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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-02-15
DOTTED SWISS MUSLIN
AT. .15C PER YARD

ployed is some increased Retail trade is
not much changed
At bellows Falls manufacturing inter
ests are reasonably well employed Re
tan business but little changed from pre-
Nious report.
The cotton mill at Bratteboro il work
ing "A larger force. Other manufacturers
interests are well employed Considerable
new building work Is being planned for
coming spring.
Wooden mills at Ludlow are operating
full time and additional help employed
at chair factory.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-02-15
DIED.

SIlNSON- February at the home OF
his son. l.. X. Stnson. A.. South Union
street Henry 4. Stinson aged IL years.
TllOMAS-At Isle La Motto. VT, SAT-
urday. February 10, at six a. M. Mrs.
julia A. Thomas. aged ~ years
DREW Entered into rest on Fchru-
AIRY II AT her home, ~ Grant street. I.lrv
:. brew, widow % the late Cant John
T. Drew.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-02-15
THE BURLINGTON MARKETS

Butter has gone down and eggs have
gone up during the week. Butter Is TWO
cents cheaper than last week. and eggs
are five cents higher, selling for rs cents
wholesale and 40 cents retail. The supply
Is by no means unlimited and several or
tho restaurants in town have raised
slightly the price OF egg orders. Fruits,
grains and meats remain without
change
| The following quotations are furnish
ed the Free Press by Jones & Ishain'
/ the Burlington Fruit company, H. a.
| Chase's market and G. a. Barber
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-02-15
PRECISE.

Footpad-Hands up! II YOU move.
you're dead man
Professor fale-Pardon me. my friend.
that statement is neither logically nor
eiymologlcally correct. Manifestly. II I
move I'm Il living man not a dead man
Re a little more careful in your use OF
words. Satire.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-02-15

The merchant who belittles his mes
sage by "economzinZ' on space, robs It
OF its friend winning possibilities Inc
universal impression of an unmportant
ad is of Indifference
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-02-15

SarsaparilIa

Acts directly and peculiar,
on the blood; purifies, enriche
and revitalizes it, and in TIL.
way builds up the whole sy.
tenn. Take it. Get it tod
IN usual LIQUID form or in g.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-02-15
IRISH POPLIN
T. .25c PER YARD

This Irish Popiin Is warranted
fast color 1t comes In various
shades of blue, pink. lavender and
white and black. II is a very hand
some fabric and particularly de-
sirable for pajamas childrens
dresses. waists. etc.-2S inches
wide-25c per yard.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-02-15
,LENOX PERCALES
r. 1870 PER YARD

A full yard in width, and quite
the best Pcrcales we know or Tor
negligee shirts. boys blouses. shirt
waists. children's dresses. morning
dresses etc There are over forty
patterns. In the new showing, all
spick. span and new. Women IN
terested in spring sewing Will be
interested in these percales
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-02-15

FOUNTAIN PENS At FREE rl,Ess.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-02-15
Bordered Irish Linnett
At. =. Ice PER YARD

a very sheer and beautiful fab
rte. I'm light figured designs with
deep colored border to match. and
undoubtedly Il fabric that will be
among the most popular shown this
season. for border effects will again
predominate-30 inches wide.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-02-15
FIGURED MUSLINS
1T. 1910 PER YARD

Dainty sheer Figured Muslins. In
the most charming printed designs.
over fifty patterns and complna-
lions affording the amplest posi-
bilities of choosing in this sheer.
crisp, filmy fabric. The designs
are pretty colorcd stripe, figured
and large and small floral effects:
very Inexpensive. ana yet they
make the prettiest and most be-
coming summer gowns.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-25
ished the attorney cross examining

ished the attorney cross examining
him not to call him "Mr. White"
Don't call me Mr.. White" he cried
in voice that could be heard
throughout the big court room,
White is not my name"
The claimant caused a sensation
by calling the cross-examiner a crook.
The claimant was asked to compute
the interest on a note. mo, III not
any interest. I'll not be made
a goat by you. But | want TO apOl-
ogiz to you. want to beg your par
don for calling you a crook awhile
ago. | called you a crook. | should
not have done that, but you are
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-25

Order your spring suit now OF
Fred w. Horn. Merchant Tailor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-25
Orozco Denounces Madero.

