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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1916-09-01
NEW SADDLE HORSE STARS
To France for Prizes in Banner Rings at Coming Kentucky
State Fair

above, the State Fair management has
announced the more tempting plan OF
listing all the entry moneys in a lump
sum and adding to it for the Champion
Five-Gaited Saddle Horse stake $1,000
in cash and handsome silver trophy;
for both the Kentucky Championship
Roadster stake and the Kentucky
Champion Fine Harness Stake, $500
additional to the entry moneys, and in
the new three-gaited saddle horse stake
the bonus added to the entry money will
be 5000. AS this stake is new to State
Fair history, the entrants in same will,
of necessity, be new to horsemen. In
the fine harness stake the prospects
are likewise for new blood. In the
roadster stakes it is anticipated that
the greatest lot of entries ever shown
in like event will be listed for the
contest. Those who have purchased
nominations above are:
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1916-09-01

Quartz glass, for which we were
once dependent on Germany, is now
made in this country. The sand of
Nebraska is best suited for the pur-
pose.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-09
TO DISCUSS
PROBLEMS OF
EDUCATION

Measurements in education" will
be the topic OF Dr. Charles Z. Chad
sey. superintendent of schools, in a
meeting in rhe First Unitarian
church, Wednesday evening. when
the parents OF school children have
been invited to discuss some OF the
problems that confront the educators
in Detroit and every other city.
Stuart A. Courts. supt rintendent
OF educational research and orig.
inator of the Courts tests, will
speak on Tightening the children's
burden"
The following teachers and prlnci-
pals will enter into the discussion
OF the speeches: Mrs. II. ]. Cooper,
Lincoln school; Miss VI. f. Weather.
by, Do.y school; Miss VI J. Hayes.
CrosrmHn school; Miss A. II. Nc
Adam. Alger school; Miss Helen r.
Baker. Scripps school; Miss W. Nc
Kerrow. Tappan school; B. A..
Barnes. Cary school: W. J. Cour.
tiss. Clippert school: c. J. Barlow.
Fairbanks school: A. NJ. Cotter, Con-
don Junior hIgh school. and A 8.
Njcho1R Novte.Ty school. '
The Detroit times., 1916-02-09
Suburban News
WYANDOTTE
ASKS DETROIT
FOR CITY WATER

wYANDOTTE. Mich. Feb. o.
Formal request for Detroit water
was was ordered made Tuesday
night by the city commission. In
regular session.
City Clerk Charles Block has sent
letter to the Detroit water board,
relative to the cost of getting a
water supply from the city. The let
ter states that the cost OF putting In
the mains from Ecorse to WyAn.
dotte should be borne by the City OF
Detroit. as the local supply is con
tajainated by the sewage OF that
city. and Is would be but reasonable
for that body 10 bear the expenses
Of making tho connection.
The petition Of Jerome II. Bishop.
relative TO the grading OF Spruce-st-.
between Fourth and F1fth-sts., was
granted Work will be commenced on
this street as soon as weather per-
lnits.
Decrease or Sl7I50 In poor board
expenditures was reported TO the
In February, 1915, $ls2
was paid out 20 the needy In the
town and January. 1916. $3.50 was
The total. This Is the largest de-
crease in this department ever re-
ported.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-09
D. U. STOCK ON
UPWARD TREND

d. U. r. stock Is on the jump
according to advices from Montreal,
Wednesday morning. II opened at
70. and Immediately went TO 81
Trading was active from the start,
and the report was that S,lo0 shares
were traded in Tuesday.
A report was circulated. Wednes-
day. that an increase in dividend
will be declared in the next meet
ing OF the directors. Prophecies
were freely made that the stock
would go 10 par.
There was similar Strengthening
several days before the publication
of the railways annual report.
which showed large net earnings
and increase In business for 9l5.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-09
BIRMINGHAM

