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From OtIIcr slope.

G.. II. Logan arrived yesterday
from Colorado Springs 70 look after
business matters hero and visit
friends over Cne day.
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There Is certain satisfaction re
IitinE from our plumbing which
annot be measured In dollars ano
snts J q Mckenzie The Plrmhsr
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starts for California.

Burton Kendall left yesterday
morning for San Diego. Cal, 10 make
his future home with Harold Lutes
and family.
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Returns to GIenwood.

Mrs. Adolph Merriam and little
daughter left for their home in Glen
wood last evening, after a pleasant
week in the city.
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Starts to College.

Mack Hughlett Of the Wadsworth
grocery will leave tomorrow for FIT
Collins to take a farmers short
course in the state agricultural col.
lege.
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Hunting for Venison.

Isaac +. Lukens, Bert Watson and
T p. Christian left Sunday morning
for the Escalante canon section to
hunt for venison.
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Made Final PROOF.

Charles w. Smith OF his city. a
railroad mail clerk. ma'n final proof
on some land near lInrrhkiss last
week.
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La Fair In City.

w. 5. LaFair, n prominent cattle
man from the Uraweep canon, arriy-
ed in the city yesterday to look at
ter business interests.
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Funeral Held.

Funeral Held.
The funeral of Mrs Lee Purcell
occurred Saturday morning at the
Catholic church. lnterment was
made in the Catholic cemetery.
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For Durango.

+. \. Franklin Left for Durango
and adjacent parts this morning to
sell paper for tho Peters Paper com
pany OF Denver. which he represents.
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Iowan Visiting.

lowGn Visiting.
Miss Florence Tyne of Cherokee,
Ia. is here to visit Mrs : 4. Long
acre OF Teller avenue.
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RrndhurN Lrnyrs.

Arthur Bradbury left this morning
for his homestead property on the
north fork Of the Eas, creek near
Whitewater.
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Retn1.ns 10 PaIisade.

Mrs. George j. WamUler, who has
been spending the las week in the
city. has returned 10 hrr home in
Palisadc.
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Rhnnc 10 IcnhyiIIe.

Henry Rh0ne LEFT .
Sunday on % business
probably bn home tod.
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Marriage License.

Dana A. Potter of Palisade was
granted a license yesterday afternoon
to marry Miss Mayme Ethel Yager
of the same city.
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The CITY Van Transfer. Livery 6
Storage company All kinds Of haul
ing. and the best nj livery equipment
Prompt attention to all branches Of
the business Barton & Terrill. pro
nrietors
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7 OCAL ITEMS OF INTEREST TO
l. ALL MESA COUNTY PEOPLE
Home SATURDAY.

Or. W. 2. Gasser of this city is
expected home from his hunting trip
Saturday
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Carroll Returns.

Fred Carroll left this morning for
lis nome in Ouray. after a short
visit with relatives here.
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Homo from Other Slope.

Lumber company has returned from
"a business trip TO the eastern slope.
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In IocnI Hiph School.

IN Local ElBh school.
Miss Irene Crandall of Telluride
enrolled in the local high school the
iTst of The week. She Is n junior.
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Down from Canon.

William and Charles Sllzcll of
Unaweep canon, cattlemen and
ranchers, are in the city visiting
friends this week
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Goes to Fort Collins.

George Burckhalter has left for
Fort Collins to enter the Agricultur-
al college there, to be gone for six
months.
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Visitors from Mack.

Clarence Stamm and wife. former
local residents, were up from Mack
their new home. Saturday. visiting
NJ. II. Flynn and wife.
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.IOineL in Rinc.

Mrs. George E. Mason and daugh-
ter have Joined Mr. Mason at Rife,
to be there while he is working on
his bank building contract.
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ECrl-g Roy

An s-UOUUl baby was born
10 Air and Mrs j.. W N..t OF 2G4
Teller avenue Saturday morning.
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Viz. lHeene nome Again

Mrs. Charles F. KeOT" OF PlIis1dO
has returned home ai;, moving the
fair.
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Canon City Visitor.
C. II. Swanton of Canon CITY is
Grand Junction visitor this week with
friends
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The lady miustrels will hold forth
tonight at the Park opera house.
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Still Ouitp Ill

Mrs. w. G. Jones is still quite i'll
at her home on East Gunnison ave-
nue., but expects to be out soon.
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Accepts Position.

