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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-05

the Congregational Sunday school.
The Judges of the parade were DR. W..
+. Putnam. W. A. Root and !. p. Walk
er all of Bennington.
The committees to whom Is due a
large amount of the credit for the sue
cess of the parade were the carnival
committee consisting of William Brom-
ley, Edward Worthington, Harry Good
ermote, Arthur Bassett, and George
b. yelling the float committee made
up of Mrs. Edward Hart. George Green,
Carl Mattison, and Bross Scriyens'
and to the automobile committee on
which were Miss Amy Surdam and
Kenneth Durham.
After the parades, the crowd ad-
journed to the park to witness the con
cluding program of the morning. The
exercises were opened by the song,
Vermont which was rendered by
Mrs. Helena Downs of Bennington.
Recitations followed by Frederick
Green and Bernard Kelly. The ad-
dress was delivered by Willard w.
Bartlett who took for his subject Co
operation" Mr.. Bartlett spoke brief
ly and with force and his interesting
short address was greatly enjoyed. y
flag drill OF sixteen OF the grammar
school children, song Let us Have
Peace" by Mrs. Downs, and the sing
ing of America" by the entire attend
ance completed the exercises shortly
after noon.
In the afternoon n track meet was
held On the athletic field. The races
consisted of two 100 yard dashes, one
for boys under fifteen and one for
| those in the senior class. The former
was won by Cross with Parker and
| Mooney following. The prizes were
two dollars, one dollar and fifty cents.
| The senior dash was won by Herbert
Mattison with Nelson Payne and Ed
ward Wiley second and third. The
| prizes for this race were three dollars
two dollars and one dollar respective
! ~.
| Following the track meet. there was
a baseball game between the married
men and the single men which was
won by the former by score OF II tc
2. A basketball game between the Ben
nington Y NJ. c. A. team and the
team representing the Mccullough
Engine Company team resulted in 9
victory for the Bennington five by 9
score of II to ..
1t was estimated that between S00l
and 1000 spectators were present n
the exercises in the evening when The
celebration even surpassed The pro
gram carried out earlier In the day
The evening began with band concer
by the North Bennington band, afte
which there was parade of horrible
with band of their own. The parad,
was not very long, but this fault wa
made up by the originality shown II
the make.ups Of those who participat
ed. Six reels Of moving pictures feat
uring THE Crimson Wing" wa
story, were shown on the Masoni
grounds on Bank street under the SUI
ervision of John B. llarte of Benninl
ton. The entire evening program wa
thoroughly enjoyed by the attendanc
and no one was seen to depart fo
home until the last sparkler ha
spaikled. Even then there may hay
have been some sparkling on the roat
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-05
Is DEATHS IN DAY
FROM |NFANIILE
PARALYSIS
In City Of New York--59 New
Cases Reported
GREAT EXODUS OF CHILDREN
Stations and Trains Crowded with
Mothers and Children Fleeing
From Danger.

New York, July 5.-Twenty-fye deaths,
SO new diagnosed cases and 81 new SUI
spected cases--this measures the "a
hour toll of infantile paralysis in New
York, from o'clock Monday night to
o'clock last night.
The ravages of the disease reported
to the health department yesterday eX-
ceeded those reported Monday night
for both Sunday and Monday-72 new
cases and % deaths.
With the spread of the disease,
many thousands of children of well-to-
do parents-50,000 is considered a con
servative estimate-have been sent out
OF New York This has caused the
New York State Health Authorities to
issue strict orders that State Health
Commissioner Biggs be notified by tele-
phone Immediately OF the discovery OF
a case of infantile paralysis. The auth
critics in nearby states have taken sim
liar precautions.
The number of cases reported to date
is 524 and the number OF deaths is 126.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-05
Ilnnrateful llnderdon.

AS | walked out the other night
/ found two big dogs in a fight.
4 largo crowd stood.
But wouldn't 20 the rescue so
Or even try to stop the flow
OF canine blood
tried to help the underdog,
Which had the neighborhood agog.
He bit me
So after this III let him yelp.
No underdogs I'll ever help.
You sit me2
Los Angeles Express
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-05
Tired of the Domestic Battlefield.

