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The Detroit times., 1916-09-22
Mitchell STARTS FOR TIGERS
livestock
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK
Duaninx a stevens

EAST BUFFALO. y Y. sept n
Cattle: Receipts, carsA 4 market
slow; choice 10 prime gtcers, $500 o;
good TO choice, sS.5O1s: fair to good.
s0X Xs; yearlinEs, dry fed prime
80. so u9.sS, best handy steers, $3.50
as light butcher steers s650l725;
best butchering steers and heifsrs
nlixed, s7.264I70. western heifers.
s6.50elI; butcher cows, s5.2515.75:
cutters. sL25a475 Gamers. s325q
316. fancy bulls. S6.75Q7.25, butcher
bulls, $6Q6.25 common bulls, $50
2b good stockers S6.25G6.50; light
common .stockers S5.25 ~ ), So feed
ers. s6.5047, best mixers and
springers. s75 a 100, medium, 500 q So
common s30T40
Hogs: Receipts. Is cars, market
lower; heavy. 30Q1l.4O; yorkers.
@I0
sheep: Receipts. Is cars; market
slow; top lambs 81 oil 20. yearlings.
t9Vs25; wethers. ss@s25; ewes.
s. 25G7.75.
Calves: s5@14.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. Mich. Sept a2.--close:
opening and higher prices were
quoted here and IN Chicago. Some
export demand was Well Sustained
The general feeling was bullish.
Wheat Is getting it's strength from
cash demand rather than from sgecu-
time by both millers and exporters
They are in the market buying every
but II Is built on a solid foundation.
explained on basis OF ocean
freishts There was decline in the
New York Liverpool rate from SIC
to zoe and LxerpoGl prices siumpsd. ,n !
freight decline. All tonnage offered
was quickly taken and the rate ad-
vanced Sc. bringing an advance in
the Liverpool price. The strength OF
fact that spot prices are sustained
while futures decline. In the Detroit
market Thursday the futures were
unchanged and cash gained lc.
opening OF the Dardanelles and deal
ers have made up their minds that
Russian wheat is long way on.
directions for their supply and ships
are now on their way with large
cargoes OF Australian wheat. Recent
purchases IN canaan nave been rye
and winnipeg is firm owing To the
small movement OF wheat 20 market
compared with year aRo,
Wheat was strong all day and
closed at an advance Of Sc for De-
cember and May and 3h for cash.
oats advanced nc and other
coarse grains and seeds were steady.
Receipts In the Detroit market FRI
day were 900 bbls. Of flour. % cars
OF wheat. 90 Of corn. ~ OF oats II Of
rye and of hay shipments were
1000 bbls OF -four. 1000 bu. OF
wheat 10000 bu. ~ corn and 2070O
hu OF oats Stocks are 445,5 bu.
Of wheat. 1926. 600 bu. of corn 259, 900
bu Of oats and g., ,0rN bu. or rye.
Primary wheat receipts were T.
$4,000 bu, against 2622.o00 bu. a
year ago.
Exports OF wheat and hour Friday
$50 600 bu.
Receipts OF wheat. Friday: Du-
luth. l9l cars. against 7S4 year
ago Minneapolis 296 cars, against
6i0. Winnipeg. 81 cars. against l.
1873, Chicago, % cars against ia;
southwest. 430, 600 bu.. against 47o.-
600 bu
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22
MILKMAN HELD
IN STABBING CASE

The police have arrested Steve
Lumetta, 26 years old, No. 642 East
Iafayetteave, charging him with
stabbing William Zang. II years old.
and John Ralley, 2l years. both liv-
ing at No. 304 Catherine-st., early
Thursday morning. The police say
he has confessed.
Zang and Ralley wanted TO buy
some milk from Lumetta, Thursday
morning. Lumetta mistook them for
thieves and attacked them Both
are in the receiving hospital In a
serious condition.
Luetta Is charged with a feiouious
assault
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22
MICHIGAN CENTRAL sroCKYARD,

