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Rut there are hosts of other women
who do not spend their summers in
climates that are consistently hot from
Nav until october and who do take ad-
vantage of every slightly cool day to
discard the raiment Of hot days; ana
there are others who journey from one
climate to another and therein. need
variety of clothes. and il Is just be
cause of this mass of women, with their
separate and individual needs and de-
rnands that the summer wardrope is
ALWAYS an irritating problem. When
making the clothes for June one signs
FOR the days of October, when the fab
rio question is settled and one only
has TO pay attention 20 cut ana price.
strange that America. which has
tropical weather swirIed all through
these next four months. rarely sup
plies it's people with q competent va =
ricty of comfortable fabrics. We
travel to Cuba and env. The men and
women their look of complacency
which comes from their being dressed
in Dongee and linen. In thin alpaca ana
get in this country. but We rarely
make of them.
We are always delvins after nov
elites after weayes that have been
mad" by E"dier and Bianchini- who
arc doing their best for country they
have never seen and for class of
women who wear gowns in the street
that no Frenchwo would wear.
Or. maybe the American mills and
shops do provide quantity Of COM
Portable fabrics for the continent. but
tho women do not search for them.
They try TO accept with grace the ma
'~rials that fashion has laid down for
their acceptance.
The significant fact about this sea
son is tina. there is p strong indication
that fashion and comfort Will go hand
IN hand. without any undue solicita-
;ion on the part Of the women. Some
where in France they have decided
that poplin. Dongea and alpaca. 10 sa y
nothing Of Bingham, muslin and ecru
linen. are to be excessively fashion
~ bic
No American is unsccustomed TO
'hcse fabrics. but probably the younger
generation knows nothing of the joy
OF wearing pongee. poplin or alpaca
suit or frock on a hot day.
O.,
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paper. but do not grease il, and press
the batter through a pastry bag on to
it Form in strips four inches long
and one inch wide. Sprinkle these
with powdered sugar, and bake in a
moderate oven ten minutes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-04
Bouchees of Caviar.

SPREAD fried circles or fingers Of
~ bread with a thin layer of caviar.
~ In the center place a Spanish
queen olive. with It's pit removed and
the cavity filled with minced red pep
pers Hold the olive in place with
few drops of mayonnaise and put tiny
dots of the same about the bordered
pepper. If preferred, anchovy and
apers may be substituted for this.
Clam Cocktails.
While the proportions OF the ingredi-
ents used for the dressing to Il clam
cocktail vary according to individual
preferent e, a good working standby al
lows to each plate five seven clans,
one teaspoonful of horseradish. one
teaspoonfuI of taTraeon vinegar.
Tablespoonful Of tomato catSup, tea
spoonful of table sauce. u teaspoouful
Of lemon Juice, four drops Of tabaSco
sauce and a pinch of salt Mix all the
seasoningS thoroughly, add the hi
valves. nh into gIaSsts or grapefruit
halves fIled with ice. then set in the
icehoN 10 become thoroughly chilled
ana blended before serving. Chilli
Sab'e, grapefruit lUlCc or some OF the
clam liquid may be used In the sauce
If desired. tress may be served as
saruIsh Cocktails also often
served in the half-shell, grouped about
a green pepper followed and standing
upright This Is flied with the coudi-
Inents and each clam is dipped into IT
before ealing.
Onion Soup a la Clermont
Potage Il la cIermont. as j.; is called
is held in high esteem. TO make it cut
dozen small onions in rings and fry
to a golden brown in little butter or
olive oil. Remove, drain a fine
sieve. then put into two quarts of clear
broth, veal or mutton, colored with Il
little culinary bouquet to an amber
color. Season with salt and pepper
and serve with toasted sippets of bread
soaked in the turreen.
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Choice Of aRricS for the Comfortable

