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late WAR news summary
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most of the village of Neuville and that
hundreds of Germans were bayonetted
and 1900 taken prisoners.
A dispatch from Tarnow, Galac1a,
says that the battle in that region is
nearing a conclusive phase. Terrific
fighting continues to the east of Tar
now. Along the Carpathian front the
Austrian advance is believed to have
placed the Russians in danger of be-
ing surrounded.
The growth of anti German feeling
in England since the sinking of the
Lusitania led to the announcement by
Premier Asluith to-day of the govern
ment' s decision to repatriate all aliens
over military age from countries with
which Great Britain is at war, as well
as alien women and children in certain
cases.
Unofficial reports from the Darda-
nelles state that the allies have won
successes in their campaign for posses
sion of Constantinople. The Turks are
said to be losing ground steadily in the
land fighting, and the effectiveness of
their efforts is reported to have been
impaired greatly by the fire of the al
lied warships. French and British
ships entered the Dardarelles again
yesterday and bombarded forts as far
up the straits as the narrows.
The possibility of final Austro-
German victory in Galicia as result
of the advance from Cracow is said by
the War Office at Petrograd to have
been eliminated The Russians, strong
Ixy
vantageous positions, the War Office
states, and are preparing to seek re-
venge. The German victory is attrib-
uted to the concentration of more than
10000 of the finest German troops
along a short front in the neighborhood
of Krosno for the sudden blow struck
at the Russian lines.
The Union of South Africa forces
have penetrated further into German
Southwest Africa. An official state
ment from Cape Town announces the
capture of Windhoek, capital of the
German possession.
Austria is preparing to proclaim
state of siege in its territory along The
Italian frontier in case of war with
Italy. The exodus of Italians from
Austria continues in great numbers and
strong Austrian forces are being
brought in continually to points near
the border. The decision Of Italy, how
ever. is still to be reached, and Parlia-
ment may be called upon to assume the
responsibility.
The American note to Germany, call
ing for guarantee that attacks on
merchantmen carrying non-combatants
et,I1 caaee and that reparatiOn shall be
made by Germany for violation of
American rights within the war zone,
is to be forwarded to Berlin to-day.
The text of the note probably will be
made public late today.
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3 SAVED FROM DROWNING
Prominent Halifax People Rescued
When Their Boat Capsizes. in
the Susquehanna River
Especial to the Star independently

Especial to the STAR independently
Halifax, May 80. R. Shope, ed
itor of the Halifax "Gazette; Clarion
c. Bender, an employee on the same
newspaper, and Isaac +. Bowman, the
star shortstop of the Halifax baseball
team of the Dauphin and Perry Coun-
ty League, had narrow escape from
drowning while fishing in the river
near here, when their, boat capsized.
The lives of the three fishermen were
saved by the heroic work of Ami Par
ner, barber, who was in boat near
by and rushed to the rescue and gave
material aid in saving the men strug-
Cling in the water. Mr.. Bender is un-
der a physician s care, having con-
tracted bad cold through the acci-
dent.
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FINANCE
STOCKS WEAKEN BEFORE
END OF The first HOUR
Vague Rumors Bearing on the Interna-
tional Situation Cause War Special
ties to Fall From Three to Six
Points--Trading Dull
BU Associated Press.

New York, May 13.-Wall Street.
Uncertainty was shown by the stock
market to-day in the early dealings but
declines predominated at the opening.
Dealings were not extensive but en-
lbraced more than the usual number of
issues. War specialties were variable,
Westinghouse Electric gaining nearly
2 points, while others of that group
were lower. Motors lost l to 3 points,
and coppers denoted pressure. United
Railways fell a substantial fraction.
Baltimore and Ohio, Reading, Union
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HALDEMAN LEFT TWO WILLS
Register So Informed in Caviat Filed
in Behalf of Late Lawyers Sister

