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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-08
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Trading Quieter-Prices Nominally
Unchanged.

Coffee markets both for spot coffee and
for futures traded in on the Front street
curb yesterday were quieter and prices
were nominally unchanged, The advance
for the week In Santos coffees has been
from 3 to cents and in Rios from . to
o., cents The market In futures, which
showed an advance OF . cents at one
time this week, Is quleter and reflects an
advance at present of from 120 to 100
points for the week.
There Is a difference OF opinion as to
how long the curb trading will continue,
Ma new business is being solicited and the
trading there represents evening up
transactions, but prices established will
no, be recognized by the New York Cot
fee Exchange
The spot trade was particularly inter
ested In tho British steamer Romney,
from Rio and Santos. which put into
Bar bados en- route to New Orleans, The
Romney has 10000 bags OF Santos. 3d.
OOJ bags OF Rio and 81 1000 bags of Viz.
toria coffees aboard, which are consigned
to interior points, Her delay. II In he
| leved will result in a sharp advanc"
in prices OF spot coffee. Because of the
railroad differcntials from New Orleans
10 Western points It Is cheaper to shin
coffee from New Orleans along the I'LL
nols Central to Western points than from
Now York 10 the Same destination. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-08
stop Loss Orders.

The 100000 shares OF stock reported
~ the total OF business done last Thurs
day may fall short of tho actual amount
OF shares turned over. These figures are
made up from the printed transactions
on the tape They do not take account
OF the stop loss orders executed, which
In market conditions such as obtained
last week are important. When per-
pendicular movement upward or down.
ward runs TO any great length the
amount OF stop loss business Is enor-
nous. It increases In surprising fashion
with the extent and rapidly OF the fall.
stop loss orders are caught in larger and
larger numbers every point down until
the stage Is reached whore the bull posi-
ton Is practically wiped out. Some OBJ
servers estimate the amount OF stop loss
business done last Thursday at 100000
shares.
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PUBLIC UTILITIES.

The r.por, Of the Montreal Tramway. Com
panv for the fiscal year ended june 90 1915
s9CSs gross earnings OF $500 an ineresss
we're per cent. larger and net earnings were
a3s $50, or PER cent more than Tor the
pen.es to gross earnings for the year lust
ended was "'S9 per cent, a, compared win
pany paid total charges OF S2,l's ~. leaving
net income Of y73G So a. compared with SI3S.-
;SI for the preceding year. After dividend pay
which was charged So go rs discount on bonds
cold and ;:,5oOo transferred 20 contingent re,
so the general surplus, which on June 90 1874.
amounted TO 500 IA and including capital re.
serve and contingent renewal reserve amounted
60 N.e5s 800.
Electric properties operated BY. II. ". By,
lesby & Co for the week ended July % report
a gain In new business Of 81 customers, with
b49 kilowatts ia lighting and as horse power
IN motor, Tne Output OF inc eisc'r re prope a-
cent. over tho output for the correspondent:
week OF 1919.
The upstate Public Service Commission has
authorized a orsanization and consolidation
Of electric ard gas companies IN Rockland
the Improvement and extension OF gas and
electric service along the west shore of the
Tbe po ot Ift And power Com
pany 10 authorized to issue $4,000 of capital
stock, the proceeds Of which Will be used 70
purchase the Rockand Electric Company and
certain outstanding notes OF the latter concern,
well as TO cover certain unfunded debt oil
the former company. Tho companies thus
authorized TO consolidate. while serving adj
cent territory not IN any sense competing
Improvements to plant and service Will M
provided Tor out OF issues OF new stock. The
consolidation will also result In large savings
In operating expenses
Tho Northern Ohio Light and Traction Com
panys gross earnings for June were 1917 80
All increase Of s3f .62. while net earnings wer'
SIS ~, a gain of S09c. a. compared with
June. 1918 Interest charges were s. so heavier
40 that the surplus tor the month reflected tn,
n ght decrease OF i7s and amounted TO S67, 236
The COMPANY gross earnings for the ell
months ended juno 30, 1914, aggregated ST. 72l. 700
an Increase Of ia ga, while net earnings wer'
s66a, 06j, gain OF 't3 3S6. The surplus for Thu
six months was $3.50 80. az compared with
surplus OF Sos. o5j FOR the corresponding perlot
OF the previous year.
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THE COPPER MARKET.
some Small Sales of Electrolytic
Here at 1888 Cents.

