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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-11
Aviator in 900-Mile
Air Race Near Record

MACATAWA. MICH, July ia
worlds hydroaeroplane record for dis
lance was within the grasp of Glenn
Martin, of Los Angeles, this after
noon as he closed In upon Beckwith
Haven and Roy NJ. Francis, leaders
in the Chicago-to-De Detroit airboat
race.
Martin maintained a speed of 80
miles an hour for 200 miles to-day
after leaving Chicago. He landed for
half an hour at Michigan City. and
then came on to Macatawa Bay, where
he lunched and left for Cralevoix, his
third scheduled stop, shortly after l
o'clock.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-11
Hotel Sleuth Shoots
Himself Cleaning Gun

While ,oiling and cleaning his re-
volver Thursday afternoon, G. w.
Walker, special detective at the Geor-
gian Terrace, accidentally shot him
self in the leg just below the knee.
An hour later he walked to the
taxicab which took him to Grady
Hospital. DR.. A, G. DeLoach said the
wound was slight
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-11

Along Broadway" with VIII Stanton
and RosaIind May, is filing the Bijou to
capacity this week. The performance
bristles with breezy action. and the sew
eral specialties that stand out with
startling distinction are the violin solo
by Miss Marguerite Calvert, the juggling
Of Sam Alburtus and the Tango dance
by ingalls, and Hite. For next week an
other snappy and up-to-date attraction
is announced, Hotel a la Carte.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-11
Triton Man Held as
Philadelphia Forger

PHILADELPHIA. July 11.-Main-
merciless cross examination by de-
tectives Henry L. Kramer. who was
brought back yesterday from Triton.
Ga. charged with forgery and en-
bezzlement. was released under $500
bail
A scene was caused in the court
room when the accused mans wife
Later she secured the bondsmen.
Mrs. Kramer is a Triton girl
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-11
Negroes Attempt to
Rob Bank ThWarted

CORDELE, July 11.-while L. E
Fem, assistant cashier of the Cit
liens Bank of Cordele. was counting
currency late last night the electric
lights suddenly went out.
Mr.. Fem, fearing robbery. sum-
mOned a policeman, who found a ne
gro hiding near the electric switch
in the bank building. As the would
be robber was making a quick get
away the policeman fired several
shots at him
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-11
THE PLAYS
THIS WEEK
Forsyth Busy This Week.

Attendance this week at the Forsyth
is well up to the standard of the busy
theater The house is being well filled
at nearly every performance and the
several feature acts are winning de-
served applause.
Next weeks program has already
been arranged and includes some de-
lightful acts. The headliner will be
Valerie Bergere and company in "Judg-
ment," and among the comedy features
will be Britt Wood, an exceptionally
clever character comedian.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-11
MAYORS ROOSTER MUST GO.

BOSTON July IA neighbor
complained anonymously that Mayor
Fitzgerald has been violating a city
ordinance by keeping a rooster in the
henyard at his home, and the Board
of Health ordered that he must kill or
remove 1t.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-11
Grand PIctures POPULAR.

Motion pictures at the Grand daily
from 2:30 until 1890 have added won
derfully to the popularity OF this the
alter.
The very highest grade OF first-run
motion pictures is offered. and the pro-
gram is as good as any that has been
exhibited on a screen in the city.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-11
Mis- PoIIock Hostess.

Miss Madge Pollock was hostess at
a 5-o'clock tea Friday afternoon at
her home in North Avenue. The
party was for Miss Dodo Whites
house party guests, Misses Helen
Dunn. Elizabeth Stubs, Alice Jones
and Cleta Slagle
In the dining room, where the ices
were served, there was a Marie An
toinette asket of Shasta daisies
adjoining the table Yellow tulle was
draped from the chandelier to the
corners Of the table.
Miss Pollock wore yellow satin
draped IN white chiffon and trimmed
In seed pearls. Mrs. George Pollock,
her mother. assisted her in entertains
ing. She wore white lace with touches
of blue satin. Little Misses Margaret
Elder Mary White and Elizabeth
Goldsmith received the callers at the
door. Others assisting were Misses
Nina Neal. Marion Neal, Louise
Dobbs. Ruth Reid Marie Cobb, Har-
riet HAYNES. Jennie Lou Lindsey
Martha Lawshe and Ruth Cooke.
Guests numbered 150.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-11
SOC ROmpers Are Csc

Simply because there are but a few
of them. Checks, stripes, plain
shades dependably washable. High
and low necks, long and short
sleeves.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-11
For Miss Lewis.

