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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-30
OTHER NEUTRAL NATIONS
PREPARE TO JOIN u. s
Continued from Page One.)

cred in London last Saturday. In
stead, press dispatches today recited
that the note was not turned over TO
the British foreign office in the va
cation absence of Sir Edward Grey,
until yesterday. Lord Grey was TO
personally receive the note today.
Strong intention In high Official cir
cles was evident today to back zip the
American protest. Party lines In con.
gress were obliterated in the united
stand behind the presidents action.
The White House received many
letters and kilograms today enthusi-
astically supporting the president for
his action.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-30
NEWBERRY ON BOARD
OF UNION TRUST co.

Truman II. Newberry was elected,
Wednesday, to fill vacancy on the
Union Trust Co. board of directors.
The board declared regular dividend
of IL per cent and an extra dividend
OF per cent, making per cent for
the year.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-30

part OF the Montenegrins, They have
repeatedly attacked Trebin1e but In
every instance nave been repulsed
with heavy losses. The Montenegrins
are still bombarding the Austrian po-
sitions at Krievostje but with little
result.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-30
M. H. GODFREY TO
Be BURIED, FRIDAY
Services At Grave Will BE In
Charge of Knights
Templar

Funeral services for Marshall II.
Godfrey, who died suddenly Tuesday
noon in his home. No 467 Second-aye..
will be held in the residence Friday at
y o'clock The services will be in
charge OF the Rev. IL. Lester Smith,
pastor OF Central Methodist church, OF
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R eatsa. ed | vent @o5d !

line.
No transient advertising inserted for
per insertion.
The above rates apply to all classin-
catlons except Births, Cards or Thanks.
Obituaries, Meeting Notices and all Ads
preceding Male Help.
Births, Deaths, Cards OF Thanks and
Meeting Notices Minimum charge. 3be
Tor 70 words or less. over 20 words
word.
Observation-Disclosures charge. ace.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-30

The movement that Kansas has
been carrying on for cleanliness
in foods has been extended to the
swine, and Kansas proposes to give
the hog a bath every morning and a
pen as clean as kitchen.
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FAILURE OF ATTEMPT
TO RAISE SIEGE
ACKNOWLEDGED
CONTINUED from Page one).

open the roadways leading to Alt
kirch and Mulhausen. Meanwhile
the long range guns of the French
picked artillery have begun Smelling
the German trenches around Null.
hansen.
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49, - =ass-a=ass=as
DEATHS

Pehrunela Modinski, 1893 Twenty
fourth 90 years, senility; samuel Pom
tral insufficiency; Joseph Pugsley. ssS
rhage; Natzar Karmer, Grace hospital,
Brown years. gnsSImOP5 osD,,a Charles w
lobar pneumonia; Pho AureilI. Harper
hospital, 10 years. abscess OF lung
Bertha Bellvin. Grace hospital. 3!
wears; cancer; Jacob Schneider. 49,
Temple. Muskegon, Mich, ~ years.
myeiitis Simon Sheehan, st. Mary'a
hospital. SO years, senility Dennis
cSrbanoio: Meano Ely, 4s5 sA; summit NJ s Ii
years, senility: Anna c. ouigley. Proyi-
dence hospital. AZ years. anaemia;
Frederiek stephens. Herman Kiefer
man j. krant, 7sl Leland. ~ years, ~ :
berculosis; Geina Kosciclski. l6 Wild
man. months, broncho pneumonia
years hemorrhage; Edrea lander, 5o4
oey II Mlisr. iss f Blaine 3. Years. an
terio, selerosis; Josephine Manrer.
Merton L. Morton, Providence hospital,
As years, myocarditis: Eva M Line. 263
Hendrie. Al years, nephritis; Mary A.
Peabody. 30 Roosevelt. 7s years pa
2 months, broncho pneumonia; Mat,
thew weidenbach. 4s6 Junction, 81
years, meningitis; John b. Fritz. Grace
hospital 81 years, tuberculosis; Mar
garet ]. Bearinger, Boulevard sana :
tarium, 80 years. peritonitis; Rosa Bon
go, s46 south. years, epilepsy; Hagyi
Lukacs, Harper hospital 33 years,
shock from burns; Adolph Braenchie.
671 Pennsylvania, ~ years. pericardi-
It's; John Kortan, $40 Lawton. 40 years.
laryngitis: Frances @. Groskopf. 900
Lorraine, Sc years. apoplexy; Robert
Bryson, 500 Junction. Sc years, .paral-
ysis: Wilhelmina Steinmann, 622 Camp
bell "a years. malassimilation; Clara
Fedraw, 297 Roosevelt, 10 years, tuber-
culosis Wanita Morgan, 2i2 Farms
worth G Nears. tuhercnlosiS
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DIED.

