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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1913-11-14
Pain i'm Back and Rheumatism

Torment thousands of Peep e
daily Don't be one of these suffer-
ers when for so little cost you can
get well rid of the cause. Foley
Kidney Pills begin their good work
from the very first dose. They ex-
ert so direct an action on the kidneys
and bladder that the pain and tor
ment of backache, rheumatism and
kidney trouble is soon dispelled.
They are worthy a trial, as trial is
the only sure test. They contain no
habit forming drugs. For sale by
j. w. Thurston. Adv.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1913-11-14

+. A political leader is a smart fellow
who notes which way the parade is
going and then gets in front with a
drum.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1913-11-14

ii About the safest thing for a deer
to resemble in the hunting season is
a deer.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1913-11-14
Who's Who?

Who is the poultry raiser who
called for help to drive away
skunk, which proved upon investiga-
lion to be nothing but a huge
Plymouth Rock hen?
Who is the village fireman who
ran the length of Railroad street to
find a fire, which he found to be the
reflection of auto lamps?
Who is the party who, upon not
receiving an invitation to a social
time, wrote and requested one?
Who is the party who was all pre-
pared to go hunting when he found
he could not procure a rs ct. license
as he was not naturalized?
Who is the young lady that is be-
ing pestered with phone calls by
parties unknown?
Who was the druggists clerk who
went hunting and shot at a stump,
thinking it was deer?
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-13
Morning Grain letter.

Chicago, Nov. 1S.-Grain receives
new help in shape of the Fowler esti-
mate that Canadian farm reserves are
40 million below last November. In
dia's wheat surplus is now guessed
at near TO nothing. The Argentina
crop is badly damaged, but exact esti-
mates are lacking. Spring wheat re-
ceipts are due to drop before Dec. l.
These influences attract the investor
TO wheat. Foreirn demand in United
States is due to increase. Follow
wheat.
Immediate corn opinions mixed,
movement small and general consump-
ton large. Southwest still ou.bids
Chicago. Cash men report cash corn
firmer. Bulls look for some kind OF
bulge on possible moderate Illinois
and Iowa movement in December.
On the hog receipts the country
seems TO have as many hogs to feed
as last year Range for May corn this
November is 691s to Tic. Pit experts
say resting orders for May corn
among commission houses are increaS-
ing. Around this time there are usual
~ a few bulges in oats on small re-
ceipts due to car shortage when cars
are in demand FOR corn. Would real
ize on long oats when bulges come.
We believe one dollar in pork and
one cent in lard and ribs will be q lib
eral break for the winter on current
conditions. 1t may not occur bu. the
investor should place his order now
- catch any downturn. Winter pack
ing hos run to date is only mildly
large Western hog run of week is only
about same as last night. We counsel
purchases in the entire grain list on
any moderate dip today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-13
WAGNER'S REVIEW
Closing Stoek Letter.

New York, Nov. 13.-Today's mar
ket seemed TO be more completely IN
der the influence OF the Mexican un-
certainty than ever. The price changes
were small and il would seem that
about 80 per cent of the transactions
were of professional origin. Early in
the day Washington dispatche- were
20 the effect that the president would
issue a statement Us TO the Mexican
status htis afternoon; later dispatches
were just TO the contrary.
In some quarters the delay is looked
on as being encouraging and in any
event il appears that no open rupture
has as yet occurred, as the American
charge de affaires is remaining in Mex
leo City. There was nothing in the
days news Of market making material,
and even the announcement of failure
of an old established banking firm
failed 10 move the market even frac-
tionally. As we view il the market
demonstrates great inherent strength
in its ability 10 maintain the current
level Of quotations, in the face of all
IN Mexican uncertainty; with this out
OF the way, better things should be
ahead
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-13
Wheat in Resilient Position.