DETROIT, sept 22.--Cattle: Best
heavy steers yss best handy weight
and heifers. 5ss.5oo:: handy handy light
ssa5so: best cows. s5.75ae.25. butch,
er cows. s525d550; common cows,
S4.75d5; Gamers. ss259450; best
heavy bulls. .se@s.5o; bologna bulls.
t525as: stock bulls. s&151425; feed
ers and sprinsers. s%04so. Veal
calves: Market steady: best grade.
heavies. t5ns5o. sheep
and lambs: Market, best lambs. Sl0.25
common lambs. ssHs.5o; fair 60 good
sheep, S6.25 OF culls and common. ~
as Hogs: Market steady; pigs.
ss,25 a e.25; workers. and heavy, 500
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

Flour spring patents. s77sas: win
ter. is.95d7.9h. Pork: steady: mess
sac 81, Lard. strong m'ddlewest
strong centrifugal qe-test. sBs5
muscovado sq-teat, f5.1e; refined
strong: cut loaf. t7ao: crushed. s775.
powdered s6SS. Eranulated. y655 a
los Coffee Rio No. on spot NC
Tallow: Firm. special. 9izc. city. &c:
country. ga 9ihc. Hay. Quiet: prime.
s. 2s No, 3, Sis, clover. 4ocGsi12ik
Dressed poultry; Firm. turkeys 25
27iar. ducks PC Live poultry
QUIET. goose 1Ec ducks. ia 2OHc:
fowls Is ~ zoe. turkeys lie. roosters.
pic. Cheese Firm state milk. com
mon 20 specials 160 20c, skins.
common 10 special. iba ishc.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22
TO REOPEN HOME
OF ASTORS ON
FIFTH AVENUE

NEW YORK. Sept 22-New York
society is TO have a new center for
fits social activities this winter. the
decorating of the Astor residence
on Fifth.ave today indicates.
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Astor will
make the house the scene OF more
pretentious entertainments than
ever before. II is said Vincent As
tor and his bride. who was Miss
Helen Dinsmore Huntington, are to
move into the mansion which Mrs.
Madeline Force Astor relinauished
by her marriage, within another
fortnight.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22
YOUTH CRUSHED
UNDER ELEVATOR

Clvdc Hatton, II years old. Of Cin-
oiun-'i In in dying condition In
the receiving hospital as the result
Of being cruRhed beneath an elevator
in the LATER Brothers building, No.
S133 Broadway, Friday noon. Hat
ton was engaged In some repairs
and the conductor I'D not know of
his perllous position until the acci-
dent occurred He was internally
injured and has little chance TO re-
cover, 1t was said
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22
CHICAGO Ritter

tras. 23c. hrsts 32i, G. dairy extras.
2l = e.. hrsts 29H30q Eggs Prime
ordinary. asa u29c. frsts 2HI4 n 3Oc.
Cheese Twins. lsH,c. young Ameri-
cas-, isA,c Live poultry Fowls 1916
n 1870. ducks. i3dI5c geese I'D
Sc snrinUs. iqt7c. turkeys 3bc po-
tatoes Jerseys 2OnI 20. Grsen
Mountains. tl30di35. new potatoes.
receipts. 30 cars
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22

CHICAGO. III. Sept. 22.--Hogs:
Receipts, 900 market slow. Sc
hIgfer onS mixed Sssvx Snd eutonsr he ,s9s
rough rug heavy. sVy ,s1sSdS 10 oti; iisRt. SO SO
@lf.15; pigs 3s.75ps.75. Cattle: Re-
ceipts. 900; market, slow and weak;
beeves, ss.50@lI.30. cows and heif-
ers. s3.b0fba20. stockers and feed
ers. s4sod 7.65; Texans. s7.15as2o;
calves ss.50fl3 Sheep: Receipts.
10, 900; market. weak. lower; native.
sass q 40; western, f7.z5Hs 80;
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO, Ill, Sept. 22--Opening
Wheat: september. up iisc. De-
cember, UP Nc, May up lc. Corn:
september, unquoted. December. up
&C; May. up tc Oats septcmher
&c. Provisions. steady
Noon-Wheat September up &c:
December up 27sc. May up &c Corn:
September up &C; December up &C;
May up &c oats. September mp
sc. December up asc May IN nc
Close-Whest. September up &C.
December up 27sc May up iSc
Corn: September up sc. Dccemh rr
mp hc. May up Ac. oats, Septembcr
up Nc, pecembere up sc, NAV M
&c. Provisions Slightly lower
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22

