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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-25
Nnl,lL OF sNII

Nhtrea- u,g. ,furc ON tn llih Law
OF July. 1900 IiWiu II nut uar AMI
Ella ". Dunbar. his wife, ',o,lt,d
ana delivered o. willard = Str.cklor
as trustee. tl,. certain dcot q. trI-t
10 secure th. Utymrrt of . ,c.liII
promissor mott. lur the sum g.. $4,000
PAYABLE tu 81 4. Moriarty on or uo-
fore five years lum the date thereof
aud IN and up I'd deed Of trust CON.
Ncycd 10 sall Willard y Stricklcg MS
trustee the iHlI wing real cstai' stu
ate in the count of Bornnhllo. y. A..
.tu-wit. Lots numbered eleven and
twelve IN uIn.t number twt MY four
81 the N,v N,..go Town Company
original Tovus.'. Of the City e Nlhu-
block ere known "a Designated On
the map or plat said Original Town
ate nl,d ir ~. 1fnc. Of a." probate
clerk and cN-u' 10 rocor,i'r Tor si!d
B,rGaluto ouU'r y. N On the 2"th
day of Deccm. r, lNs2. and which
said deed ~ ~ 2 was dulN recorded
IN book ~. g. |st. of the records OF
trust deeds 90 Oh" county of Ierunlino
aforesaid
And whVI,as said promissoTy note
is past du. uUU unpaid and whereas
In wac provided % and by said decd uf
trust that 10 nh. makers uf said u.oi
ni trust should 'lIl or rcIusc 'p pIy
said debt a,.,r. ug to the true tenor
aud eject thor r. then said d,ei 90!
trust should ron ,n In force ans tn,
said trustee ur bis successor iu TRUST
! should. At tu, rcquost 80 tlr legal
| holder OF SAL. .pt". proceed g. sell
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-25
TWELVE KILLED
IN R|0T|NG IN
IRISH CAPITAL
Secretary of Ireland Tells of
Disturbance in Dublin
Which Is Quelled by Arrival
Of Troops.

London, April - C.2t 81. nh
Augustine Bitroll. chief -cDrotatN Tor
ireland. announced in the house II
commons today that grave disturb
ances broke out Ia Dublin yesterday.
lie added that troops had been sent
10 the irish cnpit1l and that the stt1@
alton was NOW well IN hnnd
Sccretar, Birroli suId That twelve
persons had been KILLED 'efuro tn"
disturbances were pucil'd
Nj Birrcll declared that .h, I"H'ls
were iu possession uf our or five do
torcut parts Of the co.., ut Dublin ~
also announced that -four cor five sold
icI- had been KILLED
Mr. Birrcll made his announcement
boo r,!i, o. 70 question hy '"wW"t'r
Crang immediately after he assem-
bling Of the house llo said that tEc
p|o-tu'uce had been fur,.ulv taken
possession OF and that tologtAihtg
communication had boon cut.
lu the course uf b da, however,
Nh Birr'l said -uldirrs arrived from
the turrash and the situation was
now well iu hand although a. COM
muuicatluu was exceedingly diflcui
hp Vts not able To- gave any fur,hct
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-25

particulars. nut IN" house ne ,'u-
tnuod. might take 1t from him that
the situation was wei 10 hand
Tho chicf secretary Tor ireland
stated there had been arrests In u. 81
lu hut thar hc could nor xiv tho
name. Speaking from the inturma-
tion he had received he could say
that twelve lives had been lost Com
muuicdtiou with Dublin, h, SAID, still
was very difticult
~ O'Clock last might Mr.. Rirroll
said four or i've different parts e
Dublin were In possession of the row
els. but NJ said they did not control
the whole place.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-25