nngs Pms and Pos Will Be the Fashion,
Silks
in PopHn
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Drecoll sent over early in the season
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ststent fact that should govern the
choice of clothes for the next four
months is. after all. contained in the
line from the weather bureau which
notes the seasonal average for fifty
years.
There are thousands of women who
have always tried TO bluff the weather
with its seasonal average. They nave
insisted upon serge, thin homespuh
and heavy. corded silk in climate
where the thermometer was quite as
apt to reach 80 as 20 But the Women
who are comfortable in the summer
and who do not pretend to ignore the
fact that an American summer is not
n European summer, simply MI the
sewing room with the fabrlcs mat
through time and experience have
proved TO be faithful friends when the
thermometer scars.
After a cool spring women are apt
to feel that they can go through the
summer with coat suits of serge and
sill. for human memory is exceedingly
BOO: and the agonized discomfort OF
ore year is forgotten when the next
year rolls around.
That is as il should be. from the
standpoint of human endurance. Tor u
We were constantly reminded of all
tho pain and discomfort that We had
suffered in the past neither the pres
eut nor the future would be worth Nv
ing.
Possibly no note Of warning or ad-
vice is needed by the thousands OF
women who live in summer climates
where the heat is aCknoW ledsed ana
the effort made to get away from it is
not frantic and continuous, where won
IN accent conditions without making
much ado about them. did our an
cestors before the da! when apld
transportation linked Maine TO MISSES
Sippi and Coronado Beach to 'oney
Island.
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mcnt longer and pour over the pota =
toes
Grapefruit Salad on Artichoke
Hearts,
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NEW NOHk. June i"io.
1HE krotty problem which many
women have to smooth out IN
II securing q comfortable summer
q outfit IS the choice of materials
There is no use consulting the Gather
bureau about it. because. as rule. their
nropbecies are made while the events
are occurring
The American climat" stretches owe"
such enormous area that ii is quite
right and proper that it should vary
between localities and from hour TO
hour. Fashion itself can decide many
things in the way of clothes. but when
Iune arrives fashion must go hand in
hand with comfort. and each group
of women must settle the affair for
themselves.
What the women of New York wear
IS not suitable for the women in Texas
Bar Harbor. as a summer resort. de-
rlands A different kind of clothes from
White sulphur. The Maine coast has
absolutely nothing in common with the
south Atlantic coast. and days in New
orleans demand different clothes from
days on Long Island.
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Neapolitan Ice Cream.

Take a cake of Neapolitan ice cream
and sarnish with whipped cream and
candied ginger Serve with small.
fancy cakes
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Add two heaping tablespoonfuls of
powdered sugar to the stiffy beaten
whites OF three eggs. Add to these the
well beaten yolks of two eggs and
vanilla extract. Fold in one-half cup
q .--iL-.LI IL: AENl 81. -
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2ofal 8eridt.
3r. s.. e. gtoa
@irS, iuie es beiht oemnadit nad
GinsiHnati 5uriidfe9ren.

Or. 8. 9. StoG, Der tetannte bic
iige 2tugenar3t, Der betonntli6 In
eHsliids ariessssfanseni6aft ges
rietb, als er uor einiger .3eit ben Ser
iu9 ma4te unter bem S6uB Der Sc
feai4aft bonn 9sutf6en Rotben
&reuS na4 Deutf6l1nb gu gelangsn,
nm ieine dr5tli6e E6dtisteit bem 9as
terlanbe CUR 9srfiigung gu iteQen,
biirfte binnsn fur3em pieber bier elm
treffen.
Sn bieiem Sinne Bat nenigIiens
Or. Stoa in einem gsitern eingetrpfz
fsnen Brief fsiner bier psilsnben Sat
tin sefdrieben unb 1srau Or. StpQ
bofft natiirIi6, baB bieIe @erii6erling
i3rss Sdttsn fi6 befpabrfeiten pirb
unb bieisr Soffnuns iinb ebsnfaGs feis
ne 3oblreiden Iyreunbe, bic ni9ts unz
sstban gtlaifsn baben, Inn ieben nur
srbsntli4en Ginflub geltsnb gu ma
9sH. bamit Or. Stpll aug Der 9efan.
geni4aft in Goinburg 6efreit tpirb.
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Saf Did Oas @iausle b.iR"