Chicago. IL. Nov. 13.-Powerful
bear corn theories owe their inception
entirely 10 the corn price level Our
letter OF Nov. covered the November
and December period. Serious de-
clines are rarity at this time but
corn is Of.en in a position that in
vites pressure after rallies. The in
vestor should welcome any pear sue
cess. II viii mean durable investment
points.
The wheat situation is delicately
balanced The Nov. l. United States
wheat visible OF probably $1,000, 700
Will compare with 52.OO9,O 900 one year
ago. Top for the present visible on
the movement should arrive in next
five weeks. one year ago IT, came
Jan. Is and two years ago on Dec.
l.. The past two crop years are very
similar 10 the present crop year and
tn May wheat low proved a standard
purchasing basis in November each
case.
Seventy cent level is probably the
uncrossable rUbicon for December
corn. Former price performances of
December corn fla-ter this idea. The
great winter delivery month may ex-
rire a little below the magnetic figure
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-13
DIAMOND GAINS A POINT
Questions Sent Governor Not Like
Those Darling Sold.

Chicago, H., Nov. 13.-Questions
prepared for the state dental examina-
| lions by Dr. p T. Diamond, member of
the state dental board, were different
from those sold by Joseph Darling to
n Chicago newspaper reported two
days before the eXa -inations We're
held. This was maze known yester-
day when the sealed package contain
ing the questions prepared b. DR.. Dia-
mond was opened by William L. Sulli-
van, private secretary to Governor
Dunno, in the presence of several wit
nesses in Springfield.
The Diamond questions We're com
pared with those sold to the reporter.
Not single question in the original
list corresponded to any represented
to have been prepared by DR.. Diamond
for the examination.
DR.. Diamond was present when the
package was opened. He declared that
Darling had been employed in his Of
flee a few years ago as a collector
and that he had intended giving him
more work.
Whether Mr.. Diamond will be eX-
onerafed of the charge of being u
party to the sale of questions will not
be known until Governor Dunno has
completed his investigation of the en-
tire matter. The case against Darling
will come up for hearing in Judge
Mahoney's court next Monday.
If Darling should reiterate his pre-
vious statement that DR.. Diamond fur
nished the questions sold it is expected
that Dr. Diamond will take some action
to discredit the assertion. Several APP
plicants for dental licenses have made
affidavits that Darling had mentioned
Dr. Diamonds name in attempting 10
sell lists of questions. Darling has as
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-13
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

TIE Low shown yesterday over Min
nesOta and which IS this morning cen
Ual north of the lake region has
caused occasional showers or snow
furries from the Missouri and upper
Mississippi valleys 20 the lower lakes
and the middle Atlantic coast. With
a decided rise in temperature in the
southern portion OF the lake region
and in the Ohio valley and the north
Atlantic sections Precipitation in
California and the southern portion
OF the Rocky mountain region has re-
suited from the southwestern low
which Is over the southern plateau
sections- The pressure remains high
in the southeast. while the north Pa
cihc high. with its lower temperatures.
has extended from Washington ard
Oregon 10 Iowa Owing 10 the ap-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-13

Of seventy. Continuance of current
weather Will be a factor.
For the past 81 days the western
hog pack has to,alled I ,60S,000 versus
100000 last year-an increase of II
per cent. Product shipments are
about equal to last year. Not enough
hogs as yet to break products extern
siyely. Hog question still undecided
Have we the hogs?
Our 1913 spring wheat crop of 2iS,-
100000 compares with the 265,000.0OO
OF 1909 Let US compare the sprins
wheat receipts al leading markets
Sept. l TO Nov S period. In 1909 they
ran 100000 and the big movement
was broken for all time around Dec
10. This year of 1918 they aggregate
7O,O00.000. We are presumably in the
last four weeks of the big annual spring
wheat receipts Minneapolis and Du-
luth receipts at 100000 since Sept.
1 compare with 6S last year.
Serious Argentine wheat damage
news is recognized but the extent is
unknown. a moderate surplus is in
dictated.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-13