state Uf NDW ..tNl'u count. .I '.''r
ullill. Iu '., DISTRICT '..uI'
SID. 1UilN
BESSIE Doll.u NIaiutin.
So
Fred Culluw f~.ivuuaut
To th, 4... utmcu d"c,.rIIrf
You az, u. Iy notified that SOD q
has been ul,l raiust yon iu '1. -I :
court ana aoHu.. by the a"uN, uIU, Q
plnintin. 100 which the suiu pIIuir
pruys for gr roluto divorce uu lrn
grounds ~ udoumcnt and nom
support
Aud YOU ~. further ult.5j,d that
unless f.u ,.'.~ 90 "tu-, - hr Hu-
tered your appearance boo stij D1ps.
ON CT u'f.I" fu" 3Oth o0 of MH,.
\ II 1916. ID ..orcc provaticssu viii
Dee taken again you ana the relic.
PRAYED for VY. granted
Tho nam, .' .lc %plaiutifs attorney
b, T.. Moor. who's" pus'othc' aG-
dress is AihuI.. riuc, New Mexico.
a. WALKED. clerk.
y, rho is - Madison Doput1
tScHlt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-25
NOTICE ron rrmiCNrio>.

Department oi the l.t,r.ur United
states Land OnIcO 1' santa Fc.
Sew McXlco. March -, 'ali.
Not.cc o. hereby given 'Htt Al'llI
Sauchcz OF CuoCiU. IS 81. who on
February !, 1903, made Homestead
entry 40. 0SG5o. Tor NI wv .,
NWr, SEA. sWt MEL. ana .n' o.
section @. township gN 'Jusc Nv
y. NJ = meridian. has fled motto" eft
Intention 20 make n,c-yoar proof. iI
establish claim 20 the land above do.
-or.hcd before thas Nous'bt' l'r. o.
ed states cuuWiHe.uuci ~ san H| .
iacl ~ N on MAY .. 1915
Claimant names MS Nitnos-g
Julio sanchez. % Clncro. IS 81
iuhcrtu Cli'ogos. CO.. 'ulcro H ~
Pho @SnrrHr.lu. ~ Nalloios N ~
Procop'o Blr3 o' N%tllcios. ~ "
FRANCISCO pELGNpH
Register
Evening Herald Albuquerque. IS NJ
tF. T.. $3.50. 7. D.. 4-..'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-25
GERMANY CUTS OFF
COMMUNICATION WITH
FRENCH PRISONERS

IlVrIIu. Npril 30 IhY WIfOlOss ~ Su'.
VILE, as an act of rcpristl fur ~
treatment of German war prisoners 100
northern Africa. who arp cut IN from
an communication with Germany. Tho
German guNrrumeut has suspended
a}l intercourse with the French pris-
oucrs .U fh, ylmps at phrdruff and
iluizbindtu.' tho Overseas News Ngon-
IS announced TODAY "SiN CARLOADS -
parcels destined for the French pri.-
uuors in these camps have been gee
turned to Borne.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-25
FURTHER DISTURBANCE
OCCURS IN PITTSBURGH

Pittsburgh PA Arm 3D. Enuriv
ot pioFct- To- prevent two or threc
thouyand workmen from entering the
plant OF the Westinghouse Electric
and Mnuufacturlng company where
"a strike H. ~ progress. this morning,
resulted ia disorder similar to tha'
at ycstcrday
officers ON guard ~ the works had
been heavily reinforced during the
uight. and when thr pickct~ linNfl
hands ana charged The bridge lead
Ing to the entrance. 'hcs were met
hy determined resistance
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-25
COASTWISE STEAMER
N A WAGE
DEMANDS OF WORKERS

10y if'Wns h'i'' F'HN'' Nh'l
San Francisco. \pr.i 2f-oth,lt s
W the roa-twisc steamship lines hero
htt, agreed tu the demands OF 'hH
sailors. cooks aud waItcts ana fire
men p unions for hluhc wages 70 wvs
announced to-day
The increase. ii accepted, VIII t.-
feet 600 employees and viii mean au
increased payroll of from S,".o"n Co.
s. 900 per month according tu the
DHmptuN officials.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-25
CUSHION FIGHTS"
TO BE PROHIBITED

chicago. April 60 Patrons ~ tn,
Chicago National league park who
engage IN cushion fights Will be- ,r-
rested charles W~ccghmau, president
of the club, announced touay after a
conference with police officials.
SEVERAL women have been injured as
o. tosul, col beias struck beg cushions
hurled over the crowd by enthusiast
spectators
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-25
WANTED.