0ie tpeniee fpiiTen, fpeIh fdNpsre
grirnerrne in btefem barmlcs ideiz
nennen Drobpprte Iiestl Sd tpurbe
boran erinnsrt, als man sur 3sit uns
fersr Sffenitpe in bic ruiIi16en Sft=
feeprppinsen bic 9eFiirdtung 5u les
fen betam, Der bort nod sien1li6 pers
breitete 2lusidb 'n0dte BEL uns In
0eutI6lanb etngefhIeppt iperbsn.
50, Inn Die 9lnfpiinihuns beg glusz
fabss banbeIt es Iidb in pbi1em Sabe.
Der Gusfns bieB friiber nGmlit wiis
fel, Mifelfuht pber MaIbei. Cine
jiitiihs @ibformel aug bem II. Sabrs
bunSert lautste: .boS bid bic Mifcl4
fud)t biite" (bsftebe pber treffe), unh
barnus 1T, neil man bos oIte Mort
rMfeliuht" unb has bite niht
mebr peritdnb, bic Gbnli9 flingenbs
unb nidt gang Iinnlpfe Gornlel see
iporben bonn beiBsnbsn mdusIe.
Mie- hahen eber np@ rudryne. anhere
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2lnslegmns bes Sisemss
Oeietes.
Dur6 ben General Staatsanipalts
Ssbr pi6tis fir 2Osen. alubs unb
0ereine.

Columbus, g., z. MGr5. =
Die Staats IiSensbebDrbe sebentt
&lubs unb 2ogen in pielsn Obio'sr
StGbten gu bena6ri4tigen, bab iie
sntpeber teine seiitigsn 9etrGnfe mebr
on ibreMitgliebsr perabrei6en Diirfsn,
ober nber $1,000 9iSsnsgsbiibren erie,
gen miiHsn. 9ieie Sanblunesipeiie Der
geb6roe baiirt auF elmer gnti6sibung
BEG 9eneralanpdlts Surner, bab nur
Jog. ,2oder glubs", beren einSelne
Mitaliebern ii9 @etrGnte 5ulegsn unb
i'm Glub auf6etpabren. pbne 2iSens
opsriren fonnen. 9ereine ober &lubs,
ipelhe 8etrdnfe in eroben Quantitds
ten einlesen unb geeen Sidets, gous
pons ltin. an ibre Witglieber peiters
pertuufen, miiHen cine 2iaens beiiben.
Die Giaensbeb0rbe fpirb nit Der
itrsneen 9urdfiibruns bes Sefebes
in o6igem Sinne besinnen, iubeFen
ben 9etriebfiibrern Der 2osen unb
&lubs eeniigenb 3eit getpdbren, nm
iid barna9 ein5urihten. Die 4usz
lesung bss 9eiebes bur9 ben 9ene>
raj 4utpalt tpirb in pampbletform
gebrudt uub perfanbt tperbeu.
Gs beibt, bab pabrideinlid mons
de 9lubs, seiitige 9etrGnfe aus ibren
2ptalen perbonnen tperben, ba iie bas
9elo CUR 8e5dbluns elmer 2isens ri4t
bsIiben, tpGbrenb unbern, bic in troz
dsuen 9iitriften Iib befinben, aus
bieiem 9runbe teine 2isens eriperben
fonnen. Mun6e afubs unb 8ereiz
ne, fpslds eeiitige getrdnte bsrffene
fen, UNI benz Sonntagsspdns gu ents
qe6en, biirften slei6fals DON bieTer
gnt!6eibuns betroffen perbsn.
Ierifaniide Stabt Der.
brnnnt.
@a ibington, 8. G., Z. Mdrs.
Die Stnbt Saroca, Wlerifo, wurbe
nn 3. Mdr3 niebersebrannt, ipie Die
GarrcnSasHegieriing Dem StaatsoIe.
nieloef. Ser Sertdf efifs
1dlt NOD ben 3liae, Dab oieienigen,
pcld,e Die Stabt beiest bielten, lie
gcr1unlt baben.
Cir @arran5o-Heaieritng itelt in
elbreoe, oab 5eIir Oia3 in @erifo
Iid befinbc.
Jeuer.
Niagara sails, Wti9,, 7.
UlarS. - Cine 5euersbrunit bic mebs
rersn GrpIoiionen foIste, seritOrte am
Dienitag 9lbenb fait gang bic Werte
Der Hiaeara Glectro Chemical gompa.
np Gin Wtann fam babel ums
Seben, mebrere anbere ipuroen perleBt
unO es tpurbe Elm noterielIer S9aben |
bon 100000 anderihtet.
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gADn tuieber
gsnrbe ssitsrn giadmittas Giurin-
Hati upn einem fleinen Srfan
beimgeiud)t.