Miss Laurette Lewis, whose mar
rage 10 Mr.. Charles Edgar Jones
will take place next Wednesday aft
ernoon. was rendered a forty-two
Dartv Friday afternoon by Miss La
Iiab Moncrief. This is the last of a
series of affairs for Miss Lewis pre-
ceding heI marriage.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-11
For Miss Cozart.

Miss Fannie Lou Cozart. Of Wash
ingtan. Ga. who is visiting Misses
Edith and -Antoinette Kirkpatrick, is
being entertained pleasantly in an in
formal way Thursday afternoon Miss
Cozart was honor guest at tea at the
East Lake Country Club, following a
motor ride. Thursday evening she
was entertained at an informal party
given by the Misses kirkpatrick.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-11
French Scientist Has
Wireless Telephone

Special Gable 20 The Atlanta Georgian.
PARIS, July 11.-Professor d'Arzon-
val, the eminent scientist. it is re-
ported, has just found a complete and
practical solution Of the battling prob
lem Of wireless telephony.
How he has accomplished this is at
present kept secret, but the report is
generally credited here.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-11

Walter e. Willimon. of Greenville.
who has Deen in the employ of the
postal service for the past seven
years, has been appointed a postofflce
inspector and will be retained in the
Atlanta division.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-11
RirthrdaY Party.

Little Mary Brown Spalding enter
tanned eight Of her friends at picnic
party Friday at her home on Ashby
Street in cerebration of her birth
day
The guests were Misses Ann Lane
Newell and Ellerlr. Newell, Annette,
Louise and Eli MarceLe Rod
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-11
Colds Cheer Wilson
For His Skill at Golf

CORNISH, N. H. July 11-Presi-
dent Wilson has so improved in
health in the last three days, and
likes his summer home so well that
he has decided to stay until Sun
day.
While golfing yesterday the Presi-
dent putted neatly, almost from the
edge of the turf, and party OF CO.
eds from the Dartmouth Summer
School clapped their hands in ap-
plause.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-11
Boys $1.OO and $I.25
Straw Hats Are lOC

Zoe for straw hats that were $1.00
and 1925! Briras are treated va
riously, rolled, upturned, bent
down, bands in colors and black.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-11
100 For 81 & $l.5O
lO BrasSiereS

New models, fresh
and dainty as you could Sc
lect were prices normal
which means that these are
bargains" of the first wa
ter. Laces and embroid-
cries are the neat trimmings.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-11
In the Junior Department
Third Floor
LOc For Girls $1.OO Dresses
d M

W. Sizes six to fourteen Their $1O0 worth evident at
1t shows the quality of the gnghams and percae
shows in the pattemshe stripes the plads the neat lit
figures combnatono cOost shows the they
fashioned mmedong waists plated Skirts trimmed with
buttons, bands folds and embroideries.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-11

Mrs. Charles Remsen was hostess
at an informal tea of fifteen guests
Friday afternoon at the Piedmont
Club, in honor of Mrs. William A.
Tilt, of New York, the guest Of her
parents, Colonel and Mrs. William
Lawson Peel.
The guests were received on the
piazza surrounding the ballroom.
Later, tea was served at four small
tables, each decorated with summer
flowers
Mrs. Remson was lovely in white
embroidered crepe, worn with a Pan
anna hat tied with purple streamers.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-11
Dancing Party.

Miss Helen Atkisson viii entertain
at a dancing party Friday evening at
her home in Ansley Park for Miss
Dorothy Robbins, of Birmingham. and
Miss Dodo Whites guests, Misses
Helen Dunn, Elizabeth Stubs, Alice
Jones and Cleta Slagle About 10
young people will dance.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-11
Mrs, Snodqrass Hostess.