WANTED-You 90 Know ! gallon Do
voc ready paint covers SOC square
feet two coats. Enc carbon roof paint
stops leaks. lasts five years. Cold water
kasominc. Ndlspar Thomas r. Kclo-
hcr. iOS West Central. phone iiO
WNNTEp-To I|t magazine ARM.
rifle or ,Irbln Must nc o. bargain
static price. T. vs. ate Herald
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-25
SANTA re TIME TABLE.
Ha

On cnc.' sun.as. r,n 1th. i3la'
West
so Dsi, A. Up
4 ca fHruil i.Ep' t.r }I1
3 california atllt,I .NI.NH, - 300
Fast Expires H'.t l'.'.t
q fast Mtil ..
- ND Luxe ,ThulsI .1r 1Hl
south
So. 81. ,,.o Eypre-, 'q.20r
81. II rtsu Expires 3..aa
Fast D5ilN.
10 At'Hrtu tSrfc. - s.t
o. fl.f'fn l.ypree-... fII
Z g.. I.ri.1 .lmjiol .I,a o.
X. 90 q Cni.aso IN. p 900
20 Joe luxe ,Neiy .N"p F.l"u
from south
$40 y a. chicago. Dnt
SIG Is G. a. chicago .uy
Standard sleeper rur geo ana
Roswell caves ON Nu SOC. ,.u.D ,a no
Boler WIN main so -. leaving Boiler
At ll 1855, 8 W
No. 2 carries oue eoa,h ,Gt 900
sleeper
40. S1G WIN Rave standard si"cp -
from RoswrII from train 20. % 900
Belcn
P. ]. JOHNSON. Agent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-25

i~wo',cnr-old Hose Plants. $50
per dozen Albuquerque Greenhouses.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-25
TYPEWRITERS

NI KINDS, both utN au. Fee, .Hi
hnn1. bought, sold. rented IuI rc-
paired AlJulu" II' 2. urWgf.r Us
chH'f. Ihouc All l"' $50 tn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-25
FOUND.

FOUND or Ei-h.h street. bo'v cen
copper and TI,rl. ayonu,s 20
ladies watch pIr owner call at
Icrald office and pJ' for 'hig 1d
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-25

They see in Gus
tom tailored clothes,
the d d c d advan-
g of precise fit,
hand tailoring, adj
vance, designing
an d original pat
terms -you apprcci-
ate those points, too.
The Yale expositor., 1916-03-02


NJ. p. CHURCH
Class meeting, morning, $3.50
Preaching 1000
Sunday School Il:l5
Sunday evening, $3.50.
Everyone welcome.
Charles Bragg, Pastor.
FREE METHODIST CHURCH
Sabbath school at $3.50 a. nj.
Preaching at 1890 followed by class
meeting at | 80.
Preaching at 700 p. IN.
Prayer service Wednesday evening at
200. j. n. Wilson, pastor
MENNONITE CHURCH
Regular services every sabbath at the
Brick Chapel.
Sabbath school at 1000 "A. IN.
Preaching service at HOO a m. and
7:3O p. IN. +. A. Jones Pastor.
AvOCA NJ. p. CHURCH
There will be preaching in the NJ. T..
church sunday mornlng commencing
at 100 O'Clock.
Sunday school at 10 O'clock
Rev. Vandoren, Pastor.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Preaching service at 1000 a. m.
sabbath school at llO0 a. m.
Preaching service $50 p. m.
Mid-week service Thursday evenings
at Z O'clock.
Waldren Geach, Pastor
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Preaching uext Sunday at 1000 IN
sabbath school at l. 90 O'Clock.
Evening services at $780,
Bible study Thursday evening.
All cordially invited to attend above
services. Rev. Il. ii. Bradfield, pastor.
The Yale expositor., 1916-03-02
Work of County Agriculturist