Wdhrsnb beS ssftrisen Ra6mittags
puroe Cincinnati idon pieber BON
sinem Orian en- miniature beimges
iu3t, Der aeitpeilis Die 9emiitber in
aufresung bradte, ieoo9 sliidli9ers
lpeiie tsinsn srniten S9aosn anri9.
tete.
Sas llntpetter fam p6llig unertparz
tst, ba pdbrenb Des @prmittags iorpie
tpG5renb Der friiben Hd9mittdssituns
ben bic Spnne ibr freunbli6ites Sc
it6t aufsefebt bate. 9egen bier ubr
Ra9mittaes balltsn fi9 bann pl0bli9
bic Woltsn suiammen unb baHn brad
bas llnipetter log.
Der Stururipinb trreihte 5eitipeiz
Zig cine 9ei9fpinbigfeit pon 50 Meis
len bic Stunbe unb bieies pbdnpmen
mar BON einem gang beoeutenben5ems
peraturiturS besleitet. Hatiirli9 MUIR
ben ipisosr peribiebene 9sbdube bur9
bas llnpettsr beiddbigt uno ppn Ell
nsm Sbsil beg @ebGubes Der Bump
itation ipurbe bas 8a9 fortgsriHen.
Sas 1lnfpettsr in Der Ulpntag
Ndtt ssfGbrbete nod gu ipdter Stuns
be bic SamiIie SOispb Sacobs bon Rp.
210 9orfep StraBe. Gin 5elstlums
pen bon bsm @eipi9t pon msbreren
gentnsrn lDbte fi9 ndmli6 bon bem
SipfsI nss Wain Strabe 8srss uno
fauite burd 6ds Dad bss Sacob'f6en
5auIss in bic aii9e. Die ssIdmmte
Ginri9tuns 3ertriimmernb. Die
Steinmuife Iisst iest in her Sii6s beg
Sauies.
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5lnk'NaHribten.
W2ittp 0 d. 8. NGrs 191

Mittwoa, 8. MGrs 1915.
Da bic RsbenfliiiIs i'm Steigen See
griffen jinb, 70 fpirb Der Sbioflub
beute ebenfaIs etpas iteisen. 9eiteru
46enb bate Der 5luB lei bieiiser
Stdbt einsn MaiIeritanb pon 27.5
Sub.
JOlsenbs Ospsf9sn trufen geitsrn
bier elm:
pittsbars, pa.-3.3 SUB, fteist.
Wbesling, 20. Ba.-7.0 SUB, iteigt.
pdrtersburg, 20. 0a.-10.3, iteigt.
aanatpba Joas, SO. @a.-7.5, iteigt.
G9arleiton, 20. @a.-8.6 Sub. fteigt.
pOrtsmoutb, O.-22.0 guB, fdlt.
apuisDille, ab.-1o.e fuB, Iteigt.
gpansOille, Snb.-23.9 SUB, fdGt.
TafbDille, 5enn. -18.9 Sub, fteigt.
Chattanooga. Senn.-16.4 Gub, fteist
8nnfas Gitp, MO.-9.6 SUB, fGlt.
Memphis, senn.-27.3 SUB, itsigt.
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Mxsipdrtiae StnSenten
Die ltnipsriitatsperiueier erb6Gcu
ibre 4ebiibren bon So bis $50.

@usipdrtigen Stubenteu ipirb bas
Stubium an tirferer llnioeriitdt IN
3utunft ettpas tbeurer gu iteben toms
men. Der llniperiitGtsratb bat gsitern
namlid sinftimnig bei6loFen, bic
StubienselDsr fir iunee 2eute bon
ousp6rts ppn SIS bis $50 Su erbOs
ben. aant geriat bes Rettors 0abz
nep fpirb biefe Grb0bune Der Stubiens
seloer Der unipsriitGt i'm Sabre 1915
cine Webreinnabme BON $4,000 brin.
gen. i'm Sabre 1917 cine iol6e BON
$4,000, I'm sSabre 1918 bon $4,000
unb i'm Sabre 1920 fosor ppr $50, :
COO. @orunssefeBt natiirIih, bdb bic
3abl Der einsefhriebenen Stueenten
pon ausfpdrts sntfpre9erib suntmmt.
bsnn bic ginctnnatier 2ebrbefIiiienen
bcben teins b5bsrsH gebii9rsn au snts
si@tsl,
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Herisnals alsNotises.

