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WEATHER.
Generally Fair Tonight aud Friday
Much: Colder Tonight.

For the District Of Columbia, geper-
ally fair tonight and Friday: much colder
tonight, with lowest temperature about %
degrees: brisk to high northwest winds.
diminishing by Friday morning.
The storm which was centered In the
great lakes region Wednesday has moved
directly eastward and now extends In a
trough, Of low, barometer from the st.
lantic coast states and 1t has been ac-
cornpanied by general. precipitation along
its track.
The cold wave has overspread the mid
die western districts and zero tempera-
lures are reported as far south as
southern Wisconsin and northern Iowa.
The indications are for generally fair
weather tonight and Friday throughout
the sections east OF the Mississippi river.
following the unsettled conditions today
in the north Atlantic and middle Allan
tic states and the lower lake region.
The cold wave will advance eastward
and cause considerable fall in tempera-
ture in the Atlantic states -tonight. but
1t will moderate generally Throughout
the middle districts.
Storm warnings are displayed on the
Atlantic coast from Portland to Hatteras.
The winds alon gthe New England and
middle Atlantic coasts will be brisk to
high west; on the south Atlantic coast
coast light north.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
The following were the readings of the
thermometer and barometer at the
weather bureau for the twenty-fOul
hours beginning at 2 pm. yesterday:
Observation-Disclosures p.m.. u;
p.m., 48; IL midnight, Al; today, am.
35; 8 am, SO; II noon, SO; . PM, 81
Maximum, 81, at 4 pm. yesterday; mini
mum, a. at ) am. today.
Temperature same date last year-Maxi'
mum, %; minimum, IS.
Observation-Disclosures pm, 800;
pm., 1850: IL midnight, $3.50; today.
am. $40; 8 am, 29.6G: l. noon, 29.79
2 pm, 2G.Sc.
Tide Tables.
Today-Low tide. / 80 am. and IA
Pm; high tide, 7:17 am. and 7:33 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, 2:O7 am. and 2:22
p. M; high tide, 1852 am. and 8:12 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose, 6:27 am; sun sets,
5:57 pm.
TomOrrow-Sun rises, 6:26 am.
Moon rises 6:O4 am. tomorrow.
The City Lights.
Public. electric arc and electric incan-
after sunset and extinguished forty-f1ve
minutes after sunrise; public gas lamps
lighted twenty minutes after sunset and
extinguished forty minutes before sun
rise. Naphtha lighting service has been
discontinued.
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CHARGE CRIME TO GANGsTERs.
Young New York Widow Found
Murdered in Her Flat.

NEW YORK. March 6-Mrs. Katherine
Godfrey. young widow, was found MUIR
dered today in her fiat Her head and
face had been horribly battered. presum-
ably with club.
The police, attribute the crime to gang
sters. Three men who reported the kill
ing to the police were detained as ma
terial witnesses. They said they had
called to see the young woman and
found her dead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-06
Her Views.

From the Kansas City Journal.
do you think we shall know each other
in Heayen?"
81 can't say. Mrs Wombat, for in
stance, has never recognized me here.
Seems too much to hope that she Will
know me there" ~s-r--s.e..'' s. s. s
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Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales-Rexular call, IL O'Clock noon:
Washington Railway and Electric AZ. 81 600 at
So, $1,000 at IS, $1,000 at 81, 1900 at IS,
Capitai Traction. % at 122X, at 122&.
Washington Railway and Electric CON-, 10 at
washington Railwsy and Electric pfd., | at
ssh, Is at SSlt.
Lsnston, % at S57s, 6 at Sc, . at S6.
Federal National Bank, at 40, 5 at 40. a..
Commercial National Bank, 10 at 2O2.
United States Trust, at 1876. 10 at l35, 8. Ct
49, 10 at 1875, 10 at 1876. 10 at lS5, 10 At I'D.
After calI-Potomac Cons. IS. $1,000 at 10i.
WaslinqfOn Gas. s at SG.
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Chinese Commemoration Stamps.