"AIrs, IIenpeck is going round in hys-
terics. Poor Mr. Henpeck is still do.
tained abroad"
"No, he isn't"
"Then why does he stay?"
Says he'd rather be where the fight.
ing is more general" al."-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-05
DANGEROUS For Democrats.

Republicans never did expect Parker
the Bull Moose vice.presidential candi.
date to flop to Hughes. Parker is q
Southern gentleman, sab, and by birth
Democrat. II is still said that a real
genuine Southerner is afraid to 90 Ia
Heaven for fear he might have to si'
alongside a Republican I'm the choil
and he doesn't want to 20 to the other
place where he is sure he will find Re
publicans IN the majority.-Atchisor
Globe,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-05
ESTATE OF AoALlNE B. PRovAN
lyTATE IN YFRMONT

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon.
~ District of Bennington. ss. able Probate
Court for The District of Bennington aforesaid
To all persons Interested In the estate OF
Adaline II. Provan late OF Bennington, in said
District deceased. GREETING
WHEREAS. said Court has assigned the Goth
day OF July next for examining and allowing
the account OF the Executor of the estate
of taid deceased and for decree of the res
due OF said estate TO the lawful claimants of IN
same, and ordered that public notice thereof be
given TO oil persons Interested In said estate by
publishing this order three weeks succcgsivcly
previous TO the day assigned, In the Bennington
Evening Banner. n newspaper published at Ben.
nlngton, In said District.
THERkF0RE you are hereby notified 20 ap.
pear at the Probate Office m Bennington in
said District, on the day assigned, then andthere
TO contest tho allowance OF said account IL
you see cause, and establish your right as hoire,
lepatces and lawful claimants 10 said resdue
GIVEN UNDER MY HAND, this sith day OF
June, 1916,
AMY II. HARBOUR. Register.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-05
cARRANZA REPLY PACIFIC
Washington Expects It WE! Aid in
Settlement


Washington, July 4,-The Carranza
Governments reply to the American
Governments demand that it make
whether its attitude toward this coun-
try was belligerent or friendly reached
Washington today and is of such char
actor. when associated with other ele-
ments OF the Mexico situation, as to
avert the immediate prospect of hostili-
ties between the two countries. Two
weeks ago war seemed inevitable. To-
night it appears that such a contingen-
oy has been avoided.
The Carranza note is concliatory.
aud is represented as being OF kind
that will serve as a basis for an annie
ablo adjustment.
The note is a reply to the last two
notes sent by this Government June
% and June 25, and brings the con-
troversy up to date
1t does not demand the withdrawal
of American troops northward and
suggests further negotiations to settle
any disagreement
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-05

Ills Fiancce-Papa will make his
settlement the same day we are mar
rled. the 10Th
The Count-Come. dsir, let us get
married on the 18th.
His Fiancee-ls that the anniversary
Of some great historical event in your
family?
The Count No. but have note due
the lSth.-Puck.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-05
BEAUTIFUL AMERICAN FLAG
Can Be Had For Coupon and 9t
Cents,

Cents.
4 beautiful American flag feet by s
feet for coupon cut from this paper
and gS cents i'm cash can be had at the
Banner Office for the next few days,
This large slzo flag Is guaranteed by
It's makers to be fast color. The stripes
are scwcd together and 1t is in every
way first class nag, just such AZ
ought to De owned by every family.
Now when the country is practically at
war Is q good time to get one Of these
splendid ilags--thc call OF the colors.
This Is the hest chance the people
of this section have ever had to get Il
large flag of this quality for so small
price. We have only limited mum.
her OF these flags and shall have no
more.
The price IS ono coupon from this
paper and 9S cents II wanted sent by
mah send sis cents extra for postage
! and packing.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-05
A Cynical Motorist.

"Some machinery seems to possess
almost human intelligence"
I'm not sure it isn't something bet.
ter" replied Mr.. Chuggins. my auto
mobile. for instance. would be perfect.
ly quiet and peaceful If some of us hu.
man beings didn't jump in and put
up to tricks. Washington Star.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-05
Nav Knows a Few Thinas.