W. II. Lemon. a Pueblo tailor has
accepted a position In the w. II.
IpefTiCr store here
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MCgah., Improving.
4. p. NcCIBe is slowly improving
at his home on Ouray avenue, after
a very severe Illness.
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FIFTEEN YEARS AGO TODAY
From The Sentinel
October I, 1897,

Chris O'Neil is up from Fruita
today.
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Garfield Coal, $3.50 per ton, "The
Best is the Cheapest" 9-T-1m
The evening world., 1912-01-10

No. aas Tiffany street. me Bronx. re-
solved yesterday to set q new dare.
To-day he recovered consciousness In
Lebanon Hospital lie had been taken
there with a compound fracture Of the
i'asc - tho ekull.
Every effort was made Of the school
10 keep the matter secret. Principal
john IT Dmb.gh refused nv 'u-,hcr
Information, and Professor Peabody, tao
teacher " biology, VIC first went to
the boys side. Was no more cOnmun..
cative.
! The boy told his story to-day 70 DR..
BENJAMIN. nm ambulance surgeon at the
hospital.
Il just tried TO skip four rungs on
the ladder" he explained. smiling
! family. and I missed. I gue I mus
have hit pretty hard. didn't II"
The boy turned a somersaul, and
landed on his head on the concrete floor.
Principal Denbieh and Mr.. Peabody
tried to revive him. and then sent a
private call to the hospital. The few
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pupils who we're In the gymnasium were
sent away. and II was generally he
lieved in the school the lads injury was
slight.
For = while last night the surgeons
thought there was no hope. TIE boys
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Mishhln.
we're notified. To-day II 10 said he has
, lighting chance for recovery. D. A.
:. TAYLOR. associate superintendent of
the district. and School Commissioners
.hiphonse Wiener both expressed surprise
that they had not been advised Of the
accident.
Young Mlshktn cams TO the Morris
school a year and q half from Mon
,real. lie was so young his standing
was no, credited until he presented a
letter from the Montreal school author
ties. At the Morris school he Is q gen
eral favori,e. standing high in his
classes and being an honor pupil Ills
fellows planned to-day 10 go 10 tho
hospital a. . mark Of Affection and
sympathy.
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GIRL ON sTRETcHER TELLS
TALE OF FATAL ASSAULT.
Jumped From Window When Wife
OF Merchant She Accuses
Scolded Her.

Chiarina Aicaine. eighteen old
lay on a strctchcr to-day In tho Criminal
Branch Of the supreme Court and told
Justice Davis and q jury her story OF
tho assault upon hor ~ A~'eysrd~r
I,udini. q vino merchant.
After ,S1ns u~pbraidsd by Mrs. Ruaini.
tho giri had Jumped from . third story
window AT the Rudin hhme. No tss
Lexington ven Shc struck in tha
area, fractured her spinc and for nearly
a year has laid on Nsr hack In 81. Van.
CENTS Hospital.
The Riri was brought from the hoe
p.,sl In an ambulance and was carried
into the court room. Every movement
seemed to give her cute pain. Two
The evening world., 1912-01-10
Rich Bohemian Glass
At Splintered Prices

These are the charmingly colored or handsomely decorated
pieces of Bohemian Glass that we imported for our holiday bust
ness, and which now remain in broken lots.
Quantities range from five to twenty pieces OF a kind, and we
have reduced prices from % to 40 per cent. These are the groups:
Fruit o Salad Bowls Jelly Dishes and Preserve BOWS
At$1. 90. from $3b0-Dhhesf fol compete bon-bons or small cakes hand
At sls5, from s27S-Efhctveye engraved Compots and Finch Fruit
or Salad Bowls Fifth Floor
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HIGH SCHOOL BOY
INJURED GYM"
Adolph MiShkin, Thirteen Years
Old, Falls as He Tries
a Difficult Feat.