From the Peking Daily News
The minister Of communications has
decided upon two kinds of postage
stamps to commemorate the inception Of
SUMS portrait. should be known as the
revolutionary stamp. and the second,
with President Yuan's likeness. as the re-
publican stamp. January 1, 1918, has
been the day fixed for their issue to the
public.
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. March 6-Closing: Cot
ton-Spot in fair demand: prices easier;
American middling, fair, 1.3S; good mid
864: good ordinary. $50: ordinary. $685.
Sales, 10000 bales. including 1000 for
speculation and export and 9.1O0 Amer
lean. Receipts. 5000 bales, including
4,SO0 American. Futures opened quiet
and steady and closed quiet March,
sly: March-April, 6H1k; Aprii-May.
654h: May-June. 60; June-July. 6521z;
JuIy-August COY; August-September,
6 40; Observation-Disclosures. 6.2S; October
November, 6.2014; November-D December
els; December January, GIT; January
February, 6.l6
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ARMY NAVY.
Array Orders.


The resignation Of Second Lieut.. Alonzo
f. Wheat, Philippine Scouts. has been
accepted by the President. to take effect
April IS. 1913.
Leave OF absence for two months, with
permission to go beyond the sea, Is
granted First Lieut.. Philip H. Sheridan,
9Th Cavalry.
Capt. Edward r. Hartmann. eth Infan-
try, is detailed for service in the Quar-
termaster Corps He Will repair to this
city for duty. sesA4e stsssssss-',
Leave Of absence for six months on
surgeons certificate OF disability -
granted First Lieut.. Nathaniel NJ Cart
First Iies.t. Thomas B. Esty. 18th. Cav
airy, is detailed for general recruiting
service at Fort Mcdowell. Cal, relieving
First Lieut.. Walter J. Scott. 10th Cav
airy.
The resignation of Capt. Arthur Grams
ton, 9Th Infantry, has been accepted by
the President. to take effect March II.
First Lieut., Guy E. Bucker, 9Th Imam
try, in San Francisco. is transferred to
the 7th Infantry, Galveston. Tex.
First Lieut. Walter j.. Scott, 10th Cav
airy. is transferred to the 9Th Cavalry.
Capt. Warren w. Whitside. 18th Cav
termaster Corps. vice Capt. Timothy NJ.
Coughlan, assigned to the First Cavalry.
Capt. Whitside will proceed to Front
Royal, Va for duty.
Maj. Robert A. Brown, general staff,
will. proceed to Fort Sam Houston Tex.
for duty as chief Of stan, Southern De-
partment.
BY direction of the President, and upon
the application Of Sergt. William r..
Jones, Hospital Corps, that soldier, will
be placed upon the retired list.
Naval Orders.
Passed Assistant Surgeon r. G. Heiner,
from the Connecticut to naval station.
Guantanamo, Cuba.
Assistant Surgeon w. L. Irvine, from
naval station, Guantanamo. Cuba, to the
Connecticut.
Assistant Paymaster O. w. Leidel, from
the Tutufla to treatment, Naval, Hospital,
Mare Island, Cal.
Paymaster's Clerk c. r. Sizes, to the
Yorktown.
Paymasters Clerks D. w. Davidson and
g. NJ. Katzer, appointments revoked.
Naval Movements.
The Salem has arrived at Gibraltar,
the Orion at Guantanamo, the Virginia
at Tampico and the Caesar at Boston.
The Nebraska has sailed from Tampico
for Vera Cruz. the Tacoma from Puerto
Cortez for Puerto Barrios. the Culgoa
from New. York for Guantanamo, the
Galveston from Bremerton for seven
day cruise at. sea, and the Denver and
Justin from Acajutla for the Gulf of Fon-
SEGA.
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Exchanre Closes for Eastertide.

LIVERPOOL, March 6.-The cotton ex-
change here will be closed March 81, %
and.24, Easter holidays. ~ -. Is
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Company at Charles Town, w. Va. has
been bought by Capt. Lewis r. Cooper,
president of the Winchester and WASH
ington City Railway Company, and
other members Of that corporation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-06
NEW YORK.