Willle-Maw. when did you celebrate
your wooden wedding?
Maw-The day | was married, my
son.
Paw-willle. you beat 1t to bed
Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-05
From BAD to Worse.

lie wearied his friends with his gibes and
his jokes
At golf and the people who play.
But now he describes the phenomenal
strokes
He's made since he learned how to play.
Judge.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-05
Caution.

BE sure you're right, then go ahead.
And many things you will endure.
But also some one should have said.
OF what is right don't be too sure
--Detrolt Free Press.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-05
BAND CONCERT TONIGHT
Program for Entertainment at Cottage
Hotel This Evening.

Following is the program for the
band concert to be given from the
verandah of the Cottage MOTEL this
evening:
March-Gippoland Lithgow
Habanera-Mexican Kisses Roberts
Naughty Marietta Herbert
One steps-Wedding of the Sunshine
and the Rose Gumble
Alabama Jubilee Cobb
Overture-Stradella Flotow
Observation-Disclosures of the South
Solomon
MaZurka-l.a Czarine Came
March-The peacemaker Afford
The Star Spangled Banner
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-05
Hope Springs Eternal.

Maud-Havc you ever had Your
flower garden look as you wanted 1t tol
Beatrlx-No; you see, we've only lived
here twenty-five ycars.-Life.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-05
GERMANS CLAIM TO
HAVE CHECn..ss
THEIR FOES
British and French Advance Said
to Be Stopped
RUSSIANS CROSS CARPATHIARS
French Admit that Thiaumont Fort
Near Verdun is Again In Hands
OF Germans
RUSSIANS CROSS CARPATHIARS

Berlin, July 5.--The allied drive in
the Somme region has been stopped
for the present. During the past "a
hours the French and British have
made desperate efforts at several
points along a 90-mile front and have
been repulsed with sanguinary losses.
In the Verdun section last night the
troops of the crown prince captured
q French trench and took a few pris'
oners. The French claims of holding
Triaumont fort are untrue.
London, Wednesday, July Bring
ing up to the Somme front reinforce
ments from other parts of the western
battle line, the Germans are stubborn
ly contesting every yard of the British
offensive.
Torrential rains today hampered the
Allies operations, and the British ac-
tion was confined in large part to con
solidating the ground already won and
beating off German attacks.
At La Boisselle, however, the fight
ing was of violent character. The
Germans succeeded at one time in the
day in getting back part OF this town.
but they were again expelled late TINS
afternoon by the British who now have
full possession.
London, Wednesday, July 5.-Rus-
sian cavalry patrols have crossed the
Carpathians and entered Hungary, ac-
cording to wireless dispatch received
here from Bucharest.
The dispatch says that the patrols
advanced from Kimpolung and entered
Hungarian territory on Tuesday. They
cut telegraph wires and blew up build
ings in which food and munitions were
stored.
1t is added that the news that in
vaders are again on Hungarian soil
caused deep impression in Budapest
London, July 4.-The Thiaumont
work, northeast of Verdun, around
which some of the fiercest fighting of
the war has taken place, was captured
this afternoon by the Germans for the
fourth time, according to the official
statement issued by the French War
Office tonight.
During last night the Germans made
six successive attacks northwest of
Thiaumont Work, but were repulsed,
Paris says. Today, however, the
Crown Princes guns shelled the work
all the morning, and at O'Clock the
infantry carried it by assault.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-05

One virtue win cfface many vices;
one vice will ctface many ylrtues.--
Balzac.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-05
WEATHER FORECAST

For eastern New York aud western
Vermont, fair tonight and Thursday.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-05