The men OF the Presbyterian church
OF Southneld will give a shanty sup
per In the Southheid town hall Friday
evening. Feb. Is.
Mrs. Sarah Craig and Mrs. Jennie
Rossler. OF Detroit, are guests OF Mr..
Mrs. Harry Schlitz entertained the
Epworth league OF Big Beaver. Tues
day evening In her home In Big Bca-
yer.
Mrs. VI. Rogers. OF Pittsburgh. Pa.
has returned home after q visit with
Mr. and Mira Frank Burnett. South
neid-ave.
Rev. II. $. Barron, OF Detroit. viii
preach sunday, at sac p m. In the
The willing Workers society. of
Southneld. viii meet Wednesday af-
ternoon. Feb. %. with MrA Joseph
Brooks Southheld.
Mrs. Hattie Todd is ili In her home
or Pisrce-st.
Miss Susie Trowbridge and Miss
Pauline Benedict have gone to Pitts
burgh. Pa. to visit relatives.
Miss Helen Walker has returned 10
ronths at Colorado Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sullivan. OF To-
Charles smith. OF Rig Beaver.
A grand ball will be given In Eek
stems hall Warren. Friday evening.
The Log Cabin Sunday school win
home OF Miss Mamie Lowell. Claws son.
The Cleaners society. OF Troy. will
meet Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur King. Troy.
The Log Cabin Gun club VIII hold a
trophy shoot Thursday afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-09

who ripped open the back OF tho safe
Sunday morning. A huge safe In
the John ID. Mabley Co store at
Griswold-st. and Grand Riverave..
WAS blasted open with Ditroglyce-
rine and s5s2 taken. A safe in the
clothing store OF Carron 4 Co., No.
90 woodward-ave.. was forced open
and 5000 taken. and a futile attempt
was made 20 rob the safe in tho
Sheehan book store on Woodward
ave.
Further than a few comparatively
indistinct finger prints and pie
thora OF theory ON the manner In
which each OF the Jobs" was exc
cuted. the police have no clues TO
the identity Of The yeggInen.
AS an instance of the consistency
with which the burglars and others
| work. Tuesdays tthe latest). issue
OF the police bulletin. a pamphlet
issued daily 10 patrolmen, may be
cited. Four business places and
four dwellings were robbed, four
cases OF grand larceny, two cases OF
pockets picked and one report Of a
highway robbery are contained in
one days reports. This is an aver
age report.
Commissioner Gillespie left for
Florida Tuesday evening. for his
health.
Police Superintendent Marquardt
declared, "Wednesday noon, that the
slayer OF Joseph kruszewski. In his
private bank at No. 242l w. Jeffer-
son.ace., Tuesday afternoon. is In all
probability connected with tho gang
Of men who killed August Diebel,
saloon man, Thursday at midnight
and robbed him Of 5000.
The superintendent declared that
the case against Rudolph Snezck, Of
No. 500 Military-ave. was not abso.
lutely conclusive and that only cir
cumstantial proof had been obtain
ed. He said that the similarity of
the two killings indicated that the
same men committed the two
crimes.
In both cases the assailants gave
their victims no chance to save
their lives or TO protect their prop
erty, the superintendent said.
Snezek's wife and stepmother, In
statements TO the agsistant prose
cutof, declared he was home at the
time the banker was shot to death.
The police. on the other hand, claim
to have the names of witnesses who
saw Snezek on the street about that
time. The prisoner is rs years old
and lives at No 996 Military-ave.
Snezek was arrested in his home
after circumstantial evidence, the
police say. had been obtained indi-
eating that the prisoner had threat
ened the life OF the banker forfe-
yenge before three witnesses.
Kruszewski was alone in the
branch OF his bank at No. 2421
JeYerson-ave. west. when he was
The Detroit times., 1916-02-09
GAS co. GIVES
FOWLER BOOST
Named Commercial Manager,
Following Resignation of
4. p. Ewing