The last two weeks have been large
" taken up with Institutes, farmers
clubs and other meetings. The week
ending February 10Th was one of the
busiest and most profitable ones in the
history of the Farmers Federation.
The time was entirely occupied with
institutes and the important feature
was the fact that they were held in To-
calities that had not been accustomed
to holding meetings of this kind, and
where people had not had an opportun
ity to become acquainted with the work
of the st. Clair County Farmers Fed
GRAFTON. That the effort was well APP
preciated was shown by the attendance
and interest at the meetings and near
ly every locality expressed desire for
an institute next year. pedigreed
seed organizations were formed at
some of the meetings, and everywhere
the farmers were glad to avail them
selves of the opportunity of getting
seed corn, beans and potatoes through
the County Federation. Only very
limited quantity of these have not been
spoken for, and unless more of them
are secured by the Federation, the sup
ply now on hand will soon be exhausted.
The work of Mr.. Maystead, the State
Speaker, who assisted during the week,
was of high order and, taking every
thing into consideration, it can be said
that these meetings were among the
most successful held in the county this
year.
Last week, like the preceding, was
also very interesting one. One of the
largest and most successful farmers
club meetings ever held in the county
was attended at the home III. j. VOgt
and son of Columbus township. The
treatment of oats for smut, and bean
and potato diseases were discussed by
the County Agent.
Another event last week that prop
ably sur passes all others in Importance
and extent of its influence was the first
annual meeting of the st. Clair County
Farmers Federation in the Federal
Court Room on Wednesday. This was
attended by representative gathering
from nearly all parts of the county OF
about seyenty-fve different people, and
some of the growth of the organization
since its formation last June can be
gained by comparing the two meet
ings. On June Sd, when the Fedora
tion was organized, not over four
community organizations were repre-
scented, and last Wednesday all six
of the Farmers Clubs, four of the
Oranges, two Cleaner Arbors, and all
but one of the fifteen Farmers lnsti-
tutes had delegates present.
Not only has there been a very en-.
couraging development during the past
season, but the Federation is only in
its infancy, and there is every indica
ton that 1t will continue to grow until
its influence reaches every citizen of
the county.
Another event that should be kept in
mind is special meeting of the st.
Clair County Cow Testing Association
No. at the office of the County Agri
culturist Saturday, March 4th, at ZOO
o'clock z. M. The affairs of the As
ISOLATION are progressing very salts
factorily, and the members have shown
increased interest since their first test
was finished. Mr.. Hale has completed
his fret trip and has now started on
the work of the second month.
c. l.. Brody, County Agent
The Yale expositor., 1916-03-02

WANTED-One of the large magazine
publishing houses desires to employ
an active man or woman in this Com
munity to handle especial plan which
has proven unusually profitable.
Good opening for right party. Adj
dress with two references, Publisher,
Box l55, Times So sta, New York
City. 422
BARGAINS i'm building material,
sheathing, joists, timber of every
description. Apply to Bert Brown,
Yale, or phone 1877. 81
The Yale expositor., 1916-03-02
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Owing to the confusion in the names
of two Doctor Frazers on Military St.,
DIR. X. 9. Frazer, specialist on Eye,
Ear, Nose and Throat diseases wishes
to announce his Office on the ground
floor of the Yokom Bldg, opposite the
Harrington Hotel, 10l1 Military street,
Port Huron, Mich.
The Yale expositor., 1916-03-02
chaneeabIe Weather Brings Sickness

The changeable weather of March
causes cough, colds, Group and grippe.
There is no such thing as eight
cold"-none that a person can safely
neglect. Foley's Honey and Tar is a
safe and reliable family medicine that
heals inflamed, congested air passages,
stops coughs and eases breathing. III.
Il. Hennessy. adv
The Yale expositor., 1916-03-02
POULTRY WANTED.