GAMBLER his home In Dearborn,
Dec. IS, 1914 Claudius IL, aged 81
years. beloved husband OF Edna Sea :
man Gambler. son OF Edwin A. and
brother OF Laura NJ. Gambler. Flu
neral from the residence OF his faith
err, 2S7 Forest-ave west. Thursday at
1870 p. IN.
dence, 4e7 Second ave, Marshall H..
husband OF Marian J. Godfrey Fu-
neral services from house Friday at
ternoon at o'clock.
MUTTER--Dec. 20, 1914. at her resi-
dence, 16S McDougall-ave, Mary NJ,
beloved wife OF George W. Mutter.
Notice OF funeral later.
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which Mr.. Godfrey was an active mem
Der At the grave In Elmwood GENE
terry Detroit commandery, No. /
knights Templar. or which Mr., God
frey was charter member, will Off.
ciate.
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256 ACRES. one mile from good town:
fine l2-room house. tenant house.
large barns, best OF land. good wo-
ven wire fences. orchard, good piece
OF timber This is one of the best
farms close TO Detroit, and for hnan-
cial reasons must be sold. Only ss5
per acre.
20 acres this side OF Royal Oak, west
OF Woodward Only $3.50 per acre.
This will double In value In two
years.
Is acres above Royal Oak: very best
OF land. Only $500.
Frank Il. Briggs. Cherry 2sss. sls
Dime Bank Bldg
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wANTED-FARMS.

1 WANT TO list farms OF all sizes with
good buildings and improvements.
have buyers for the same. See me al
once. ] can exchange your farm Tor
city property. Frank +. Briggs. SIS
Dime Bank bldg. Cherry ASS.
I HAVE A CLIENT who will purchase
farm with stock and implements.
Macomb or ST. Claire county pre-
ferred, II / can find the right place.
Under our special system. seller pay >
US no commission. We take your
farm at net price Write for Mr..
Johns, manager Farm Dept. TO call.
Walter G. Piper. t06 Penobscot. bldg.
member Detroit Real Estate Board.
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IT,. S. NEUTRAL
ON PAPER ONLY,
SAYS VOLLMER

CONTINUED from Page Oneo
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5000 DOWN

Takes s-room house, near Ford factory
and Hamilton car lire balance easy
Price $2,400. 5000 takes 5-room cor.
tage, near Dodge factory. Price
$1,000: balance SIG. Hamel, Hem
lock 2s89-w 231 Midland-ave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-30

New 2-famIly Hat. 4 rooms and hath
each. separate furnaces. laundry
tubs: modern. lot Slx121; room ~
rear for extra building; sLsoo; eass'.
ALEX WATSON
Main 6l90 500 Hammond Bldg
The Newark journal., 1914-07-31
ENJOY FAMILY REUNION

A family reunion was held at the home of MT. and Mrs. J. M. Keith, near Rutherford, last Mon- day, at which 6 persons were present, all of whom were children and grandchildren of the honorees, Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Weaver, and MT. and Mrs. Joe F. Treadway.
 A feature of the occasion was a welcome address by Grandpa Weaver whose remarks were very much enjoyed by all present.
 MT. Weaver is v years old and his wife is II, while Mir. Treadway is 70 years of age and his wife 66.
 It was hoped to have all the children and grandchildren of the two couples present but this could not be done, but 6 of them were present and thoroughly en- joyed the event. There were II children and grand chilren absent.
The Newark journal., 1914-07-31