Richard c. Fowler Is the new
commercial manager OF the Detroit
City Gas Co. and William II. Krat.
zer has been named assistant
commercial manager. Both men
have oeen in the company's service
for several years The promotions.
effective at once, were announced
by V. F. Dewey. -',e-president and
general manager, following the res
ignation OF Alonzo p. Ewing, who
win manage the new Highland Park
State Bank of Detroit. TO be opened
March :.
Mr.. Fowler has been advertising
manager OF the company the last
five years. and Mr.. Kratzer has
been in charge OF the company's
selling campaigns. In his new posi-.
tion. he viii have supervision OF
sales and advertising. He will give
up his work, IL Is understood. as
advertising manager OF the Grand
Rapids Gas Light Co. which he has
held the last three years, together
with his local work.
Mr. Fowler has been prominently
Identified with the Board OF Com
merce. He has been educational
director OF the Adcraft club.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-09
WILL NOT PAVE
LABADIE STREET

ECORSE, Mich. Feb. s.--LAbadie-
81. will not be paved.
This decision was reached Tues
day evening ~ the village council.
when y petition from the majority Of
property owners on this street was
read, praying that the paving pro-
ject be abandoned Petitions for the
paving Of the highway had been ap-
proved several months ago.
Another petition, circulated by the
residents OF he north end OF the
village. was read. requesting that
the two sypsies' camps. located In
that part Of the town, be chased
from the village. Residents In that
district claim that distur hsnces In
the camps. which have broken out
frequently. make them a nuisance.
The petition was referred to the viii
lage attorney.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-09
HIGHLAND PARK

Grant Esterling of No. 49, Tenny-
son,ave. 10 seriously III In his home
ard c,intsn wso o'Sss Si.d iGn in f Sis hom. home
NO. 23I ptlgrim-ave.. Sunday. after a
short illness, were held Tuesday
morning. Surviving him are a wild
ow. Anna Ia Chamberlain. and three
children, Charles and Clarence. OF De.
troit. and Mrs. George J. Dinkel. OF
Los Angeles Interment was at Con-
nonsburg, Mich. Tuesday afternoon.
:, According to a report nled by vii:
liam G. Patterson, superintendent Of
the water works. there were 2ol.2el.- =
600 gallons of water pumped into the
village during the month OF January
Mrs J. N. Hackett. OF No. - Buena
rista-ave. west. entertained q num-
her of guests At a dainty luncheon
"wednesday.
The wednesday Evening Dancing
club will meet In FounIer hall. Buena
Vista and Woodward-aves.
The funeral services for Mrs Ida
NJ. Beers who died Saturday in her
home. No. ~ Gerald-ave., were held
Tuesday afternoon. Her husband. ia
". Champiain and Mrs. J. /. Sample.
survive.
Mrs. DR.. II. r. Munroe and children.
William and Maxine, OF Saskatoon.
RoSsr, bs.an sa's' of So MI s.s sshsnd Ana Mrr
ave. Mrs Munroe is the wife of DR.
H. +. Munroe. the commander OF the
new Canadian hospital In London.
Charles W. Seymour. chief OF po-
lice. reports ~ arrests. sl14 in nnes
and 9l04 In costs for the work OF
the police department during the past
The announcement has been made
OF the engagement Of Miss Grace ~.
Miller. secretary to Royal M. Ford
village clerk. to Frank Taschs. Of
Detroit. The wedding will take place
IL - h. d
Miss Miller will be the honored guest
at several parties and showers during
the next two weeks.
Miss Sophia Baum. OF Saskatoon,
Braun Braun Of v No. af, hsL HsSIanSare aS,s mo0'r'
John Tooz. Of No. 1zf Brewster-av ave.
was fined IS and IS costs by Justice
flanagan. tuesday. for being u dis
john Boer6sr. of No. 1901 Baldwin
ave. and Edward peneen. OF No. 1879
Kirby-ave. east. VINO were arrested
on a charge Of grand larceny by Pa
pn.s ,rgs" ossr surss % Ss id police
Henry Rose. of No. III First-rt..
and Louis n. Gress. of Toledo who
were arrested for entering the rest
dence Of J. cousens. of No. 81 Mac.
county. jail Tuesday on default Of
Irwin whi,comb. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. q. v. whitcomb.. of No 2oi Glen
daio-aye.. Ia recovering from q SER
ious attack of scarlet fever.
Mrs. T. W. oHenderson. of Everett.
Mass. IL visiting her son. Ralph Hen
derson, Of No. 200 Highland ave.
St, Detroit. was nned IS and IS costs
by Justice flanagan Tuesday for be-
The woman's Home Missionary So
cfety. OF Trinity Methodist church
will meet Thursday afternoon Feb
10. at 2:30 o'clock with Mrs. T.. =.
Bartlett. OF No. ia Crand-ave. west.
A Kitchen shower will he held In
the Baptist church Thursday evening,
The Detroit times., 1916-02-09
CANADA URGED
TO GUARD BORDER

