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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-03-07
THAW STOPS LATEST
ATTEMPT TO GET OUT
Will Wait Until Jury Hears
Bribery Charges at
Matteawan.
WRIT rs WITHDRAWN
Came Here to Give Whitman
Chance to Call Him,
Authorities Say.
WRIT rs WITHDRAWN

Counsel retained by Harry X. Thaw
in his latest attempt to get out Of
Matteawan decided suddenly yesterday
that the public feeling against Thaw
because of recent bribery charges does
not make trial as TO his sanity ad.
visable Just now.
Accordingly when the habeas corpus
proceedings were called before Justice
Giegerich the writ Of habeas corpus
was withdrawn.
Take him back ordered acting
Superintendent Leak Of Matteawan, and
Thaw was on train bound for the
asylum two hours after he reached the
city at S:l5 o'clock.
There was belief on the part of the
State authorities that the real purpose
of bringing Thaw to New York was
TO give District Attorney Whitman an
opportunity to call him as witness
before the Grand Jury investigating tho
bribery charges, since the fact that he
was called to testify might be used as an
argument that the authorities regarded
him as sane.
The District Attorney made no re-
quest for Thaw's services, but said that
II the Grand Jurors desire ii he will
have Thaw appear next week. Thaw's
counsel believed it advisable to await
the outcome of this investigation.
Justice Giegerich made 1t plain, how
ever, that had the case gone on yestcr-
day he would have transferred the
proceedings to Westchester county. All
the Westchester county Judges have
decided Thaw applications in the past,
and it was on that ground that Thaw's
counsel got the writ in New York.
Thaw was brought to New York yes
terday by DR.. Leak, Prison Agent Nc
Cabe and keeper. He was met at
the Grand Central Station by his for
mer bodyguard, Roger OMeara of
Pittsburg and Ex-Governor Stone of
Pennsylvania. who was present in be-
half Of the Thaw family. Thaw seemed
to be dazed by the crowds around the
corridors and clung to O'Meara's arm.
Thaw's writ had been obtained by
| Dr. Chrles Kennedy, medico-legal
practitioner. but when the case was
called Henry Hirschperg of Newburgh,
son of Justice Hirschberg of the Appel
late Division in Brooklyn, appeared for
| him and asked permission to withdraw
| the writ.
| Ex-District Attorney Jerome repre-
| sented the Attorney General.
| Justice Giegerich asked why the at
| toIney wanted il withdrawn.
| Because the case Is not in condi-
ton to proceed" said Lawyer Hirsch-
berg. "Dr. Kennedy has been unable to
consult with his client properly. His
case is not prepared, and have advised
against going on with it AT this time
Justice Giegerich then said that he
didn't believe the Thaw case had any
more business in this county anyhow
and that all such proceedings should be
instituted in the Supreme Court of
| Westchester county, He then dis
missed the writ.
Thaw denied IA statement that he had
called supt. leak insane.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-03-07
OCCULTISM IN WILL SUIT.
Brother OF Mrs. T.. v. \. Clark Says
CIairvOyanrr Diverted Her 100000

WHITE PLAINS, March 6--Joseph NJ
Wright OF Chappaqua began this after
noon before Supreme Court Justice Tomp-
kins a suit to prevent The probate OF the
viii of his sister, Mr.. Elizabeth V, A.
Clark. who committed suicide by hang
ing herself in the Brooksldc Sanltar!um at
North Plainfeld y J, on December s,
1911.
Mr.. Wright Is bringing the suit against
Arthur b. Clark. his bruthcr-ln-lawS to
whom Mrs. Clark left nearly all her estate
Of 100000. IT l. said Clark formerly
posed as n clnirvOyHnt ana IN" complaint
charges that he used alleged occult powers
to get Mrs. ClHrks pronrrty away from
her Clark denied this On the stand yes
terdaN,
Mrs. Clara D!chl. I friend of Mrs, Clark,
testified yesterday to many of Mrs Clark :
delusions. She had lived I'm cuba for II
while, where her constant companion was
a snake. The case will be continued to-
morrow,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-03-07
scATTERs MONEY ON BROADWAY
Let1kus Or thN CalliOpr Voice Pays
~ Fine for His Fun.