There were some small sales OF cleo
troytc copper yesterday at l2as cents.
thirty days. for August eptember de-
livery. In fact there have been trans
actions. small in amount, on practically
every day this week at prices ranging
from 12A cents, thirty days delivered
10 12ha cents cash.
Abroad there were sales at wide
price range, which still showed a material
premium over the domestic quotations.
The bulk of transactions reported yester-
day in London were at IAN cents a
pound. although in some instances l5Ss
cents was also paid An embargo has
been placed on the expectation OF copper
from the United Kingdom.
The curtailment OF American mine pro-
duction has become more general and
fully one-half OF tho mine yield will be
Topped from the totals OF the various
companies by the end OF the coming
week. although It will not be fully
reflected until tho end OF September.
The Utah Copper Company will erect
it's curtailment OF 80 per cent through
closing down the Arthur mill and cas-
| ing up on the tonnage now being shipped
to the Magma plant, At Butte Mon
II was stated that the East Butte smelter
would close down to-day, while tho Bala'
| klava plant has already blown out Its
furnace At Lake Superior there Will
be some curtailment, although the Calu'
met and Hecla management has thus far
failed 70 announce Its plans In this direc.
ton. Some OF the smaller mines that
operate ut n cost OF IL cents pound
or moro have shut down. and In otht.
parts OF tho district some OF the mer
will be released. Owing TO tho enforced
curt ailment which lasted the latter hall
OF last year a number OF the companies
would like to remain in operation LAKE
copper Is Of especial advantage In thu
manufacture OF cartridges for which &
big demand exists.
Owing to the absence OF daily quota
lions upon which ore settlements have FOL
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years been based the Salt Lake smelters
have stated that they Will settle for cop
per on the basis OF 10 cents q pound,
while for silver they will pay 20 cents
an ounce Many of the smaller operators
In that district have closed down 10 ava,
a demand for the metal
Exports of copper for the week totsllei
5,056 tons. OF which 4.2l2 tons were
cleared since August I. This metal was
cleared through the custom house, but
not much actually left port.
Nevada Consolidated Copper Company
reported its production for tho quarter
ended June 80 at 14.322.s07 pounds
against -15,697.5se pounds in the first
three months Of the year Utah Copper
Company produced 40,0l7.662 pounds In
the three months ended juno so against
S:s,s46,155 pounds in the frst quarter
OF the year.
Phelps Dodge 4 Co announced their
July production az I2,s6o,s7i pounds
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Romneys cargo Is the largest coffee cargo
now anoat Until this coffee is landed
IN the United States spot coffee authorities
look for n sharp rise in spot prices.
The British steamer Scottish Prince,
which left Santos July IL and Rio July
90, has $4,000 bags OF Rio coffee des-
tined for New York. Her position IS not
known. The German steamer Nicaria,
en- route 10 New York from Rio. ran into
Southport n. c.. yesterday. She Is car
iying ll,000 bags of coffee. Prices for
high grade coffees are rs to 100 points
above September futures. The holiday In
Brazil will last until August 10 and some
traders expect that the Front street curb
market will continue to operate until that
time. as they do not believe the New York
Coffee Exchange will reopen for trading
earlier. All railways In Brazil have
stopped receiving coffee from the interior
until further notice.
Receipts of coffee at Rio and Santos
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THE SUGAR MARKET.
Sales OF Rsvvs at Az Cents Arc Re-
ported Here.