On the strength OF what is ad.
mitted to be a somewhat extrava-
CANT report. that German agents In
the United States have purchased
and planned to distribute 100000
Mauser rifles along the Canadian
border for purposes of invasion by
German reservists In this country.
the Toronto Globe has become
aroused to the point Of editoriaIly
calling upon the governments of
CaRada and the United tates TO con.
centrate troops on the border TO
guard against any possibility OF
such violation OF American neu
trality.
There are millions OF people In
the United States OF Germanic or
igin who would gladly provide
money 10 buy arms for an invasion
OF Canada" says the Globe In con
nection with remarking that the Do
minion government should not
make light or the reports.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-09
DETROIT LIFE
INSURANCE co.
is PROSPERING

Assets OF the Detroit Life Insur.
ance Co. increased sl00,s57 during
1915, according TO the annual re-
port, submitted in a meeting OF the
stockholders in the company's Of
fee, Tuesday afternoon. Progress
of the company through the year
was no>able. and the directors ex
pressed satisfaction with the show
ing that had been made.
The gross assets total $4s4,S26.15
Insurance in force aggregates ST..
1s9.5O0, as compared with S5.463,169
n year ago, an increase OF tt.736,331.
New insurance. amounting to more
than 100000 was written and paid
for In 1915.
-Four new directors were elected
10 the board. as follows: DR.. Emil
VI. sorock and Thomas n. Harris.
Detroit; Edward c. Mitchell. Hough-
ton. and John J. Cleary. Escanaba.
Other directors reelected are: J.
Fl Carstens, NJ. D.; j. E. Ready.
J. d. Chaddock, NJ. o. Rowland,
James ID. Baty. VI. +. OBrlen. r.
n. Watson; w. J. Webb, II. j.
Guthard. Detroit: F. G.. Bargiey,
Jackson: r. r. Hoffmaster, Battle
Creek; w. j. Spears, vassar; Z. 8.
Coe, Iron River; NJ. J. Cavanaugh,
Ann Arbor: j. T.. Brown, j. O..
Reuter-, Lansing; A. NJ. Hume,
Owosso; Lette Shay. Harbor
Springs; p. II. O'Brien. T. T..
Mitchell. Houghton; r. D. Davis,
Escanaba; John q. Allen. Rich.
mond: Herman Holmes. Crystal
Falls, and Alton T. Roberts, Mar.
quette.
The following officers were re.
elected: President, VI. r. O'Brien;
first vice.president, II. J. Guthard;
second president, NJ. o. Row
land; secretary and treasurer. James
ID. Baty: medical director. Dr. J. II.
carstens, and general counsel, r.
RI. Watson.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-09
Financial Notes