NEW YORY. Mar,h 6.-Flour-Quiet
and easier; spring pate nts, 4.4Oa4. go; win
ter straights. 4.45a4.55: spring clears,
4.15a4.3O: extra No. / winter, 3.SOa4. 10;
extra No. 2. winter. 3.70a3.8O.
Wheat-Opening a shade higher on
Liverpool cables and lighter northwest re-
ceipts, wheat soon turned easy under
good crop and weather advices: May,
9758a971s. -.
POrk-Firm.
Beef-Steady.
Iard-Steady: middle west, 1O9Oa11 90.
Raw sugar-Firm; muscovado, 50 test,
3O4; centrifugal, 98 test, 354; molasses,
80 test, 2.79; refined. steady.
Petroleunf-Steady.
Enthusiastically.
Hay-Quiet.
Hides-Firnl.
Leather-Ffrm.
Butter-Weaker: receipts, 6,734 tubs.
Creamery. extras, 361k: process extras.
27a2Ih: flrsts. 251ka26: factory, held ga
"a; factory, current make, seconds. Fla
21h: packing stock, current make, No.
2, 2O1z: No. 3..17a19k.
Cheese-Steady: receipts. go boxes.
State, whole milk, held white, specials.
17Aa171.
Eggs-weak: receipts. 1886 cases.
State. Pennsylvania and nearby hennery
browns. 22a23; do. gathered, browns and
mixed colors, 2O1a21h.
Live poultry-Dull: western chickens,
Is: fowls, 1917; turkeys, 20: dressed.
quiet; fresh killed western chickens. la
10; fowls, 15a161z; turkeys, 14a24.
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OFFICE OF THE

i.ANSTON MONOTYPE MACHINE COMPANY,
Philadelphia Pa.
The Board Of Directors has this day declared
q quarterly dividend Of ~ per cent the
3lst day OF March. 1913, to stockholders of rec
ord at the close OF busness March a. 1918.
j. SELLERS BANCROFT, Treasurer.
Philadelphia. March 4. 1918. = > -
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LIVERPOOL, March 6.-Closing: Wheat
Spot steady: No. ? Manitoba, Is 8a1d;
No. 3. do. Is sgd: futures steady: March,
Is cid; May, Is 33sd; July, Is 21bd.
Corn-Spot steady. American mixed new,
IL lOasd; American mixed old. 6s; Ameri-
can mixed new via Galveston. IS I'D:
futures Arm; March. As 109sd; May, S.
11kd- -
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Special Dispatch to The Star.

BALTIMORE, March 6.-Wheat-
Quiet but frm spot No. 2 red. 1.O5N
spot No. red western. 1O6; March No. .
red 1.O5k; April; April No. 2 red, 1.07A;
steamer No. 2 red, 97A; receipts. 3, To-
bushels
CONFIRMS: spot contract. 54ha544s;
March, 541sa54A; April. ssh: steamer
mixed. So; receipts. 53.736 bushels; ex-
ports. 85.714 bushels.
Oats-Quiet: No. white, 39Aa39k;
standard white, 37Aa3S; No. 3 white.
36a4a37: receipts. 22,741 bushels; ex-
ports, 1895 bushels.
Rye-Steady: No. 2 western domestic,
65a66: receipts, $50 bushels.
Hay-Dull: No. 1 timothy, unchanged;
No. / clover mixed. unchanged.
Grain freights-Quiet; steam to Liver
pool, per busheL unchanged: Cork for or
derS, per quarter unchanged.
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Hourly Sales Of stocks To-day.
IL am, $500 Hm.... 125,100
,lpm, l4&7O 2p.m.. 1920
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lernt 5pantrcb!