The sugar market closed last night
with Arbuckle. the Federal ana Warner
firm at 5lac for refined sugars. Howell
is out of the market entirely. and tho
American is quoting &c. TO customers
only who have no open accounts On their
books Sales of rsws were made at ave.
but the quantity and the rehnei's name
were withheld
Tho sugar market during the week has
experienced the greatest advance since
1911. Raws advanced from 3,29c. TO 45Oc
and refined from 4.25c, to b50c, Great
Britain was again a buyer. but refused
TO bid up to the market Brokers predict
that prices will rise sharply next week,
The total visible supply OF sugars In
Europe and America Is estimated at
.,766,6oi tons. against 2,49s,875 last year.
an Increase Of 36S,229 tons,
The Western Refining Company of sar
Francisco has advanced refined rs points
TO r .t5c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-08
Government Non ds.

A frmer tone has been Efven to rho
Government bond market In tho last few
DAYS The increased demand zones from
interior banks who desire tho bonds as a
basis for additional currency. The dealers
report transactions In the % OF 1880 from
97i. up to %, az compared with bid
price OF os% last week on the exchanse.
Tho 80. which carry tho circulation privi-
lege, have sold around 101.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-08
Kansas wheat.

Ono Of the most remarkable single
items In tho detailed statistics of tho
Government crop report Is the prospec-
tive wheat yield OF ls2,00o,000 bushels
for Kansas This is more than double
the harvest OF last year, which In turn
broke all records. A few years ago the
prospect of $50. 900, 900 bushels OF wheat
for Kansas would have been unthinkable.
This year at least we shall hear no talk
OF bleeding Kansas"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-08
Cotton OIL Company Quits.

TRENTON, n J., Aug THE CONT
rental Cottonseed oil Company OF Texas a
New Jersey corporation, with Offices in
Jersey City. to-day tled with the Secre-
tary of State It's notice OF dissolution. II
had a capitalization OF s3,3Ai,6Sl, Antag-
onism Oh tho part of Texas and tho pas
sage Of the so-called Seven Sisters laws
In this State are given as causes.
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MONEY IN NEW YORK.
banks seem to Have Lost Cash Heav.
tIy-Enxtish bank Statement.

Preliminary estimates of today's bank state
mont point TO cash loss OF approximately
{. 80 900 The loss 10 the Interior was 81
66SnI, willis gold exports amounted TO $50,
81 40. Tk~re was gain by the banks IN
their operations with tho suo-rressury OF
5 tld cO.
The weekly report OF the Bank Of England
disclosed larcr alterations IN the various itcms.
The loss OF gold amounted 10 $1,000 o01 while
there was shrInkage III reserve Of tN'.uJu,"lO
and loan expansion Of s4o On go The pro
portion of reserve TO liabilities now stands at
"A 81 per cent, as compared with % % for the
previous week
Call money was quoted nom'aally 81 per
cent
The time money market was practically NJ a
~ sndsttll. with soma loans NJ ade between 8 and
Q pcr cent for ak months
Domestic exchange New York: Chicago,
nc discount: Montreal si26 discount; st.
Louis. 50c. premium. san Francisco. par.
The weekly statement OF the Bank OF Eng
land shows the following changes:
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Tho J. chris O. Hupfei Brewing
many has bought the brewery or the CO.
on .Joseph Epping In Central aF.'I.
Prooklyn. Both plants will be opeTa ~
by the Hupfca company.
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SIS; family, s1s@s1S.5o. Pork-Mess.
$24@S24.5O; family, $26 GS26.
Lard--Prime Western, $40; refined
Continent 3l0.35: South American,
5000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-08
HENDERSON BRIDGE COMPANY

THIS 10 TO CERTIFY that at . dr.w,rs
our presence, at the ofrice OF the Central
Trust Company OF New YoTk . e., eleven I,.,s
hve [e5) bonds Of the HENDERSON
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DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.