Sunday from Hot Springs, where she had been for the benefit of her health.
 Rupert Wilson who has a posi- ton at Fayetteville, is spending the week here with relatives.
 MT. and Mrs. s. P. McCook of Batesville were visiting here Sum- day, the guests of Mrs. Angie Wilson.
 Geo. Yaney, a prominent citizen of Paroquet, was a business yisi- tor in town Wednesday.
 Mrs. Asa Policy and children are visiting in the Oil Trough sec ton this week.
 The Sulphur Rock baseball team went to Charlotte Saturday and played the team of that place. The score was 4 to in favor of Sulphur Rock.
The Newark journal., 1914-07-31
SURPRISE PARTY

A surprise party was given Miss Ella McDoniel by a number of her friends Monday afternoon at the home of her mother, Mrs. Etta Me Doniel. A large number of her friends were present and she was the recipient of a shower of use- ful presents and souveneirs suit able to aid and cheer her during her stay at the sanitarium. Every one present joined in the wish that her absence from Newark would be brief and that she would return completely restored in health.
The Newark journal., 1914-07-31

The Journal for Job Printing.
The Newark journal., 1914-07-31
Sulphur Rock

Sulphur Rock, July 29.-Last Friday while playing in the yard the little eleven-months-old baby of Mrs. Jessie Treadway fell head first into tub of water. The screams of an older child brought the mother to the scene and she immediately removed 1t from the water and by properly working with the child, who was almost drowned, soon restored 1t to its normal condition.
 JIG. Bone of Batesville visited here Sunday.
 Mrs. Sarah Wood returned to her home here the latter part of last week, after very pleasant visit with relatives in Texas.
 Enough rain fell here Tuesday to settle the dust.
 Ben Jernigan and Jeff Brown ing of Batesville spent Sunday here with home folks.
 Frank Grammer who has a po- sition with the First National Bank of Batesville spent few days here on vacation the first of the week.
 Clyde Wilson, one of the popu- lar clerks of Newport, visited Sul- phur Rock friends Sunday.
 Aubrey Rawlings one of the University students, but whose home is at Judsonia, IS visiting friends here this week.
 J. R. Burlington, who spent the past few weeks in school at Fay etteville, returned home Friday night.
 Sidney Wells and family of Batesville spent Sunday here with relatives.
 Misses Rena Cunningham and Lockie Northern returned to Lit tie Rock last week, after a very pleasant vacation here.
 0. T. Jernigan attended the Sunday School Convention al Desha Friday and Saturday.
 Rev. Jordan. a Baptist eyange- list of Texas, delivered two inter esting sermons at the Baptis church Sunday.
 Miss Maude Moore returned
The Newark journal., 1914-07-31
SHOW DISCONTINUED

On account of the bad crop prospect and the unjust opposi- tion against us we have discontinu- ed our picture show.
 We are very thankful to our many friends for their help and while most of the people were with us 1t is necessary to have all the patronage to be able to make enough to pay for the trouble of running a show here, and as we had no other purpose in showing other than to make some money for our work we will not show any more. Very truly,
 W. D. HINsON.
The Newark journal., 1914-07-31
SERVICE REGULATION

Our public office will close at sundown each day. There are pay stations at R. M. Galloway's Hotel, C. M. Edwards store and E. E. Aliens store. Only strictly busi- ness calls and calls for physicians will be answered between 9 D. m. and 5 a. m. Don't spark" over the phone after nine at night.
 WHITE RIVER TEL. Co.
The Newark journal., 1914-07-31
MORE PENSIONS GRANTED

The county pension board held another meeting at Batesville last Friday, at which widows pensions of $100 annually were granted the following: Mrs. M. A. West, of Sulphur Rock; Mrs. Phebe Yates of Charlotte; Mrs. Hattie Thomp- son of Broom, and Mrs. J. D. Dawson of Batesville. An in- crease from $50 to SIS was allowed N. P. Wagnon of Batesville.
The Newark journal., 1914-07-31
JOY KILLS MOTHER

Last Friday night, in revival meeting at Richwoods, Lawrence county, Mrs. Fultner became over joyed because her daughter pro- fessed religion. She jumped to her feet and began shouting and in a few minutes fell prostrate up- on the floor and died almost in- stantly. She was 65 years old.
The Newark journal., 1914-07-31
STRAY MULE