nsylvania Steel Is . possibility.
Elk Tanners Co. Of Kane. Pa. an
nounces i5T increase in wages
The Savoy oil Co has declaed a
dividend of i% and an extra 80 for
February.
The International Nickel Co. is 10
establish a big nickel refining plant
in Canada
The Midwest Refining Co. for the
year ending Dec. 81. shows s.i2ss
earned on stock.
The Linsey Light Co. has declared
20 dividend on common against
i % paid for previous quarter.
I There Is a current report that the
merger OF Bethlehem Steel and
Pennsyivania Steel is possibility.
American Iron Steel Manufacturing
Co. announces voluntary Sc in
crease in nillworkers wages, effec-
tive Feb. IA
No plan has yet been announced by
the Mhdvale Steel Co, for raisin Z
s1o,oeo.O00 needed TO pay for the ab-
sorbed Cambria Steel Co.
The reported visit OF Benjamin
Strong. Jr., Of the federal reserve
bank. TO Europe fs preparatory to
the estaollshment OF branch Of the
federal reserve bank abroad.
One OF the largest independe {
steel companies has withdrawn from
the market as a seller OF products
Tor the fourth quarter OF this year.
owing TO large orders on hand.
Lee Rubber e. Tire Co. reports sat
isfactory business. sales In January,
1915, having been 1905 greater than
during the same month a wear a0o
The output now is about 1900 tires
a day.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-09
CHEVROLET TO
DOUBLE OUTPUT
Company Plans Extensive Ad.
ditions to Plant, Asserts
w. {. Durant

FLINT. Mich. Feb. 9.-The pro-
duction OF Chevrolet motor cars will
be doubled by Aug. l. according to
W. c. Durant. president OF the Chew.
rolet Co. Durant came here from
New York TO close contracts for a
new axle plant. 10 be erected here
by w. f. Wood, OF Detroit. and also
TO purchase machinery for the new
plant OF the Mason Motor Co.
Dtuant announced that q new as
semhling plant would be erected
here early in the spring. and that
the company would erect between
so and 100 houses for Chevrolet en-
ployes TO relieve the prevailing
housing congestion.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-09

Feb. 10. at 8 o'clock. This In for the
purpose OF furnishing the new kitch-
en-. The men as well as the women
are invited TO participate In this
shower. Kitchen utensils OF all kinds
Will be acceptable donations.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Ladies' Union of the Baptist church
has been postponed from Feb. 10 To
Feb IL. at which time the ladies viii
hold an au-dsy meeting In the
church. Dinner will be served In the
church by the side losing out In the
recent contest.
Mrs. James @. Scott. OF No. iss
Monterey-ave.. entertained Mrs Le-
FebIes circle OF the womens Union
Of the Presbyterian church. Monday
afternoon.
A rummage sale will be held by
Mrs. Thsyer's circle OF the women's
Union OF the Presbyterian church on
Feb. 10. Anyore having anything TO
contribute will please call Mrs. j..
Fording and 40 will be called for.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-09
kET Up ON
||IIlNIA NEWS


Q4 York, Feb. s.-The stock
4 opened strong today. re-
1nk to favoraSse news regard.
Lusitania case. None OF the
cao wls spectacular. however.
r1hls Was up point. American
ppundry l Is. United States
of1nl Alcohol 2. and United
20 01eel gained IA. at "a Is.
I1Eon6ls and coppers held stten-
uf1bg the hrst half hour. but
~ maykst turned irregular. II
= prof fossional market without
~ tandency In either direction.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-09
Bankers 20 Meet in ourand

An informal meeting OF members
of group No. Z. Michigan Bankers
association, will be held. Saturday,
in Durand. The visiting members
OF the group viii be met by the Du-
raEd bankers. and escorted to head
quarters. where a LIncoln's birthday
lurcheon will be served. A business
meeting will follow the luncheon.
Association members are asked to
at once notify r. ". Conn, cashier
of the shiawassse County bank. of
Durand. as to the number delegated
10 the meeting
The Detroit times., 1916-02-09

rne following nrms are privileged
csrlyis 4 Pcvah. W. A. Hamlln q
Co, H w Noble 4 Co. W z. Moss
Z Co. Bennett; Smith a Co.. Sinclair
. Couis. Joel stoekard CO. Lewis g
West q Co. E. y. Maccrons q 20.
Emmst L. Sprague, Matthew Finn,
2. 7. Seymour 4 Co. A. w. Wallace
q CO.. Wm. n Rose a Co. VIM a
Eeer Z Co. w. B. Mclaughlin. II. K
Pslton. Merrill Lynch q Co.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-09
Produce

