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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-28
COLLEGE SCORES.

At Cambridge-Colby ;, Harvard ,.
At New Haven-Yale Il, Pennsyl-
wanna }.
At Williams 4, Mas
sachusetts \. c. Q.
At Worcester-Holy Cross 4, Tufts
=
AT Amherst-Amherst ). Wesleyan >.
At Springfeld-Y. NJ. G. A. College
IL Worcester Tech I.
AT Providence-Brown 8, Princeton /.
At Rhode Island ), Boston
College / 90 innings.1.
At Hanover-Dartmouth H. Maine /.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II, Middle
bury 3. -
At Hartford-Georgetown {, Trinity
. .--
At Portland-Maine Central 10, Bow
doin 3. ...
At Ithaca-Columbia 6, Cornell l.
At apoIis-Navy 3, A. & VI. OF
TN. c. l.
At West Point-Penn State Is, Army
g. .ir
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Will Austria Act Alone in
Compelling Evacuation
Of Scutari
OR WILL THE POWERS
GEORGE MONTENEGRO?
Essa Pasha, Who Is Said to Be March
ing into the Interior of Albania with
10000 Men, Has Declared Himself
King of That Country.

LONDON. April Is This is conzid-
cred the fateful day in the history of the
Balkans problem. in which new and dit
toult complications have arisen. The en-
bassadoual conference has To decide
whether the European concert shall co.
cree Montenegro or whether Austria shall
be lett to act alone iu compelling the
evacuation # Scutar.
The ambassadors Of the powers present
"a d note at Cettnie formally demanding
the evacuation OF the city. hut the Mon
teuegUU ministers excused themselves,
from consideration of the note until after
the Easter festivities. 1t is understood
that the reply when given viii he an en-
phatIc negative.
i'm the meantime King Nicholas has is
sued proclamation at Ncutari formally
taking possession of the town The re
port that an Austrian expedition left
Trieste has not Vet been officially confirm
( ed but there Is great wuiikc activity in
| Austria. and Archduke Franz. heir to the
/ throne. who is regarded as the leader OF
/ the military party has returned uncN-
| Eectcdly to Vienna from "a holiday. He
| had a long conference Saturday with En-
/ pcroU Francis Joseph.
Essad Pasha. the hero of Scutau. who
has had a picturesque and adventurous
career. made a dramatic move in pro
/ claiming himself king of Albania. and is
sand 10 be marching into the interior OF
/ Albania with 10000 men He was re-.
received with enthusiasm at Alcs>io and
| /. proceeding to Tirano To be proclaimed
and to take possession
The duke of Moutpensier. i'm letter
TO member If his family, announces
that hc has formally resolved to decline
the throne OF Albania. because, If he ac
ccpted, hc would lose the two titles h,
was proudest of-Fronch citizen and
French prince.
Essad Pasha Is an Albanian chicftain o.
the type which earned for the Albanian,
a reputation for barbaric simplicity APP
preaching savagery. He was always up
posed To the young Turks repressiv,
measures in Albania. In Vienna and Pari
his surrender OF Scutan is now regarda,
as having been an arranged matter witt
King Nicholas who approved his plan t,
proclaim himself independent prince @
Albania. The whole scheme Of the ALLEGED
stormiug of Scutari and the marchin,
out OF ESsgd Pasha'S army with thei
arms Is now regarded as coup de theate
TO deceive EuIare. Essad is said to bav
joined David Pasha's army of 1900 men
| and II hc has the support of SeUvia am
Montenegro II would he "a severe blow fo
| Austria
4 Belgrade dispatch to the Daily Ma
asserts that Essad Pashas Albanian
standing assures his success and that u
has an alliance with King Nicholas. Fla
| dispatch adds that Essad is approacbin
/ Traua with 10000 troops and thu
| david Pasha viii become his minister q
war
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-28
National League.

CamnltZ, cooper and SIMON.
At st. Louis
st. Louis,
Cincinnati, @
Batteries-Griner and Wingo; John
son, Packard and Clark.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-28

Some people are crazy to follow the
band wagon if it will play the An
vii Chorus, and the louder it PLAYS.
the better they like it
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Sporting Notes.

