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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-06
EGGS.

Receipts l772J cases Market opens firm under
s-rous Western advices. although trading Il mod
crate Values show no material change; Fresh gain-
cred extras dozen, &c; storage packed ezra hSt'
2ii5c: frsts 2Oi. G2ll.C. regular packed en- o
f-sts 2ISsIiac: Arsts 2062lc. seconds l2i3 y
zoe. henuey whites. Ore 20 fancy. 2sc gathered as
10 Size End quality. % 22isc hCnnery browns .-c'
gathered and mixed. 2OG2lho: duck esgs. Indian
runner. ?. sc: Baltimore iozen; 25& :.l Va
25c; Far Southern. asa e4c; goose eggs. 4O@tVc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-06
COUNTY CouRT


6URRoGkTE'3 COURT HAMBERS-SCHULZ s.
No dag calendar.
Trial Tefm-SCHtLI, 3.
No day calendar.
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COURT CALENDARS

Inst Cascs viii b. called In Tire order gven.
Roscnsiock/ CushmAnllrd MoitfrunwkslC rocksr
Nrlssheimorf W. an0APub German German
toheu/t0hen BattcftOn/ ksym0nd
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Tfayis/Caryel
baumEart/ N0Gcnthal TraVisfCarye
Oumaun/ d aLgasC0 TfaNsICaryei
limuwlchi Moore BausInor HAM
SaiVinl SslyIn Hopper Malatesta
Equtlr ilamme stein Hopper MALAYSIA
EiacktuuI AanhatDeyCo Euanished
Grant, USTnist
Part lV-DAVIS. J-Unnishsd
Part v --, !.
Part Vl--WHITAKER. J-Unnnishod.
Part Vill-BLANCHARD. J.-Unfinished.
Causes 10 be- scat from Fart III 10 Pars Nv, vi
and VII for TRIAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-06
BRONX COUNTY.

Edith d Halscy David Kass-John Van Tho
(two casesl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-06

BY HENDRlCK. J.
Gardner Cweinbsrg-Athur { Mandel.
c " Y/Bneyoort-Abraham Ooerstein.
RECEIVER MISUNDERSTANDING couRr.
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Lotus wsnEgi
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COUNTY COURT.

Caos5 viii be added to the ready section Of the
calendar each day Not moro than two cases IN
which The same trial counsel appears viii DO
placed on the DAY calendar
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-13
THE CONVENTION CITY.

r-.. ts t.. real r.-ysntfon CITY of
The STAT. II b.. entertained more
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-13
YEVANOFF IS HELD
TO HIGHER COURT
Lodged In Jail; Operated Jitney
in Houston.

Steve Yevanoff. Bulgarian, who it
is charged, embezzled more than
$1,000 in money belonging 20 the
Atlas Constructions, during the time
he was acting as foreman of their
gang, was held yesterday
to the superior court on a bail of
1880. He was committed TO jail in
default Of bond.
Two charges were mado by the
prosecution. The second complaint
was that he also embezzled about $500
in money previous to the recent theft.
This charge was not held against him
by Justice Schaeffer.
After Yevanoff left Tulsa he went
TO Houston, where, according TO his
testimony yesterday. he bought an
automobile and started one-car
jitney service.
Il made money, too," he added.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-13
Be Calm, Says
Taft; Wilson
Right, He Says

PHILADELPHIA, May 11--Former
President William II. Taft urged pa
UCnCe and calmness in the present in
tornational situation and called on the
citizens Of the country to stand by
President Wilson i'm an address at the
Union league here tonight. Referring
ITO the sinking of the Lusitana, Pro-
fessor Taft said the "inhumanity Of
the circumstances in the case presses
US on, but in the heat of even Just
Indignation Is not the best time TO
act, when action involves such mo-
mentous consequences and means un-
told loss Of life and treasure"
There are things worse than war"
Mr.. Taft declared, but delay due TO
calm deliberations cannot change the
situation or minimize the effect Of
what we finally conclude to do With
the present condition Of the war in
Europe our action, il it is to be ex-
treme, will not lose efficacy by Civ
ing time 20 the people, whose war it
will be, to know what they are
facing"
FirmneSs of Lincoln.
The president, he said, was acting
Ike Washington, Lincoln and Nc
Kinley in trying to avoid war. In the
present situation it was imperative
llitNl ne Sll'ulu hllNN lllt OpllllOl bl
the country without regard to preju-
dice
The task Of the president is a
heavy one" Mr.. Taft continued He
is acting for the whole country Ho
is anxious to find a way out of the
present difficulty without war.
Before party, before ourselves, we
are for our country. That Is what
he is working for. Shall we not stand
10y him in it? He will not surrender
our country's rights. IT may be nee
essary that for a hundred lives and
the method Of their taking we should
lose thousands and hundreds Of thou
sands of lives. The national honor
and interests may ultimately demand
! il, but time for serious thought and
clearly weighing the consequences
will not prejudice the justice of our
cause or the opportunity to vindicate
| it and this the president may be
counted on 10 secure.
roaSt to Wilson.
ut is the peoples cause, not his
alone and he does well when quick
action is of no critical Importance to
allay excitement and to await the
regular and studied action Of the peo-
pies representatives"
At the conclusion Of his address,
Mr.. Taft proposed toast to the
president of the United States" This
was drunk standing and amid a great
outburst Of enthusiasm.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-13