Mrs. W. W. Snodgrass entertained
at a spend the-day party Friday at
her home in Lawton Street for Miss
Helen Novel;, of Augusta, guest of
Misses Mary and Lucille Goodrich.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-11

Georgian Want Ads" manage things
FOR those who dwell in the world Of
roomers." Phone Main 5000 or At
lanta 5000.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-11
This Is to Tell You the Good News That Every
Summer ParaSoL

this big stock has had its price cut either in half BETTER
down Onehrd of %hat 0as-here are no exceptions,
fully striped affairs solid coors Nth natural and polished
uood handles. Select yours Tomorrow
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-11
Bridges Black.

Miss Julia Caroline Bridges and
Mr.. Arthur Franklin Black were mar
ried Thursday evening at $3.50 o'clock
at the home of the brides mother,
Mrs. c. NJ. Bridges, 143 Lawton
Street The bride and bridegroom
departed later for Washington, D. C.
The bride wore white embroidered
marquisette and carried bride roses.
Her travelling costume was of tan
ratine, with hat, shoes and gloves to
match. Mr.. and Mrs. Black will re-
side in Portsmouth, Va.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-11
Miss Almeta jackson Entertains.


Miss Almeta Jackson was hostess
Thursday afternoon at her home on
Myrtle Street, entertaining a number
of her young friends. Hearts dice
was played, and Miss Kathryn Donely
Won the pssze, gold pins Miss Helen
Nesbit We IA second prize, a bottle
of extract.
Misses Sarah Robertson and Sarah
Eubanks served punch, and Mrs. T..
A. Burke and Miss Marguerite Adams,
of West Point, assisted in entertain
ing.
The guests included Misses Kath-
crime and Nedra Turner. Marion
Dean. Marie Stoddard, Halle Craw-
ford. Louise Cooper, Idelia Andrews,
Elizabeth Downing, Helen Brown,
Evelyn Roberts. Bernice Jackson,
Aline Conley. Helen Tucker Ellen
Donnelly. Katherine Donnelly, Alma
Boone, Elizabeth Flooding, Mary Flod-
ing, Ida Britain, Anne Dow Wurm,
Lucille Young, Elizabeth Willard, Cor
nelia Walker. Virginia Walker, Sarah
Robertson. Sarah Eubanks and Mar
guerite Adams of West Point.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-11
Dinner Dance at Country Club.

The dinner dance at the Capital
City Country Club Thursday even
ing was the second in the series in
augurated at the new clubhouse, and
was largely attended Several par
ties were given.
Mrs. William A. Tilt, of New York,
was tn honor guest at a large party
given by Mr. and Mrs. William H.
Kiser. Invited to meet her were Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Foster Maddox, Mr..
and Mrs James L. Dickey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Brandon, Mr. and Mrs.
John w. Grant, Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
Howell, Mr.. and Mrs. James d. Rob
insOn Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Kiser
and Mr.. James NJ. Nunnally.
Another party was given by Judge
and Mrs. J. T. Pendleton in honor of
their guests, Misses Mary b. Murphy
and Sarah Cox, of Alexandria, Va.
The other guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles T. Nunnally and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Stewart
Other hosts of the evening were
Mr. Edward Alfriend, Mr.. w. r. Nc
Burney, Mr.. Dodson, Mr.. w. r. Bas-
kerville, Mr.. Fleming and Mr. Pool.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-11

RUE0RJU Standard makes, posi-
sibly the very one you
favor right now-but they are models
that we are discontinuing, and the odds
and ends-where the size range is not
complete-of other models. Usually of
coutil, medium bust, medium long hips,
six hose supporters. The woman of stout
figure will think this a sale especially pre-
pared for her.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-11
The Store Is Open on Saturdays Until O'clock
A Corset Clearaway for the Halliday

And doubtless the clearaway will be complete before the
short halliday Women with thought for do
not let such opportunity this wait long.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-18
Mustudrtige Wsdrfte.
q en- lpri. II. 9nni.