Strayed from the undersigned about June 18th, one bluish brown mare mule, about 12 years old; will weigh when in good shape $50 pounds; has white collar marks on neck and small white spot in right flank. Will pay $5 reward for re- turn of mule or information as to her whereabouts. T. B. WHIT,
 Hill, Izard County, Ark.
The Newark journal., 1914-07-31
BUSINESS FOR SALE

On account of the condition of my wife's health, l will sell my entire stock of general merchan- disc and fixtures at liberal dis count. J. H. HoLDERBY
The Newark journal., 1914-07-31
FARM WANTED

Wanted.-To trade merchandise for hill farm. Apply to Hender- son Real Estate Co.,, Newark, Ark.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-07
Jn(nnOUe(eg
Mauls Inb 3laueff sGeitd3e
tu Cbip.
EnarantGne iiber 26 Counties in
Sbio perBangt.
&erieudte Sbiere iueroen seid,ladtel
unS Die Gigentbiimer eHtid)abigi
merDen.

6 Columbus, O., 6. Rop. u. g
| Sanblss, Der yrdiioent Der Sbioel
4terbou aommiiiion, bat am Jrei
tag 4bsnb naa elmer &onferenS mi
Regisrungs. .8eteriudrsGr5teu, bic mad
Sbio aetommen pareu, um ben
Staatsbeb0rben bei Der 8sfGmpfuna
Der Maul- uub 3lausnTeu9e au belfeu,
einen Quaruntane gefe6l erlaien,
Der uuf bic gsfOrberunq BON S6ladt.
pieh in 26 Counties bon Sbio 9eSua
bat. gs fpurbe aleid5eitig angebeu-
tet. DuR bic Quarantine in ben ndh-
| fen Sagen nabrifeinlith mod peitsr
iiber ben Staat ausseoebnt iperben
tpiirbe
Sbisre, in bsnsn bic Seu6e ent.
osdt lpirb, fperben iofprt untsr 4uf.
ii6t Der Staats @etsrinGr @erSte
gef9la9tet tperben unb bic giaens
tbiimsr tperben bon ben Stautss uub
ben 9unbes6eborben suti9Gpigt per.
ben.
Die oefiirhtete Waul. unbGIauen.
! fsu9e berriht in Sbio," bsibt es in
Der Srore, .unb SauIsnbe DON Rim.
bern i'm nDrbipeitIiten Sbio Tnb in
9sfabr. Die Obio 9lderbau aom>
milton unteritiist bic Rssisrunss.
beamtsn Bel Der 9etdmpfuns Der
Seu6e. Me6r tiidtige YeterindrGrsis
finb bringsnb ben0tbist. gerIeuates
uno Der 9erIsuhuns ausgeIestes @ieb
pirb uuf ietusn Wertb abgeftdbt uno
getDotet tperbeu. Sbip' pirb bic eine
uno WaIbiuston Die unbere SGlfte
beSoblen. DieIe Seude gu inter.
briiden, ipirb Obio bieIs tnuienb Dol.
lars toiten. BON @bicueo aus, no bic
Seuhe 5uerit ausbra6, limb Mebr als
100 Ssnbunssn 8ie6 mad Ohio se-
lanst, no lie pieber ipeitsr DertbsiIt
fpurbsn. Waan slaubt baber, baB bic
Seude auf bieie @siie ipsit Oerbreitet
tporben lit.
9ie Counties, in beren bic Gifen.
bubu 7 @ieb9Ofs, StdIIe ufD. inter
auarantdne seitslt psroen, iiub:
ausIaiae,, GfbIanS. 4lIst Gbsm.
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Meidle gente.