am in the market for poultry OF all
kinds and will pay the highest market
prices for same. Bring in your poultry
Wednesday of each week. Inquire at
residence, opposite feed barn, Yale.
30 Henry II. Dinner.
The Yale expositor., 1916-03-02
OFT OF THE RACE

When one wakes with stiff back,
pains in muscles, aches in joints or
rheumatic twinges, he cannot do his
best. II you feel out of the race, tired,
lanquid, or have any symptoms of kid
ney tronble, act promptly. Foley Kid
ney Pills help the kidneys get rid of
trouble. II. L. Hennessy. adv
The Yale expositor., 1916-03-02

CORRUGATED CULVERTS, all
lengths made to order on short no
tice. Will sell any length culvert al
sc per foot cheaper than any make
shipped in. Chas. Rounds. q
The Yale expositor., 1916-03-02
Republican Township Caucus

A caucus of the Republican electors
of the Township of Greenwood will be
held in said Township on Thursday,
March 9th, 1916, at 200 o'clock p. m,
local time, for the purpose of placing
in nomination the following officers
one supervisor, one clerk, one treasurer.
one commissioner of highways, one
overseer of highways, one justice of
the peace full term, one member
board of review for two years and four
constables.
Dated February 26, 1916.
by Order of Twp. Committee
The Yale expositor., 1916-03-02

Jake Miller was playing with edged
tools one day this week and is now
nursing very sore hand.
The "True Blue" class of the Pres
byterian church were entertained last
Saturday afternoon by Ethyle Ulrich.
Don McDuff, who is taking course
of study in Warmers School of Phar-
macy, at Sandusky, visited relatives
and friends in Yale Sunday.
The railroad committee is busy this
week framing up the franchise for the
Detroit, Armada q Northern Ry. IL
is expected they will soon begin work
securing bonuses and rights Of way.
Exnoeitor lfnaro nav tvv ona
The Yale expositor., 1916-03-02

Exposition liners pay, try one.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-22
Jlub.Nadri
g a m tag, %. Suli 1918.

SamFag. %. Suli 1915.
Sm Ginctnnater Otftritt 1T Der
Jlub i'm GaIen besriffsn unb bers
IsIbs bate ssitsrn Qbenb BEL tteIiSer
Stabt sinen WaFeritunb bon 81 Gub.
Die folsenben Depsf&en ira ZEN
pdbrenb bss seitrisen Sagss bier etn:
pittsburs, pa.-6,3 SUB, fd1t.
8beeling, W. Bass Sub, fdlt.
partersburg, 80. @d.-5,0 Sub.
&anatpba Sails, 80. @a.-7,6 SUB.
PORTSMOUTH O.-17,3 SUB, FAINT.
aouisoils, Gp.-10,1 Sub, ifetgt.
GpansDill,, Jno.-8,4 CUB, iteist.
Rafbpiue, Tenn.-12,0 Sub, fdlt.
Chattanooga, Ssnn.-27. Sub, fdGt.
aanIas Gitp, Mo.-170 SUB. faint.
Wsmpbis, Senu.-25,4 Sub, itetst.
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Rinbpieb. = Der Wlartt mar
beute lsbbafter bod ipar.n bic preife
hetig. Cute UaiIdtiibe tparen In
Na1frase. Stoders unb 1esbers aber
paren iGlsppenb.
Wittlere unb f4psre Stiere $3.50
$50; Tlsifder Stt.re $e.OO-8OO;
amserleene Biz ertra $S.25-8.5O;
6eifers $5.O0-7.75; auserlsfene bis
ertrl $7.85-8.15; aiibe $3.50
6.25; auserlefene bis ertra $3.50
|6.75; Gamers $3.5O-4.25; Wil9e
tiibe $35.OG-90.00; Stoders unb
iyeebets: Gtiere $5.50-7.50; 6eis
fers $5.OO-6.75; aii6e $4.75-5.75.
gutlen.- Ser Marft mar beue
ts lansJum unb bic befieren Bologna
Bullen ifetig I'M prsiIe.
fsetts 9u[Ien $65O-7.OO; gologs
na $5.50-6.25; magere unb lei9te
$4. so 5.25.
aGlber. = Die 6siTsren aGlbsr
Iinb in gutter Va6irage unb itissen
INN 25e pro 1a0 pfunb. Die 3ufub.
mar ssring.
2luserleiene Biz sytra lsi6te aGl6er
$12.00-12.25; fair Biz CUTE $500
1900; orbindre uHD grobs $500
11.5O.
g 6peine. Die beutiss 3us
fu6r mar bic sr5bts Der Wote. =
2lnfanss fielen bic p,eifs lin &c,
f6loNen aber ftetis.
2(userlelene ihpers $9.85-9.90;
aemii6te, mittlere uno lsi8te 8ers
ianbtiorten $9.85-9.90; Ssrtel, ITO
pfunb unb tpeniger. $6.50-S.5o;
oroinGre Bis auserlsisns f6psrs fstts
SGus s7.0O-9.0o; Stass 5000
$3.50.
S6afe unb GGmmsr. -
Sdaic iparen heuie rar, CUTE Cant
mer itiegen Inn 10-25e, alte Gdms
mer aber fpurbsn uur psnis setauft.
S6afe, aussrIsisne bis ertrd,
$6.50-6.75; CUTE bis auserleiene
$5.50-6.50; orbinGrs Biz fair $3.50
800; admmsr, anserle7sne Biz
srtra 10.65-10.75; CUTE big ausers
lsfene $9.50-10,65; orbinGre Big
fair $5.OO-9.OO.
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(Dsr Wdr5.)
Sie auxebmeuoe Grwerbstbds
tisfeit Der Srau.
Don Grisbr. &Issts.