I'll Paso, Tex, Feb. PA procla.
nation denouncing Francisco Madero
as 'gringo lover" and proclaiming
General Geronimo Trevina as presi.
dent ad interim is being circulated in
El Paso. The proclamation is signed
by General Pascual Oro2co and other
prominent Mexicans.
A request for American interven.
tion in Mexico has been made upon
the war department by Mayor Kelly
and delegation of FL Paso citizens.
The fact that General Orozco has Join
here to indicate another bloody con-
flict across the border.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-25

Washington, ID. G.. beb. @4.-fresi-
dent Tart todiy denied emphatically
that in spec Il IN Sew York on
Lincoln's birthday, he said that the
people are not Iitted for st4lf-govern-
men" In Tie Tirst Official state
ment OF the kind the white house
has ever issued during The Taft ad-
mnistration. the president calls the
circulation OF the story "fa'sehood -
While it is not admitted by any
one at the white house who has
authority to speak for the president
that the correction OF the interpreta
ton placed by some people upon the
New York speech included the
Roosevelt political leaders, it is be-
lieved that such is the case
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-25
GOVERNMENT ORDERS AMMERI-
CAN COMMANDER TO CROSS
LINE IF NECESSARY.
ALARM FELT IN WASHINGTON
Fear Exists That There Will Be a Re
petition Of Recent Battle in Juaraz.
During Which e Paso Was Expos
ed To Fire

Washington, u. G, Feb. Amer.
lean troops will cross the border into
Mexico whenever it becomes neces-
sary to stop firing into American ter.
ritory The Washington government
so advised the commander of the Am
erican troops today.
As a result OF conferences at the
white house today President Taft and
Secretary of War Stimson and acting
Secretary OF State HUNTINGTON Wi.
son, additional troops will be dis
patched at once to the Mexican bor-
der 10 safeguard the American inter.
ests and enforce the neutrality laws.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-25

Get the Want Ad habit. 1t pays.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-25
Accepts Position with Ardmoreite.

Mr.. V. d. Johnson mas accepted a
position as travelling representative
with the Ardmoreite.
Mr.. Johnson is well known to the
people OF Ardmore aud Carter county
He has been connected with the
different publications In this city
us.
We beSpeak for Mr.. Johnson IA
vorable consideration from our many
friends and patrons.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-25
VISIT OF FORMER RESIDENT
THERE SATURDAY OCCASION
FOR GATHERING OF FRIENDS.
REPLY IS EXPECTED MONDAY
Roosevelt Has Promised to Reply
to Communication Of Eight Cover
nors for Statement of His Att
tude on Presidency.

Boston, Mass, Feb. 2i.--nOosevelt ;
arrival here this afternoon brought
many politicians and press men, all
eager TO fathom the tenor of the eN-
pected reply of the former president
to the communication Of the vigE-
governors, who demand of MIN a
statement of his attitude vita re-
gard to his acceptance of the nomi-
nation for the presidency.
TIL reply is to be made Known
Monday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-25

BIG 3-REEL SPECIAL AT mAJES-
TIC WEDNESDAY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-25
.CROSS.EXAM|N|NC
.K|MMEL CLAIMANT
SHAKING ThREATENiNGi FINGER
' AT ATTORNEY, CLAIMANT
. SAYS HE is NOT WHITE.
CALLS ATTORNEY 4 CROOK
Later He segs Cross-Esaminers' Par
don for Calling Him a Crook Saying
That he Should Not Have Done So
But Insisting He is Crook.

st. Louis, Mo-. Feb. 24.-Shaking a
threatening finger. the Kimmel
claimant leaned forward from the
witness chair in the United States
district court here today, and admon
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-25
plTTseURG PUBLISHER DEAD.
Albert J. Barr Died Suddenly in Pitts
burg Saturday Morning.