Chicago and New York markets fur
rished by E ". Wagner & Co. mem
bers Chicago Beard OF Trade: gram.
provisions. stocks and cotton; private
wires TO all financial centers- Corrc-
Epondents OF the New York Stock and
Cotton Exchanges. Tri-city Office in
suite 300 Best Building. Phone Rock
Island $50.
P. !. MCCORMICK. Manager.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-13

serted that DR.. Diamond was to get
half the money realized from the sales.
DR.. Diamond is not regular now as
member of the dental board and will
not be so until Governor Dunno takes
action. The four other members OF
the board are investigating the case
in order that they may make a COM
plete report to the governor.
Springfield, ILL.,, Nov. 1S.-Dr. Dia-
mond said: Il consider that the eX-
animation and comparison of the list of
questions yesterday proves that | have
been greatly wronged. 1t has been es-
tablished beyond doubt that the ques.
tons sold to the Tribune reporter and
the questions prepared for the dental
board were absolutely different. Some
one has been deceived by sharper
who blamed me-"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-13

proach Of the high fair weather is in
dicated for this vicinity tonight and
Friday. with somewhat colder.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-13
Liverpool Situation.

Liverpool, Nov. 13.-Wheat easier on
American cables offset by steadiness
in Winnipeg and firmer Manitoba of
fers. Later market advanced with
spectators and shorts buying on re-
duced crop estimates from the Argen-
tine, notwithstanding improvement
noted in the central districts and with
the bad outlook in India and dearer
Russian offers and a growing firmn ess
in Canadian offers shorts easily be-
came nervous.
Corn higher on lighter shipments
from Argentine forecast less pressure
here at decks ana steadiness in plate
spot. The consumptive demand is
good.
Argentine Grain Shipments.
Estimated
this Last Last
week. week. year
Wheat 4OO, 900 2S6.OOO 1.I27. 900
Corn. 2.125, 900 4,S63, 900 $50, 600
Ali tine news all the time - Tn.
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-13
MISSISSIPPI RIVER
RIVER FORECAST.

= slight falling tendency in the Mis-
siszippi viii prevail from below Du-
buque 10 Muscatine.
= II SHEnER- Local Fo-~N--.~-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-13
Chicago Cash Grain.

wheat-No. ?. s51z n sC'4: No. 3 ?,
s15z a94. 40. > r. S n ,9iz; 40 3,
s7T ss1z: No. rs. s11z N 81; No. . rs.
$50 N so; No. Is. sea 81; 40 . 8, -
dsC: No. . 6. ss0s9, No. 4 8, s6a
SOY. 40. I &C. SS0ss1z, 10. . &C. s
ass. No. 3 &C. So, Sc. 40. J durum,
S4Iz n 50; No. . drum, s5Hs4; No. ?
durum. SOGSI
Corn-So. .. 721z az; 10. y. 1924
as, 40. , Y. 72at x %; No. 3. ia n
y. No. W. 1-1z n 727s No. =, Pa !;
No. . new. 60. No W new. Gsiz; No.
3 new. Galz 40. (. 71T71iz. No. 4
". ia, m -, so. y. 72N 72fs; No. (
new. C5GC7. 10. w new. So n 81; No.
) new, G51G7, sym new. g.; sgy
new. g..
Oais-No. ? W. 35f4 M gsat No. ( W.
3sz4 n 39ft. standard, 401a H411z.
Liverpool Cables.
Wheat opened unchanged 10 = up;
closed = 10 = up
Corn opened unchanged: closed =
10 u up.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-13

Lordon--I The move by the descend.
ants of the poet. Robert Burns, and
others interested to recover the Glen
riddel Burns manuscripts, which were
recently sold by the Liverpool Athena
cum for $4,000, has been complicated
by shipment of the manuscripts To
America, according to London dealers.
All the news all the time-The Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-13
Local and Foreign