Gu ben bemertsnsmertben GrlAeins
ungen pss iosialsn aebens Der lsstsn
Sabrsebnts sebOrt bic ipa4isrtoe 4n'
tbeilnabms Der Stau an Der GrtDerbss
tbdiigtsit. Rad Der 5beurie iou be
Grau stpar in bas 5aus seboren, aber
bi. pirtbi9aftli9s entpidslung 1T
ni6t INNER 10 frsuHbli4. ii4 nab
porber aufsefentsH @runDidsen gu
ri9tsn. Sic ssbt baufig nod ibre eige'
nen Wes. unb iiberldbt uns, Dur9 Die
Statiitit fsitsuiteGen. ME mir uns
tdui9ten. Rah Der gerufs5dbluH9
bonn Sabre 1907, bic beiOnbers sin'
sebenb bic Jrausnarbeit erforl6te,
purben insseiammt i'm Dsutiten
TeiAe 31,16 Willionsn perionsn
peiblitsn Gei6ls9ts seadblt. Oars
unier tefanb.n ii6 9,69 Wlillionsn
&inber unter IA Jabren, bic ais Gr'
ipsrbstbdtise ni9t in gstra3t toms
men. Us perblsiben alio 21,47 Wliaios
nen 5rausn. Don bsnen ins9eiammt
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tpsrbstbdtise in ben 8sruIsliiten stits
sstrassn parsH. BON je 100 fur bic
Griperbss s4rbeit in 9etratt tommens
ben 5raiien tparen osmnah runb 43
sripsrbstbatig. Bel ben Mdnnsrn tpas
reu frsilih BON ie 100 etpa SO er@
ipsrbstbdtis. 4ber bon ben 9,33 Uli!s
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thdtie auissfiibrt peroen, osrri6tsish
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belt. gDisOisl. fnb in ben Stdbten
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psrbsarbeit Der 5rau cine uisl srobere
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i'm Sanbel. ,n eriisrsr iinb ndmli6
nibt tpsniger als 400 Wtilionen
s5rauen baupt6erufli6 eriperbstbdtig, !
ipdbrsno ss in Der Snouitris nur 21O
nnb I'M 9anbsl nur 0,93 Miaionsn
iinh.
Ginen suttn Mabtab fir bic 9ers
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Statiiiit Der Grantsnperilherung. |
Sieisr 9eriidsrung unterldgen bis
gum Sutraftrsten Der ReidsDerlihers |
uussOrbnung am l. Sanaar 1914
nur alIs sessn @e6alt ooer Gobn III
8striebtn tbdtigen Perip.
nen, nit ausnabme Der Sausss!perbes
treibenbsn. Nun itieg bei allen &rdns
,suiaiisn auiammen Don 1885 duf
1913 bic 3abl Der mdnnlihen glits
slisbsr ron 81 RiniOnsn auf nabs5u
50 MiliOnsn, oas 1T unsefdAr oas
2ifate. Don 1909 auf 1913 betrd9t
bic Steissrins 363,712 Witglieosr.
1isl iidrfer ipuhs oasssen in ben
runb 80 Sabrsn bic 3abl Der ipeibIis
den UaitsIisoer, ndmIi6 bon runo |
aui Al WiIionsn ooer bas
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ten Sabrsu Sas anipadIen Der 3abl