Nehl. - Ter 12artt mar aHueranoert
Spring latsHt $4.60-4.g5, sSiuter Straiahts
s445--4-55. g9inter 8aieHIs SA75--5. 10
Sprlne elears xi.0o-4-20, ggira go. i
Hinter s3.s0-4.I0, grtra SO. 2 bo. sS. TO-
$50 saaafGs S.raigbts $4.20--4.30.
HcgaeHmebI mar ieit. Fair BIZ
gatts 81 10--3.s5. dolce bis ianep $3.50
400.
MaismebI mar felt. ~ syeines pefses
uHo gelbes sl.A0--l.45, grpbes l.S5--l. 40.
RtlR6rieo $3.45.
Rosgen III i.etta.-ssO. Q @sitsrn e7Ke
{. III. AsD Dori
Oerit { In ftesig. - D2nEsserite 59--65c,
rLj BaiiGlc. fseebins 54t, {. /. |. Nefp
gort G
gBeisea.-- gearft mar id,iuad. -- go.
rotber 1876 {. / I. III @leuaior anb Il4e
|. o. b. lhtuimmfHb. 90. | Nortbern Duluth
102 ke (. D. b. l1minmenb.
lfttorn. ~ Warff mar heute uiIIiq.
GIport by4.1 |. o. b. ihmimnieno.
pafer. - Rarft mar feit. - Ssanbnrh
weiser At - 47Kc. 20. metber 4se,
No. 8 40 6k--47c. 9to.4 45h-48e, orbindrer
abgelhnitieHer weiber 40 II -47ke. faHgp ab.
abgei1uitiener wssBer 4Sk--4gKe I'm Gle
putcr
Seu mar rubig.-Rc. I02 Iz--l05s. Nc.
2 tu-g5s, glD. 3 75--35c.
SopfeH III ffelig.-- 5tdte orbinarer biz
6cice 1912, i4-l9e; 1911, e--i4s: 0oeiits
Goat 1919, i5--I9e. 1911 li--i4f.
paafs feii. = central Gmsrsea 204c,
Hssoia as-5oe.
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1lmf,sNaebrifbtet..
giHeinnatL. is. Sun

GikCIH " Huti, 10. 3HHt.
Der SbioHub ih langiam i'm ;saIIen bearif,
len. Bel bieiiger $taot bate oerieIbs gefern
aben&einen 8aHerftanD bon lo.l GUS.
Die foIgsnOsu TepeI5sn traIen pdbreus
ots esfrlgsE Cages bier etn.
gtttsbura pa. Der Stas BAT sinen
Hahsrfnno bon SO 5ub uno fdllt.
&atIettsbura, ag. Der 5Iu5 BAT si .
nta BaHafano bon 60 6us unO fdllt.
8ortsmoutb. .. Der 5Iui BAT sta:a
8afsrtnnb pon 7.6 unb fdllt.
parttrsbura, gs. pa. Ger Slus bat
sinsn @afsrfano BON 3.9 iSus unb falit.
Ranapba Sails, gB pa. Der gluB bat
stnsH 8aFsrfano bon 3.6 Gus uno ftttgt.
Gbarlsston, gs. 8a. Der 5lus bat
sinsn @dFsrfiano ban rs 5ub unb itsigt.
Yt. pltatant, ". 8a. Der SIas bat
sntn 8afsrfauo ben S.5 SnS un6 faat.
eouisbiIIs, ab. Der 5lu5 BAT sinen
&adtrfnne bon 8.5 GUS uno fteisi.
ausbilt,, SAB. Der GIus bat .i.
Hen @aftrfane bon 1914 6ub uHo faat
Cairo, 81. Der slus bat tiasn 8af.r .
fano bon 1875 Dub uuO idat.
Nsmpbis 1tna. Der sLus bat .insa
SafsraaHo bon 1871 Gus uno fait.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-18
SsmlOa firits 2s--29c