Company and Term. stock Amt PAYABLE.
Peterson Lake Cobalt
Aiming, quarterly. - ma Sept. !
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were designated by lot for redemption at
New York on tho first day of September
1914. at 1906 per centum on the par value
IN accordance with supplemental deed OF
trust OF February 27th, 1854
Interest on said bonds Will cease on the
day named for redemption.
New York. August 7th. 1914.
T.. L. sMITHEKS.
for Henderson Bridge Company.
CHAS. Il. HUMPHREYS,
for Central Trust Company OF y. Y.
HEREBY CERTIFY that the above
numbered bonds were drawn stated.
Witness my hand and seal this seventh
day OF August, 1915.
w. II. SMIDT,
Notary Public, Rockland Co..
Certificate fed In New York CO
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON Aug The statement Of
the receipts and pay warrants OF tho Treasury
shows.
YESTERDAY This month Fiscal year
Receipts ..... 81 Sl6 $40 SO. .2S4 ts2 2S5 ass
pay warrants 2l54i46 sass 81 900 rs
Deficit ...... sg3ssl7 s2.76s es2 sl.sls $50
Receipt. from customs yesterday 81. Os4. 1876;
internal revenue, ordinary. SC07 $40: corporation
ta, tis4o1 and mlscllaueous, sN,3T.
National bank notes received for redempti
l.362.
The cash statement of tho United States
Treasurer for August & shows:
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Little Likelihood Of Direct Gov
eminent Aid in Financing
the Crop.
WA REHOUSES INADEQUATE
Obstacle to Holding of
Crop Is Lack of Storage
Facilities.


For North Carolina partly cloudy to-day
and tomorrow; moderte winds, mostly
south and southwest.
For South Carolina, local thundcrshowers
to-day. partly cloudy tomorrow; moderate
shifting winds.
For Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi,
local thundershowers to-day and probably
tomorrow; moderate shifting winds.
For Louisiana, local thundershowcrs TO-
day and probably Tomorrow somewhat
warmer tomorrow. moderate winds. mostly
south.
For eastern Texas. partly cloudy In north
local thundershowers in south portion to-
day; probably fair tc-morrow; moderate
south winds
For western Texas. fair o-day ana prob
I ably tomorrow,
For oklahoma. fair. continued warm 10
DAY and probably tomorrow.
For Arkansas. partly cloudy and warmer
to-day: continued warm and generally fat
tomorrow.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-24