A caviat filed to-day with Roy Z.
Danner, Register of Wills, advises the
Register against admitting for probate
"any instrur tent or writing alleged to
be the last will and testament of the
late Edward NJ Haldeman without first
giving notice to Mary I'd. Armstrong,
as a party interested in the estate" "
A bond in the sum of $1,000 guar
anteeing the payment of any costs that
may be caused by reason of the caviat
also was filed. The estate left by the
late Edward NJ. Haldeman, lawyer,
is not large, being made up principally
of an interest in an island in the Sus-
quehanna river. A report that two
wills bearing recent dates are in exist
enee led to the fling of the eaviat.
Persons interested in the case pointed
out this morning that the proceedings
simply is a precautionary measure and
may be withdrawn. Mrs. Mary Fl.
Armstrong is a surviving sister.
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DISBROW WILL Is PROBATED
Register Will Issue Letters to Ex-
ecutors Originally Named

Roy c. Danner, Register of Wills, an
nounced this afternoon that he has de-
cided to admit to probate the will of the
late Charles A. Disbrow, which was pre-
sented to him for that purpose week
ago, but held up at request of creditors
of the estate. The Register further
stated that he will issue letters late this
afternoon to the executors named in
the will, Mrs. Henrietta Aff1eck Dis
brow, the widow, and the Union Trust
Company, of Harrisburg.
Creditors of MIR. Disbrow who had
suggested another for executor of the
estate, raised no objections to-day to
the Register s action.
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Thor Lange. the Danish Poet

Danish literature has just lost one
of its prominent men by the death of
the poet Thor Lange, aged sixty-four
years. Besides some notable translations
of Greek tragedies and Longfellow s
"Golden Legend" he excelled in Dan.
ish versions of the ballads of Russia
his country of adoption since 1875,
when he was appointed lecturer at
Moscow university. His name, says
the London Athenaeum, will long be
remembered in Denmark, for his love
of her historical past led him 10 erect
memorial stones or crosses on spots
where stirring events had taken place.
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A Herculean Task

A youth who bore the earmarks of a
college boy stood forlornly on a corner
smoking furiously new white pipe.
Every fifteen minutes or so he knock
ed the ashes from the bowl and. stuff
ing it again with tobacco, resumed his
putting.
"Old fellow, what 8 the idea-cou-
pons9' asked a friend who came upon
him.
We'll, you see, took father s meer-
sehaum' out this morning and it drop
ped on the sidewalk and broke. Now
] We got to get this one colored before l
can go home,' answered the young
man.-Louisville Times.
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GE GERMAN-AMERICAN ALLIANCE
TO SUPPORT THE PRESIDENT

Z Rochester, n. Y, May 13.-At the
conclusion of meeting of the German
. American Alliance held here last night,
President William Ottos issued the fol-
lowing statement:
although the organization did mot
take definite action, the sentiment was
in favor of unqualified support of Pres
ident Wilson in whatever action he
takes. The German-americans of this
city are neutral in every respect and
none of their societies will take action
antagonistic to the policy of the admin
istration.
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Marriage Pomp in India

To such an extent do all classes of
india load themselves with unsupport-
able debts for the sake of the show
and pomp of a marriage occasion that
the government of India has become
aroused and has recently passed laws
intended to make impossible the incur
ring of debt beyond the ability to pay,
together with much needed legislation
aimed at money lenders, who have
been accustomed to extort enormous
rates of interest from the helpless
ryots.
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Still HOPING TO RECOVER
BODY OF A. c. Vanderbilt

Queenstown, May ia hazy rain
and choppy sea interfered with the
search to-day for bodies of the Lusi-
tania S dead, but six more were found
in the vicinity of Skull and several
Others under a life raft. These bodies
were all placed on one tug to be brought
into Queenstown.
G. Haddon Chambers, the play
wright. arrived in Queenstown to-day
to take to Liverpool the body of
% Charles Frohman. Thence it will be
shipped to the United States on Satur-
day, aboard the steamship New York.
Webb Ware, seer 4tary of Alfred G.
Vanderbilt, will remain at Cork so long
as there appears any hope of recover
ing Mr.. Nanderbilt's body
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Burned By Slaked Lime

The police early this afternoon re-
moved man whose name is believed
to be Roy Benner from the Rockville
car. He had been burned by slaked
lime near Rockville and went into con-
vulsions At the Harrisburg hospital,
where he was taken he did not respond
to treatment Immediately and no in
formation about him could be learned.
Both his arms were burned.
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Services for Lusitania's Dead