Pittsburg. Pa. Feb. 24.-Albert ].
Barr, former publisher OF the Pitts
burg Post and Sun, and former direct.
or of the Associated Press. died sud.
denly here this morning.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-25
Another Ourant Fire,

Durant, Okla, Feb. 2i.-The resi-
dence of j. j. Ross was destroyed
by fire yesterday morning. The fam
lily had a narrow escape from death,
the building being already partly
consumed before the flames were
discovered.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-23
giuctuuati, %. SRA


Ger SbioHus IL iait ibsraq i'm Gausn be-
ariTTsu, uno eerislbe bate gclteru Gbeno bst
birfiger Stabt stuen ssaNerfauo BON 27.3
Fub.
Ii. ioLssuhsu Etpsiaen traisa pd6rsao
oss sstrig.H Saaes bier elm:
gittsbura, ga. Der Ftu5 ga. siusu
BdHtraanb bon 81 Gus uub iaut.
gart.rsbara, @ pa. Der stu5 BAT
.tusu SaFsrfano bon ll.5 GUS uHb i6u.
gatltttsburs, aa, Der Gtub bat ct,
neu @aFsrfanb BON 22 5 Sub uno foat,
sanap salts, g8. Bd Der Glus
bat einsn 8aFtraano BON So GUS une iaat.
gbartestou, 70 pa. Der SIub bat si-
nsa @aH.ritauo bon 6S GUS uno iautt
gt. gt.afant, %. IA. Tsr Jlus Sat
.iHsu BaHtrHans bon 1916 GUS uno idut.
gorts .. Der Flus bat etueu
ssaF.rfaRD bon 25.3 GUS uHe fdQt.
9ouisbilI,, su. Der SIus bat sintH
BaFsraauo sou lo4 aus uno fteigt.
ssausbtlls. 3uo. Der sIu5 bat st.
nsu @aHsrFaao bon FL 8 5u5 aHo iaat.
gairo, 5a Der stut bal siHeH BdHsr
itaEo bon 35.3 sas uuo iaat.
Rsmphis. seuu. Der stus bat siusu
3aFeraano bon 1913 Sus uRo iallt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-23

Buften. - Die 3ufubr mar atrina, Biz
aaAfrage gut unb bic gretle itetia bis tart.
Ifasere unb leihte "a 00-4.75, Bologna
A.75 - b.75, ertra s5.s5, fttte Suaen 1915
--6.25.
aatbsr. -- Die aahfrags mar 6eute einc
CUTE, bic 3ufubr nur mdsiq uno Die Breiis
hiegen nm 25e pro 100 pfunb.
Sroiudrs uao sro5s $350-7.5O, fair bio
quite leidts 81 0o-8.00, srtra 81.
5tdtbtr in ben Hommilfions. 5auisru. --
6ancp Sc, prima bis auserleieue 7-7Lr,
srbindr. 4-5e
g dpeiue. - Die beifsrtn S6neins ipu:
rem heute itstig i'm Breiis, Ieihte Berianot
iorteu unb 6ertsI aber fisleH um Sc pro l0C
Bfunb.
SdDsr. shneiHe brd6ten $685. 90
aut. bic auserlefeHe 8erpoSuugs. uno SIei.
ldstrforten $790-7.S5, qemifhte Berpa.
dunssiorten ~ .60-7 80, orbinare bis aus.
.rfeitn. iaawers f.tt. glue S. 00-7.00, srtrd
$40, staas 500 -- $50, ertra $500
leidte 8tranntictten S620-7l5, serte
bon ll0 pie. une peniqer S. O0-6 Is.
Shafe unb Gimme. - Tsr Rarf
mar beute iapat. Saafc fielsH um 10
15c, qefhoreue Sammer um soc uuo Grub
idbrrsedmmer um 75c bis sl.00 pro l0'
Pfun6.
Stafs.-ertra 4.6o-46 65, CUTE BIS aus
srlsfsns s41o - 450. orbiuare bis gut
81 0o--40O, Guas s1.25-I75, 3dbrling
S4 $500, Uluttsridaie s3.00-3.75.
9ammtr. @eiAorene ertra T.25
gut. bis aus.rEeiene $65o-7.l5. orbiuar
bis quite $3.50 6.25. Grubiabrs. Canine
s.. .00--9.25, ertra $3.50.
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es'.: c ]l(urrap fgo. ei3;;i s;.s.
316 ltniun SrgIi.@ebGaSs