aeberiit feit. = Semlod firIts 2s-29c
fesDnog 27--2Sc.
gorfilt itetig. - ;samifn s24. .0o-e5. 90.
itort clear s2O.75-22.O0, Dees see .25-22, ri
Beef lit rubig. 5nmilp $22OO-23. 90.
Mes $fS.00--ie.00.
Gut Reats liuo itstig. --GenDfelte 8el.
lies, 10 bts IA Bfnno, 10 - 1876, bo.
ShiHfen l5He.
primd s11.10-11.20; RaFfiuirtes if Stetia.
Continent sli.66, .. ". sl2.s5, COMPOUND
cA---9c.
EaIg III rubis. = grima gitp su &c,
9puHtrp 5A--6He, Spectal 6Sc.
BaumwoIlfaamen Del 1T felt. -
Brima CONNER gelbes $T.57-775.
Yetroleum III itett9.-Raffinirte Ren
Dorf Buff $500; Barrels $50; CAFES
$li.00.
Bolte 1T itetis. -2Omstic Sle.cs GbtO
27--2Se
Sars lit piliis. -gtrain.b, s.DObnIites
bis gutes s4.25.
Ttrpsntin 1T itetta su ssKc.
aels ut itetig. - eiRReimii4er $3.50.
8nina 61s-8Ae.
g9olailes III tetig. - gep Orleans
OPEN Rettie, gutter bis hoice, $3.50.
/. Suder. - Hohsr lit ieit. - Museauabo
50 Eeli, 2.s6c, Centrifugal % IsIt 1850,
Utolaiiese 3ufer 80 Esit 2.61c. RaFfnirter
iit felt. - Gut Goat 5.I5c, grulbee 5.05e,
Woulb II" 4.70e, Cubes 4.8Oc, Roubereb
445e, Granulateo 4.35c, Tianyonb ""
4.S5, GoHietcioners vi" 4.20e, Ro. / 4. l0c,
go. q 4.05e, Jsn. 8 4.00c, Ro. a 3.e5e, Ro. 5
8.s0c, 9io. 8 5.S5e, SO. I 8.50c, 9o. s 3.s5c,
9o. D o. zoe, ylo. 10 1856, Ro. IL $500, Ro.
10 3.55e, 3so. l3 3.50c. Ro.4 3.5oe.
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Gbtcaaa II. ssuni.


satisen.-J Jir SuG 91K-9she. am
SdIuB si3sc; fur Sept 9l8-s8Isc, {, am
SdIuB 9131; fir 7e5ember "a u z-95Ise, am
SAluB g4zse.
Btlf 1forH. Jar Gulf 81 ss-s3c,
am S4IuB 62c; fur September 62s -
54Jsc. am Shiub 6Sc; iar 7esentber 10 n
--62Jsr, am Shtub 60Hc.
Safer. Jiir 9ult 4lM-48Kc. am
SHIuB 4lTSe; fur September 4tA-i33Sc,
ar StluB Acc; fix 8e5smbsr AZ 2tz-444 4c,
am SdluB 4StSe.
NoggeH. - Wo. 2 6lc.
Berlte. --50--65e
dimotbpiaamsu Reuer s325-
400.
Rlee faamtn-sl350 per &sntner.
eBporf - e20.T0 per Bbl. ;ghr
s5nIi s20.50--20.62H. am 51lub t20. II !;
fir September s20.l0-20.25, am Sdalus
s20.22H.
Shmafs. - $l1.O) per 100 Bfuno.--
5ar Gull s1i02E-l1.OTK, am ShIuB
eli.05; fir Sepiember sil.i5 - 1I.20,
am SdIuB s1i.17tS; iur Citober s1l.12H
20, am ShluB sl1l7K.
Short RtppeH 3l1.75
-12.25 per 100 8fune.-iSlr 3uli s1i. ~ u
-1l.77H, au Sd1lHs sl1.75; iir Septem.
Der sll57H --1f.e2H am SnluB s11.60.
Butter anperdneer! -Ireameerie 40
2THe per Biunb.
Eter-sRartf unperdnbsrt. - Erbinarp
hriis l7e, fir|ts I7He per Euseno.
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4dgli6er Nyfarffberi6t.
Qineinnati. 17. anni 1alq