Sn elmer ger6ffsntH6ung os unOssrdh9unssbur,a prO baruuf
nufmsrHam gemntt. baB msburs g~ube5abs Sttrlungn in SPaHifasamts
rRa, fir bic amsrtausr .gspunIat perben, p%ahr4dnlit NIT a%ussb0rissn
moeer Qdnber porausf6ff6 DsuHhen) pbn bssst DsrOsn mliisn,
neil ss unm0gIi6 i9eint, amsrttoner 8u fiubeH, bic ben anforbsrungtn ses
uofisn unb Der Ipaniifn sSpra4e mdhtig fb. 0as gr5sPunssbur'au
bat, ME peHtr bsri6tt Dno, snem babtnaebenOen Grin6en bs Stats.
gparkmentst 5hge Idfno. in Der iingfen 3at sn OtrihieOensn MnIsn
lmfrage i'm 2anbe, gsboItu mad SfulmdnnsrH, bic bsfdhtgt pdrsn, m Der
Ipanffdsn 5prafe 3u unterudten, unb bat feline fnoen tonnsn.
Der omsrtaniIte Gdnnoe in Banana rfuhts unIdnst bic Rsgsruns
in NaIangton, Qnndrtr 3u %empfsbln uuf qrDfsforsnFtItn in Banana
far ~anRgsperbt, 2anbnirfaaft unb 5ir4eltunb0, bic $1,000 bas 5ubr
Qnforqsos6oIt sobsn unO uIsrbnO fonftge 91gHnfigangsn brfngen. Dos
Grsebunasbureau bat f9 bnouf init DerfdtOensn 2s9rinfitutsn uno: 9sr'
sniaunqtn, bic in Der Rsgd lange 2ifen bon aanoiOaten fir ale RO8HHsn
2ebrdmtsr flBren, in gsrbnOung gesBt amr Don allen unbsrisbissnos uno
i'm Deennttn gIsu6idutenOe Qrtporter srbaten: Gs pdrsn don gsuue
Qsute ba, bic 6efdbigt unO berufsn pdrtc, in ZEN bftffsnbsn Jd6ern gu
k6nn, aber fsfne, bic nit ibrsm Ionfhgsn Aiim aud bic asnntns Der
fpaniaen Sprade %berbdnOen.
Iie elm rdr Gootn st1t f4 burh bic grDfftntiAung bes grJss
-bunqsbureaus bic Mdbnuug: asrnt 5panHd! IS 1T obr n4t gu srpar'
Ten, raB fl uenneugperts 5riate tragsn ia uber9aupt gr0btrs 8sn6tuna
Fiuben niro.
Rad benz fpaniifsdmritdni4en GrRgs nurbs os Gtubtum ftr fpas
.niIfen 5prode m fhr phen boberen Qebranfaltn s%ngefibrt, dbtr bnt
beri1tt bns guubsss grsthungsbureau, bob Osr6dltnismdbig isbr penigc
5tubentm f6 ode Gesgenfet gu IuBe maiden ub nod fsFr OI penigsr
BIZ fpontfhe @prade asnuasno eieuen, UNI Fs fpre4tn gu t0unsn.
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NaflHase 6sIaa ffsfa b ~ .aisar af 81 HasFl an
MsitH tssHlmaaal Na4at hm M Nft iAH @t m~ifnea9tn
mH6ft n "a aaaHf .etf b6aa 81 ni tm @tam eaahia
as#fs6ha Hs hhH
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ai afsafs anb aa e*eafa sH GfHtm at Ht RNHH ea aa AHia
Hh HHN Hah Msa.t Haaf tamft tmaaM satth rs NtatM h@t.
A. sH nunaffaiin 81 HMH N uH "a RaanH stiHa Hsta 81
tn ssnaNdnt 1t ID e iaaa HNae iae. hi aHnH fatal
Ni o. Is awm 9a .mHH aW HH3HHifHHt tHElttm 2Fh an Atf1
aai Sc .Nf8ar mk .Hahn Nf0 Dc nfaH Ht tth ff ha
aatsflanhsa ei+tuan wsetMa aaafa ala aa satf.tm go A#haAs
bt as 81 s8imisMU Ht1l itaa F5HHi tH ga tn ftU eanmtH
nHf 90. 6b aaleUt Im 1%faiptEht ttl ma Sons NaNa esa vat
fmmaaam uHs hB 0ttWtaff W t8fw 8EtHtiH tN E1 th Nnliatt
itrb. ems Q]stana6h tml ai Git ai nt BE eiaiId t1l hf
srtt UMlfsa Bnb FgbN @NtftH a bf Ahnpfnht 8a@aiitfi tnta
1alfmafutftaantt ualbHis Go fs be h%tftlbtn, Ste tn 3uiua
ban nam dna b81u Himnu u5 aU .6itia omatlfnta tm etH ia
smnifimh,u asets sem hfaftb gu atti ml ittm Ht ttt @art
atatua Ehltttt. mabV. omt8, Nlwhiui nito. nfaht ftmritt
5gtt in BEN Qtljtattt sapetim Tenn nu Aolmtttast pa sttet
fam ali leualfu ntnn stdml5ta ub ebttt siUn Eb e@d on
bmatn iaprtln unb aus eaahN @tontdtigdh Hah Rtnt1toN attHas
ftmau1 au Shtff8a Gtmmtrb ttttH moth mir baHm fanitu
itn, uub. tn etaHnhti. n@utom, SAB sH motltt %fnstuodta Dup
stnfptL In Dem ntht BIZ rtrtant @gut Hbnn gaau % itaaH mar
com NUT f,ug gbitoidim Uhiat goyom TO-
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TIIie I'm Rrien.