ni6t our 8srflgung, 70 itelIt sr Silfss
trdfte an, ipomit fem Jsttl 3ufrlseeR
1T. 5ir otefsS 9eDerbe tpirn alfo oas
@efes fider etniger NbdnoeruneeH bss
oirfeH. Die 5rage 1T D1nn ferHer:
gBelher babe Wpfsntag iol fir Dieis
gr1olungs3eit feitgeieBt perper2 9os
9eIeB madt barber tetne 0orihrifs
ten, ion0srn uberldBt es isDem 2aoeHs
6eiiber. oariber nod eigsnem G]uts
oiHteu 3u sntf6siben Das Pub!is
tum bat baran etn gepifes JnterefIs,
oamit Is ptiIen tann, Epdnn bsIinmte
GGoen geoffnet fino uno tpann niht.
Die 8drbiere uno piele dnDere haben
fi6 3. y. eHtfdlofen, 9onneritag als
ben 5elertag gu nebmen; lie ihLRBeu
alfo porlduftg ale thre 9elhdFte urd
Il ubr, arbetten oafiir absr audi 0es
Samitdg5 ldnger. s5H bieien &retIen
mill man Don etner pertiir3ten Qrbeitss
3eit nthts piiien, neil bier unter pem
0erbienit bas 2rtntgeIo cine grobe
Rolls fpielt /; Elm baIber Gag lDeniger
beoeutet alfo cine gang beittmmteGelbs
etnbubs. Wlan6e 8eIdQftsin6aber,
beforbers in Der 9Th, gebenten Tih
nit bem 9eieB in Der 5orm db3ufinz
ben, ooB iie ben SamstagsihluB nod
/ frl6er Derlegen, ettpd auf Elm llbr
Jtahmtttags. Da8 piiroe aber fir fie
unpsigerIt6 etnen ii6eren 8erIuit
brtngen, Oa erfabrun9sgemdB gerabe
in Den lebten Stunben am Sqmftdq,
po Die @ei6dfte in Der gitp offen
ltnb, Dtele Geute ibre @intdufe erlenia
gen. Gur3um, bas neue 9efeB ptrft
etne gan3e Ret6e perpiteIter fSragen
duf tDte oas 9an3 naturIih 1T in eli
mem 2anoe, no ,3eit 8elD iIt, unb no
ie0er es ltebt. iOlde 5raqen auf feline
! etgene Weiie 5u l0ien, aber umfdfTen=
ben W2aBnabmen aus bem Wege gebt.
3fe6t etnfah pitroe ith aaes lDfen,
Denn aud ptrtIt4 aIe 8eihdftsintda
Der bon bemielben 9etft io3taler Siira
forge belebt tpdren, BEN bic 9eiebmobs
regel in bieiem 5ale pertritt. 1as
bat aber bduFig bier nod quite We9e.
9snn maHte 8efhdftsleute ertldren
unumpunOsn, ooB fte ebsn gngsitsllts,
Die nitt orbeiten, audi fir ben batben
Gag nttt be3abIen. Oas Bette, mas
bas 8eieB ais Iiferes grgebniB
bringt. biirfte Die geieBmdBige SFefts
legung elmer nidt 81 tnappen ,3eit fir
oas WaittogeTen (2unh) fem. Sn biea
Ter Be3iehung III es bod bsTsr, penn
) 2aoendngeitellte nt6t nur auf oQs
, WohIpolIeu beg gbeFs ooer auf 4bz
ma6uuger nit ibren SOuegsH ouge-
Ipiefen ftnb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-23