Edwin Letzkus. an employee of tho
Cash Realty Company, 30 john street,
went out Wednesday night to kill time
and money. He had n big roll of dollar
bills and "a voice like II steam calliopr
with which 10 arouse broadway. Ills
object was TO paper Broadway with
money,
He let the voice loose al SiNty-hrst
street and al the same time peeled off
the first bill, which huttered to the
sidewalk. Before he had gone "A block
Policeman McGovern was using his
night stick on crowd OF admirers. who
We're nearly choking Letzllus to death.
The block had cost him So
In the West Side court he paid "A
iine OF 81 for throwing away the SIS
and went out, 50 he said, to have "A talk
with President Melen Of the New
Haven railroad.
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SPEAKING OF FERRIES
GAYN0R TALKS HENS
They "ROOst High" and So Will
staten Islanders. lie Tells
Club Diners.

Mayor Gaynor at the eighteenth an
nual dinner Of the Staten Island Cham
Der of Commerce at the Staten Island
Club AZ ~. George last night was asked
by William :. Van Clicf. chairman OF
the dinner. To tell the members Of the
ipal ferries
The Mayor accordingly arose and
spoke about hens roosting high" the
merits Of Borough President Cromwell.
the subway contracts. which. he said,
represented the largest enterprise afoot
in the world, not excepting the Panama
Canal. "scoundrelly editors" and the
morals of the Police Department.
Richmond borough will not he neg
lected in transit facilities he said.
"lOull get all you need III the way
We have planned it and now ] believe
that when YOU go by the ferry you
will he transferred to the surface cars
az the Eattery. and hope to the over
head lines and the Underground pretty
soon That was all about ferries.
Speaking of the police he said
What is the force? Ten thousand
sterling men on fixed posts and patrol,
whore, even in my borough there isn't
a soul to offer them a dollar. There
are Just a few corruptible places in
Manhattan"
Chairman Mccall of the Public Ser
vice Commission. Borough President
McAneny and Assemblyman Ralph Nc
Zee We're other speakers
Commissioner Mccall in a speech paid
a high tribute to Chairman Wilcox. his
predecessor. He said all the credit for
the subway proposition should lie given
To Mr., WILCOX The speaker said he
had merely carried out the work
mapped out by Mr.. Wilcox. He also
said Borough President Cromwell was
entitled to much credit for the work
he did in getting the contracts through
Borough President McAneny said the
contracts approved 10y the Public Ser
vice commissioners were the biggest
bargain the city ever got"
Borough President Cromwell said that
in It few days the Board Of Estimate
would pass upon the Ave cent fare
proposition made by the Manhattan
trolley lines and that this would make
il possible for a Staten Islander To board
a boat AT st. George and get "A transfer
to the trolley lines in Manhattan for
a five cent fare. He believed the same
InterhorouRh. and that then ride on
the subway or elevated could be had on
a transfer for a iive cent fare
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-03-07
LEGLESS BOY LOSES CASE.
Couldn't Identify brakeman, NJ
Court Holds RRiIrond Not Liable.

Elias Adds, Il sixtccn-year-o hcf
who sued the New York Central Rai''
road for 100000 on the ground that a
brakeman pushed him from moving
freight train ana both his lcg4 were
cut off, lost his case yesterday
supreme Court Justice Amend dis
missed the complaint without sending
the case To the iu.y. holding that 'hr
road couldn't be held liable because the
boy had failed to pick out his assa m
from employees Of the road,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-03-07
OBJECTS TO DIR. FRIEDMAN
DR.. =, soils Cohen Quits philndrI-
plIin Institute.

PHILADELPHIA. March 6.--h :. Soils
Cohen. considered one of the leading
men in the country in tuberCular re-
search work, resigned tonight as med
teal adviser of the Jewish Consumptivc
Institute here because Or. Friedman
was invited To experiment upon patients
at the institute. The invitation WAS eX-
tended by DIR. Max Staller, medical
director Of the institute.
Or. Cohen has refused absolutely to
take the claims of Dr. Friedman scri-
ously and he refused to allow the pa
ttents at the institute to hc expert
mcnted upon, He was overrulcd and
resigned
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-03-07
ELECTRIC RAILWAY MEETING.
Annual >essiOn Of the New York
Association at Lake George.

LAKE GEORGE March 6.--AIombers Of
the New York Electric Railway Asso-
citation are assembled In seventeenth an.
nusl session AT Fort William Henry
Hotel. Among the delegates are managers
and other operating officials of all electric
railways throughout the State Winter
sports were enjoyed during the after
noon. Tho banquet Tonight was at
tended by I25 men Speeches were mad
nv Frank w. Stevens chairman of the
Public Service Commission, second Dis
,rict Rollins II, sanford District Attor.
ney Of Albany, and clifford +. Sims, gem
oral manager Of the Delaware and IIud-
son Company. Business sessions wtll he
held onOporrow,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-03-07
FISK SUCCEEDS McADOO.
vtc~-Prestdent OF Hudson Tubes Re-
comes CompRny's Head.