@oiibernementsitnot SinpaIfi. GET
LANCER, Ianger 3eit sab es bier oaI
eriie anit1noige Guartier, in Dem Dii
bic beiBeriebnte wtogIihfeit bltten
enoiib einmol bic naiien 4Ieioer BON
Seibe 81 friegen iino az trodnen
oenn es regnet bier ilnimterbrofer
Gag into gaaht. aber Iange ourften
mir nu1 bier nidt Der gfiibe pi!esen,
fo,irn, bab mir einigermaben ausse,
riibt iuaren, siug's ipeiter. Sest itef.
fen mir in Ger @idofsftabt 2epnD
@ir lit Die @ahe iiber bic @eiieIn
iibertraeen iporoen, cine fanroie Ga.
del 2iege Bel einem Dcftor I'M Guar,
tier, Der enc ta6elloie aiihe iiibrt.
Sest nriiB id i6Iiebeu, neil es f&on
ipat III, iinS mir morgen 90 aiiome.
ter ,narihieren biirfen, lin ilmiere
@iBbegier 5,i itiIIen unb 5ii eriabren'
mie es lit. ipenm aonigIib preubiihe
Sdger uim. cine GeItung uebmen.
Got befobIenl"
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pr3emnsfiplrbe NIT 50.
ipenmutb bertheibisi. Gin
aoorsipOnbent Der 80. 3. am
Mittag", Der g}rssubsl erreitte, nad3.
benz er bier Sass lang iiber ideubs
Iihe Wege gefnbrtn mar. erfuhr bi.
@cFhifie BON Der bartnddisen 9elas
seriing iinb sldnasnben @ertbsibiguns
bisfer syeitiIng. Die srjten ShiiiIs
fielen an Is. Gsptsmbsr. 3tpei Sas
se ipdter mar RE Siabt um;ingeli:
ein unaufborIi@es 9ombnrbsment
ilnterbroden BON pielen per5ipeifslten
MusfGIlen, buuerts BIB 5um 2. Gftos
Der. on ipeIhem Tags tis Ruifsn sis
nen parlamentGr ihidten unb BIZ
llsberglbe Der Jsitung perlungtfil,
bic .natiirli6 psripsigsri ipurbe. Der
9fngriff erreihte isintn SDbepuntt am
8. Oitobsr. Die Ruiien Id,isrsn bon
ben SapaHern geIernt 81 bab<n iinb
itiirmien nit duberitsr 9obesDsruf.
tuna Dor. 9ergs BON 2ei9en Dor ben
QlubeHip1IIen 5sugisn BON ben niitben.
ben Qlttddsn. Die DeTterreiher idis
ben, baB 10000 giuEsn fieIen; pisls
fpurben Su G<faneetlen genldd,.. Sic
Muffsn trobrttn pprlibergehsnb zines
bsz eIalbsnpssss DIE @4tinpsrfss
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mir in bieiem i9redIiden s5euer aus.
balten. Die lSeididte iperbe itb 10
bnIo ni6t Dergeiien. Gas Giien mar
natiirIi@ fir oieien Eag erIeoigt, itno
itatt Wiittags 1af2 llBr gnb es erft
oes ga6ts etiuas fir ben fiiurrenoen
Mngen.
giaf)oem mir Die @ejeIlidaft nah
bortem aornpf olfgerieben bntteiL
gins es iinaiiibdltiam porip1rts ourd
peridie6ene fleiils St1otden, Die iiH
dbnsIu tpie stn 81 oem atibern, sur
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-24

Der 9elaserten perfosten unb ss ess
lang eff fsinbIiten HaitsrieH unges
jsben bsran3ufommsn, bic Wdns 5u
eritiirmsn iinb bic SeiierreiGsr IN
bic aafemotien auriid5utrstbsn, mo
Der fSeinb NIT Maidinensstpebrsn
unb @snebrialpen empfnnssn ipurbe.
Dtiitn ungeadtet srreihis Der Jeinb
bic aaismatteu, mo ii9 Elm fiirdasrIis
hes 6dnbssnlsnge NIT HajeHetten,
0eipsbrtoIbsn unb Sdnberanaitn snt.
fpann. gIls bic teIspboni1a berbeis
gerufenen 9erit1rilngeiI drlanetsn,
iparen bic RnHsn bertits ouf benz
gfiid5ues. Gie baita 800 Soots unb
@etipunoete IN ben anienatisn uno
$50 Qsifen an ben WdlIsn 3lriidaes
laifsn. 1ie Ruiien ipdfen INNER nod,
nuf Der sinrn Geiie I'M aontatt nit
Der sgtitiing iinb bas Bombdrbement
balleris fort. nls Der aorrtlpsnbent
uirfbra&.
pietdtpofl.
mittmsr (5ur MirtbiD: .Seu!s IN
Der Sterbttdg mtinsr GtIigsn -
trmesn Gis mir lssn Ratstiss.'
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Wie prsnRiide sSdser mad Su.
,ualfi marinirtem.
@ in SeIbpo fbrief aus
bem Often.
90. September

Ser erite @riB aus RublonSl
WGt Surra nn6 Stltrmgeiane sings
am II. b. Dts. 3 llbr 90 Winuten
gfadmittags iiber bic @ren5e. glm
Gren5pfabl fianb SeinegrSeIlen3 nn6
imo belt cine feurige glnipraGe an
iins Saser, onb mir rpeiter 10 lniltbig
nit Der @apnaerie ausbalten ioaten
uie bisber. yta' Bis iest baben mir
uns gut beip1brt uub ale Strapa5en
irobes Miitbs ertragen Sn Der Ies-
ZEN oitpreilbiiden Staot, @iarssrqbo.
tpa, tpurben mir Don ben DeIpobnern
mt aIIsr ,asr et6sssli&er 9erStiGfsit
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Standardization