$50; rough. s7459775; light $751;
Oslo.
Cattle. 1000; weak.
Sheep. 10000; weak.
Nine O'clock Market
Hogs strong 10 sc higher. Mixed
1850 s-25: good. s7-9OaS-2O; rough
$500 $50: light, S7.50d SIS; pigs
s44ON rs: bulk. S7SO1 $40.
Cattle weak Beeves, $1,000 $50;
COWS. S3.25Q SIS; stockers, $500
$50: Texans, S6.fOGs-2O; westerns,
$500 SIS; calves. ss.0OI1.5O.
Sheep IOc lower; S2.75G 5-25; lambs
s4s5G $40.
Close of the Market.
Hogs closed weak at early prices
steady to sc higher :han yesterday
Mixed, 1856 a SIS: good, s7.s5q $50;
rough. $500 49, light, S7.50Gs.15.
Cattle steady.
Sheep weak
Southwest Receipts.
Hogs. Cattle. Sheep
Kansas City ....1O.OOO $500 5000
Omaha ....... $500 1900 5000
Estimates Tomorrow.
Hogs. Cattle. Sheep.
Chicago $4,000 1000 $4,000
Hog Receipts.
St Louis $500
St Joseph NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II. 900
Sioux City NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
St Paul OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $500
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-13
Market Square Sales
Nov. u, 1913

Two loads of new corn at Csc.
one load OF old corr al 75c.
Three loads Of potatoes al roc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-13
chleaao Estir1atse Tomorrow.
Primary Receipts.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
OrenInn Of Market.

HOGS. 5000. left over. 3.252. open
steady. Mixed. S7.J0H SO; good, s7.s5
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-13
TODAY's MARKET QUOTATIONS

Rock Island. common --.----.- 1ii4
Chicago < Northwestern $500. 1241s
Southern Pacific ....-.------ 50
New York Central ..--.-- Soi4
Missouri Pacific ----.------ -o34
Great Northern ------------ 10
Northern Pacific ........... 1861
Shelters ................. 6I34
Colorado Fuel * Iron ...... y
Canadian Pacific .......... 2eiL
Illinois Central .......... 1861
PENNSYLVANIA ..............1 Osss
Erie Observation-Disclosures. 25Ss
Chesapeake & Ohio ..... 55%
Brooklyn Rapid Transit $3.50. S6Ss
Baltimore & Ohio ..-... 921s
Atchisor Observation-Disclosures. 91s
American Locomotive ... 20
ST. Paul 9S1s
Copper Observation-Disclosures. 1Ois
Lehigh Valley ......... 1868
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-13

This sausage is made from the
choicest cuts from pigs raised in the
dairying section of Southern Wiscon-
sin, pigs fed on milk, insuring their
rapid growth, and then fattened with
corn. This deliciously tender pork is
carefully chopped and seasoned with
pure spices.
JONES' DAIRY FARM BACON
is cured by the simple old New Eng
land farm way of curing without any
hurrying or artificial methods, then
smoked with Green Hickory is the
final step, which gives the sweet flavor
that fingers long in your memory.
JONES' LARD-Rendered in open
kettle, cooled as quickly as possible
and briskly stirred while cooling, is
fine and white and of quality equal
to its other products.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-13
LOCAL MARKET CONDITIONS.

Nov. 13.-Following arc the whole
SAFE quCtauUus CT the local marke-
today:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-13

Ali the news all the time - Tn.
Argus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-19

Safer.--5arSeptenlber 424 -45E<e, am
Sdlu6 484t; fir Gesembsr 45H 1915,
am SdDluB 457se; fir @tai 481s--4s4e, AM
Sd1lub 48s@c.
Roggen. --y1o. Q ueuer 65K--66He.
Cert {. e.---68--74c.
dimotbpfaamsn. - Reaer $4.s5-
5.26.
afeefaa men.-s1s.5o per Eentuer.
Rebporf $2200 per Gbi. 49,
i5lr September s20.77h--21.00, ant ShluB
s21.00; fitr 3anuar a1s.25 ~ 1880, am
Shlub s1945.
6hmafA.-s11.22H per 100 9funb.
iSiir Sept. s1f.20 - l1.27H, am SdluB
$ll20; fir Cttober s11.25 1i.85.
am Shlus 811.35; fir 3auuar *10.70 --
l0.82H, am S9luB &10.82K.
Short Rtppenfetten. - s11.00--
1900 per 100 Bfuno. Sir Septems
ber sl1.20--1142K, am SdEuB s11.42h;
fur Ettober $il.20 - 1925. ant Sd)IuB
Sll25; fiir ,SauLar s10.15-10,22H, an
SdliuB s10.22K.
BLlIer.--9Rartt felt uno unperdnosrt--
greameries 23H--27c per 8Tune
Gitr. - Wtartt feit uuo unoerdnoert. --
Croinarp frits lsH-1sHc, ftrits 2le pei
Eueene.
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gineirnati, , IS. &ug.
Rene SgpotbeteR.