NEW YORK, Sept. 22.--Optimism
regarding the outlook In the steel
industry was registered in Wall-st.
today when traders sent United
States Steel common climbi..y 1 5-S
TO a new high record Of ia 1-2 dur
ing the thirteenth consecutive mil
lion share day OF the present bull
movement.
The street was full of bull tips on
steel. President Farrell's prediction
Of record exports after the war
made yesterday. rumors Of another
extra dividend for steel common, dis
cussion Of an alleged steel famine
and the reporting OF big equipment
orders were used to speed the mar
ket leader upward.
NEW YORK.. Sept 22.-The Even
ing Sun financial review today says:
There was no suggestion In the
character Of today's operations In
the general market of an immediate
cessation OF the bullish activity on
the part OF the prominent Wall-st.
interests and the house. Professions
al traders exercised their talents In
efforts to move prices to lower lev.
els, but IN the hest part Of the ses-
sion the changes were in favor OK
the holders of long accounts, reac-
tions when made being relatively
small and having no bearing upon
the general course OF tracing Altoo-
realizing liquidation was heavy it
was easily absorbed. especially In
the steel and copper shares, which
were active features thruout the day.
with new high points established by
United states Steel common, Inspira-
tion and Utah Copper.
"Altho trading was ir active vol
ume in some of the railroads, par
ticularly in Reading, New York Gen.
trail and Union Pacific, the move
ment In them accompanying a ~
vlval of talk regarding the POSSIBILITY
Of increased OF extra distributions to
the stockholders. The same sort OF
talk was heard on steel common. II
wa sthe fourteenth consecutive mil
lion share day and the twentieth for
the year.
Marked strength was shown In
the greater part of me last hour
with further decided Improvement
In steel common which crossed ia.
in Crucible Steel and Cuba Cane
Sugar"
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22
TOLEDO GRAIN

TOLEDO. o.. Sept. wheat.
Cash and September, sl.56L DeceIn
Der. ,l.sik May. sl63L Corn
Cash and September. sec Recemher
S9hc: May, 1910. oats: Cash and
september isibc. Rye. cash. sI12
December and March. 1870 Alslke
Prime. s10S0 Timothy: Cash s225
Butter: Brick creamery 35c; tuh
creamery. 34c. Eggs. Fresh candicd,
SIC: fancy selects. 35c Hay: TN
changed
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK

CLEVELAND. Sept. 22.--Hogs: Re-
ceipts. 1000 steady 10 &c lower:
yorkers. stlT1l10: MIXED and me-
diums. si1.10; pigs, 1918; roughs,
Receipts. Is cars; weak. sheep and
lambs. Receipts. Is: 25c lower.
lambs. top. s1065. Calves; Receipts.
t5o; steady: top, si32s.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22
Mrs. stan Set Free.

Mrs. Mary Stan. widow OF vaSala
Stan. who died about week ago
after drinking from whisky bottle
that aferward was shown to con-
tain poison. was released from GUS
tody Friday by Police Justice Stein.
because of lac kof evidence to CON
meet her with the presence OF the
poison IN the bottle
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22
nTTTEp Avn EGGS.

Butter--Extra creamery 33c n:
creamery. drsts 3oisc no dairy, 24c
~. packing stock. 23i1 10
Eggs Fresh receipts. cases in
cludef. hrefs soc current receipts.
2Sisc. Receipts Friday. 1885 cases.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22
TOLEDO LIVE STOCK.

ceipts light. market 1oc lower:
heavles. s1111 1.10; mediums. 11n
rt.fo. workers 80 1910: good pigs.
50 2S $50; Calves Market, steady.
Sheep and lambs Market. steady.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22
Second Inning.
Third Inning.

WASHINGTON Leonard lined 20
Crawford, Foster flied to cobb. Nj
Ian singled 20 center Smith fan
ned No run. one hit. no error.
DETROIT Young hied to smith
Stauagc struck out Mcbride threw
out Mitchell No run. no hit. no err
TOT,
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22
Steel SELLS
TO RECORD
OF $114,50
Street Full of Bull
Tips; Record Ex-
ports Expected

NEW YORK, Sept. 22.--Some
minutes after the market closed
a sale Of steel at ia 5-e was
found to De the record high.
Total sales for steel for the day
were 100000 shares.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22
D.tro,, Hank CI.nr,pr..