Wilbur C. Fisk, who has been vice.
president OF the Hudson and Manhattan
Railroad Company, was elected presi-
dent yesterday To succeed William G..
McAdoo. who resigned TO enter the Cabl-
net ~ President Wilson az Secretary OF
tho Treasury.
Mr.. Fisk has been vicc-president of
the company since its organization, in
charge of operation. He is n member of
Harvey Fisk & Sons, who are the bank
ers for the road.
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John II. Golhardt, ,Ir, "A real estate
broker already sentenced To- one year in
prison for grand larceny yesterday
pleaded guilty ia grand larceny IN an
other count before Judg" Fawceit in
Brooklyn. There ar" Stiil Ave indct-
inents outstanding, In, ludg" Fawc,tt
has promised to have these dismissed II
Gelhardt makes fun restitution imme-
diately, Gelhardt says he will do so.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-03-07
Two Drinks May Cost POiiccmR n
Job.

Two drinks OF rock and rye taken while
he was going TO visit his mother-in-law may
cost Policeman Edward l., Smith OF tile
West Tooth street police station his job.
Third Deputy Commissioner Newhurger
said yesterday that he would recommend
Dismissal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-03-07
~rcrctnr> Lime u stranger.

OF considerable interest was the state
ment of secretary Lane. who admitted
that he had never spoken twenty words
with IN" President until he came To the
Cabinet meeting Yesterday.
The President went To- tho White
H"us" early in ihr afternoon for
luncheon. Nftcrward he received the
lapancs" Ambassador formally in the
Blue room. Ambassador Chind offered
the Fluctuations al the Mikddu. 1t was
the first formal visit Of "A foreign diplo-
mat To the now President Ambassador
lirrC" had called informally Yesterday,
but his visit was personal rather than
official
; When the Japanese Ambassador de
parted Mr. Wilson Went To the Fast
room To- hold "A handshakinS siege that
riNallcd that TO which he was subjected
yesterday afternoon. Yesterday in
the East room he shook hands ll4O
times To-day the actual count reached
$50
senator johnson of Alabama brought
a hundred Corn Clua boys. an lndiaHl
Democratic organization was r"rcil"d
and there were other u"lcgattuas for
which cards had been secured from
Secretary Tumulty hv CON ,i"ssmen and
friends Of Mr.. Wilson
The President went ID" ridc with Mrs
Wilson late in the afternoon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-03-07
z2llygz l&2Z I;a1G52l.
We specialize

We specialize
in apparel which bears the impress of distinctive style
priced according to quality only.
Spring Oercoos nom rcady--$18 to $40.
Spring Shirs-compLce nssortnents, 81. so to $780,
81 Neck,oear-out-of fhe-ordinary silks and Designs
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Sie3 nirtts.

GtattaHsti. 8. febtHar 1918.
sxFssr Hne S,rilHst riar.ns Der s.rasi.
ftseH "a etaHstH, 7,rgItSea NIT BEN ssrser {.
sshtnssn . Tas,n Rarsn ME fsIst:
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JluksNaebribten.
eintinnati, 9. asbraar.

Sbcrbalb Cincinnati III Der Slub i'm Stetg
gen bsariTen, ano aud bel bieiiger @taot
pirb berielbs beute etpas heigen. @e'tern
absnb bate er eiEsu 3aiisrfano BON 2e.s
Sus
Die foLaenosn Tspsiten trafsn pdbreno
oes gsitriqen Cages bier Gin.
gtttsbura, ga Der Slus bat etuen
g9aHritauo BON 81 SRb unb itetgt.
sattersbGra ~. ga. Ger 5lub Bat
ineH @aNsrftaHo bon 1870 Jus unb fdat.
GatIettsburq Ap. Der 5ylus bat ci.
men 9aTerfaub bon 1873 Gub unc ifeigt
aauapba sails, IS @a. 2er6Iub bat
sinsu 8aNsrfauo bon so sub uno fdut.
barItstou, -. "a. Ter Slab bat
siuea 8aNerhanp BON 1913 uab ftsbt.
4t. gltaiaut, ". ga. Der glub bat
siuen @aNsr'tanb BON ls.s Sus uuo fteigt.
gortsmouth. 8. Tsr FIub bat elusu
8aiferNone Don 25.s uHo iteipt.
FouisbiIfe, so. Ter ftub bot einen
@dNeritnuo oon IL Sub uao ioat.
GpansbiIle, 5rb. Der TEub Bat ci.
nsn gSaderhaue bon 3S.7 Sub nEo falt.
Cairo, III. Der Slub bat etusu Safer.
fouo BON AIS SUB uno idut.
Wsmp6is, gruu. Ger Ftub bat siusu
9aferfono bon 40.s SuS uno foNt.
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31eli6er Wharf.-The eridet !.