Several OF the boys OF the Morris
High School. at Boston Road and one
Hundred and sixty-sixth street. can
skip three rungs on tho ladder in the
gymnasium, but nobody can skip four.
Adolph siishkin. thirteen years old. Of
The evening world., 1912-01-10
BRYAN WAITS TO REJOICE
OVER CHINESE REPUBLIC.
SO Writes in Hotel Register Under
Signature Of Baby Emperor's

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. lo.-.winiam
%Jcnnlng1 bryan, who came here last
night to deliver an address before re-
ligious bodies. left for New York at 10
y. VI. to-day. Before leaving the hotel
where he spent the night he was asked
- sig his name in the private auto.
graph register. Seeing In II the name
OF Prince Tsai sum. uncle of the Em-
neror OF China. who was in the city In
September. 1910. Mr.. Bryan wrote under
81:
Waiting to rejoice over the establish
mcnt OF the republic OF China. Yours
truly. w. j.. BRYAN"
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ohairs supported the strstehse. an .
hospital surgeon sat at her head and
supported her as she was worn through
an Interpreter and gave her narrative.
There was no direct corroborative
evidence. Rudini was indicted on a
charge OF criminal assault.
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Adieu to 5000 Pairs of Women's
81 to $3.50 GLOVES
At zoe Pair

Stock clearing. All short Gloves, these, with one or two
clasps, or one button. Smart styles for street wear, of which
every woman needs half a dozen pairs or so.
Included are kid, suede, cape, chamois and lambskin, in styles
in which size ranges are broken, or some of the Gloves are q trine
soned. Black, white and colors.
In the offering you will find your size in plenty Of desirable
gloves; although probably not in every style. 7c a pair for Gloves
that hitherto have been 81 and 81 80 Main Floor
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All Sorts of STOVES

To Keep You Warm Economically
The economy comes In the price Of the Stoves, which We have
marked considerably below usual. And we have chosen In each
case stoves that are the best Of their typo, 20 that there y
economy In the use Of their particular kind Of fuaL Good cold
weather news:
Electric Hssts1 st eS.6o-TwoI 00s RSdiStoRD
tubes; will heat any room Of ordinary FowItubs. Aluminium dnih: d.
size and can b. attached to any lamp Radiator, $50 each.
socket. tAl-tube high. 0o Ra&aea, =
eS.eS Aciuoyd 0s Hester and VIE each. ,--
Cookers st S&-Guarantssd to give S&tupe' low ~ HSw~@' ~
perfect satisfaction; can be used for WSMM IT. a.. o-,..A---
heating or cooking. SA""o"'
NCylinder Heattng CoG Stoves OH Hssing Stoves, IN michele
asO.!e-brick lining. arHe ~ NO. Japan hnah, made especially fs .
Snze; No regularly *AoO stS.1ol mall room, s& o. 70 each.
co.'s Psrlor Heating Stoves st| 1lirt Cyindse 6tovo, bstck Hufns
SS-No. 8 size full nickeLplated; No. fancy TOD and bee, No. ID. 81; NJ
4,regulariy $l076. at 9 10. III, %. fifth 6cee
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Sale of Notions and
D~ressmakers' Supplies
IN THE SUBWAY o
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
DRESS 0HIILD0

DRESS SHIELDS
See for two $50 pairs oimbeae Pc
f~sotlon. .hnc nAinsooE Drs.s shields.
..b ,ss 70. -. sss.b sSs pI p..'; sA, St%o'''
COLLAR SUPPORTERS
10 tor three washable Net DOLLAR
Foundations.
ioc Tor three &c cards Supporters.
sSe Tor twelve loo cards Eve Collar
supports
MISCELLANEOUS
isc for W. loc folding nickel Coat
rec for 26c nickel finish Skirt or
Trouser Hangers.
o for four wooden Coat Hangers.
soc for pair VI "wslk-WeI' Foot
ise Tor three so pair Diamond Tip
Use Tor two ioc punches Mohair
Use Tor isc bottle "Gilt Edge" shoe
Isc Tor two 100 Nugget" shoe Pasva.
100 for four sateen stitched Tape
iSc for two packages Of "soilofT'.
Toe for three Sc Wash Cloths.
i0c Tor three sc bottles Machine oil.
1e for dozen Ironing Way
Toe for Dainty jet Hat Pins.
iSe Tor two i6c Polishing MittA.
SC for Slumber Socks.
use for cord Shopping Bags.
I5c FOR 200 busting Caps.
i5c Tor 25c pair Perfection Shout
der braces. Tor men, wotncn or children.
Zoe for I papers OF Milward's Needles.
TAPES
Zoe for three sc rolls English Tape.
l0c for three &c rolls Crystal. Wash
Ribbon, white. pink & blue. up TO "a IN.
zoe for three sc pieces Bias Tape.
Sc for -four yard piece feathcrstitched
Braid.
Subway Store, Lower Floor
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Your Hosiery Supply
For a Year
At Average Savings of 40 Per Cent.