FOR SALE-Hay, standing, Nc
Roy farm, North Bennington, Tel. 26.
2StG
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-21

arfs eritli6ite ipibmen unb 5u benen
bic srftsn Rrdfte unieres natipnalen
@enius Derfpanbt iperben miiiTen, riGs
tet lid ni6t alIein sesen frsmbs 4ns
9reifer. Sic follte uns beDaffneH
gum WiberifaIrbe nssen bic lle6srsriffs
unb Reuseialtunsen DON bstrogensu
oDer proiefte ma4enben Sattioneu i'm
Jnnern, benn bic 5prannsi zines Grs
oberers lit ni9t 9ahenspertbsr, ais
Der Oeipptismus sinsr MoioritGt, bic
nift bur4 @efeb einsefGrdnft III. -
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pa sssen bic Ssuti6 ameritaner,
fonbern segsn bic amsritanii6e Q(rs
bettsrtlaifs ri4tet, sebt tlar aus bem
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uDb auf bic ,DeipOtis elmer Maioritdt"
berpor, bic ntft our9 oas @eies ein.
gefhrdntt pirb.
Ter amerifaniiten 9lr6eiterflaiie lit
jebt sefdgt tporben, ssgen tpen ii9
etsentli9 Der TiiitunssI9tpinoel ri6s
tet. @iro iie ibre Gebren oarmlS gle.
benz!
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arme nd6 ibrenh ertriHtenben aitbe
ausitrefte Die iiinge i45ns Ehlobs
berrin aus 8efgxn oper 5rdnireicp,
bic am @ingang ibres 5aufes cine
o-obenbe @rilppe perfbtert dusiebenber
beutfher Dffi3iere dbpebrt, III sint Be-
liebte Nummer gerpiHer engliiber Wos
Genbfdtter. 0ie'eHf zen 2efer bersas
nete SeHtimentalitdt ma3t ii6 aub
bel ben 9iteln Der ein5elnen 3situnssa
4rtitel Lemertbar. SerbieR, bisies
5eimut6sldnb bes poIitiiten Morbes,
bitier 2nftiftsr bss grobten uHo finn
Iofeiten dllet arieee, beibt in bieieH
Do6tn in Der srgliffen greFe nur
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3eitungen ge9eRiiber Serbien ourds
aug ni6t auf 3drtIifts geoauerH &c.
ftimmt Seit Die riibrerto altersidpa.
den @eiti5teH Don armsnii6tn
@reuefH in Der trglii9eH alnb dmerie
tanii6en preiie pieoer duftauhen, III
bic ueberi6rtft belisbt: Der Tiirfei
grobtes 8er6reher." Dor orei Jdbs
rem fonnte man nod iiber bic 2iirtsn
lefen, ooB ibre Sorti6rttts 4rertera
nung Deroienen. S5ebt finb lie blobe
Ser re6er. Die politHde 2bea,.rs
GentimentolitGt Gnglanbs TT eine Der
grctesten Observation-Disclosures oes
gBelttrisges. Quf bisisn Se6iete ME
auf 70 maA9em anseren mub man I'M
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5rdge, Die 10 pi9tig lit fir Die tiinfa
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rDirO GRglanO ned Summe fiuben?
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3udtr. - prsiis fef. - Raifis
Hirtsr Gut aoaf $7.15; poipbsreb
1886; Gubes $3.50; aranulirtsr S6.s
%: gOnfseticnsrs ~ $6.15; Dff
ar $3.50; fpeiber srtra $5.70; srira
.g- $3.50 per 100 pfunb.
WoIaffes III itstis. - Rem
ORLEANS Open RstIs 45- Sc; gsntris
fugol 25-34e per 0dIlone.
Refs. - aouiiian1. syaneu 6sab
64-6as; prima 54--5ae orbindrsr
4-4ae: sapan 4a-5ac per plumb.
Dairp probutte.
Butter. - Wartt 5isnlIi@ Iebs
