
,r,yy ~, Friday. May 10. 1914. jennie
~ -. rcd ~ beloved wife of Chr's'opher
ia,N FUNERAL from her late r"s' enc no.
-, linton 81. BROOKLYN. on MSnass y, IT. =,
,.,,,c's xayiers church. 9Th az" snd Ssf-
I'll e, vterc solemn requiem mass VIII %
celebrated.
,,.>..,,t,n 7, Vow Haven Conn. SATURDAY,
Nav ~ iei2 MaryN a. .a NSeuin Ftln.ra ser.
we ~" an ro bot a, her late residence. No.
lal whitney ave. on Tuesday. az IL oe''e<
noon.
ONION on so,urday Nay l.: ,i isIS vs MAZE
u onion rrincral services A. hs rsside ne
her iorgh,or. Mrs FLETCHER Whitney Ne
qs6 Hancock o.. Brooklyn. on luesaay' Hsy
a. NJ go =. ~.
prcRsoN Al his summer re.idercr. HHnuns7
ton. Long l.laun bis are Funeral Monday.
Nav - az . clock. from ne iss.ainc, ,, VI Az
brother in law. NJ Ed"ard X st.', I'm - tirgYy
:, Marks ave. Brooklyn. Friends VIII A'hD''
not send flowers
VI ~. ~ F,,roral church. No. 2li West Esd Of.
FRANK campbell Building. Tuesday afternoon.
O'Clock.
sMrrH-On FRIDAY May 70 ial2 ras
,bIs civ. FLORENCE Louise. only daughter @
George Moore and Anna " smith. funs'
,',r'Ir.s Al No 1872 Madison ave, Az :
"'riock. on Monday May 10 lnieTmsn ,,,, a.
t;.nsirn M the convenienc" 81 the fanny
II f. requested that no flowers oe sent
srr~soX-A sea Gun. Long Island. on sstur-
do, Nav A. 1912. Samuel Siens'n' IN his
cs,b ,,3r Funeral services viii be held at
his lat. residence. Sea GIN Long Island. on
Monday. MAY -. ~ 30 p m. Ca. Esrriases
vim meet train reaching sea CliH d. d
o'clock p. m. Gnterment private
r,pprN-A, her residence. No 40 East 6sth
I'm sunday morning May -. 1912. Sarah
IJIteu widow ~ Frederick u. Tappen. in
her sd year Interment private
Glen Head. l.. l. First day:
Fifth month. 18th. Mary Is. widow OF Rlchard
i.ndrrhilI Funeral at Friends Meeting
irn,se Matinecock. Fourth day. FIFTH month.
KIN AZ II o'clock. Carriages VIII meet ram
n Iocust valley Depot AT 1898 Kindly omit
flowers.
vttJIs-At Jericho. Long Island. seventh day.
Nh : widow or Townsend Z. Willis. In her
sgth year Funeral soiv vices On IhiLd Gay
,Tucsdayl. i4th. Fifth mouth lel2 at Der late
tomc the residence OF Mrs. sidney w jack
SON AT . O'Clock Carriages Will meet train
arriving at HcksNile at ll:oo'
voop-At Tappan. y. Y, May 10, sophia r..
widow OF IN" late Rev. Frank \. Wood, OF
the syrian Mission, and daughter 81 the iate
rcs,de1ct, rappan. y Y. Monday. p. m.
rim leaves west shore Railroad station
.45 y. IN. Interment private.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-13
ALBERT CuRRIea.

Newburyport. Mass. May l2.-EX-Mayor
Albert Currior. dean Of the retired legis-
lators Of the state. died. to-day IN ms
year lie had been MEM
Der of both branches of the legislature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-13
TABLETS UNWILLING POSTPONED.

The unveiling Of the memorial tablet TO
Willard Parsons. founder of the Fresh Air
movement which was announced in Satur-
days Tribune 10 take place to-day, has been
postponed. The ceremonies will probably
be held in the latter part Of May or the
early part Of June
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-13
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Free admission 90 the American Museum OF
Natural History.
Garden party Of the Ladies' Auxiliary OF me
New York geological Society ZooIoslcil
Park. to y. III.
>,oo,,,,, y, ~. woman, National Sabbath Al
lance, No 1850 Fifth avenue. II a. IN.
pecen,ion q, the women's social committee ~
the New York Peace Society Tor Abdu!
Bahn. Hotel Aston. from 10 p m
Meeting OF the Mothers Club Ho'e! "stor'
230 p. m.
ve.,lng Of the Ohio Society OF New York.
Waldorf-Astoris. p. m
Meeting Of the Society ~ Medical Jurispfu-
dance No Il West Asa street, 80 p m.
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OFFICES.