SnfOlse zines SdlasunfaLls, ben er
am Disnitag erlitt, felt tpel9er 8eit ct
bas 8epuBtfein ni4t ipieOer erlungt
bate, lit Serr Jofepb R. peeb :
8, Der Gbef Der betannten lirna,
Spfep6 R. psebles anb Cons, geitsrn,
tur5 Dor Wtitterna9t in ieiner DObs
nung, 80. 2436 Mapletpoob @Denue,
Wtt. @uburn, aus bem 2eben eei6iss
ben. Der 8eritprbene, Der i'm Sabre
1874 in bieiiger Stabt eeboren mar
unb aud bier feline @roiebung genoiIen
bate nabm in Der Sef9Gftspslt sine
bernorragenoe Stellung Elm unb nahm
an alien Dffentliben 8eftrebungen itets
regen 4nt6eil. @r binterldbt bic Bitt>
ne, nit Der sr felt 1868 in sliidli6iter
N}eiIe oerbeiratbet mar unb brei Rirts
Der, 2ucile, Gbeitsr unb Helfon Yeebs
Les. getreffs Der 3eit fir bic 8eerois
guug limb nod feline aHitaltsn getrDis
fen fporben.
QBie Die tbn behonbelnben @erSte ges
tern beribteten, 1T in benz 8efinpen
bes 9errn George 9. gDr. Der
am 8tenitag OOrtser 8o6e BON sinem
S3la9anfan betruffen ipurbe, sine ses
linbe 8eiierung einsetreten. DGbrsnb
bes geftrigen Sases febrte iein 8es
ipuBtfein auf einiee 3eit suriid unb er
mar i'm Stanbe ii4 nit feinsr @dttin
unb feinen Wdrterinnen au unterbafs
ten. Dieie perioben fparen iebo6 ni6t
ron ldnaer Dauer II. bie2ler5te tpeigern
ii6 bes6dlb cine beftimmte 8orausIaz
gpng betreffs bes snbgiiltisen Der
laufs Der &rantbsit tbres patisnten
ab3uoeben.
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Gfiere $0U-7.35; auserlefene BIB
ertra $7.50-8.00; 5eifers $50
TAO; auserIeIene bis ertra $3.50
500; eiuise funcp 1925; stiibs $3.50
800; aaserleiene Bis EXTRA $6.25--
6.75; Ganners $4.0O-4.5O; fette
Wil9fiibe $5.50-6.75; Wildtiibe
$35. 0O-85.00; Stoders unb Jeebsrs: I:
Stiere S5.50-7.50; 9eifers $500
CTS; Riibe $4.5O-500.
gullen- Die 3ufubr mar se>
ring, bic 1a4frase gut unb Der Wlartt
lfetis bis fart.
Jstte gullen $6.25-e.75; Bologna
5000 -6.65; mosere unb Iei9te $500
-575. A.SM
aGlbtr. : Die 4a9Frose mar
cine 3ienilid CUTE un6 bic qreiie fDa>
zen fetig.
geite adlbs $11.0o; einise EXTRA
$11.25; fair bis quite lsi9ts $500
11.oO; orbindre unb srobs $500
10.75.
S4neins. Die 3ufubr mar
ssring, Die Na4frdss gut unb bic
preiie itiegtn I'm 15c per 100 pfunb.
Cute bis auserlefsns 9erianbts unS
;Fleii6eriorten $9.50-9.55; semiI6te
@erfaHbtIprten $9.25-9.50; lei4te
0eriarbtIDrtsn 12O big 155 pfunb
$s.75-9.0O; Orbindre bis quite Ser
fel no pfunb uno psuigsr $3.50
800; orbindre Bis dussrlsfens i6ipere
fette Sdue $650-S.90; Stags $500
$50.
g 9dfe unb 2dmmer. = Die
3ufubr tpdr taum seniisenb, Inn prcis
fe feitsufebsn. Der Wiartt mar Iangs
fam unb itetis.
G6ufe, EXTRA, $750-7.75; quite
Bis auserleisne $6.5o-7.4O; orbinds
re bis fair $3.5O-6.25. admmer,
extra, $11.25-11.5O; CUTE Bis aus
erleisne $1025-11.25; oroinGre bis
fair $500 1000; fair big auserles
isns ssf4orene 9dmmer $s.0O-10.25.
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ebitaao. z. mlGra.