baft uno ipiIIissr. - WboIsmiIi ertra
35e; Gsntroli3eb erira 322g; genttas
li5eb firifs 29e; Gsronbs &c; 6dnsp
DARN 24e: padina 9tOd 17A-19e
pr pfgnb.
Hdfe. - wnarIt itstis. Dbio 17r;
Saorbmsfilimer 17A-19e: Rsip gorl
19c; G4lpeisr 26e; ba. Hrid lH2e;
eimburosr 17--17ae per pfunS.
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RtHbbteh. - Die 3ufubr mar
beute siemli6 arob. bic Nadfrase md-
big anb bic preiie fielsn Inn 15-25c
uisbriser als am Montug. Cute Beef
&rbe unb gannsrs iinb itetis i'm preie
ie, Gtoders unb i5eeosrs limb rar uHb
.feif. - Wil&tiik iinb itetia.
Wittlsre unb idpsre Stisr, 800
500; O6fsn $3.00-6.5O; glafher
Stiere $5.50-725; auserleisns biz
srtra $7.35-7.75; 6eifers $500
100; auserleisns big srtra $7.10-7.s
50; aiibe $3.50-5,25; auserleiene Bis
srtra $5.50--6.OO; fetts 9dirp Riibe
$5.0O-6.O0; Gamers $3.O-3.85;
Nildiiibe $35-S5. Stpders unb
Jeebers: Stiere S5.25-7.25; 5ei-
fers $4.50-6.00; aiibs $4.Oo5,OO.
8ullM.- Der Wartt mar hute
i4pa6 uno bie prsiie um 1O-15e
niebriger.
5ette 8iiqsu $6.00-6.5O; Bologna
$5.25--6.00; massre unb l.ihte A.s
00-5.O0.
adlber- Die Sufubr mar
5iemti6 srob, bic gaafrase mdbis
unb toie preiie nm 25-5Oc nnisbriser.
Bette adlber $10.25-1O.5O; fair
bis CUTE leidte $70O-10.OO; orbtnd.
re uno srobt $4.00-9.75.
9 9netne 0i, 3ufubr mar
bic arDbte felt osm eriten Sanuar.
Glsiidxriortsn fislsn um 5e, lsidtre
geriaHbtforitn I'M 10t; fstte Ger.s!
limb itetig.
@ute bis ausui.isn. 9srpddangss
unb ;gleiiherfortsn $7.45-7.5O; &c,
mii6te @erpadurgsiurt.n S7.25-7.s
40; ausseiudte mittlsrs, 160-18o
pfunb $7.30-7.4O; l.idte 9rianpts
iOrtsn, 120 bic 155 !gfunb. $7.05-
1875; sEerieI. no pfuno unb baruHs
ter $5.00-7.00; orOinGre biz ausers
lsiene fdipsre fsti. Sdu. s5.25-7.s
90; oroiH1re Bis 0ute Stass. $500
500; ertra $5.25.
G ddfe urb ldmmer. -
Der Warft 5eists nur penis 8erGns
Onuns. Die bsiiu.n fetsn admmer
ulreH itetig. bic aHberen iansiam
unb niebriser.
s4afs, ,rfro $6.5e-6.75; sais
Biz auserIefene $5.75-6.40; orbindre
Bis fuir S3.00-5.65; admmer, ertrn
$i0.85-11.00; CUTE Bis dus.rlsiens
S9.5o-10.75; Guu Bis fair 5000
500.
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Greita 81. ssanuar 1915.
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11.o7 ON S9Iub 1895; fir Suli
an S4luB 11.12.
Butter. - Wartt unperdnpsrt.
Ger. - Wdrft urberdnbert.
aartUffeln. = Marft feit.
Gefliisel. = 2ebenbes. Warft uns
perdnbert.
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Mubsl 6t4t 291s; RABBI 30; Silber. Dsrren
SsN. RsTtfsnifds Soasrs tsX.
htttsHmarft--Gs wurbe hsule Gin
ltaffsf DRUID sum gsrsaufsn aussslbt unD
bic prstie haifen hsbpr4 ~ leibsn. 1if
xritssaitien wsrbsn am lneiffen miiesnpm.
men uHs islbh pie RaArtft bab Bsibfshem
Stesl com. cine gipioenot pon S02S erilart,
bate fsinen GinfuB dui ben Narft.
giIenssbn aittsa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-21
1asIid9er Msarst.8 erid,t.
gineinnati. 20. Sanuar.