FRANK r.. CAMPBELL. 24i-3 West e3d 81
Chapels Private Rooms. private Amouiahess
Tel 1924 Chelsea
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MAIN OFFICE-No. I5i Nassau street
UPTOWN OFFICE-No 1854 Broadway, or
ANY American District telegraph once.
ukRLFM FICES-No. lJT East l25th street.
No 263 West l25th street and No. 2lo West
la5th street. 49,.
WASHINGTON BUREAu--Westory Building. b
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CEMETERIES.
UNDERTAKERS.

THE woODLAwN CEMETERY.
cs3l St BY Harlem Train ana oy lfo'ie1'
Onic,. 20 East sd 81. N. Z.
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Horace r.. on Frlfa,. Nay 10. 1917,
q, 10 $40 st aye As0siryo fS 70 n m a, ,as
neral Mou .av. MAY j., al a, plain.
..-I 1 IN.l.-.A..
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MANSFIELD IN Vow Haven Conn satgrsay;
~ 49,, roIn " NirsHsld. Funeral ser
,%,s wIl re hold 3, her late r@siasnce: Ne.
- whitney ave. on Tuesday. az IL oe'oek
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ONION on SATURDAY. Nay II 1872 Marie
,,,,,,,.,,. Piss widow - the late william
,,,io, lriucral services ~ tie residencs
- her iargh,or. Mrs FLETCHER whitney Se
ass Ifarcock o.. Brooklyn. on Tuesday nay
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1geberitd3t be1 Cincinnati
W8arfte8,
fky bic Rontas, ben 8. Wlai, 1919
enbiQenbe Ho&s.
Gtusiuuatt, 4. Mo

Gtneinnati, 4. Mai 1912.
fk naAfolesnbsn Custirunssu bssishsn
hA mur anf Gaaros 6rdnsattisnen. Del
lleinsreH 0sfAafssa Htresa stuas b0ssrs
prsiis bsrs4nst.
prebifisusn
Ter yaarst mar rubse nab bic vrsife fen.
GAmals.-grima stsam $l0.45-l0.55,
feb.
2ro6ensslaIssHesGIstf6.g gsarft
fea. ebert clear stitsH i04 -- lie, ibsrt
NippspisitsH io,s-loAs, sTtra iborts dear
esiisH lOtx-i0sxs, ShrItsyn 9ik--es1s,
Sslies ii1k --i24s ssis aae 1ss 'assr ssr.
Want fen. essst Hare Soften
ilA-i2s, fnrss stipssmfsiisn llts lis4e,
srsra ltsrt dear ssiiea lltts-Iis4s. SHultsrn
k-lo14e unsrsaiss i2l --iSl<s tsis uns
y4f Der viunb msbr berpadt.
Sugar Cured oisilA. Ylarst isf
e6iassH 100 1880, pifnis S&nltsr
ll.M--l2.00, Dreatfah Hasoa I5.50--16.50,
eAulteraIl .bo-l2.oO, Rem uo6 Gst Soul.
tssa l2.0o--l2.50, tro6sae Bed S4iaisn
iS.o0--20.00.
ei5asp56sItss aIeif4.-Marsi fss.
e&tHfsH @i8, ,00--i3,50, vifnit SAaltfrn
O-1Otzt, Dsniss l3t< -lsks, SAultsra l0l
10<s, Mem usrs Gut eAulisru lok : lIs.
6rtf4ss6Ietf4 q. - SAiaisa l2lk -l3s,
pjfais e&altern ek- 10x, G@altsru sk
--l0s. Ned AiSpeafdtsa 9-9ls, ibsEt narr
Gsitsn % -eks, ytrn itoFt eatsa 49,
oj<s, Belize ii - l8s per VFHHt.
Ns6I unb estrsise
Nsbl.--- Renes 0snter 9eatsnt 15.2E-5.50,
0tstsr 6anst el.G6--6lO, Hiaser aamiss
a OK n Arfvo a nlA In axAsux~sx
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sSluR<Nabricbten.
giuctnuati, Z. Wai