Sin unbefdnnter Sieb, ipel9er aes
tern Rahmittdg Der Wosnung DON
@niaD Mc&innep go. 1928 5iliioe
4benue einem unge6etenen 9efu6 ab.
ftaitete. mahte rsiae geute in S3mud'
fa9en unb aleitsH1sitiiden. Die ents
tpenbeten S6mudfa9en bdben etnen
Wert6 bon S88 unb bic &leibungsiti'
fe DON $101.50. Der Dieb pe4ielte
feline untertleibuna unb SOien uno
lief biefs, fopie elm Union llnter5eug.
ipeldes bas WGideseiden 9, I'm bas
Elm areis as8osen tit, unb bic 3abl 8
trdat. auriid.
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3uder. preifs tpillis. g3af.
fiHittsr Gut aoaf S6.40; popbersb
$3.50; Cubes $5.75, sranulateb
$3.50: Gpnfseiioners .Ql1 $40; off
.Ms $5.15; ipeiBsr ertra .G" $4.95;
sytra &c $4.75 per 100 plumb.
Nofaffes IN fetis.-Hsip Or.
leans Open RettIt 38-45c, Gentrifu.
aaI 18--20e psr GaIIons.
MetB. - Qnuiiinnn, goneh exub
6i-7t. prima 5i-6{e. prbinarer AZ
--6e, Sopan 4A-43e per yfunb.
Dairp. probutfe
Batttr. - Martt ruhia. preiis
isft, WbolsmiIi Gytra 36e. Gen.
tfallleb grtra 33Hc. Gsntrulijsb 6trfs
20A 30Ae, bo. 6teonbs 25-26c.
iJausn DARN "a. padIna Gt0d zoe
aSis. z mart fsH. osio 1ss.
glofbpeIlli&tr 16--16He, Rem gerE
17e. G&nsissr 22-31e. 20, @si6
16At aim5usasr 15s asr piuah.
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2ofal /. 6eridt.
gDmspbpmie Son3ert.
Ger alapierpirtnOis Garl 6ricobers
ieiertc geitru sldHjenoe Srimmpbe.

Gas asitrise annette Spmpbonisson.
sert ber Saiinn brahte ben eriten So
liIten in Der YsriOn bss alaDierOir.
tnp5en Garl IrisOberg. Der il4 IN
glGn5enber gBsiie einfiibrte. 6err
sfrisb6era III bon Der Gritif I'M Often
als ber .Difter" am GiaUisr seisiert
iporben. Gr 1T msbr als 8ihter, er
III NeiItsr. CT III Elm aiinitler in bes
Wortss aerpdgteitsr, f66niter 8ebeu-
tung. Elm 8irtuois, Der au ben ~8err.
f.nsn" osb5rt. bsr ni6t burd 3e6nit
6lenbet, fcnberE Is nit Der 8unit
ernit nimmi. Gds bsrpies sr bur4 bic
@d6l Der aompoiition, bic er au 9e-
b0r bradte. BEN grabm'i4eu 9 Dur
Sfon1ert, einem Dert, bag an ben aus.
i;benben aiinitler aana aetpaltige 4uF'
saben felt, bsRsu 6srr TrisSbsra iid
in isber Sinii5t aspahfeu eripiss
9tamentli6 i'm 54erso iotpie in oein
reisenben Sfinale.Sas feisrte Serr
Jrieb6srg aIdnssHbe 9riump6e unb
Der geifaa lief MS -nh. Biz Der
aiinitlsr ii6 su elmer 3uaabe, Der
Gaumann'ifeu Womdnse Deriiano,
bic CT in meiit.rbufter Wsiis su Gsbor
trddae.
Die gscbitdt beg aorBertS mar Die
iiingite Scnid0piung bon ernit BON
Gobnanpi, cem jiingiteu Suterpreten
Der lngariiten Sd)ule. Die Cutie fitr
Srfeiter, oie III ben geooitdten ge'
lori, Die Or. Gruit Gunipulo bon iet'
ner europareiic ntitgebraft bat. Gas
8arf, oos iteaeHiueiie iebr ltarf al
Ri6arS StrauB'ife Manier erinnert,
fano ieitens oes Srdeitcrs cine bril-.
lante @ieoeraobe, HamentIif Die BET
oen Ieeten SGbe. Die &oranse uno
oas 5ionbo, fanben entbuiiaitii4e
9lufnaPme.
9ie Sailptnummer 0es SrheIters
mar Die Sd)unaun'ihe Spnippon,e
9ec. 9 in Cur iino 6ieies Meiiter.
tuerf Ser romdntiitbeu SduIe ianb
unter Ser geninIen 2eitllng BON Or.
aunip1lo BON Seiten beg Grbeiters
cine pirtli6 geniaIe @ieoergabe. Ra.
mentlit Der inuergleihlih ibone
brittle Cat, ooS 9lSagio erprefiipe, riei
nad)baItigen geiioll berpor, ipG6renS
aud, ser Sd,IuBiae hit Iebbnitem
Appldus beariii}t nurbe.
9as grogromnl miro pie iibIih
bertc slbeno 3ur @ieoerboIung &c.
langeu.
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4lnk.Na@ riAtea.
: q mHnn z nnn.n,hsr /