Meehan is playing fine bah for Dean
academy.
johnny Evers's Cubs are certainly go
ing some,
Hopper Of New Haven pitched a no-hit
game against Pittsfell yesterday.
Rain yesterday prevented ~ Cobb
from making fresh start in baseball
Last year Pittsburg and Chicago
were tied at 400 per cent. Yesterday
they were tied at .667.
Malcolm beat Middlebury Saturday,
allowing only four hits and eight runs.
His team made eight errors.
Bellows Falls high school defeated
! Chester high school at Bellows Falls Sat
urday by the score Of s to =.
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MOnOtype keyboard
Operator

We offer an exceptional opportunity
to the right girl who is willing to
work. The Monotype keyboard is ar
ranged like a Typewriter keyboard
and familiarity with the typewriter
keyboard is essential. Shorthand is
not required. We win give instruc-
ton free of charge by a competent
operator and win pay for the girl S
time while she is learning.
IF interested, sec the superintendent
at once.
THE VERMONT PRINTING CO.
American Building Annex
BRATFLEBORo.
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BLANKED AFTER THE FIRST.
Fort Drummer Scored Eight OFF Adams
at Start, but Lost. Game

The Brattleboro high school team, in
lieu Of a game with a school team Sat
surdaS, won an easy victory over team
from the Fort Drummer Mills on the fair
grounds, the score being l. to s. y
Adams. who did the pitching for the high
school, had bad opening inning, when
the other team scored all theireveight
runs, but after that sleadied down and
pitched good ball. Raymond Angler at
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-28

because we have the goods to advertise
II we had nothing we would say moth
Ing.
machines for laundering shirts and col
lars, which not only prolongs the life of
your linen, but gives ease and comfort
to the wearer. Our New Prosperity Col
lar Moulder is giving great satisfaction
and our customers are beginning to tell
their friends about it. ..
DO not wait to be told but try It out
and see what it does, as no one can az
ford to have their collars laundered in
any other way.
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Two base hit, Blake Three-base hit,
Blake. Guiheen. Stolen bases, Riley >,
Blake ,. Guiheen ,, T. Clune, Noles ,,
Wells, Nauette. Base ON balls, by
Blake 6, by Noles 4. Struck out, by
Blake u, Clune /. Noles ,. Hits. off,
Blake, ; in 8 innings, off Clune, > in
. innings. Umpire, Gonyer.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-28
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Saturday Games.

MISUNDERSTANDING, BedIent AMI Car
rigan; Mcconnell, Fisher. WARRIOR,
Schulz, and Williams and Sweeney.
At Philadelphia
Philadelphia q >
Washington 0
Batteries-Brown, Houck and Land;
Hughes and Ainsmith.
At Chicago
Chicago 0
st. Louis , Q
Batteries Russell and Schalk; Stone
and Agnew.
At Detroit
Detroit Cleveland, rain.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-28
GETTYS BURG

Win be celebrated this spring by clos
ing out the complete stock of the finest
Crimson Rambler Roses, japanese
Paeonies, Iris, fruit and shade trees
now on my grounds Call this month
and get BEST SELECTIONS.
GEO. .. oDELL Central Street
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A COMPANY OF Is
SPECIAL ORCHESTRA OF II
2 CARLOADS OF SCENERY

NOTE-This attraction DOES NOT
visit Brattleboro. BELLOWS FALLS
is the only place i'll Southern Vermont
where it will be seen.
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SUNDAY GAMES.
American Lea que.


At Detroit
Detroit, Cleveland, rain.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-13
~ ~ FOR

THE RATE for inserting Want ADS n
The Call is 10 cents a line lcount si1 "oro Us
20 a Incl each Insertion, minimum charge ~
cents. Six insertions will be allowed LOT tne
price Of four. EXCEPTIONS: Sltuatons
Wanted four lines time. 10 cents;
-'Rooms to Let" and Boarding" private
houses, two lines. six times. 80 cents; Bust
ness Personals" IS cents line. one Sl,ne
subseouent Insertions. is cents line. LEGAL
NOTICES, Is cents a line one time, soose-
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TELEPHONE your Want Ads to Inc Sall-
Yonr order will receive prompt and careful at
fention. BIZ will be rendered the following
Gay.
THE CALL will not be responsible Tor more
than one Incorrect insertion OF sny advertise
ment ordered for more than one time
ANY ADVERTISEMENT ordered TO run tlll
forbid must be stopped by written order
Verbal or telephone orders to discontinue or
change can not be accepted.
OUT OF TOWN advertisements must be ac-
complained with remittances.
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FOR sale tcheap)-3 mares, geldings; drive
single or double; suitable for city or country.
1912 Alabama St: phone Mission 776.
A private rig; rubber tire buggy. harness and
fine driving horse; steady, gentle for lady.
GO Dub0ce av.
cd HAND harness for sale; pipe collars and
harness to order D. HUTTON. 1873 Mission
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-13
AUTOMOBILES AND SUPPLIES
Continued
BARGAIN HUNTERS.
ATTENTION.