ben Idffe, iou er lieber Elm Ganef
(0ieb) psrben; Elm folder oerftelt
mebr pie elm Dottor!" ,MieIo?"
fragte man ibn eritaunt. uno sr ant.
tportets: ,Denn Elm Gantf BET mir
mar uno peggsbt, rpeib er, mas mir
feblt; mein Dottor tpeib bas ni6t
immsr!" Diefe 9efhihte ftebt audi
in ben Dtener .9arritaturen". Die
Geiht9te ppn y9e beiesn 8abtu" 1T
bereits in ben .5lissenoen 8ldttsrn"
gu finbeE unb tdnn Don Reuter benust
porben ietn. unb 5nur III Der SnbdIt
beg 2duihens aus elmer Nnetoote BON
5tpet Reittne6ten berporgegargen.
@utsberr: .Msnn Gu 9ein pferb gea
puBt bait, mubt 0u na6 osm 0Ottor
retten." ane4t: 50, 5err." Der
ane6t .pust ii6 uno isin pfero orbent.
lid 6eraus uno rettst oann in etnem
guten 5rGb na6 Der Gtubt. 2lr8t:
r5ait 0u oenn teiuen Brief BON 9sis
ncm 5errn mitge6ra4t!" anedt:
nytein, mein 9srr iagte mir Deiter
ni6ts, aIs ih folle gu Sbnen reiten. "
Der Qr3t ertunoigt iih nun febr ange,
lsgentlih, Oh pieaeidt eines Der Sin.
Der Des 6errn trant lei uno berglethen.
8d er aber aus bsm 8urihen nitts
6erausbrtH9en tann, i6reibt er einen
Brief an ben 9utsberrn, nit BEN CT
ben &ne6t entldbt, gor Der StQoi
trifft Dte'er nun einen auDeren Rel.
tneat Ieinss 6srrn unb fra9t DteieE
tpus er in Der Stabt pous. 3pette,
Reittne6t: sd Tou bem 9ottor be:
Brief geben, Den Der 9err eigentl!t
Dir mitgeben tpoQte." GrIter Rett
tneht: Gin Brief? Damn tomme mi
pisoer nit 3uriit. RoGege. i'd babe =,
QntDort i6on in Der Iaite." Wo:
oieier gpte gu rpsntg, oa5 beftellt So
ding pdiel gu oisl. Gin dbnlites tlet
nes Settenitiittsn itebt gleiffaQ:
fton in ben rSltsgenben 8ldttern"
gbenIo lit ss nit Der gtnlcoung: Sir
Qsutrant ldBt einen aameruoen ourt
ieinen Burden einIaoen, nit ben
2tuftrage, bel elmer 3uiage glei6 cir
Riftden 3igarren mit3ubringen; HaG
| Der iagt Der gurThe gu benz Gin3uIa'
oenbsn, sr mo6ts aud gIeih Elm Giit
den 3ig1rren mttbrtngeu. - Die Ge
| Ifihte gDat ut en- Sheper tparoer
tann" Itsbt als Die 9eI6itte BON oeu
| fhlausn poiten, Der .Wahe berdus'
Itreit, um es Ieinen 8srpanbten uni
9efannten mai 5u 3ejgeu, ihon pieoe
Elm SSabr Dor Reutsr in ben rJliegen
ten 8l1ttern".
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Tie C.uelleu Duu Heuters
SauIheu.

gOr Ginger I3eit fanb prof DiIbslm
Sselmann, Der gerIinsr 9sIsbrte, baB
Rsutsr fir feline .2duihen IN RimeIs"
Observation-Disclosures. aalsHbsr uno
bsioEosrs bic y5liesenosn gIGttsr" be-
rust bat. Run mag Reutsr aus benz
9olte oirstt mandes sehort baben, mas
auf aRosrsm Des. in Die DigbIdtter
tam. 46sr rpenu fi5 gerabe in ben
fiinfSigsr Juhren, turS Dor benz Grz
iteinen Der Sauitleu, in oen @isbIat-
tern bic sIeiteH 4netooten finben, 10
1T iibsr 9srusuHg ourd Reutsr tpobl
,sin 3psiFsI. Cine ganse Retbe iol-
der GntlsbuungsH iteat a 4norde
ieBt i'm Qr6ip fir ods Stuoium Der
nsusren Sprahen fsit, 5um 8etipiel
fir De S0fsr Up be atnbs!6ir~ gtns
Cine ipl6e 9eihiats pom geIoffsnsH
kri5t,te ftoH abraham q Sdnta
Clara i'm -Suoas. bem GrssStslm"
Dat imedt npr dfperit Of nab" eine
eHFigssididts, rpiro iaon bon Debsr
in Isinem 9smocritos sr3dbIt. Wlsbr
an Reuter antlins.nb, ftebt oi. 9s.
itihts odnn In ben nJlisgeHben gldt
term:
Sdulss: Dag. Ssrr qaitpri
Idmedt EN- syrsssnP"
paftor: .aeibIi6. Sdulss, mill Gl
nit friibitiiten2"
Stulss: rWsnn ct met Tnb!" &C.,
baut taefsg sin,)
paitpr: SD - cd - Sdulpel"
ShuBs fausub): .6m2"
yafOr: Der adis 1T aus 3ouano
SduIs.!!1
S6ulte Gauenb): .Dunnsr luds
ting! tiet moaI, Ut Sollano!" (ibt).
paftOr .Sm. S6ulse! Sor Gr mai,
ShuIBe.1
SdulBs: .5m9"
GATOR: Der aGis, SduIss. Der
aGis ,oitst sinsn 9baisr!"
Sdulse: y0ufDr eet i'd EN- I'd. Ser'
paitor!"
gaitor:: .Sdulss, aber - Gr fam
Iih orauf perlaien, gr mug Iterbsn
rpsnn Gr ben sonaen adis auf einmuI
lbt!"
ShuIge: sShodihnerenot6 81 Il
man gopb, Dat Se mi Dat iesgen, 5erI
paitpr! ia tperr id mi bat aunertt
enpiteln, bd Bring Id bat mine Grau
4isss, 5err paftor."
9erobe Elm Sahr Dor Regter itanl
isins Saaisnseihihte ~Mat elmer bett
BAT bett E" in ben n5liesenben 9lds
tern. - Msitsr enthalten Die pddr r
| itsn gerfe BON .Te iparte ppden' Elm
9ln.toote, bic auh font srsdbIt pire
Der pisise Banter 6. icgte emit
| .GS Id uetnsn SobH Reoissuer sutg
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sbitags %. Wai.