&tHGiHH0Ii IL. aunt 1913.
Tie nahfoIesnosn Guotirunaen be,ieben
fd nur aui Gnaros- -IraHsasticnen Sei
neinereH gefAdf ten psrbsn stfras t6hers
Rretie bsEehEst.
BroUifioutH.
Ter Warst mar ru5ia, blt Nrsifs itesia.
2 Shmats. - 4rima Sisam siO.70-
1885 I. ID.
9rofeneefalssnes Tletfh. -
Niartt jieiig.-Shori dear Ssiien le1 -
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hort dear Seiten i2-l24e, EhuIfsrn
l3h h-I3Ae, Bellies iS4 --iBhe lofs unb
nc mebr r:rpddf.
GaecH. Dsarst f.esia. Sbort dear
Ssiten is4 --iSks, furae RippenIsi.en rs
--i84e, ertra fborf dear 5eitsn 1S-1sxcs
Ehaltern l2H-l2kc uno Bellies II
l44e Ioie unb 1e per gfnHh mssr Der.
padi.
Sugar Cured .iylsifh. - Rartt III Itetia.
S6tnisn lsK - lsc, Qienlc Ehultern
i2A ---lszr, Breaffait Easpn 20E -2le,
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tern isA-i44e troftns g3ssf.5 dlnieR
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ftt..s. SdinfsH i4z -i4As, 9ienie SOUL.
isru i04--llf, gellits l4h - l5e, StuI.
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bort Seisen l0k = lie, Bellies 10 - lsc
per gfunb.
Rehf unp Gstrsibe
ebt.--Rsues gsiatsr gatsnt s4.g5-
5.l5, geinter Sdneg 14.35--4.50. Mtnter
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ttHhres t2.T0-2.e5, parter g,etsgn 4asent
s4.s 600, DO. faHep t3.65-4.25. DO. Ia.
miln s8.s0--4.O0; NoggenMeni. EorbipeitliG
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x.S0. genifhtss t3.65--4.f5 per g3bl.
Weissn. - Rartt itettg. no. q rprher
K9tnter los l0se. Rc. 8 DO. SS - l0Te.
'gis. rother s8-S0s per Bu. Hersauft uuY.
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greife itelig.--gtp. 2 weiBes 05--65 hr. Ro.
tpetBes % " Csc, 9lo. we.i,es s3 - bAe.
30. gslbes 64ze. Wc. 3 DO. 81 - e4Ae
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80. y DO. 63 ta--o4e, SO. 4 DO. sf---62 u Z.
spssbss NolbeRtcrH 90 ~ Csc, eegbes bp.
S3--eAs. gemiihtes DO. 62--S5e Der Hu.
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s5s, Gar DO. sn e51lr. ears gc. q DO.
sls t5s. / Gar 30. seniidtes Az sc. 1
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4 Gar WD. z geibss III 141zr, Gar glp. Il
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anf benz Deleiie.
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g,srfauiI murnen: Oar ysc. 2 ~ 62e auf
benz 0sleife.
Vsrftsnmaia. = GrlbiahFssfrits 7s--
sds per Huitsl.
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puInhr uHe gsTianbt pdbrsuo Der per.
FloiisHen "a StuHoeu. peratidsH nit benz
OorhersebsRosn Iass, unreH Uis ioIst:
Sufuhr: Hineuieb. Shwsine. S6afe.
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Ter gerIanot bstrus in bsrlelbsn Ssit:
SUM. 1T. ssl 1883 ls4s
Rtuhuis - 5te 8uFubr mar beute
ggrlna, bic Ha6frage cine siemiidl quite uRo
Die Breiie i;etig. S'oders uno iSss6ers iuo
in gutter 8adirags uno itari - Wudtabe
Iino laugiam.
Shpegt Stiere sT.5o--s.25, Grtra ss.35