Liverpool, May 13, 4.O3 P. NJ
Memorial services for victims of the
Lusitania were held in st. Peter s
church here to-day. Among those ir
attendance were several survivors of
the disaster and number of relatives
of persons who had lost their lives, to-
gether with the Lord Mayor of Liver
pool, Chairman Booth and directors of
the Cunard Steamship Company.
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Mrs. Julian johnson

The funeral of Mrs. Julian Johnson,
wife of Charles johnson, who died
Tuesday at her home, 420 Herr street,
will be. held tomorrow afternoon at 2
o. clock from the Wesley Union A. NJ.
E. church. Interment in the Lincoln
cemetery.
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N. G. P. Instruction Camp

The annual camp of instruction for
infantry officers in the National Guard
of Pennsylvania will be held at Mt.
Gretna, June 6 to inclusive. General
orders covering the encampment were
issued to-day by A,'jutant General
Stewart.
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Bates and Myers Were Lost

London, May 13.-The list of
Americans on the Lusitania as posted
at the American embassy gives Lindon
Bates, Jr., and Herman A. Myers, of
New York, as missing and not as sur
'vivors, as enormously published in the
United States.
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Governor to Entertain Correspondents

The members Of the pennsylvania
Legislative Correspondents AssOci-
alton, it was announced to-day, will be
the guests of Governor Brumbaugh at
dinner at the Executive Mansion next
Tuesday evening.
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Pet Dog Bites Bows Mouth

Irwin, the 4-year-old son of j. L.
Santamaria, 1910 North Fifteenth
street, was bitten in' the mouth by his
pet dog early this afternoon. The boy
was treated at the Harrisburg hospital.
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Chicago Board of Trade Closing

Chicago, May 13.-Close;
Wheat-May, los; July, 129%.
Corn-May, 74%; July, 76A.
Oats-May, 52A; July, 52as.
Pork-July, 1905; Sept. 1S.45.
Lard-July. 9.75; Sept. 9.97.
Ribs-July, 10.55; Sept. 1882.
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InIandifbe 1atribten.

- 6 bieagoer g 6ool'
m AIMS bieten 9 duIratb
5roe. Ger unter Dem gtameu
Chicago Seaters 6eoeration betanr.
te 9ebrerinnenperbanb bat beihIoi.
ien oem Sdulratb often Gros 5il
bieten lmo ole neue Regel, mad mel.
der ale 9ebrerirnen lire 8erbin.
hung nit ibm iunerbalb brei Wtora.
ten gu Ioieu baben, ltnbeohtet 5it
Iaiien. 2Irfanes bieB es, oaB ale
WitgIieoer nit 4usuabnle eiues ein.
sigen auStreten piiroen, uuo oab Die.
ies iib bann an bic @erifte Den6er
ioate, nad sriiubIifer lteberlegung
iino Die Giibrer aber gu Der l(eber.
Beugung aefomnerb oab Ser eritere
9lan Der rpirfiainere iein piro Gs
,pllroe foiort cin gusihu6 ernauut,
nelher Die 9ebrerinner bieroon IN
asnntnib Al iebtn bat. Dis ss betBi,
miro Sauulel @outpers, Der BrGit-
bent bes natiotlnIen @etperfidcatts-
ratbs, nnh Gbicngo tontnten Inn bic
GSiibrung IN Dem Sample eeger ben
StuIratb Su iiberuebmen. Ole 9ln.
aeIegenbeit pirS DnbriheinIi6 10
i9nsa ME rnogIib III ben Seri&ten
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metan . Warft.

1ep gott, 4. Sept.
Stupi,r. - Wartt rI6ig. eIectrolp'
tic 1Se.
Giisn- - Martt felt unb unosrs
dnbert.
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gug!if6et 5Dlbutenbn