GtHc1nndft, ~. Sdnudt.
Die na6folsenbsn nnotirunssn bs'
sieben ii9 nur auf Gnsros 1ranss
a.tiontn. gei ileinnsn 0efHdfieH
iptrben ettpds b5btrt preiis bere9net.
propiliontM
Gdmal5. prima GisanI
10.10-10.35: Jamilp 10.75-11.O0.
1rodengefaf5enes glsif d.
- Sbort clear Seiien. Ioi. loo
LEO; grtra fbort clear Ssiten HOO
11.50; grtrd fbort clear Seiten 11.0O
11.25; Bellies 1200-12.50.
gacon. Sbori clear Seiten
12.0O-12.5O; ertra fbort clear Seis
ten 12.O0-12.25: ibort Rippsniei!tr
12.O-12.25; Bellies 13.25-13.75
per pfunb.
Sugar GureS Gfeifd. -
SHintsn 16t-17e; pisnic SHultsrn
12-12ae; Breaifeii Bacon 19-20e;
Sdulisrn In padetsn 12-12Ac; Rem
yort Gut 12-12ae; .yodtns 9esf
S&inlen 24-25e per pfunb.
GHbgepSteItes gleifd.
- S6inisn 14-14ae; pienie Sdul'
tern 11--11ae; Bellies 16-16Ae;
SGulisru 114-11ae; Sdulteru, ".
.. Gut bo. 114-114e per plumb.
Urit4es Glsifh. - Shin'
Ten 11.75-12.O0; pienie SHalierrl
S.50-e.75; S&ultrn S.5O-9.75:
fbort Rippenititen 9.50-10.00; ihort
clear Rippenftitsn 9.75-10.25: srtra
ibort clear Rippenieit.n 9.50-10.OO;
9tIlies lei6te 12.50-12.75; Bellies.
i9ipsre 11.00-11.75.
MebI unb Geirtibe
Mebl. - Winlsr patsni $500
$40; Winttr fantp $5.85-6.00;
Wiu.er iyamilp $5.30-5.40; Winier
ertra $4.s5-5.05; Winisr orbindres
A.@-485; 6ar!ss Weioen patent
$6.4E E6.85; 5artes Wei5en fanep
S6.W-6.25; 5artss Wei5sn Gamilp
$5.05-5.40; Rcgssnmebl norbpeits
Iides, senifbtss $5.55-5.So; reinss
gitp Rogpenmsbl S5.65-5.90; Gitp
gemiidtss Rosgermebl $5.B-5.0.
Weisen. - go. 2 rother Winter
SO. 8 bo. $1.30-136;
Ro. A DO. $1.19-1.28.
Melfd orn.- go. / ipeibss
=; 80. 2 bO. 77A-7ss; go. 8 bO. n
-77ss; SO. A DO. 74-74Ae; To. 81
S9. 73-73ae; RO. 8 bo. 7oa-71e.
- go. / aefbes =; Ro. 2 DO. 77A-
7se; 60. 3 DO. 77-77ae; RO. 4 DO.
74-74se; Ro. 5 DO. 73-73Ae; 80. 8
DO. 70a-71e. = Ro. 1 gemHdiss
-; go. 2 bo. 77a-7sd glo. 3 bo.
77-77ae; Ro. 4 DO. 74-74te; Ro.
5 bo. 73-73ac; go. 6 30. 70a-71e.
= aoItxntorn, peibss 72-73e;
RoIbentorn, astbes 72--74e; aolbens
torn. ssnif4tess 71-72c.
Rosgen. - 80. 2 $1.01--1.o3;
no. 8 97-99e; go. 4 90-93e.
6afer. - Hortbpsitsrn No. 81
peibsr 54-55e ;gloribpeitsrn. Gtanbs
,rb ipeiber 52s-53ae; Ro. 8 tptibsr |
.inbeimiiher 51-52e: 30. A ipeibs. |
10 SOC: Ro. 2 gemiidier 52-53e; |
10. 3 semif4ter 50--51e; Ro. Age !!
niiHter 48--49t.
Wbisfep.
@sriauii murbsn 6S3 g6ls. Dis
IiilI.rs Giniiheb gOobs auf btr Bats
bon $1.39 per gaIcne.
Groceries.
aaffee - Japa 23-30e; Wps
fla 2s--30c; Guatemala fanep 19c;
DO. gutter 17Ac.
arIna .................i!E i7S
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