wtht. - Der Rarst mar f,f. sstrt.r
yatsnts 50. l5--5.45. straisbts 81. .50-,5. 10,
Spring gatsntss5. 1850, Straishts IS. 90
$40 Eatsrs A.20--4.45.
Seiteu. -- Tlr Neai Ii3T.-Il5Idc
am 5hlas il516e; FIR 5HIi lo5sS-Ilohc an
shIus 1l03se; fir Sssssmbsr l03 N -l051@e.
am sAgub lo5hs; fur Ts:smbsr I04 -
l05iSe am SAlus l05Hc.
gStll4tsru. sar Rai 49,
s2e, am salus SEE; fur 5uIi 74sx : III
an shlu5 TIE; fur September 72s6-74lSe
am sdlus 74lEt, fur Ds,embtr So : e3Tsc
am shlHs 63Iss.
Saisr - sar raj 523l-sazse am
shtus 537sc; fur ouli 49, 4-5osSe, an
sAIws 50sse /; fur September 4Is6-42sSe
am shlus 42Ase. far December 42sS--441T c
ara sdIus 43Ias.
Hease R.-Rc. 2 a3c.
Israe. - euts sut.eraerE, 7s-s5e
ant, bic asiss nlaI,ssras Il4-l22e.
Iimotbafa ameH. --aeutr 81. 100
l200 psl GsntHsr
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gtninsr.
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$is.774.
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fir 3uli t10. .65--l0.95, am EtIus $l0.s5
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am sAlus 4l1o71s.
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1876 per piuno.
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s4.25-4.50, Grtra t400-4.l0, orbinarts
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I19e. no. rcther 85--l17e per Bu. 8srfauft
murben: 500 Eu. rstbsr @inter no. 2 .u 81,
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85c, no. petses so-83e, 70. 2 gslbes 30
81e, 30. 8 DO. T8--79e. 30. 4 bo. 75--78e,
10. 2aemiittss 80 - SIc, 80. 3 DO. 78---
79e, 10. 4bo. 76-7se, mei5ts aolbeHiorn 30
S4c. atIbts eo. 82--S5t, aemifdtsss DO. 80 -S4e
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no. asmifht.r 55 y 5-56e, 80. sos 55-55l@
no. BIO. 52-54c per Eu. esrfauit nHrnsH:
2 ears Steubdro psiser ,u STE, $50 eu.
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Gar DO. ,u 58e aui nsm Geteik.
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TO. Q 89--9Ic. 1o. 482-89t.
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6eu go. fimotbH =. $500 t24.o0
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739 FbTs. TiHiner's Tinifhss Gooes auf
Der Bars bon 81 .3S Der @aaons.
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