Der peiblidsn MitsIieber erbeblid;
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me 6S2,976 ober 1873 Yro5ent. Sm
psrfaDtb fiid sass 3ahlenners 33aahhlenners
bdltnis Der mdnnliben 5u ben fpeto'
lihn Witslisbern gang srbebIi9 au'
suniien Der lsbteren. 9luf 100 mdnns
Iihe Mitsiisbsr eutfieIen 1885 bur6=
IdnittIi9 22,2 ipeibli4e, 1909 $50.
1918 bereits 43,7. Cine 8ur4fdnitts.
'srednuns srsibt. bab I'm Sabre 1913
nif 1000 mdnnIide Ginpobner 285
ine auf bic slsi4e 3abl tpeibliher 121
'srf4erts Qsrlonsn sssielben @e'l'
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gSuder. - preite feu. - Ndrs
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$3.50; CUBES $50; sranuIirtr s8.s
20; Gonfeetionsrs az $3.50; Off
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pfunb.
MpIaffes III fsits. glsp
Orleuns Open aettle B-65c; Gem
irifusal 25 34c per 0dlIpns.
Rtis. - aouiiinnd. Gancb G<ab
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4-5e; Sapan 4s-54e per pfunb.
Dairp probufts
Butter. Wldrtt rubia unb
preiIe itetis. Wbolemill. .rtra
31Ac; gsntrdIiJsb ertra 29c; Gsntra.
Iissb firfts 25fe; fseonbs 223e; Danep
DARN 23e; padins Stod 90 -21ae
per ST;fuHbb.
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NprbipeitliGer II Gents; Qem yorf
18e; S9ipeiser 35-40r; bc. Bird
17c; aimburssr 17a a1Sc per pfunb.
Gier. - Martt ftft; aprima
firfts 9iibnfreisr 24e; firifs 221c; or.
bindre firiis 2Onc; fstonbs 171e Der
Dubenb; Gntensier 213e per Dutenb.
0sfIiisel. - Wsorit iietis.
9roiIers bon II pfunb unb bdriiber
26<; ;siinb II Wunb 20 -2Se; 3d5ns|
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8utter 1T b0ter. greamerp "a

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@efliigel. Gebenbes 1T niebri.
ger. Joipls 17e; Springers 21-
24ac.
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Metaa.Warff.
81 E m Nprf. 81 r,uli

0epYort, 81. Suit
Fupfer 1T rubig. glectroIptic
$24.0O-$26.00.
gifen 1T itetig unb unperdnosrt.
8le4 1T felt. am plas $3s.25-
$38.75.
Dlei. $6.40.
3intiit feit. gait ct. aouis De-
ltperb 9a-101c.
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silr 90 faSe A-71I4, 6i&t N.7b5zl; &abel
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Habsl 5.90h, Nsri Si&i 72l4, AobeI l2H,
xronsn 6i1i 1858, aatd 12I. Sirt eidt
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Der Narit ldpaH snb bic Sdfubnottruu'
gsA itanbeH meiitess inter beuen pon &C.
tern.