@ng!iiter Solb bGtenbn'
NOR. Die .0eutibe Do6enSeiturs
fir bic Rieoerlduoe" entnimmt Der eng
IiT6er UlonatsT6rift .Sturtepont
@ar Qetters" einen Solpateubrief, Der
ni6t oss 6umors eutbehrt. Der grtss
Itrsiber beriatet oG: -. uuier ale
ter 9amerao. SohH 9ermann. hatte
mid 6etnube nuh ben eToigen -os
oriinben oeianot. SD bcuie ndmlt3
nit nod iet,s dnoeren in bem &eller
zines altsr 8uuernbpfes. Bon Der
SeQermausr aus lduft Elm 9ruben 3Itr
S6iibeRIinie. Sn oieier WGuer III eilt
siemli6 arObes God. burh bds man in
ben aeQer ieben fam. - Sb mar gss
rabe bdmit beihdftigt, Spiegeleier sii
baden, mas mir nibt aIiideH pollts,
pebbdl6 mid bic dnoern ausInnten.
Sbliefli6 aetana mfrs bod uno ID
lrollte mir deraoe elm Stud Brot db'
ihneiben, aIs eine 5Iamme mid blen'
bete unb Elm SnuQ mir beindbe ods
Srommelfeu serrtb. Wapreno Der ers
itsn flint Seturtoen tpubte id niht, Oh
id, tpbt. peripuuoet ooer permtbt mar.
Damn fab i'd einen 2t6ttrabI ldnss
Ser 3reppe unb I9paro mid binauf,
Die dnbern binter mir orstu. Bir
bielien Muiteruna uno iartbeu. ouB
Stpei Gisr ostobtet unb bier Waun pers
Runbet ipareu. Sa fsIbit bate nlr
sine Snramme i'm Gsiitt unb &npfs
neb. - Sobn Germaup bate uns cine
Girunate asidubt, bic suerit in Der
GeuerIuis aufgsi6lassll, bonn fpetter
eerput unb IhlietIib in urfer aeuers
LODI deFaleu mar. gisinonb bate iie
ofeben, bepor fie uns frasts: oWie
usbt's Gu69" Wlur erIiebt baruus, bdB
cScbr Germany aars siaeutbiimli4e
Wfaniere1 bat. I'm iit nad unierem
@eTuubbe beitsSnitanb sil ertuubigeu. Gy
iGnlte 60ili9sr istp.'
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aerlanbt pd6rsnD bsrfsIben 8eit:

WtH pItg. Oer UtutlI iuol
beute iehr rubia sl ben ssitrisen prsls
len.
waittlere umb iamere etisrs $7.25
1856; Offen $2.75-6.15; Hleiz
f6er Gtiere S5.5O-7.40; uuserleiene
S7.6O-785; 6etfers $4.40-6.75;
lussrleiens $7.25-7.75; aiibs $3.50
-5.65; auserleiens bis srtra S5.85-
$40; Gamers $2.75-4.0O; Stod
aiibe $4.50-5.50; StOd Seifers
Sb.5O-6.75; StOt Stisre $6.30-7..
rs; fstte 8ullen $6.25-6.50; 9os
loana S5.25-6.0O; fair bis quite So
00-10.OO: orbindrs unO i6apere So
O0-8.50.
g d,peins Die 0a6frage
mar bsute cine quite unb Der Uiartt
mar Itart. 2as i'm Uiartte befinblis
den SAtpeine fauOsn 2tbnabme.
1Sleifdsr iinb gsriaubtiOrten $7.95
-8.05: mittlers uno lsidte 9eriunbt'
Iorten S8.05-S.15; nsrtel $500
6.25; utra $6.40; StaQs $4.0O-
Ats.
9 6afe unb 2dmmer. Die
3ufubr mar MIR mdbia unb bic preIs
ie bieisl6su 1lg gsitsru.
2dmmer $915-9.25; CUTE Biz
auserl.iene $4,000; orbindre biz
fdri S5.5O-7.50; GulIsn $500
800: Stod gtpss $6.O0-7OO: ~'as
| f., srtra leitts $5.25-5.50; CUTE
s5.oO-5.25; orOindre Bis lair $500
l45O
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bes Ratbsberru Sobn Sefaie, stnea
tonangebenben Gerber uno berporras
9eHbe S6antipirtbs Der Siibieits, 5u
5ad gebra9t. gab ben 6eitebenbeH
9eIeBesbeTttmmunssn lieb fiH Der ur-
fpriinglide 4ntrog, 81 900 9elobnung
aus3uI6reiben, ni9t aufreft balten;
benn oerStaptrdt6 bart niht mebr al5
$3.50 8elObnung fir bic 2fuftidruHg
bon 8erbreben betptaigen. @s DareH
letDer pier Ratbsberren abipeienD.
I6t Ratbsberren ittmmten fir, nur
elmer gegen Die 8epilligung elmer Be
lo6nung. giritimmigteit 1T erforoera
lid, tusnn Der 8efAlub glei6 in &raft
treten foq. Nnbernfdls lit sine stpei.
te uno brittle 2eiung n0tbis. Mou
bofft, bob in Der nd6iteu SiBung ber
Qntraq ourhge9t. 2lbpefeno mar
audi Ratbsberr Wttdael 9u,hitid,
ebenfaas Elm rprominenter" Serbe.
Qnpalt Seprge gummerop, ein
Srsunb beg ermoroeten paitors, ers
tldrte ben StdbtrGtben, bic Gumme
Don $3.50 tpurbe bur6 Gdmmlung
unter DeltTb 2lmeritanern in 8arp
uuf ST 900 erbDbt iperDen. Die Staots
poli3ei unb Coroner ). B. Smit5
fbetnen Guf ihren 2orbeeren dus5ur
ruben. Der Coroner bat nGmlt6 ges
foqt, er t0uns nitts ipeiter tbun, bic
9ebeimpoli3iften Der gunbesreaierung
foltsn auf bic 8rteff6reiber fobnben,
bic ben pafor nit bem lobe beOrobs
ten; bann pdrs bic 6dltte Der 2lrbeit
gstban. Die uof,malige Ysrnebmulg
Der G6eIsute 81. ShuIb, peIhe ben
2eidnam 3uerft entoetten, bat ni6ts
neues ergeben.
-8sfeBes @ sborf q m. Die
GinpunDerungsbebDrbe Fat bieier Ia
oe tuieoer etnmal einen S6reibebrief
erlaFen, in BEN 3u leIen 1T, mas Der
Gingelpdnoerte in Qmeritu 5u tbun
uno 3u laiIer babe. Sn Oieiem Opus
pirb II. u. Folqsnbes gefnat: ngor III
lem folleu lie Ole nsuen 9iirger, BEL
Der Naturaltiirune) BEL bieier @eles
Qen6eit belebrt tpsroen. bub in unIerem
9anbe oas @eieB Die b6dite glutoritdt
1T, uno oub Die erite 9flidt zines ames
ritaniI6en 8iirgers 9ebcrfam geoen
biefes 9eTeB IT.. 0as Tino I6pre
uno itol3e Worte. gber aud nthts
ols eben nur 0orte. 9enn iiberaQ,
ioipett g}0lter cultiDirt qenunnt rper'
ben, 1T bas G3eIeB Die b0hIte 9lutori
| tat, gum minoeitsu duf bem Paptere.
| lInb aerube bic Ser. Stoaten iiBen,
ionett es bic ipubre @utoritdt beg Sc
iebes betrifft, in eirem 9lusbduie urb
Iollten Iih pobl bitten, nit aSteineu gu
fperfen. geamterbeitshutSeu, perIops
lider Ginflub uno anbere 8e'eBum
aebunaen iinO bier - Ieioer - alges
mein. unb penn man iIcb erinnert al
bic Iaredli6eu 2pndmorbe, bic tag
lth uno in alien Sbetlen oes 9dnees
Iif ereianeu, mub man ii6er bic Bors
| te Der @ufbiugtcner 9errsn foIt laden.
Denn bic neueN Gtnpuroerer' fennen
aug i6ren 21ubern iOt6e @efeBIoiias
teiten nod gar ni6tl Sin Seiteuli4t
su Der 5raqs bes 9eTeBssgeborfums
uie6t aud eine tiiralid oerOffentli9ts
gtatifttf iiber bic 6duFieteit Der Wors
be in ben 6duptIdnoern. 4uf jsbe
MiQiuneu Ginpohuer tommen ndmlin
in 9lmerita 100 Morbe, gelgien 10
Wcroe, Frantreih ID Woroe, Gnls
lamb 10 Wlorbe, 9erti6laro 5 W(orbe
unb CANADA g Wtorhc. Die Der.
Gtuaten bober oIfo einsn rRecorb" in
Der b06Teu Stufe Der SeTeblriidteit,
auf ben lie iit gepiB ni9ts ein3ubiIosn
brauten!
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y 5uuer. YreIle lIeIIg. - vtoIs
fintri.r Gut 2oaf $6.85; potpSsrsS
s6.05: Cubes $500; apanaIirtsr S..
95: gpnfseticnrs -a- S5.85: Dfi
~ $500: tp,ibsr .rtrd $40; EXTRA
Is" $500 ptr 100 pfunS.
WplsH.s In fi.tia. = Rrip Or
Iedus Dozen Rettls N-65c, geutrifu.
aal 20-30c per 9aIlous.
RetA - 2ouiiioHa. sFdnen 6eaS
61-7e; prima 5s-6e; orbindrer
Sc; .sqpdn 5--5he per pfunb.
Datup.D Drobufte
Butter. - Warit ruhia. preHe
feft. - Dholtmils srtra 283e; Gem
iraIiieb grira 26e; CENTRALIZED firfts
22te: bo. Gseonbs 1916: srdncp DARN
2ot: padiug Stod 17-19t per
Wfunb.
Rdfe Tlarft iitia. Dbio l6e;
glorbapstli6er 15-15ie: gax,u psrl
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Ghtcooo 4 Sept