Samfag.7. Qooembsr 1914.
Der WaHsritano i'm Jlub pirb iid
BEL bieiiger Staot nur fpenig perdne
bern. @sitern absHO betrug Derielbe
bier la SUB.
Die folssHben 9speT4eu trafen ipGbs
renb beg seItrigen Cages bier ein:
Yittsburs, Ba.-6.1 Gub; fdGlt.
WbeeliHq, 90. 9d.-7.8 SUB; fdllt.
gartersburs, 90. 9a.-1.S SUB; fdat.
aanaipbd Sails. M9a.-0.1 s.; fGat.
portsmoutb, O.-34 SUB; ftsist.
aouisbille, &p.-8.9 5ub; lteist.
GDmspilie, Sno.- -3.6 SUB; fdnt.
Raibpile, 9enn.-7.8 SUB; fdllt.
Chattanooga, 9enn.-7.0 SUP; fdllt.
gairo, Sa.--10.4 SUB; fdlIi.
Mempbis, SMn.-6.4 5ub; fdllt.
gtep Orleans, 2a.--4.9 SUB; fGllt.
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teine milatubs. aussenOmmsn gum
S1lnHtsn.
Wiittslmdbige unb jdipere Gtisre
$3.50 $500, S4fen $2.75-$6.OO,
Glett1ers sStiere $5.5O-$7.5O, Seiiers
$3.50 $3.50. auserleiene $500
$500, aiibe s3.50-$5.5O, auserleiene
$5. 60-$6.00, Gamers $3.25-$4.25.
8ullen - Die 3ufubr mar nur
mdbig unb bic preiis itisgsn I'M 10
bts 15e. Die Wa4frase mar cine CUTE.
Wasere unb Iei9te S4.75-$5.90,
Bologna $6.0o-$6.5o, grira $3.50
-$6.75, guden $6.25r$6.5o.
aaIber. - Sie 3ufuhr mar nur
mdbig unb bic prsiis itstig.
Orbindre uno srobs $4.50-$9.5o,
fair Biz CUTE lsihte $7.00-$9.75,
grtra $1,000.
g Shpeine. Der Wlarft mar
beute idipd9 unb bic preiIe fielen Bis
I'm 25c. Die 3ufubr mar aiemli6
grob.
Gut. bis auserlefens 9erpadunsss
uno 6leii6ersSorten $7.40-S7.50.
gemiidte 8erpadunss@Sorten $7.25
$7.40, educ $4.75-$7.o0, Gtass
$4.50-$6.25, leidie 9erianDteSore
ten $6.25-$6.85. mittelmGbige, 100
Bis 185 pfunb i9per, $6.90-$7.50.
Tsrtel. 10 Pfunb uHo lDeniser. $3.50
$500.
Sdafeun6aGm MINER. - Die
yladfrage mar cine quite uno bic prsiie
iparen itetig unb BIB su 10e b06er fir
S4dfe. unb iietig fir admmer.
S4afe: Grtrd $4.75-$4.85, CUTE
Biz auserlefene $4.35-$4.75, orbinGre
Biz fair $2.50-S4.25. - Gdmmer:
$5.75-S8.0o, Guas $4.75-$5.5o.
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-nHo fuersen Don bier aus psitsr BE-
f6rbert.
Y ct benert feine II II dull b.
gheiter, ST., 6. Gopen1ber.
George 6. 8arner BON &n6oper plai-
eirte am Sreitdg .iidt ida1oig" alS
er inter Der 4nffage, am nerflohenen
yaithDod Die @ltern ietner @attin
Serrn unb 5rau 9enrp 8. @igsins
in @noooer ungebradt 5u babeb I'M
@ert6t porgefiibrt puroe. @r per5if,
fete aui ein 8orperbor uno ipitroe ben
@robgeiftuorenen obne Suldiiuug
bon 9'ilrqidJaft iiberrpieien. @ls @ar.
ncr an gonnerItag oerbaftet Duroe,
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