All second hand cars in our place
reduced for quick sale; over 20
cars. Almost anything you want at
your own price Come see for your
self No reasonable offer refused
81, rov-lel2 CADILLAC, rebuilt. repainted :
mas been In good hands: extra fine shape
ssoo-isl2 RAMBLER, 7 passenger. Can
scarcely be told from new. Worth double
4so.-SIuDEBAkER coupe. late model, aud
In splendid condition.
$i'4vv--isli PACKARD 80. pass Complete
~ equipped and in extra ane shape
sS'ooo-lol3 LoZIER. q cyl. Briarelife run
less than 5000 miles: like new.
1880 limousine leather
trim. Splendid for rent cab
Si,soO-ALc0 cyl. pass. touring car. late
model. Beautiful car and like new
1Si- PEERLESS lis pass. touring car good
as new, at a bargain
1911 PEERLESS iandallet. 40. rebuilt re-
painted and like new
lelz PEERLESS limousine town car. has been
run very little. extra good
MANY OTHERS. EASY TERMS.
I'll. O. HARRISON CO..
CORNER VAN NESS Az. AND posi- ST.
AUTO lamps and horns. sample line. selling
cheap B0ESCH LAMP CO.. 1I35 Mission ST
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AUTOMOBILE LOANS

AAAA--Moncy loaned on automobiles, hanrtnr
rates; owners may arrange to use cars O.
T. HEHRICK, INC. 811-18-l5 Merchantss tx
change bldg, San Franeisco; Douglas 1859.
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GAS AND ELECTRIC FIXTURES AT BoTTu,
PRICES, SEE 0uR DISPLAY. HAS MRK1
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-13
OAKLAND APARTMENTS
I,acOnia APARTMENTS

Under NEW MANAGEMENT
Attraetively furnished: ? and 3 room apis,
with sleeping porches; also single rooms with
sleeping porehes; large lobby: pooiroom and
roof garden; blocks to Key Route and s.
7. locals. 1920 Harrison St. near Okland
hotpl
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BERKELEY ROOMS and BOARD
"NoRTHGATE. :"

1909 Euclid ar. Berkeley Cal
Select family hotel Euclid av. lie.
all modern conveniences minutes to Key
Route and Southern Pacific stations; the dining
room is an attractive feature; special winter
rates TO families and others; transients and
table boarders solicited
Phone Berkeley 1915. NJ NJ HENRY, Mgr
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APARTMENTS
UNFINISHED

ELEGANT. new. modern apartment of 4 rooms
and bath: hardwood floors; gas range an&
linoleum in Kitchen; very large closets; all
living rooms can be thrown into one; every
room Light and sunny rent very reasonable.
AS Laurel 81. Apply apt. l. mr.. California st.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-26

rem BADEN in eincm 2lboca Sotel.
9raoD BALI Dem Nan beim Sufen
nod Dem gcloc Brain berlieb
bicrauf gpoca nno bic berIorencn
Bapiere ipur6en in oem Sutel &C.
iun6eH ieood nidt oas @el6.
graop nuroe bier pom S6erii
rer6aftet uno ioa oemieIben Gin
@citlnoniB gemadt baben
Son oen 8abnr1ubern Die
ON Montag ocn 5radt5uB Der Ma.
6ai6 ga6n IN Der gld6e bon Dlal.
BERN mbielten, mao Bic ,3ngbcam
ten beraubteu, Bat man nod feline
Spur, frog nler 0ahforidnnaen.
Die 5piBbuben erlei6tcrten ben
aonoutteur 9. qinoleD, bic Brent,
fer z. q. Hogers uno 5re6 SO.
gprS nm lire ll6ren, etwas @eIo
mo a%lci6mgsitiide i'm 8ert6 bon
$3.50 Der S6eriif BON 0}albern
NIT elmer Wnnnidaft lit aui Der
Guhe nod ben Gdubern, DIS ieet
ieOod obne @rfolg. Gs niro Be.
hauptet, oaB Die @1ubcr in iener
@c0eH beimiid iino.
9luf glnre9lmg 6es Mabors
fnno I'M -geri1mmImgsjimmer oes
5taotrat6S cine geriaHnlun9 itntt,
in ocr Die 5raae zines Union
ga6nbofe5" 5ur geipredung FAM
9iaf ciier furjcn 8eratbmg iibcr
lie 8ort6eite zines 6erartigeu Wlit.
telpunftes fir Den 9%erionen Ser.
fc6r in Der St1ot, puroe beidloi
fen, cine %permanente Organisation
az griin0en, nm Die Giienbabnen,
lpelde III Council gEuiis miinoen,
fir oieicn 3Ded 5u getDinnen. gs
wnr6e oenn dilh Elm AnsiflB err.
ttannt, beiteben6 ans Mitalieberr
Ges Commercial Clubs, it1OtijAr
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aasrIsi frs SaaS.