g6arles 8. S6oberg an qincoIn
y. u. Ro. /. $1250.
gno6 q. @eft an Sout6ern Sbio
SaDings 8ant 50. S70O.
Suidn 9uentber an DeitpoOo
5omeiteab 60. $500.
So6u SaussIsr an 7itiou %.
5srn. 5000.
Grant u. Gambler an Z. Daro 8.
unb 3. 60. S70O.
Soispb Wartinet on Guarantee De-
poiit 60. $500.
qiQiun Weitus an Sout6ern Sbio
Sdoinqs 8ant 60. S27OO.
1smas 8. 5. 4bbott an Brighton
German gant. $500.
5obH Sod an gant Str. 9. u. Go,
$1,000.
G6arlss 8. S6obers an 9racs g,
9ibion. $120.
Jia5els 8ebmsl on Qnna Sdob
$3.50.
Trant q. Wleper an %. 8aro g. q
~ p-0JO'
Diuium 3. Depou on Union Sop
9. uno 6 SO. S45OO.
5be WtetbooiTt Union Of Cincinnati
an gparo Of Some miFtous Of Mt. g
gburh. $3.50
W}art 6 8eelins al Miami e. uni
&. gp. $1,000.
8etiIgte 6ppotbetsH.
Sophia u. 9o3man IN 0m. 5obu
$3.50.
GmeIia S6pettman an 8ermanic
3. U. gGo. 3. $3.50.
Grant u Mleper an %. Waro .
u. So. $500.
Rargaret Soss an 6ome 3. uub 9
60. $1,000.
glnnn 8. 6eseman an Union SAB
inos guRf uno 3ru't 90, $21 900.
u. .. Sdafsr an 9eora W. Dirr
| 5000.
Sobn aoplor an Cottage .. uub g
go. $500.
Worgarst aseban aH qrics SjG 9
uno g. 60. $500.
Dm. ar1lb an Sol. ). gbiIIips
$1o17.5o.
Wm. W, Roropte an 5outbsrl
S5io Sopiuss 9ant 60. $1100.
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IIeberitbt oes Cincinnati
Wfarttes,
Jar bic @smtaa, ben Is. ausnit
1913 sneissHos gHs4s.