That is what the Gimbel Annual Hosiery Sale offers you, as it
were, on a silver salver. You merely have to pick out your size
from among the score Of groups of just the sort of Hosiery you
would naturally buy, at full prices, for everyday or dress wear.
For they are all fine, perfect, and mostly staple Stockings, with
nothing queer about them but the price, which is on an average
40 per cent. less than it ought to be.
We have secured these fine concessions from makers eager to
retainer to win-our business; in addition to which we have
added sundry splendid lots at similar reductions from our own
stock. It is really a very important Hosiery Sale. and one that
you shouldn't miss. Of course, not every style or color at each
of these prices:
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cases motions are made and heard ire
spective OF the trial. but for the most
part these are attended TO by clerks or
submitted without argument"
The evening world., 1912-01-10

TRENTON. N. J.. Jan. M.-capt.
Charles b. Dahicen. . retired naval
ofncer. died in this city to-day. Capt.
Dahigrcn was . son Of Admiral DAN.
gren.
The evening world., 1912-01-10
Hockey Shoes for Everybody
At 50 a Pair

Comfort in skating demands shoes made to support the instep
and ankle and to give a firm foundation for the skates.
These Hockey Shoes are designed exclusively for this purpose,
and we sell them for men, women and children at the uniformly
low price Of 81 a pair, including the famous Norman e. Bennett
Regulation S. Hockey Shoes. These are much used by expert
skaters on account of the softness of the leather in toe and instep
and the firmness of the sole and heel. In tan and black.
Besides, we have every other kind of good Shoes for outdoor
sports and winter protection, from High Hunting Boots to Arctcs.
Second Floor
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ets&fetlen $l.25, Mntbratite $1.50-7.75 per
fsnse abseliefert. Sste tstet $3.50 per fexas
GbAeltefert
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Cincinnati. %. Cttob.r