Detroit bank clcariuEs for Friday
were f7.S17,1S217 Total cleariugs
for 1916 60 date are $3.50. $50 $50 Sc
as against sl.oI3.96T 800 - for the
corresponding period In 1915
Corn market steadlcr, with relax
ing pressure ~ plates. Spot market
I To- ~ higher and parcel market 2
10 Cd higher. ArCentlne freights and
liberal shipments to r. T.. encourages
tho belief in continued liberal ar
rivals.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22
VIEW YORK coTroN MARKET
WV YORK BUTTER AND Eggs.

NEW YORK. y Y. Sept. 22-But-
ter steady receipts, 7.i27; creamery
extra. 32A, M34c state dairy. tubs
2sih n 33tsc. imitation creamery hrsts
29H 2ailc special 3t1 n 36c Eggs:
Firm receipts. g.2s7. nearby white
fancy f3nfsc. nearby miNcd fancy,
30d 32c fresh frsts. 92m34c.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22

sPENCERTOwN. n. WHEN
she was apparently losing her mind
Mrs. LLOYD warhcld had all her
teeth pulled Her mental faculties
were restored by the operation.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22
Banks and Trust Companies.


to execute orders on the Exchange:
w. h. Moss & Co. Carlyle Il Povah.
Geo. n. West a Co. E. (. Maccrons
Il CO., III. w. Noble Il Co.. ID. l.. Sey-
rill. Lynch & Co. ". A. Hamlin q
Co, VIM A. Neer 6 Co, SINCLAIR a
Couls. Emmet l. Sprague, VIM. n:
Co. W. 4. Reilly & Co. Matthew
Finn. A ". Wallace 4 Co. Lewis O.
stockard & Co. Bennett Smith u
(SOrtnT
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22

4 nxed white night has been es-
tabtishod NJ tho entrance Of Erie
hsrbor Lake Eric 20 mark the loca-
tion ~ the sunken Canadian barge
rob ROY which went down Sunday
In Abou' ~ en- fathoms or water.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22
TODAY'S GAM E
WASHINGTON.
OOO1
)ije(j1'

Batteries-Thomas and Henry:
Mitchell and Stanage. Umpires-
Owens and Evans
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22
Financial Notes

The New York DAILY Financial Bul-
letin saws: "Chesapeake a ohio stock
~ reported from well Informed
sources 10 be under very strong ac-
culation during the general market
recesSions. II Is declared By repu-
table houses 10 be based on an m
tsntiun 70 put the stock on dividend
basis before the end of tho year. G
& o. iR now estimated 20 be earning
about sl2 share
Important interests. while expect
ing reactionRry tendencies Temporal
ily. have not lost falth In the bull
market. and are suggesting that new
commitments on the long Tide be en-
tered into confidently next week. dur
ing recesslons which may appear
They seem 20 favor tho Steel group
r1ore than any other but are also
friendly to tho rails. Their Judgment
on the market. II may be said, has
been exceptionally accurate They
represent powerful sources.
The buying In the stock market is
remarkably VOL distributed. Reports
from many sources suggest that very
few large blocks are being handled
one hundred and 200-sharc lots are
apparently the rule with the big wire
houses. and they are backed up by
big margins.
Accumulation Of Eric IL again re-
ported from an important institution
which ~ credited with doing hugo
outsIda business The stock is being
recommended by several prominent
arms The direcstors 81 the company
are scheduled 20 hold n meeting neNt
Monday, and intimations thrown out
lead 60 the deduction that develop
ments OF Importance may be had.
when the following IL shaken out
Of Reading specialiHts In New York
and In Philadelphia say the stock
will advance TO levels higher than
ever.
There is n tendency 10 enlarge rail
long accounts Brokerage loans show
10 Sentiment In commission houses
reflect a. New York Control. Union
Pacific. Reading and Erie appear 70
be the most favored.
THAT the public has control or the
movement I'm United states steel is
hrmly believed In many commission
houses
In the minds Of the speculative
operators IN various offices the cop
per trinity. Anaconda. Inspiration
and Utah. IL receiving more attention
than any other collection 81 stocks
and the basis for big public partici-
patton IL believed 90 exist
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22
Nationals OPEN LAST
SERIES Of SEASON ON
NAV|N FIELD TODAY
Elks Present Brothers Among
Players With Card
Cases