G4nar3t G6Itier ipsrbsn
g.paIhen unb aufgefrtI9t bur9
toarmss MaFsr, tptldsm S6Iengals
bsissmiidt 1T. Dos gaHTpiilen IN
rtin.m MaHsr onrf nobl nt4t err
ais notpsnbig bsjei6net nsrbsn.
Die Steifbstt gstpinnt man pisbsr
NIT Durf3ieben burd Gumminnh.r.
Die GHleisr fpsrben bisrnah NIT ben
6dnbtn bolb troden gttlopft unb
oann gum bOligen 9rotnsn aussss
fpnnnt.
6ufen BET tteinen Rim
bern bsilt man I9nel burh Qnis'
tropfsn, bic man in jsbsr Qpotbets
iaufsn fam. Man gtbt in cine Tafs
e parmsn 3uderpaFers 4--5
9ropFen baoon unb ldbt bic ainbsr
bisrDon mshrmals am Gage 1dIuds
ptiIe trtntsn.
Mittel geatn Mdr8eH Mit
eiltr Iebr ltarten auflolung bon
Good In BoHsr tonnen Die ftdriIien
MarJsn Dsrtristen fpsrbsn, ipenu man
II nit osr a6fdng of bstupft unO
bic 5eudtisteit 0arauf eintrodnsn
Taft.
8ttm gtngisbsn ans y "a
sen un6 Rdnntu entFtenen
oEr4 oas 6era5lauFsn pou GropfsH
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-26

Council Bluffs, gemeloet, oaB ON
Greitag Der critic Sbnee aefaler
iei. Is idncite fir Glide glim.
ten iebr beitig, bod idmol5 oer
Sdnec iobal0 er ben go0cn &c.
rii9rte.
Ser Scnrb gauerfamper, Der
allf elmer 3an6 IN ben 5mlobu.
geln bel 5obnitoun, g}c6r, farmt,
Fat m Der Staats Sparbanf in
hieiiegcr Sta0t Waistol6pn ou8ge.
itelt Die er aui ietner 5arm get
pilan5t bat. lie ausgeiteater Bro
ben itn0 groB umo prddtiq euttDidelt
mo 9eben bercOtes 3cugniB, oaB je,
nc @egeno iid oor3lglid fir 4der.
ban eignet.
Ole Sitter oes golmonoes"
plancn cine groBartige bumoriitiihe
Qoritedung, Die i'm anfang oes
Norats Gfto6er CUR 4utiibruu9
lpllltlel IUu.
Galp6 9. 4noerion, Der Elm
Grocery uno 5leiidcrgcidaft III
5bpnonooab iiibrte, ntroe i'm Bun.
nesgeriht fir banferott ertl1rt. 9(n.
bcrion 91tte i'm Ronat aiiguIt iein
@eiddft an feline BlGubigcr iiber.
tragen; oieie llcbertragung wur0e
ieood bonn 9lidter fir 91iQ umo
erfldrt, oa an6eriou 5ur
Bet seiitesgeitort mar.
Sobn 9raoD iproe In SAT-
aenommen, inter Der gciduloh
ailng, ben G6reiner Rob Jlau BON
9Iboea Sa., beralbt 3u babeu gei.
DC Ndruer pobnen IN gfoora uno
Brain notwithstanding suut
8ro5eb Hod Aboca gebrad)t ner0en
9sor ldngerer 3eit ioil Rap fem
nit $40 In g~dnreelo
uuo $1,000 III Icrtbpnpicren OerIo.
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snh.Cmnhn.