sincinnatt, %. 0ttob.r.
SIN Ginetnnatier Tifritt 1T Der Flus qe.
tern b.inabe unosrdno.rt gsblisben unO Bate
am Gbeno BEL bitIiger Staot eineu BaNsrs
ftanb BON 1878 gus.
Die Tslgensen Dsp.fa.a trafe1 sasreHs
ses s.frtsen Sassi ster eta:
Sittssurs, "a. Der Tfpf BAT ,iu.n
8sFertsns bon 40 6uS unb aegt.
Yart.rssurs, gs. 81. Der 5tui Sat
sin.n 8aF.rtaHs Ben 726uS una tsigt.
gatlettsbur1. "a. Der SIut bat elReH
BaF.rfans bon 35 Gus uns faQt.
sanansa sdtls, S. Ba. Der F[us
sat .in.N BaF.rHans usn 1.2 Gus uus ft.bt.
gbartestsu, Us. ga. Der Stus Sat st L.
n.n BaTertano bon IA GUS unb F.igt.
st. 3I.aiant. 8. pa Der Slus bat
sin.u Bafsrtans bon &c Gus uns fdat
Ssrtsmautb. .. Der Slui Sat elmer
@aF.rAass ssR 90 gus uHs idat.
9suisstlle. Ca Der Slus Bat tiRez
AaHsrtanb ssH SO gas uHb ittist.
GsaHssitIe. 51o. Der FLus bat ein.n
1afsrkaas ssR "a Gus uus iteist.
Sairs, II. Der 5tui Dat sIusu 1aaer-
fanb bon 124 GUS unb fsigt.
M.mpbis, EeuH. Der Elub bat cine
| SSaHerfauo bon 80 Sub ane fttist.
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teesers $4.25-6.75, stod. Seifers $4.00--
Ate. Stod,aibe 10000.
Bullen.- 8si 3ienIid suter 9adfrast
mar Der Warft beute itetia.
Nsssr. ans Isitts S3.50-4.35, 8erssnl
N.35-5.00, ertra s510-5.2E, fette SuLler
IS .0O-5.50, Sfeebtrs $425-4.85.
Ralber -- Die 3ufubr mar beute siem.
lid aroS unb Der Wartt fIau uuo f4pah.
Orstuars unb srsst s40O--10 90, fair bis
sxte leidte SO. .5o-10.25, ertra $1o.50.
Salber In ben sommifiions. 6dufern. -
8snca 101ac, prima bis aussrlsisus 9-loe,
srsinare 5-8e
q eins. - Die Matfrags mar iebr
mdbia unb bic Br2ife fis[sn nm ipeitere 15t
per 100 8funo fir Gleiiterfortsn. 2eittt
gerfanotisrtsn uno 5ert.I aber paren in
Nndlfrags uuo itetiq.
Ghpere $S.75, quite bis auserlefene Ser
padungs. unb Sf.ifaerforten So. 85-7 SO
semifbte gersa sasunssierten SO 40-8 .65, or.
binare bis aussrleien. fanere f.tt. S1u,
80. 00-8.00, ertra $8,10, Stass 81 O0-7 so
leihte 8erianbtiorten $500 = 7.50, aerfs
BON ITO $funb uns peniger S400-6.50, me.
blum BON 165-180 Bfunb $7.60-s.25.
Smafe mmer.-Dte Nadfraq,
mar cine CUTE, bic 3nfubr nur mdbiq uni
Der Wartt farf.-Sdafs ftisgeu um l0-l5e
2dmmtr um 1I-25c.
eaafe. ertra 1865, CUTE Bis aus
.rIeisus s315 - $50, orotndre bis gut
81 $500, Mutterf5af. s3.50-4.25.
2dmmer. Grtra bratten 800, gut
Bis auserIefeue S65O-6.90, orbiuars bi
fsirs $450--6 40.
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Npnt Delonsartte.
eix.inuati, a. Otobsr, isia.