NAvTN FIELD. Sept. 22.-wAsh-
tuston came 10 Detroit today for the
last series OF the year at Navtn
neld Intermittent showers thruout
Shs day threatened to postpone the
game and did kecp the crowd down
to . few hundred. although II was
Mks day and the stands were gaily
decorated with purple and white.
Washington had not won a game
here this year. Thomas. q rookie
southpaw, pitched for Washington,
and Mitchell worked for Detroit.
Al the start Of the game. Detroit
lodge OF Elks No, - presented gold
card cases 10 Navtn, Jennings, and
Players Cobb. Bush and Stanage Of
the Detroit club. and Mcbride, VIII
liams and Leonard, OF Washington,
all OF whome are members OF the or
der. Harry Tuthill also got one.
The presentation speech was made
by William J. Dawson.
First Inning.
WASHINGTON --- Leonard struck
out. Foster died to Cobb, Milan
bounded to Wiz. No run. no hit. no
DETRoTT-McBride threw out witt.
Bush grounded 10 Judge. who step
ped on tho bag. Rice playing left
neld instead OF Shanks. Cobb walk
ed Cobb was caught OF first. Thorn
as TO Judge. No run, no hit. no error
Second Inning.
WASHINGTO,s--Sm singled 20
center on the nrst bali pitched. Rice
was hit by a pitched bnll. Judge
hunted a foul TO Wit Mcbride fan
ned Both runners advanced when
Mitchell threwe weild TO second.
Henry walked. filling the bases.
Thomas bunted and was thrown out
BY Witt. No run, one hit. one error.
DETROIT Neach grounded 10
Judge. who was uuRssisted. Mcbride
threw out Crawford Leonard threw
out Hcilman No run. no hit. no err
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22

PrintinR--fhe plain neat ktnd--sh~
L. riEh'-Times job Dept.--Ms,a 49,
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22
RACES

Havre DE Grace Results.
First Race, 81 furIongs: Brooklyn.
III (ButwelD. $3.50. 50 and s3.Io,
won: glorine. 1l2 tTaplin), $3.50 and
40. second: Precise. iit (BalD.
t2so. third Time OF as. Mother
Nachrse. SarEon RI and Glanaginty
also ran.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22

In the minds Of the speculative
operators IN various offices the cop
per trinity. Anaconda, Inspiration
and Utah. IL receiving more attention
than any other collection 81 stocks
and the basis for big public partici-
patton is believed 90 exist
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22

when the following Is shaken out
Of Reading. specialists In New York
and IN Philadelphia say the stock
will advance to levels higher than
ever.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22

PrintinE---tbe plain neat kInd-thst
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22

THAT the public has control OF the
movement I'm United states steel is
hrmly believed In many commission
houses
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22

There is n tendency to enlarge rail
long accounts Brokerage loans show
II Sentiment In commission houses
reflect H. New York Control Union
PRcinc Readius and Erie appear 20
be the most favored
The Detroit times., 1916-09-22
HAyRE DE GRACE ENTRIES
LInr snaurdnNl

VApprcntice allowance claimed.
Wenther clear. trnck. last.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-13
,Sra Mibnntiulcus 0anb.

Here aar iioen," ifriuer DIR. adrI
@ertenien fra SononPs. Soritab,
Iorge, "beItilte ieg en- aasie auri.
TO o. ianot Reoicinen meget pirf.
ninssiulb. Seq bopoe liot al ct Ner.
peonoe % bauoe bru9t NeoIciner og
foniulteret SGger, alt iii ingen Ipt-
te. alirifo sioroe mig imiolertio
iterf % iriif."
Spis Sc er interesieret / en- DE.
oicin. Der er uirfelis 900, Ell iom bar
naaet Ssioepmftct al alnlen 2)nOelt
baaoe Der o. / ~ltolanoet enc OF alene
peo lit eset SPro eiter ct aarbunore.
oes itaoist grug, oil De iinoe Den |
aurifo. Gette samle llrtemiooel er
fife at iaa pan a~potbefer. Speciel-
le Mgenter iorifaiier Den iii sImen-
beoen oirefte ira observation-disclosures 60
Saboratorium. Sfrip til Ir. Better
Sabrnep & Cons Go, 1875 60.
Sopne Are, Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-13