tnuati, 4. Wat
8ei bieiiaer Staot if Der Glus aefsru nod
stipas atitiegen, pabrsne oes abenos absr
mar oerielbe itatipnar init einem @ahsrfaHe
bon 3l.2 Gub,
Die folaenbeu Dspefheu traf.a pdbrsHs
bes ee'triger cages bier elm:
BtttSburs, pa. Der SIu6 bat eir!sn
@aFerftano bon 40 Sub uue faIt.
8artersburg, gS 8a. Der SIus bat
sinsn Bafsrfauo BON l29 Sub uuo fdlit
eatIettsburg, Ap Der Glub bat et'
men SaHsrftaHo bon $40 Gus unb fdat.
aanaDba sails, gs. Ba. Der 6tus
bat einsH@aTerFauo bon 3.9 Gus uuo iGlIt.
gbarlestou, gS. Sa. Ter SIub bat st-
usn @aderitano bon So Gub unb faat.
ST gIsaiant, g8. pa. Der SIu5 bat
tinen ssaferfGnb bon l7.4 Gus uuo idut.
Yorts outb, .. Der SIu6 bat eiuen
BafsrltaHb bon 20l Gus unO fdut.
FouisbiIls, I'm. Der stus bat sinsn
@afsrtano bon ITO dur uno faIt
Gpanscilte, Snb. Der SluS bat eiD
nen sSaHerfaHb bon $50 GUS uHo fault
gairo, 5H Der 5lub bat siHsu 9SOFer
iauo Don 49.2 Sus unb faQt
Msmpbts, Gsnn. Der 6Ius hat eiReu
sSaFeriano bon 37.4 Sub uno itsjgt
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Mustudrtise Wdrfte.

Str yort, D. Hial.
M,bI.-3uFubr IL .T34 Tbls., geriares
2g475 9bls. - Ger Rarft mar beuts h6bsr.
cprina paisnt d. .55-5. so, Binter 5traiahts
IS 10--5.25, @int.r gatents $5.35-5. so,
spriHa clears 81 .60-a90, @inter ertra,
SO. / "a. .30--4 so, 30. DO. "a. 10. 20e,
aanias S,raiabts IS. .l5--5.35.
3eeeeumtbI mar beute itstis. sair
Bic gutss t5.0o-5.l0, Soiee bis fanep IS. .15
IS 40.
suAnti, III fnu IN $2 80
peg leo Yfuub fair bis sutss $.295. -
5. .l5, 4eiss bis fants IS. .00-525.
Waismebl 1T fetis Geines neises
uns a,lbss tl.s0-l.s5, srcbes $l.75-l. 50,
ailn6riee A.l5.
.uAp Apst,eR nominsH. amerisan 65t
arb Canadian 83c G. |. 7. Rem Bort.
Rsaaen IN fer. Ne. Defern Csc
bet Mnsanit {. i. I. TaHalo.
esrAs IA teiis. Nalsseras l24-l5ss
{. u. SaHal0.
9ti,.n.-sufubr 5000 gu, gtrranpi
46,TIl Hu. Rartt III tart Ho. rothsr
neuer l23e i'm eItsator anb I2534ti.o o. b.
sdpimmene. Rc. Rortbern Tulutb l29t
T. .. b. ihDimmeue.
Rsifhforu.- 3ufuhr ---- 9trfdnet
----- On. Nartt IN itstis. Grport So.
ntuer S6s4e i'm eIsuator une S6c I. o. b.
EaRimmsno.
oafer.-3uFutr 44.225 Hu., Ssrranst
1907 gu. Tiartt III tdum its.is. stanearo
usiter 621se I'm eIroGtor. 30. Dsissr 62
Ia, Ro. 8 62tse, ao. 4 SIC.
eeu III fen. - prima lT0e, So. 1856,
No. o l5Oe, 30. 5 l45c.
cspfsu ietis.-- 9tatt 1911, srbind
rer bic Dolce 36-52e; 1919, 45-47t; paeiHS
goah 1911, oro;nirts bic Dolce 40 AK,
1910. 40-42e.
eaate Hns astia. = gensral am,rieu
241zc, Hoeota 2sl4-254t.
2sbsr ia iea. pemls6 25--27t.
verf ijt fsh. samiia $2O.5o- 2l so,
ltcr. dear sls.25-20.25 Nfsb $20.75-
81 90.
Beef IN fsa samils $Is.0o-- 1880,
glsS tl4.50-l5.0o, eesi.5AinftH $500
Isl 100, gerpa6t sl3 o0-lS.5o, eit9 trtra
3nbia plsb i9.0o-ls.25.
Sat Msats ilne iis.is. eepostlt. Bel.
lies, 10 bis IL Bfo., II - l2r. DO. ShuI.
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