Sa ben arabkH saudSnssdttahn ben Nr eafb1rti ss eaiian'Hs'
aa st5oEsn bic lbr biz GmDrbmg BON dnuu ub atHett 8trtat
ps fs in 6auir tn uoiin atrtbsH uue bann ben Glammm ubuasem
purosn 5mmu. urun gmnnbafts aus Raiimiampim t1ablt nirh, tt
br a,utrtoo babel 60 pr Is BEL ben gsittm BON ben pps0msn IN
ausurf Dor elmer Rtbs pH 5abuH.
Gs Fnb Biz sardn babaritg a%r,asfaFun9 uO bon golisouf
fiuosa, uHo Is Fb fots 8n9e bic ms5T ned pt mosrss bic b,D,subs
auit biuter br GgtatcH ft ben aepigm 5rtom" bibtr.
qbr mad tiusm bribmHn Uort. oas nab BEN ipaui6sn ari,ss
bduHg gsb0rt purbs 1T Der &Ommu5iaismus br 5risos. 81 brautf
ang,bda ben GrisOn unO 1T bs Frsg,s 5tnb.
aer III It mabs2 Dri granbt, bic 5uiammsn Sunbert bon 5rausn
uHb WhdOtn, eiHgpkrdt in JabrHen, ais Cphr gioroet baden, gsbsn bic
Gntport. Gins in Rspart, q. ), Dor 3Dsi ub snsm 6aIb.n Sabre, bos
unbtrgsfn, 9rau,rIpid in 6y 9riangk glouisns6abri in gap gmi, uub
tBt fss IieoabOung in %gtrsbumOn, g. 9
Gas i'm ariss Der Sob iuhg brfn8t bs bsiOrgt i'm aommr3ialismus
g,ogier, 'foHae Spurfamtet unb QsaHtun. limb bas gubGium? I'm.
bersefsn uno uHusrgebsn beibtn ibm bic grsustahn fr,mb,r Boiler i'm
aregs Ge fsmpeIn Ois bic fs psiben, 3u garbaren. abtr bic Grsu.I
uo ben 5ummsr Der gOrsdngs, ne BIZ, 9aHsHOpfr i'm Subufrnbsrisb
i'm ssusn aanbe Fs mi. Fh briHsm, bic nsbmen mir INNER pisbr bin as
unOsrmdolide 8sseieH4einungsH elmer frabeHb ia6n.n Qualification.
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ans genninaon.