Gtnetuuatt u. OttcDses IVA.
Gtniae bon ben 8anfen batten etne redgt
quite Hadfraae nah Darleben 81 peraethnen,
i'm NlIaemeinen aber maren bic esfhdfte
rubia mnb bic 3insraten feR. DnrItben scn
eaa@ ipurben bon ben Banfen 5n 5--bH%
ausatIIehen, ipabreub @eiAaftsHdptere ~
" bisfontirt nurben. Die Watler pla.
eir,.n Pribat.ssasital su SD ron eaa" uno
auf Belt ~ 5-6MS.
Eeaia asi Tss psss .
wuroen su Bari aniideu 8anfen osrfduft.
Die 9ounterrate betrast Soc prdmte per
$1,000.
EeAief ant essssa.
dnS feaer. - Die foIsensen nsss,rsnssn
fnS ~ btrihten:
qsnbon. : aaa. eiat. s4.ssH-4.ss1S per
e, 60 tag. Siht, $4.62A-4.8214 per 4;
pdris, raoe siht, 5.15-5.l6H Der Hranes;
800 20 faae eiht, 5l71k-520 Dranes Der
500. fiir Teutfdblaub 4 Taae eidt, Warl
05L--953<e 10. so Gage Siht, 94lse.
Tetumer,taru Bius auf sonbon urben ,u
4.SlL, asf 0Iasaon su 4.81 uae aaf Bel.
fan ~ 4.soA oeriauft.
Uurtsa. Cblieatisnsa.
rabis xns aeiis. Die Ban,sa sustir.a sis
iOlsts
aintnu'. gertcaf.
~ 1snss, 1a25 Coup .ll5s4 ll4k
81 1onbs, 1918 .l02Ia l03
2S Bombs, 1880. ....l01 l0lk
20 Ydnama ...l0l l0l e
Citafims Assfs amf&ss.
Die lImfdts i'm bieia.u Gresrinsbsufs be-
Iisfsa I'D hsuis auf $4,095. 100.
erisl.esirri,atsm.
Die A!tien Der procter xnb Gamble 60
maren beute in @ahfrage unb fitaen nm
goiHts. Conf par Der Warft bsute rubis
Die na&Hebsneen 8ertdufs iino 3u beri4tsn.
as bu DSrie.
2 stiden gintf Gas & GIetirc.. ........ a5t,
20 stitien Sn5Iin Gdmibt pfo..........1 100
AZ MHtrH Rrnsicr & Gamble. e..........-.4 .442N
IL Nftipn Vrocicr Il SaiHblc. c............ .443T
IL Aiiicn 0roder * Gamble. e............4A6
90 9Iitien prnctcr & Gamble be..........44S
10 Aitien Rrcefer 6: 0uIHte st
10 miiieB 1IIebo Nn L. Qtgbi. 6A
Second Csn.
10 slftien sfmeriean RoQina Min. .....1s0
~ HfiicH 9in'ii Gas X electric. ....... e5f
Giiien eitIc Usinmi Guaranteed .....20e
in sffeMen nsastt.
35 aiiien GoIumtia Gas & GIec.ric.... IGN
$4,000 Rer. StaafeH az 1926. ...1f4h
1.50o llnioH eiabt. 8. & q. 4. i91s.... 95h
NaAhtbense & 3abeue bon i'm hiefiaen Wart
beipblidsm SsnoS nas Httien siebt bic sffi
aiSueH GuattYunosn an.
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--4.25, Msaaenmsbl, noroSeflid semif&tes
4.6O-4.76, reines gits $4.7k-4.95, semifA.
tss $4.50-4.80 Der Dbl.
8etiea.- Nartt leblait uns hetia. 10. >
rsther Diater lO81l--110e, Ns. 8 b. 1O6--
1886. 30. 4 rotber 30--105e per 8xfbel.
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gu 1929, ! Gar SO. ,u lose, Ear Io. 2
su 1l0c auf b.m 6eleifs.
0elldtsrn. Martt III ruhts xnb
feit. no. . seibes e9--70e, 10. 8 fpeiSes
6711a-6851Se, Ms. 4neibes64- -66e, 30. 2 selbes
66-67c, 10. bo. 65-65l9c. sfp. 4 bs. %
-65e, Hs. Q semiIhtes 66--67c, 80. 3bs.
85--65t5e, 10. 4 bc. 63--65e, netSes Rolben.
form 66-68r. asfbes bo. 65-67e, gen,iihtes
bs. 65--67t Der BuiheI. gertauft purben:
l Car no. 3 qelbes su 65lzc, 500 8u. 9o. 4
aemli6tss su 63c. 500 8u. peises nah 9robe
su 63e, Sur seIbes aotbsutorn gu 65 re auf
bem 8eleife
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DO. 4--34t6c, 10. a DO. 32-331le per Bu.
gerfauft nurb.n: / Gar 9o. aemiidter ,u
DO. gu 3214c, Gar DO. su 33t, 750 gu. be.
Mi' J|SDbtH 5u oS12Nr SalS w. q petpt =
su 3S1ac, 2 Cars Stanbarb p.is.r au 362e.
2 Cars peibsr mad 8robe su 31Kc, 2 Cars
DO Al 32e auf bem SeIsiie.
Ssssen.--Tartt itetia. No. 9 1876.
No. 3 S8--72e, No. 4 $3.50. Berfauit rnr.
oeH 800 Fu. gto. nit Safer gu 70e, Gar
No. 3 ,I 72e aui benz @elsiis.
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griibiabrs 78 --83e, 30. 8 70-78c, 80. 4
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W.i,eu, 80. rether .1l0c 102Rc
@etf&torn, 30. 8 a.aifHt.s 65: 77e
Safsr, 80. semiihter ueuer 34Le 49c
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1912 sbls. Sitia.rs Hiniibes eosss sxi
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