$50. Gdlen s3.25--6.50. sSleiiaeriiisre
t5.50--T.s5, aussrieieHe bis ertra $500
s.15, Seiiers $500-7.75, grtra S7.s5-s.l5,
Rilhe s425-6.00, aussrleiene bis erira
s8.i0--5.50. Gamers $3.35--425, Stpders
nHe f5eehers ta.50-T75, Siot. Seiisrs $3.50
$50. Stod.R!ihs s4.50--5.50.
Bul n.-Ter Rarft mar teute rutia
unb bic Sreiis taum itetig.
DRagere uao IegdJts S5.25--6.00, Boloana
5000 - 100, gEtra sL25, ie.ts GuIleu
tG.T5-1.25.
aiGber Bet nur mdbiger i3ufabr
ipar oer Wartt heu.e lteiig.
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--i0.25. oroIudre uno grcse $3.50. rs.
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gdncp l04r. prtmI bis auserielene 94-
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fault
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gt.is bts auserieieHe Yerpafaugss une ;yIsio
fneriorten $50 - SO, semii1te 8er.
padungslurteH $500 SO, proindre bis
aiserttiene ihluere ietfe Siae s5.50-T65,
ssgtrG s1.75, Siags s4.50--s.65. Griras6 IS,
leidhte 8sriaHbtforten $s.6U-s.T5, iser.el
4inno uHo peniasr s5.50--s.50, auserleiene
terRaefiitterte $s.O0-s.7O.
Edaft uHe ghmmsr. - Tie 3uiuhr
mar henie slsmIlh groB, bic Raffrnge einr
quite. 5hafe blIebeu itetig. SSrlhiabrs,
santmei aber iielsn UNI 25--35e.
Shnis. - grtra IeIcbie s4.85--4.5O. cute
bic auserleiene S4.00--425 ,orbin1re bis quite
~. 75-3.s5, idluere Sddfe $3.50 -- 400,
JdrriiHae t3.50--5.5Q.
AaaiHer. 6rihlabrs 2dmmer GrIra
leidbtt ts,15--s.25 cute bss auSerlelene g. go
---s.10 oreinars bis quite t6.25-7 80, ,id,mere
6rlhlabrs sdmmer sd.75--T.50, enu $3.50
--9lb0
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Gin neues uiheuiGaitlihes
Natbiel.
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5homion, BON Der uniperiitdt Gam.
fridge (GngIanbl. Der erit ocr einjsen
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leerraitte, bab man elm 9ltom, oies
tbeoretIih tie,uits Waiientbe ld) n,
photographic iihtbar MAIDEN tann,
bat ieBt aip,i neue Glsmcute e1tosdt.
Ties nuroe nun nitt Ionoerltt, iiber
idthsn, oa in lester 3eit eine R,ihe
iclher Gntoedungen gcmad! ipuros.
an eisfem 5uQ iyocn beoeuten bic
neueIten grfolee 3ugIe6 MD! me r
Ino nihi peniger ais bic 9urfin In !
eines geuen 8eriabreus Der d.miiteI
Qnalnie nnb 3Dar zines BON ulerbDr-
Ter fSeinbeit gidd o,m 9prtra !, oel
grof. 5bomlon Gnoe 0tai Dor Der
aonol Societn in Qonoon qehalten bat,
tanoeIt es itd erItsns un Elm ntu :
Clement, pas porIdufis Die y. geld.
nana y 3 erbdlten har, uno ein an.
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npn 5homion angspauote 8triabrea
bsiteht BARN, bic sur unteriuaun1
beitimmten Sale in stnem 9efdb unter
fehr Hieortaem Druid gu b1lten uab
cine slettriide gntlabung binourhsus
1ehideu- Die poiitip elettrtith gsIdbes
men Stpfftbeilten betpeeen Iih odnu
nit arpBer Gef6ntRpisteit mad Der
aotbobe bin. auf bieTem Deee miiTTeu
tie cine gIatte nit eiuem tisinen Cob
paiiiren; auf Der aHeeren Sstts tritt