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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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tlass oGtsa IL lll<s srtys fSsrt Gesteu
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e1.4S-6.66. earss 0stass pessns g. 80
500. b. fAnss t3.7S--<.5O, Do. eaniis a.. 10
--4.oo, asSsssnstl, asssnsatt6 ssnii6tes
e4.l6-A.4, rstass Git, S4.60---4. I'd. esniit. /.
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d stsss. - Wasft hstia. Ns. . 70.
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tstiy. Ns. : ssitss S6--S6s. -. . Ssi6es
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81 bts. ~. SsaiiAtfs Es-S4e. Hs. 3 ss.
k3-62ts, Re. 4 -. 60-Sls, ssit<s AsIbxa.
lsrn 81 - S9s. selbeS ts. - x6s, esnslh.
tes Is- t9--S4s Der DsflsL 0srfasit sarssa.
, eass No. aslbss u Sc. . Sara DO. in
S3ks, . Cara 10. . psitsS 40 klks, 1 Gar
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~ 69s. eaf Hs. 4 DO. ~ Sic, 4 Sara bo.
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asf bsa esisift.
eafss.-lkasst 70 rstm sas Astis. 10.
, sstbn s7-s7hs otasbsss sstles se,I-.
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1tt,.G-G Gar wat es1-9sssc, Gin
esIpi 93J.e; fnr 9uh 81 9IlSt, ar
SAIss slIsc Fir Ssr,smb.r $3.50 {,
an eAIHs 1895.
Astf stsra.-sir vai 5az.-5sX,,
an ehist 63lSe; far Salt 6356-54aSt, ana
shIus 532ss, eIr sesi,rb,. s<,-5s se,
am SaIas 541c.
safer. = gar Tai 41.-s4s.,. am
eelai 84zSt; farJuli 1855, as S,lss
$40. iar etptsmber "a ~ -342st, am Salub
S6Iui SAG.
Foaa,n.-as. . 64>l-sS.
etrR.. <s--70t
fimsttsfasa - gsat 500
4 90 str gestntr.
slt.issAta Sl2.01 1900 -.
s.nlrtr.
v.is.r,.-stus l9.oo.--ls.45. fsr
Wal fl9 37]t - 1859. an skIut sis4O,
fur Salt $685. - ls45, an salub
3l9.321
s6.aG, sle27t.. aar uai $40. .a2l,-
ls40. am shlus tlo.32l,: fur JuI,
$40, "a 100, am stIut slo.321; fur
esptsm5sr 5000 - l0.47IS, am sdIus
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1880. Bur yai 11o.82 1-Io.40. am eAlui
yl0.s21; far 5uti sl1.374 - le40. an
eaiub flo.37IS; far Sspttmb.l sl0.<0 -
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27-34Jlt Der sisnS.
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AnS,s1rtiae R6rtte.
xssosrt. 8. Gsbruas.