6eit Dem groBen 6euer, BON
DelGem rnier Stdotden Dor mebres
rem 8oden beimgeiuht niiroe, un0
meldem mebrere Der 6auptgeifdftS.
BAUER gum Gpfer fielcu, berridt
9ier cine rege 9autbdtigteit. Der
tiiftigc uno aHgeiebene 8alunter.
nebnler @lnnbt lit NIT Arbelt iiber.
6duit. Stattllhe goditeins m0
Gementgebduoe erbeben lid an Stel.
Ii Der nieoeraebramnten. Inter Den
am idneriten getroffenen beftnoet
lid Serr Sid @itt, Der frilber Ell
uen @roccrpln0en fiibrte uno ourdD
res 6etler alles perloren bate.
@r nrbeitet iebt als 3inmergeieIe
un6 lit nit ieincm 5hidial ~3ufrier
fen. Die @irthe aruie u1o GlaE.
len, beren 2ofale Dem 6riler eben.
iaas 5ltn Cpfcr fielen, trriben in
gretterbdusden ibr geihdft, ibrC
Reubauten, naiiioe @c6auoe, eabprl
ihrer 9uaenoung eHtgegcu. 90.
6alo ale @cbduoc fcrtig inlo, ion
Elm golfsieit It1ttiinoen, 6ei melhem
Les jcoenfaas boh brrgebea tpirD.
llno Dab bic gcnningtoHer ,}eite III
arranairpn niiien, oas Denies oit
Johncnmeibe 0es geauiHgt0ucr
EIattOeutl6 den 8ereins.
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rit WHiHtaaa M
tfe 6Hflfft @
sH
ttgf4 ON aiiH
HH afaa M t
fiifHa 1
tHHf b Edt a# F
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ela l.H smgrffaw uo
ahf mir Md.t .fra fF Wf
ifraa Haiilidiur Nttt uH5.u trs
tgn 1"rutibtarb. limb oea Ir
zt0atln inflammation - ess1
iaun maH hul.en rem ua u.a.t cr
narieu olb rg getfftungm t1
ienntgn, BE Cnthlnn0 tamugr.
5lgic H6ri1ala dni ariiW oer Scr
iadten i.hera uireen 41Hl taus
hen mir Drutdamerifducr. ucuu
mon tn &laihnlton 4lc5e ein}u.
ihlaan I'M grlriii tt. Me Den eC.
sicaunam Ser bei0el Sduoer m3u.
trallid mu0eB i0mtcu. a1i Bic
rumlsblciblit'cu 1ollct iold1m @s
aimens auimeriiam maheu, aber
niemals fonuen mir ms iue0er Oh.
ret nod INDIRECT 53 5~iripredern
Der 0enidcu 9olitif MAIDEN. and
nidyt Der oeutiheu @irthitait5po-
liti. @em 1eitiblan0 iidl an Der
Gan ~6rmciscoer @eltau5itelumg
mdt 5etbeiligen uiu, Damn lit oas
isiHe Sahe. Sir f5uucn 0os Be.
aauern, a6er dnoern fonun mir es
mIdt. &enn GentihIau0 glaubt,
bearinoete geihmerbeu gegen oie
Ser. Staatcn 81 baben, Damn muB
ed Die in 8ai6mgton anbriugen.
un6 nenn man bort GeutihIano
aegnnartig nu6 uiht gera0e in
nbermaBiger 5reum0idait augetbau
iein mag, ie0enfaas miro man Be.
griinOete 9eidweroen aud uiht
ignorieren.
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Warftberidt.

Siio.C mabn, 5. altguit.
Standardization 400; gfor!t
flau bis Toe n%ieoriger.
8ute bis bette $4,000.
RittelmaBige bis CUTE $7.75-
$40.
@euobnlife Biz mittclm1Bige
S7.25-$7.75.
Riibe uno Sellers felt.
@ute bis bette Sellers $3.50
$500.
Cute Big bette aiibe $6.00-700.
I2ittclmabigc Biz quite stiibc
So. O0-$6.00.
@euohrIihe bis mitteImabtgt
SO .00-$5.00.
Stoders un6 5eeoers ieit.
@ute Bis bette Sc .50-725.
RittclmBige biz CUTE 5000
$50.
@epobnIide bis mittelmaBigC
50. 75-Sb.UU.
Stod Sellers $4 $4,000.
adIber $7.00-$t0.00.
guQen $4.50-$700,
9dDeine-3ufubr 10000; 0forft
90 bis 25c nic6riger. Gurdihnitts.
preis S8.10--8 20; bohiter @rei;
1855.
5dafe--3ufubr $1,000; Dart
felt. 6eeoer 2dmmer 10c nteoriger
2ammer 6eeOar S.600-$6.5O.
8iooer $5 25-S5.30.
2dmmer. CUTE bis bette 500
500.
2annner, mittelm1bige bis cute
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