&c hieiiaen aaaieute modem ben
Qertreteru Der Cmaba department.
Ii6cn, Sic fd in Der grhange ali.
6nlten iolen nm atnoen mittels
gutomobils nod ibrpn Qa6en in
Gmaba 81 ilberfibren, 6ns &dno,
merf leqen. Gle meineu e8 ourfl.
Gus emit, benin Elm gcidnerbe iiib.
rcn6es aomite 5piltte @eihditsiiIb.
Ter gudmabam Der 8iebbofe ara,
nor Soctor un6 Qoli3eihef 8riggs,
I'M abbiIie eriudenO. SER Bud
.ingham in9te, er Uiiie nid)t, boB
in Der Grdange mad stlruoen gean.
aclt mer0e. Or iuiIle aud niht.
ob ihm Oa3 Redjt 5nitebe, ein3uihrei.
te. Ger Qoli5eihef bat beriprodeu,
ben eriten omaha gertreter, Den
er iin6et, al berhniten. Gas So.
mite Ser @eihditslcute erlieB fol-,
genoe ertl1runa: s8ir neiien Die
Ibatiafeit Der Omaha alelnbdn0ler
inter giebbduoIem in ben Glib.
Smaba girbboien entihie6eu 3uriid.
Gold 4aitircu 1T uugeieblid, unb
mir merbcn iebeu, DAB iolde Ge.
icbesubertreter periolgt nrroen.~
Sin alter 4ugeitcIlter Der guonbn
5dlaGtbducr, Der go Sabre olte
3obn Green, nu0e Gonneritag
a6cn0 i'm Maihineurati1n iiber benz
5dlndtraum Der Gu6ohD anlnge
in iterbenoen 9uitdnoe gefuuoen
or tarb, obne ons geruuBticin ME,
Der erIangt 5u baben
Tie 4flaitermigsarbeiten MAIDEN
raiigc 5ortidritte in alien IbeiIeu
Ser Staot mo bic Steuer3abIer
baGen feinen @rnn0, iif ii6er Sal,
ii1feit 3i befIageu.
9ie Girettoren 6e5 Country Club
bielten Gienitng ibrc geamtenpabI
al. gs puroen gepGbIt: %. g.
getcrs, grdiioent ~. s. Sore, Se.
fretdr; & 8. Glarf SdaBmeiiter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-26
glns Gnnnril @Lnffs.

s5n Der Nadt bonn Montag
duF 9ienitag ruuroe iuner6al6 orei
Stm0en BEL eleftriiAen 2ihte,
cine neue Stablfreu5ung fit Die
S%trnBenbabn, an Der 5. Abenue
au0 Ia. StraBe geIegt. Pile gn6u.
~irei3ungen ioaen nit oieien neuen
Gdienen bcrieben weroen. 8egen
oes groBen gerfebrs muB Die VT.
belt ndbreno Der Gadt get6an per.
ben.
Die groa0iuaD Wet6oodten
Stride bot eiuea ncueu 8oitor in
0cr 9erion 0es glep. O. ". 8.
9ronn BON Ge5 Roiues.
Charles Sargcns mro Ser
mann Grie6manH reiiten am Gam,
ftag Hah 8bilaoelpbia, NO Charles
6argen IN oie afa0emie Der id6neft
aiiritc ais Stpoent ciutreten miro.
wabreno Scrmalin 5rieomann Bic
Rcnninlpanin llniueriit1t bejieben
miro.
Sn Der Iebten 1ohc tpdren
1ie GiIbreher nieoer cinmnl t6dtig
am MittDoh nurOe Der geriud ges
madlt in cine Giiice bieiiger arfi.
ieften uto aontraftoren ein5nbre.
den uao 5p berauben. sic ianoen
ie0od nifts BON beoelteu0em Mer-
toe. PIN Gonneritag abcno piir.
BE- Der 4crin9 gentadIt, III ben
SumaIierlaOen oes @errn 2eiiert
1iHnbredcn; bic Spibbubeu Dur.
BEL ieood ourd Den %Gigeitbiimer
bpridcift, Der nodmnIs IN ben
QaDen tam. inn iid 5I iiber5euacn
oh alh oer aroBe ~eiierae 5drauf
beriAIoIIeH luaE.
@s pnroe nilS Meitcu, eiuem
sleilGeu ItaOtbeh Horo6itliA Don
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-26