Nsjt. - 9sfshr -- 0Sis., 0srfssSl
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Ss.50--4.60, Bintsr tatents -. 7o--6. 10,
opriss clears Hao-4.45, 0intsr erfrs :
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&aaiss ctrsiebtt ~. IN-415.
2sessRnsSl nsr Hdn. -eair BIS exiss
&3.So-s.s5. Asies BE fsHcs SS-90-<.00.
6u4sdtsn mar Han ~ 33.25
-4.8S Der 1oe vfanb.
Naisasl sar Astis. -tsiaeS ssites
unh sslsss 81 .So-l.SS, Srsbss tl.3S--l 90
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0st1s -1ngstr ------ Oa. EsrfsnA.
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sstttr l09ISe {. |. I. In elesatsr SAB llls
I. s.t tAbtnnsxs. xs. I Ksrtssra Osistt
10OAs 4. -. iADinmsnl.
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u eIssatss unS 67ks I. s.k f4sinasn
esfs. - 0sfsbs - o., oRfsNss
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rask $7.s5 - T.10, eertel $6.50-7.75.
Narft srOinett 5--15t bober, fsl abr tbell.
futiie pifber.
e&sFtanb sdrasr. - ehdfe Gin
teinifGt s. $500. seeIi6s 81 80 % 80,
3ssrIiass e.40--7 85; gsmmsr: etHbetst.
-. $6.75--s.s5. sesIids ss.7S - $50.
Uorft itstig bic stwas bOb.r.
5pfubr Rinbnieh 5000, ShwsIns
sc, 0oe 6asit aHo 2dmmer $4,000.
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ZIG -. seitsr 35--5blSt, No. settler
S4-S4 41ss. no. 2 semifAt.r 35I.--3ss, Ne. 3
DO. 3s-3S ~. n. 4 bs. SO - 81 Der o..
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~ NzS Gar SO. 2 sentifAter sn SEC, !
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~. . 6l-65s. 10. 4 E5--6Os.
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52e Der Gu.
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8trqltih Il Der 9etreib..pr,il. NIT ben.
isn'ssH am aI.ih,u Sas. e.s poriasn 3shr.s.
ssbrnar, 8. 1918. t.bruar, 5. 1s12
eei,en, 10. = rsthsr .1i3t 102
0sfftfsrn, ss. s.mifAt.s SO: 671ks
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6ssseN re. HeHer .... SIC 97t
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BSists
Ter martt mnr a..is. N.ssaaH ns.eeg:
30, @bls. Tiaiatrs ainiib.o @eoes auf
Der Bats bon si.33 par saaoHs.
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Atubeieh Eie 3ufabr mar ssut,
niti iesr srot, be @a4fraas atrias auo ei.
Srsiis r,ltH NV l5-a5t. stoSsrs INA
aesests ftne in Natirass uns Far,. WiIt
,she iirb Atie
01pns Sti,rs Or j st.a IS. s5-T.15, ortr a
s7.75--s.00, fsnu -, C4fra 81. 75--d. so,
Slsii6erstsrs $460-T.50, aus,rI,l.u, s.. sc
--775. Ssifsrs 81 25-6.s5, srtrs 800
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trtrs x420--6.25. Gaun,rs "a. rs - 400.
etsfus zns t,..,rs .2S-7?5, eioS,
9aisrs s4.50-S25. ete6.aaa, s4.00-4.7S
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eolcgna. . allen hWscH am l0-l5C be a..
errsn hi,tbtH hsiia unb aubsranoert.
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e5.s6--6-s0, srtra .6.6o--66S, f,us eslts
t625-6.T6.
aatbtr. e:i ,i.mlih srostr 3ufuh,
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asiia.
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suis tsiAts ts o0--l0.5 90, srtra xl0.50-lo. rs
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tsnss l0Sfe, prtna bic ssssrlsitn, 8 -
loe. stsin1rs 6--s'ss.
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sig une bic prsie itltssn bssbalb um meter,
10 Gsnis.
G6strs IS o5-S. 10. axts 5is asssrIsi.us
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etaes t4.55-&6.7 rs. srtrs $685., orsindrs
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Is. .75-77S
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srlsfsne $3.50 go, srstHdrt be gate 81. rs
40, 5asffiuss ts.e0-7.00.
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axssririens ts.So-a76, srsiadrs bs fairs
M,75-Sak.
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0sn. 1snbs sat aftssx In Rsw Dssf.
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lisben.
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sfttsnmartt. - asfaass ai,stu ei,
prsiis ttmas, fpatsr ieeoh irat tine Meatiion
sin, uns bic Gtminnt 1inasn babel sisosr
psrlcrsn. Der Martt f&iss fGmer une Bic
shIubupiirunasa aaHbss msifsns ustsr be.
nsn bon etfsrn.
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-- ss. Der MART IN rubia. - etsnb4rS
settler 39e aaf benz 9,Ieti,, Ts. sei5er
35s, Rs. 3 S8t, ~. 4 87xs.
fsn ift rnhis. - Stanoare 97J<e. n. 1
100-105f, ~. 2 6S-95s, Ne. 3 7b-soe.
esbfen IA rubis. State srstuSrer bis
estee 1917, POS 1911, I2-lse: "a.
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srs Ia ffsttg. - esntIs s2l. .o0-2s, 90.
bort dear t1L0o - 22.25, Nct sla.75-
2o.25.
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$500.
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tsrm o. -6ke, b. SAtn,sn IA $e.
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si0.35-l0.45; Ksffrirtsa ut rubia. esstt.
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petrOIs 10 itstg. RaFintri.s
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$50. DO. in SuIf s4.55.
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pstHs 6i4--594s.
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no. 3.70s, Re. 10 3.G5:, RI. IL 8. so. Re-
10 S.eSs. Ne. IS $50. ~. Il s.5o..
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Goit: .Das 1T sinmdl Elm Bein. -
o1 tam man oarduF Ihp0ren, oab es
Raturneiu it," Wirtb; ,gDoa
be- permuiheu gle husP" - 9dIt:
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tiinfli d bersuitsQen gar niht tm
Gtoub' III"
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