,,,i...-;.,, ,1.f.r.rl g.ts.r ON the matter
t.'s9'on
U"''' ".N'
...... -.....,,,.l.
THE 'EMENI Gu ShINF lot the
pavement ON North Boston avenue
and Jasper avenue WIiI DE GoIh)IelSu
today after several utla! S. uuo 10 IIt
recent heavy rains The paving work
probably Will be started next week
This stretch Of paving Will run iTom
Sequoyah school on Boston 10 Jas
per avenue, and on Jasper from
Main street TO Cincinnati mus con
meeting Kirkpatrick Heights with the
city n two different directions. MucH
building is to be done IN TINS part OF
the city in the near future. AmohG;
the new homes on the hclehts VIII
be that of II. K. Cline, who has puF-
chased two lots for that purpose.
=
PAUL GALLAWAf LEFT yester
day for Guthrie where he VIII attend
the meeting Of the state Elks WhlCh
Thursday and Friday Of this week.
While nothing Of an active nature
holds its annual meeting there on
had been put forth, Mr. Gallaway VIII
present Tulsa S invitation for the 1916
meeting Mr. Gallaway viii also 90
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-13

at work for "a week putting up flags
and bunting all over the city, In honor
Of the vet" conventions the latter
part of the week. The Elks' club
the court house, the city hall, Hotel
Tulsa and other prominent structures,
caught the spirit Of the occasion and
ran up flags on their roofs, BY the
time Gibbons got to convention hall
yesterday morning he was feeling very
patriotic. until he glanced up at the
flagpole and found that nothing
adorned it. He hastily borrowed a
big flag, shot it up the pole and then
Glory all over the front Of the build
ing.
4 PUBLIC SPEAKING department
an innovation i'm the growth Of Okla
hOma schools will be one Of the most
important branches in the Tulsa high
school next year This department
was made a certain adjunct Monday
night when F. V Westhaver of Wa
BASH Ind, was employed by the board
Of education at their regular monthly
meeting. Mr. Westhaver comes to
the Tulsa schools with the highest
recommendations possible, For several
years he has handled similar work in
the high school of East Chicago. He
is a recognized master Of public
speaking, elocution and delivery. 1t
is expected by superintendent of City
Schools OberholtZer that the enroll
ment in this department will be one
Of very rapid growth. Other teachers
employed by the board were Charles
Rowe Of Oklahoma City, assistant
principal of grade school; Rose Bord-
enkircher Of Burlington, Kan, grade
school; Irene Bowen, grade school;
Dora c. Probst, high school.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-13

Moro cash for lawyers. Uncle Sam
still believes the United Shoe Ma
cAinery company Is a trust and will
apeDal the suit dismissed by a federal
cosH xi,tlng IN Boston to the United
E,stsa nDtyme court.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-13
"Cas Poisoned"

LONDON. May ll-(9:25 p. m)-
For the first time since the war be
gan the phrase gas poisoned ap-
pears in casualty list The phrase
appears opposite the names Of ten Of
ficers and three men. The list is
dated May and was Issued tonight.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-13
brown Knocks Out Murray.

KENO OSHA, May 11.-George
IKuockouO Brown OF Chicago and
Billy Murray fought ten rounds here
tonight. The majority OF the sporting
writers at the ringside declared Brown
had the better OF the match. Brown
weighed lbS pounds and Murray le2
pounds
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-13

Japan's attitude toward China
seems to be that Of a boy who tells
another, 'Tf you do that again III
knock your block off"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-13

At that Orlsh working men are
not the only people on earth who pre-
fer boozinE to labonug have
some right here.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-13

It does no harm to keep in mind
that neutral vessels going through the
war zone take the chances for the big
profit there is, II they get through.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-13
CnNle In Wacn-

MEMPHIS. May l1.-Announce-
ment was made tonight that Norman
Coyle. an outfielder had been trans
fcrred 10y the Memphis club OF the
Southern association to Waco OF the
Texas league.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-13