Gurt urpIamntion tptrb hermit befnnni
serrdi, bas ON britteu Idef bes RpDsnibsr.
1914, IN ben rearldreu s31blpideeH Der gtcbi
Cincinnati. ME bisfslbeu hHr@ ben Stafb Der
Tepuip etais snpsrp.lors unb bic s3abIinfpsi'
nnb in ben Etunbep bon $3.50 libr moresns
bis $50 ubr nbenbs. cine gDabI ftditftnben
toirb, bet nfi6er ben auaiifistsrien gDdtIsrH
bon Cincinnati bic Jraee porgflest fvirb:
gar cine psittfe gssnusuifsee snn
5ptas hes 0siunhtetts ssabS, Ssfpi.
ssHss &, ;ais s..ssss sasaass ssss sssss sssss Ss
uns anasmsiuey 0pube bsr etabt
QtneInnaft. 1.4975 Wlifle MET hber.
tieistHb, rnb fss Ht6t IAnssf as eiu
grsssrte q. ebtsssL
gsslautis,:
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Sn serfaxfem Der'hieoenss.

6utes Pferb. Nn6Jn'rlleu 80. 1880
GIenruap glbenue. 1eiepboH g5arfatp 1906 o.
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Gli,absth Msu.r,

aeb. Gri imnn,
IN ibrem 7s. esbenfiabre. Die sesrsiauns
finbtt fat am mRonfna ben 20. Ciiober, @aor.
gems rm sli llbr, BON Trnuetbaufe, Ru. 633
etrInorn aperue, aus, ippraui In ber CT 20.
fepbs sirte nm o lltr eir feierltteb Iebitirfes
Northumberland relebrtrt NTH. fposu Jrsunbe
unb @erDGnbie pbue peitere Both eirdeIdbeu
fnb bon ben traiiernben Stnterbliebenen
l2.2+,25 Sofepb gaetet. Gate.
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Gdtte Der oeriict5. eiuus aaaria Miitimann,
Orb. Beeber, i'm eiIfer bon 75 Sabren, g7os
nnieH lnb z Snaen. gie gserbipnns finbet
itdit BON Trauertaufe gus, am Diontaa ben
20. Oh. nm 7:l5 llbr gloreens, fporanf nm
nbr IN ber Ct. eiueniiiHusi airte elm felers
greunbe iinb einselabeu 2a,25
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s.anifeHnnsen.

giesitranss. .aniftunnssn piisn far wsanner
inb 1raufu. 1anfenbe bon Gtnennnngen finp
In sfiisn6f pife fiir anfienunaen fret
GranfIin Jnffitnfc, 2esf 73, Ho9eltcr. R ..
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gu bsrmietEsn-3immer.

1147 ebermau abt, g9eit Gnb--@ erobs
3tminer III enttu 3nfiaHbe: Dieibe $3.50.
Qbone CAT 1856. 2s.25'
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Is e,ars ., qR , 9srnsrIiaa ben e. oiobet 1914.
Anna Miasr,

aeIiebie 2o6ier ron 9eicr g2iUer nnb Ser Ssr.
liorbenen ssalbnrea Diiler. geb. giHi i'm si.
Ntbensinbre. tn i6rer gcbnung, 303s Canton
aoenue. Die Belt her geerotglms fpirb fpdier
beiaHBi gema6t II
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gerIanst - w1annIid

q abtnst wlafers, Gluers, sonoers.
gaoobppriine glatine nHo Bent SdHbe finD
hermit benahri6.tet bnh In Cincinnati, o.,
Elm Streii NJ Gnuae III. ggm. MetHie,
Gefrcihr SnmiIion 90. Qnrpeniers' 3tlirid
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