S6peine 8ufubr 1000;
W9ur.t fftpdh: guIi $6.5o-7.70;
l,ifie S7.30-8.15: gemifdte $6.40--
$40: i6tpere $6.10-7,65; robe &c.
10-6.25: Nertel $7.OO-8.O0;
Rinbpieb. 3ufubr 200;
Wartt itetia. Ratipe Beef Stisre
S6.251o.35: aiibe unb 5eifers
$3.15-8.70: 2dIb.r $800-12,00.
S6afe- 3ufuhr 5000; Wartt
it.tia: Weihers S5.50-60o; Gpes
S3.4O-5.5O; 2Gmmer 100000.
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4, IL. RleaHltt9. eIltds @il, Sto'
mtrp 27s-2Sc; firIts 24a-26se;
fseonbs 22s-24c.
Gi,r. - glar,t ii.tis; 3ufubr g.
333. Srif6 asIammsl... srtrds 28-
29c: ertra firi;s 26-27t; firfts "a
25c; istpRbs 22-23sc: feline Biz
fanrn 33-35t; brauns 29-32c.
adfs. - Wlartt itart; 3ufubr l.
797. Stats, pbOlsmtI.. frif6. tpsib
unb asfdrbi. ipsciaIs. 14c; DO. fautq
1916.
@sfIiia.l. - asbsnSss. prsii. IN.
reaslmaki1.
G6ieaso. 4. sept.
D.isn. 49, fiir Sept. 1885,; (;
am S6luR 94c. fFiir DEG. 905-
Sic; am G5luR sosc. Jlr gIat
ga -96e; an S6lub 94sc.
8eIIttorr. - Mir Sept. 7o5 :
714c; ON G5Iub 7otc. T5iir Deg.
57i-5sc; am S6Iub 57ic.
Safsr. - fur Sept. 354-363t;
am S6lub 36:. Giir 9ea. 355-36f;
am SdIub $500.
Roaasn. - Jeo. 2. 1856.
@erite. - $500.
simotbb. - S5.50-8.50.
ales. = SS.35-13.25.
pprt. - Hiir Sept. $12.60-12.'
70; am S6lIb S12.67. ssiir Oft.
S12.72-l2.95; am S6luB S12.S5.
S3mdls. $S.17-S.20; am
S6IuB $500 Eiir DIT. Ss.22-s.9o;
am Shlub SS.27.
RippsnIsit.n. - nir Stt. $S.32-
S.45: am S6Iub S8.42. 7riir San
SS.52-S.55: am S6luh $S.55.
Butter. - asiue Qenhsruna I'm
Marti: 3ufubr 1920 1u6s.
Gier. - Wdrtt unperanbert. GU
fuhr 1924 aiitsu.
Gartofielr. Wartt unperdnbsrt
Bis niebriger: 3ufubr 35 Cars; Ser
fen Gcbblsts 5S-60c; sSerisp 9tants
4O-46c: MinHsiota unS Ohio 81
36e; DiscpHiln unb wsi6isau ipeibs
35-40e.