Cincinnati. IS. aaauit 1918
Tie naHfoIgeneen Euosirunaen besieheH
nd nar auf Experimentation s3ei
hstnfrsn GsfHai ten rsrefn siUas s6seEs
Ersifs bere6nes.
RreptfieHtn
Ter Rartt per rusis. bic 2r..fs Hsiis.
SAmalk - Yrimc Sitana sil.07h-
il.iTH Lob.
TrofsnssfatasRts EftifA. -
Marst fttfig. Short dear Ssiten Ia -
l8e. hort Tippenfeitsn I2A --l5e, ersra
bort dear Ssitsn f2H-iaAe. Snalisrn
iih-liz4c. Bellies I4K--i4Hs l0is une
Nc msks rfrpa6f.
Bacon Htarst sstis. - short dear
Ssiisn isA --i4c. turss WippsHie,tsH 1871
1875, egfra isort dear Ssilsu l8h--1sAe.
64uItera ifh h-i2t4c uHo Bsaiss lhk-
iss tcis IHe No per 4iuHe mssr per.
sadf.
Sugar cursd.5ysif&. - ggartt IN Itetis
- S6utfH igH-20c. 8scnic SauIstrn
l3h - Ia, Treatfait Bacon 81 a2t
S4alisrn ~ -i4hc. 9sw Dorf Gu. SAai.
tern isA--l%As, irefsas Ussf~S&inssn
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scss Ssiirn ION - lie. Usaiss 10 -- isS
per Bfano.
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Hinfu Banep eS.eO--Al0. NeiHisr 10.
miss e3.D0--S25, 9rtra ea.so--2.vo, cg.
sinkrss ex.s0--s.To. barter sneissH Bassnt
eA.ec--s.0o. DO. fanep es.6D-A.a6, ec. Va.
mills eS.S0--xO0; Hogsenmsel. norewsitit6
nsmifcsss t3s1--&.00, rsines 2ifp eA.Oo--
x20. asmift tsses t8.sO--4.lO per Obi.
HetseM-Niarft Ffefig. - Ne. roaher
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rofter s. NC per NI. Heyfauis murbeR
9art Ro. . Tcther sa gle, y Cars DO. su
eo<. Gar Rs. 8 DO. an sO<, / gaf ho. su
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yrObs reihsr !sifi befhHfust De sOt aai
nsm aseIrige.
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--H0. weibes elH--82e. Ru. 3 peifes 81
--sih hf, Nc. ueikfs 79- S0kr, 80. b esl.
bss Sic. Ro. 3 DO. 50 0lg. 30. 4 DO.
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9ulbeniorn To - eoe, aelbes bo. 7S-sie.
qsmii6tes DO. Tsk-S0He per Nuf9fl. -
| Herfaait wuresH: Oar 80. . weibes Id
80. Gar bc. Al 81 W.. . Cars 20. DO.
Ias sis . Ears no. = sslbss ~ ~. . Gas1
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s5lmks3atbricbten.
Gtnttnnati. 10. ausus.

GtnetnRatt 10. ausns
om giusiuaatiey Etifgitt bat ah ssr 8di.
isrnaHo oes gluHss nnr DsHig psrdResrt.
gs'tsFn abeuo bate eeri,lb, BET hisiiasr
staet uHta seaFeraaHs boa lis iFub,
Die fsIssHStu EspsiAsa traieA pdsrtae
pss sshgigsn lasss bier stn.
gititburs. pa. Der atas 81. siasH
&afsrkaae tan So Tus Has fdlt.
gaarE-stsH. "a. ga Der sIus bal
,intH SaHsraaae bon 10 5us uHe ftsbt
gsrtsmeata. o. Ter Stuj saI elass
HaHtrfene ben 6.$ uae asiet.
Barfsrsbura. sS. Va. Ter 5tas bat
siHtu HaFsvaaHs soH 81 fsuS Hn6 Falt
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,iHsn BaHsraanS ben l.s Sas ana fallt.
". pI.afaat. %. ga. Der Sgas bat
siasx @afsrsaRe ssu 2.2 aut une faat.
satIsttssura, "a. Der SguS bat ct
ara HaH,rhans ben S.7 eab uas ffsist.
ssatssitlt, N. Ger Slui bat tixsa
Hastrtass ses SO saS aae faut.
esaassillt, Sab. Der Slus bat ei.
sss BaHuAaab ssa as SuS uab feist.
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R.bt. - Ter Marii mar beute feft.-
Sprtng 9dteni t3.o0-4.70. gataier 5traigsts
a. 10 40. sSiuter Batsnis q 40-.5U.
5priHs tIsars t4.00-4-20. grtra g9tuttr
30. ss.55--3,T5. Grtra DO. gt0. 2 1896
$50. kanfas 5.roights t4i5--425.
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gaies s3-50--3.75. 6clce bis fant5 s3-S5--
5.95.
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une sslbes sl.40-ib0. srcbss sl.40--l.45
Gunerito 1890
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abeeihHittensr IuetBer 4s-60c.
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