It's head being known, some OF the
boys seem disposed to try TO get a
little excitement out OF selecting the
tail Of the Democratic ticket.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-13

Use salt freely ON stories Of scrap
ping in the federal reserve board
being human, It can't be expected to
be always unanimous.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-13

travelling rcpTcgCutatiyc Of the Master /
pmmbcTs ,ssori,tion is IN the city
,.o.,.,. l....,,,,,..-.,.......... ...-.,-,
fo'l' 'tM VI lNSI'.N EitN al'oHucu
yesterd9ys regular meeting OF lne
Guy IalheIS. Mayor No"u'h ana Auu-
nor IHue were ouih absent. me sta-
SION lasted pare h1it hour ana holh-
ing OUTSIDE OF routine business was
transacted
IL 4 STORY u SUNDAY morn /
ing 'o'4oA me- w ora ln"d s'l.".lE lE. |
referred 90 the oklahoma Bankers |
ass. IaN"u as the estate tLAers as /
--....
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-13

J. BURR GIBBONS, manager Of
convention hall. came near losing a
bet yesterday. Decorators have been
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-13

charging her with assault and battery
On the complainant's 10-year-old boy
After the witnesses told Of the many
minor differences between the two
women. Judge Schaoffer assessed
fine Of Just one dollar against the dee
fendant The fine was paid and the
case disposed Of.
W. G. Brockman refused 10 sell q
piece Of property in Tulsa county
after b. j. burke and w. A. PrateT,
real estate agents, had made arrange
ments for It's sale according TO suit
filed in the superior court yesterday
afternoon. The plaintiffs cite that
they had two rCspectiye buyers an'
| that they met with owner brockInau
and the sale was agreed TO. When
| q check for $1,000 was rendered
| BrOckman he declined TO sell the
| property for the amount stipulated,
Burke and Prater claim. The COM
mission for the sale would have been
|SZ5O, they claim, and IT is this amount
| for which they are SUNG.
SUIT on a promissory not for 5000
was filed in the superior court yes
Itcrday by C. ii Ovcrtou against w. j.
! Rahcr, l.. W MachCn, j. IT, Johns
! land Lee Kuusm1u. The plaintiff
claims that the note was originally
made over 10 W. J. Ra0er and tnat
later Baber transferred the note To-
| Oyclton The paper came due on
March 10 last. reads the petition, but
Ithat despite several demands payment
has not been made boy any of the sew
cral defcndaqH
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-13

There was a "nice' little neighbor-
hood row aired in Justice Schaeffer's
court yesterday. Mrs. Conrad and
Mrs stroud, both living in the vicin-
ity Of Easton and Boulder were the
principals in the issue. Ncighbors Of
both the women were witnesses. The
trouble started when Mrs Stroud
filed information in the county attor-
ney's office against Mrs, Conrad
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-13
Courthouse Notes

Marriage license was issued yester-
day to Raymond Shelton, 23, and
Luella Crout, 10, of Conway, Ark.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-13
City News In Brief

A. y. MMULLEN formerly Of
Tulsa but now Of Oklahoma city.
travelling representative Of the Master
Plumbers association. is IN the city
attending the convention Of that body
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-13

POLICE COMMISSIONER r. ].
QUINN yesterday submitted TO the city
commission the name OF Emmett
Flower for position in the police de-
partment. Flower. who served three
years in the United STAGES army and
has lived in Tulsa for five years. has
been on the force for several days as
a probationary officer. He has passed
the civil service examination and was
recommended for appointment by
both the commissioner and Chief
Burns. Owing TO the absence OF
Mayor Wooden. however. the COM
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-13

M o...
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-03
@oiebaS n. /.

2esIie 8pefer, tpelder M Nebros-
ia gearbeitet bat, ut pegen Mnneel
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men @ode noit Hcbrusfo 5uribfge.
febrt.
Sepmnnn Seieufoin unb Seiiei
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lung in Serntann.
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Rad,bari6aft.
Srul 2onife @oiier. bon q
2oltis. befinoet iid fiir mebrere Gag
bier ntf 8eiisd.
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peiieufiidler gerfanf.