Beanie ul6 gertretcr Der greiie.
i'm fir ben Ban zines Union Balm.
bofes 81 a1itireu Sn eriter Clinic
ioQ Die Staats g ieiba6nfommiiiion
angegangeH mcrocn, bic gabnae.
icaihaiten 81 5lDihgel Inn 3ntcreiie
oe5 %relieHoeu 4ulfifltms, einen iol.
den gau ioiort iii bic 6an0 81
nebnien.
3pei @cridts6ofc lino in bic.
fem Termin III Gormci[ Bluffs t5a.
tig Die Riatet 6. Y. 8oo6ruff
tou @lenpooo un6 %. %. 85eeler
bon Council 8lnfis, r1umpn NIT
zen a~ngc6duiten aIagpiaQen raid
auf ,Sn Den erilen II Eaocn oes
&ernius muroen nidt meniqer pie
1t0 Sale crleoigt, mopon Dirle ein.
iaf bonn @eridtsfalenocr geitrifen
muroen Die ifoH felt 5a6r nnb
Tag ben auleu6cr b%elaiteten. litter
cen standardization muroic bic ala.
ac aegen Den a%nfii6rer In Dem
auirnbr afgen 0ie @ric6cn lmo
Stnliencr, Sad @omen, Odonrd) er
lcoiat, inoem Der 9lngelln9tc iifl
idulOia erflartc mo 5u elmer Salt
non 30 1agcn i'm GolmtD. @efang
nib DcrurtGeilt muroc,
5rcO glumcniteiu, 6. Greer
un6 6raHf Niner, orct Ju6rleute.
)plr6eu in $ait genommen unter
Der anflaae, @eireiop i'm Bertbe
Don 1lmoerteu BON Goanrs BON Ell.
rem gemiHen Nobert Saines gefnnft
III babeu, Der es Don ieincm gtr,
%beitgeber, g. y. 9idb1m cntpen,
bet bate. Die orei 5ubrlente min.
Den inter giirsidait geitelt, SaiueS
iibt I'M GcuutnacfdngniB mn ieinen
4ro5eB ab5uipartcu.
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Rarft6eridt.
Sii6S 26. &c

SiiO0moba, 26. Gept.
RinbDicb-3ufubr 1850; Gornae.
tiltterteS felt; Rangers flau bis Toe
nieoriger.
@ute bis bette SO. 3o-9.25.
9littelmabige bis quite $500
$50.
@euobnIide Big mitteImdbiae,
$7.25-8.00.
@ute bis bette Sabrlinge 81.
$50.
@ute bis bette aanae etiere $7.85
-8.20.
@itteImdbige Bis cute $780,
$50.
@ep09nIidc bis mitteImaBige
$6.25-7.00.
aiibe unO Seifers flnu; i1pod
Bis 10c nieoriaer.
Suite big bette Sellers $3.50
$50.
@ute bis bette aii5e $500
.7.25.
R~itteImdbise bis CUTE aiibe
SIS. 75-6. 80.
@eDobnIide bis mitieImdbige
$3.50-5.50.
StoderS un6 8eeoers fIop.
@ute bis Bette 81. 10000.
@itteImdbige Bis cute $6.40
.7.50.
@epObnIide Bis m~itteImdBiee.
$6.00-6.d0.
9tod Cons uuO Sellers $4.75
$50.
aaIber $6. 25-975.
9len So. 25--7.00.
Gdpeine-8ufubr 400; Wnrft
oifnete Sc bober; GdIuB fpft. Turdl.
idnittspreiie $8.t0-8. 20; boGiter
9reis $685..
$40; bo6lter Nreis $40.
Sdafe-8uftibr $1,000; Morfs
feit Bis 10e bOber. 8eeoars IeidD.
fer.
2dmmcr SecOcr So. 50-6.50.
2dmmer, quite big bette 300
7.20.
G9aFe-3ufubr 1920; Wlorft
feIt. 2dmmcr idpad bis i0c uie.
hri9er. bee6ers felt.
2dmmer $6.75 49, 800.
Mrtteridafe $4.00-4.15.
Mibber $4.25--4.5 80.
SdbrIinge $560--b.65.
Geeoer Whitterldafe $3.008.60
5eeOer Mi00er $4 OO--4.S5
5ceOer SdbrEiuge $4.b0-5.50
5eeper Sdululer $G.60-e.60
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