Wei5en. = ;fiir Mai $1.13-115;
ON Gflub S1.13s. Cir Suli $1.104
1.11a; am S9Iuf $1.10z.
WslfdtOrn- = Sir Wni 75s-
75ie; am sGalub 753c. Syiir Saiii
75s -75ac am S9lub 75tc.
5ufer. Sir Mai 43f-432e;
am GdIuB 43sc. 5iir Suli 41s-
41lc; am S6Iub 41qc.
Rosssn. - Ro- Q, 92c.
Derfts. 61-74r.
Sim0tbp. - s45o-7.oo.
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alee. = s1o.Oo--1S.5o.

2lee. = $10.O0-1S.50.
PORT. = Cir waoi $22.1o-22.6O;
om S4luB $22.30. Sir SnIi $22.OO
-22.30; am S9lub $1,000.
Sdmala. 5iir Wlai 5000
1892; am S9luB $108O. SIR Suli
$11.00-11.10; am S6luB $11.02.
Rippenieitsn. - Giir Mai $11.8
amS9luB $11.90. Sir Suli
$11.97-12.12; am S9lub $1,000.
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FIRST CALL
lBeID, Bombs NIB aftien in Reiu yorf.

0ef4dftspayier vurosn o. e--sHx bis
isnfirt. @t@fd auf 9onoon sdren tetig.
s5ar 90 Taoe N7il{; Sitt s4.76H; eabel.
MnwsiIunofn M7614. Grones 6,@t $50,
sabsl b.s8N. Rarf Stdt 7SH. Raba 7ssSS,
Krenen Sid5t 184, Rabet 18H. gire siHt
e.6y, Rabel A6s, Wubel 6ift S24; &abel
B2jS; 6iltsr'Ssrren o6Ae RsgifaHif4s
DuilsrS 4sH.
aftienmssit.-- Die Na4rihttn BON
Mafbinoton bewiSitsn, bab Der Narlt ieh
par uns auh 70 BIZ sum Sdlub psrblieb.
Die S@Iubnofirunsen Der STANDARD. Gftien
itouben meiitenS stwas aber benes pon &C..
'pern.
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lsi6ts $8.85-9.35; ssmiIdte $500
$40; fHpsre $s.9o-9.40; robe
S3.90-9.05; Gertel $7.40-8,45.
Rinbpieb - 3ufubr 5000;
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9.75; Stodsrs unb Geeoers $5.75
1870; Siibe unb Seifers $3.50
$50; RGlber $S.25-11.00.
S9afe. 3ufIbr 1900; Martt
iicrt. Detbers $8.25-8.80; epss
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3uder. = prtiIe fejt. - Ndffis
ntrtsr Gut aoaf SS.05; poipberto
500; Cubes $3.50; grunuIi.ier $e..
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GtsetnnatL !. Qarl. 1910

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tkiigen Hanlen Jiensli9 !sbsait gclb mar
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Bsafa ssI Rss Dsss
psrben % lVe unb 15e Tisfoato per $1,000
tpiI4en tssfen perfauit. Die Counter.
rate bsirast t0e Brdmk per $1,000.
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Syanf, sui NnIiferoam 4ye pro vuloeu
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Dietmarft.
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3ufubr unb @erfanbi ipdbrenb Der
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bergungenen 9ns, finb ipis folst:
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preiie iDdrsn ftttis Bis ifars. gute
MiI@tiibe fHb In itdrfsr 9aohfrage.
Mtttlere unb ibtpsrs Giiere $7.S5
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