Sc pirb hermit aneeSei9t baB bic uns
teraeidhnete, Sertualterin oes Wactlafes
Ses pertorbenen Gbriit &pttbpH. am
Souneritas. Den 9ten september, 1916.
beoiunenb um 10 ubr Sornlittass, auf
Der ghriit apttbufi Sarn. 2h Weiier
iiibfidb BON Stolpe. bas ioi9efioe, gum
NadhtaB eelori9e, beiue9iiche eisentpum
an ben Weiitbletenben %uerfanfeu miro.
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9eu. Sheibeu- gsse, Sng9u nit Top,
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speiipduuiqer 9ultinatpr, ooubleiectton
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laber, 5000 8funo autes Seu, ferner
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iiber So miro elm 8rebit BON 6 Monateit
betuiDiat, geaen Gote. nit geniigenoer
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aunqen oes SertaufS erfiint limo. COLE
tie es am 8. September resnen, oann fins
bet Der Sertanf am folsenoen 3age ifatt.
Snlta &ottbo #.
HahiaB.8 ertpalteri1.
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Sdiiten @erbuuSlnnacn.

&eselmaBise Serlammluns am
soften Gu9uIt.
0as 8rutpfoll Der lebten regel.
mdBiseu uno Der @rtras8 erlammz
lunsen wurben perleien mltb ange.
nommel, iuie usrleIen. 9ie ginnab-
men an nronatliden Yeitrasen be
trrsen Sl2.40. Sir bic Sterbe=
faiie siusen ein % Gents, Sol9en=
De Gebnunsen wuroen ein9ereiht
nnO our 3abluns ansewieien: @rai
Yrintius 60, 8rufarbeilen $3.50,
Gbriit. @berlin IL Sun, @aaren
$1.45. 8el6loiien, am 10. Sep
TENDER elm TreisibieBen ab5ubalten
uub Die Summe bon $500 ais
Yreiie ausi9ieBens 81 laiien. 8iel
Sbeibeu auisuitellen; l auflese-
Wann, / Centrum, l aufleses& Sting
uno | 5reibanos Sting Sdeibe. Die
pbise Summe sleidmdBis auf oig
pier S9eibeu gu uertbeilen. Die er.
iten 8reile iollen 10 blelben mic bei
uprbersebenoen 8reisi6ieBen. In.
fang oes SdieBen. Bunft II llbr:
8ahenidluB IS llbr; S1lnB oes
SbieBen, 5 ubr; bieraui Stedfr
nno 8reisuertbeituus als Yreis.
gomite wuroen Die Serren ID. Heu.
mann, 5rib &oeller uno @briit
Mann ernanlt. Ter Setretdr ,pur.
be beauItrast Den @aibinston Sbii.
ben= Serein einsulaoen, ii6 10 Sabl
reid wie m0slid az uniercm Yreis.
ldieHen gu betbeiligen.
Sieralrf erfolgte 8ertasung.
Sris Gang, Sefretar.
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Sbren Der &inber iuerSen oft
rernahlai iiat.

Or. HopeS. BON DER meoi5iniid)en
Sdnde Der uniperiit1t BON Miiiouri,
iagt nit 8esuq alti Obiees oos Sol.
geioe:
.@ieberbolte @ridlle BON Sbren.
leiben, nepbunoen nit Sdmer5 unb
IusilitB, iperben BON oen glterr
meiitens nidt bead)tet.
Dean lolite nidt oergeiien baB Elm
lauferpoes Obr, pieleid)t infolae bon
@ertadjl1iiieutag IN Der 8inol)eit,
6en ounit 9eGafteten I'M lpdteren
2ebelt baran o~ertinoert eiie eritsfloi
iige Sebemsperiiderlwie SIT erlangen.
Sober ei1tSelte arfaa pom Sbreimpct
idpibiet ole Sdarie Ses @ebors. Sin
taltfenoes DIR iolte itets ron eiltenl
S~pe5iaItiien bebou6elt meuoell
SdSSblid,e @epolptbeiten beim Hei'
nigen ser Sbren, fGnisen Sltm Ser.
luit SeS @ebors fiibrem. &ur eir
feltdlter Sapper. iiber Der Spibc oes
Singers, iollte gum &einigen ber
S6ren gebrm,d1t mepoen. Die Nm
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oas DIR elmer imperen &einigu1la he
Snrf. bann ioGte itets ein Irst 5u
mbte eeSoaen iper6en.
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Oh slanb.