NIL CpI1suins. Ole Suno; Gang
"SiaonIsIeeet meoer Der for arben
Sang ian. 9srscruh2 aoortet.
Seubae Sen gore Suui al. 10 Sor'
mtboae: llofIust I'll Varteu; Sotoeras
ierius al 2oeet; aorte Saler al Here.
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'auIes after til SpsNcIoe". Serssuios
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norit 9rnet; SoIo-"Nrues gang"
ella StaoeIaro; Sdreforenir9eu Or
pheiis" al Sarge oeutes Of aipe os flerc
Sanee paa Senbae. 2. SoIum ptI
ipile |ioIin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-13

Sigbalslaeet meoer / Sarge. g. ;.
her 24be og 25be SUM 1916.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-13

SnieIeu, SobanreS SEMEN 8renaass
odag, iom reiite I'll an1erita for 80 War
iieen. bar heller life label here fra Jig
paa aIbria iaa I1nes. &c cr fra Ntns
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lnsuiue ON SomeIiedolnro oeribe.
Sfrip I'll bam b%irette.
Sobu SobnsruN. Bennington,
Ninn., enifer ar torrelponoere neo en-
"sammel Riuaeritine", Tom iorIeoen
Ifreo / "Toitcn" % uroertesneoe zig
"Sarinertone". % / hreur ban tror at
eienfieiibe en- samrneI Sto!etamerat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-13

IN gliaSicu, HeoGfter Tor aeiocla.
tion.S palten / "Mouiiou Nes.
lenger".
Salt par ser l29 @~rooneuter -
50 Gouege.@raouenter. 2s 9ta0emi.
@raouenter. 10 ira Observation-Disclosures
OF 70 lom iif Noailtcr .@rahen.
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fen uocu at iaa cnsona Ell Strnm.
NE.
Get fan pare al $ntere@ie Tor 2U.
lcrnc Of pioe, at Vrpiioent Nnoreen,
ION er ioenif, er qiit mco Ell norlf
apinoc ira Srouohlem. Sans Gale
'loa Qoot an bIano. SiIhorerne.
Gr.0tiniitcr Spcniou. ION holot
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Games u. %eteriou ir1 minneapolis.
pna.rr,t men He oii,cieIt erfI1ret
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ton har betleuorglort i'm S~iIbdsetres
relic iom mllig eGrbiodf I'll Sorhet
for :. u. u. 9~uruautt, @loeruer 8.
Z. 6ammouo5 Giterislser. DIR. Be,
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publitanerre / Slatsu az aisre er OF
femme Iammeu % b1r otier Bette ceS
ar irtte ct @rempel. 3ette Spu pda
zuesu pil I'll ~inaInrstTra rnhe ger.
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irarere Qiore ham i~ter.ere sHo Hossuf,rs
ee ffr.
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9amrcnce, Sans, Den 2ocr Srrni:
Seisnlogroien peo aonios Stats-
ltniueriitet notereoe meQem al. s %
9 / 0ormioooe ct gorife itprft SorO.
ifjpIu.
Groi. i. 6. Setter, Der bar Sp'p.
ret mco Snitrumentet, uniloar III.
itunoen ira SoroifiGIpets Centrum
III 900 MiI. nutugeIi9 etiteos pes
zen merifunife @oli.
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Dor Krie paa Paiti.

WaihlnHtou oen 6te ,SItni. Son.
trcuomtral Gupcrton iOm fommon.
oercr ocu amcrlfauitc S%luuoeitnrfc
Den peitiuolifc R%cpubIif Sun lOmir
90. iroberctter louQ til Vturlueocpur.
tcnIentet. at el FebcIitprft paa ca.
200 Niouo Igaur hnuoe unlrcbct oel
omerltaHite Seir peo VtOnte Ghrlitc.
Hebellerne bIep ilauet pud SIugt meo
et LAB al inn orpbtc HWcrltdnerul
leo Inlet lob. hperten AZ orpbte cllcr
innreOe.