Gouaro Blummer unO Satin,
bon Smensoille, luaren iiber lebten
Samstag unb Sonntas Die @dite
bon $. Us. Setobreoer uub Samilie,
Nrd. Ni6ollon uno 8alter @alper
luelde wdbrenb Der Grnte in Sanlas
searbeitet baben, lino uorise ISOLDE
bon bort Suriidaefebrt.
Die Serbit Seltli9feiteu Don
8lano, wel6e in Der p%ersanaenen
ISOLDE abgebalten muroen. lparen i'm
G0semeinen Elm @rfols, troBbem bic
eriten beiben 5ase burd idledJtes
@etter seiddoist wnrben. Der DE
lud) an ben 5tuei lebten 5aseu ,pal
jebod Elm b0bit 3ablrei1er.
$. %. &oied besab iid anl lebteu
Samstag uad) Rolebub, 100 er an,
Montag, ben 8. September. leint
Stelle ais ErinSipal Der oprtiaer
Sdule antreten miro.
8ur6 ben itarten Meseu, i'll De,
Nabt pOm leBten Samsta@ wuroel
bic Commercials, BON Sernann
perbinoert am Sonntas bier gun
Spiel nit unisren y8ops" su er.
ideinen; mir pullen jebo6 boiieu bai
es oenlelben m6gli6 lein miro an
nad)'ten Spnntas 81 tommen,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-03
Thanks to the Modern Woodmen
of America.

My beloved husband took sick about
a year ago and died on the 18th day of
July, 1915. On the 9th day of August,
less than a month after his death, I re-
ceived an order on the head banker of
the M. W. A. for $1,000. I consider this
very prompt payment and it certainly
comes to me in time of need. My hus-
band joined the Woodmen Jan. 2, 1909
and died July %, 1915. His monthly
dues were 95c. Thus he paid in a total
of $75.0 5 in the six years and seven
months of his membership.
Young men and husbands, join the
Woodmen. 1t is the poorman's insur-
ance, and is one of the safest and largest
fraternaI insurance companies IN the
world Anyone can earn sufficient to
carry a one or two thousand dollar poll
cy, and always have his hearth, home,
and children protected.
JULIA KoTrHoFF.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-03
Sutton.

Der unter5eihnete uir6 auf ieiner
Sart1, z Meilen bon Sermann, am
Dienstae, oes Z. September t9i5.
Sesinuenb um Buntt 0 llbr, 8ormits
tags, ba8 futgenbe beueelide g~i9eutbunt
an ben Wetfbieten6en nertaufeu:
7 RauleIel, 2 NrbeitSsM auleiel, 16 u.
1871 Sanb bod, s uuo 10 Sabre alt; !
3tuetidbriger, g~inidbri9e nnb 2 idas
aenoe Maulelet. 3 @fdbren, eine5 Sabre
alt, 16 5anb bod; cine Z Sabre alt, l5h
SAND bod; cine 3 Sabre aft. 10 Sano
bod. 8 Mtlhtlbe, etne nit &alb. 2
Rtnoer, | 8uIen-&alb, 2 Sauen, cine
nit z ssertei, l Cher, Is 2aufer, l 31s-4
BSeroetraft ,Retp @ap" @aiolinsWaz
ibtne, auf borietrud. NIT @pparat gum
S~ol5iasen, l Suffer- 9ohler, | Bns.
mf6le, BEL Sano ODER Walhine, |
Shleiffein, 30 S0G i'm 0nrd]meier, l
Beinr o6er gioersMi l i1euer 5artis
8asen, / utebrtser @agen, Sprin9tuaeen
nit Sop. 8nggp, 1No. / 8entp Stingers
Streuer, l 8tnber, l FERTILIZER Gheibens
9riG, &ornpHanaer, Sboe>9rin, @rass
Waber, l leffs6nmtp Seurefen, l Sang
plug nit 2 10 3oG 8fiiger. 2 Sanbs
pIige, BON IL 80u, l &%ornpfiug. ltfueta
lpanniaer g%ultibator, 2 einipannise guIe
tipators, / fluf.lhaufel gultipator, l
Sdhpdc Seber, 1 SbeibeusGsee. arpeis
Settion Stablsgsae, | Screper, l belize
9uft Sntubator, fur 240 @ier, | Stod
autes Simotbp Seu, 3 9ubeno 8onblut
&bobe Ssiauo 8ebs, 8oiesgomb Sennen
unb Sabne, / gopbopsS attei, l Samena
Sattel. 2 Get st%peiipdnniae @asen>@ea
idirre. 6 Get Bluargeihirre, l 8aihs
Raihine, 2 SeibsSefen. l 8utterfaB.
5erner Sausgerdtb nn6 piele an6ere
5arm9eratbe, sa aablreih I'm ansefttbr'
sn tper6er.
8e6iusunsen: vile 8etrdse Biz
gu $500, 8aar; fir ar6Bere 8etraat
rpirb elm &re6it BON II Wonaten befuii'
liat, sesen Rote nit genfgenoer 8irs'
idaft.
SoGte eS am 7. September resnen,
oann finbet Der 8ertauf am nddier
Gage itatt,
4feone d. 2teusnaun.