The feature OF an otherwise fea-
tureless market on Tuesday was .
drop OF 2hc In esg prices At this
season the market usually draws its
west where the season is further ad-
vanced than here. and the arrival OF
q car load or even more passes with
out notice. The receipts yesterdzy.
nowsvsr; bow wsrs ,nn.,p made up Of ems small lots
and came by express. This was taken
a. an indication that Michigan hens
were laying. and the market was af-
fscted accordingly. The butter mar
psthy with Elgin, but with these ex-
eeptions the market as a whole was
unchanged.
,.gs,ss;. !. - - sp,s: s?s s'ssS1 SslayiSs AZ IN
spp.ss. pSes.a tr1sUgiss' oes SsA' ''''''' '"'
te4ases :. oocd ,;ppsng stock.
0ssas--Dr,ed IInas 81 01o 10.
Cssssssrtes--Howss ss0s.se 5oi.;
cssiSS.ws.-y.ssa per cra,.
cSssss.-HioSiSssSs S' ns... % isneuxc
Scrtsd sviss.. sSc; .iimsurgss. i-iD.
0kc: lib. itnc brius cream. i!x
-. All is*s sSs1i II 'erI.' sHs"~'' da'''
bsssse1 cslves--Fancy. is014c
Dsssse4 hegs - Light s0ioc
afsvx ~ Vsss;ss V.ssss.ss..-or..s pepper.
f13g crate: soc basket; raishes
tee aossn lettuce. lah0lss ID,
sSSss ssis4s,e PIX ssx so;ancgs. I, !, ss.
~. ~ is7fnea' 31orida as01 AZ
yas efA.e -; Grssn beans. 8, 50 ~
1f3eeecs esseoS case; Elephant. a
s IS Ci's;Y &! s;s':s :s.;:::.l ;:s l'sSi:;;:; !;
,:;.!sS se:sSss:; 3: .:,:: 81 s:,,'r,: 6, 4:
The Detroit times., 1916-02-09

To WHOM II Nay Coseerp--Tsks
OF Februsry. A. n, 1918. at ! o'clock
p. m. at No 11s Michigan-ave.. In the
City OF Detroit County OF Wayne and
state OF Michigan. AL articles or
left In pawn with julius steinberg q
Co, OF the City OF Detroit shall be
sold at public auction by Aschor Moss.
Auctioneer. OF the City OF Detroit.
Section 9. OF the 1919 Compiled Ordis
nances OF the City Of Detroit
Dated Detroit. Mich, this ist day
of February. a. D.. 1915
JULIUS sTE1NBERG a CO..
By JULIUS STEINBERo.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-09
Bank In Temporary Quarters.

Temporary Offices Of the High.
land Park State Bank OF Detroit.
have been opened at No. 4I4 Penob-
scot building. Arrangements for the
formal opening are being made by
Alonzo p. Ewing, vice-pres'dent ar.
general manager. and Everett G.
Yer Beck, cashier. The bank will
be permanently located at No. 43
Fort-st. west. where workmen now
are engaged In rearranging the in.
terror and redecorating the walls.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-09
BUTTER AND EGGS.

EGgs--Fresh receipts. cases IN
cluded. candIed. 3si1c: current re-
ceipts. 251c doz. Receipts Tuesday.
Bssser-Creamery extra, aonc:
nrsts. zsc; dairy, 3ic; packing stockA
The Detroit times., 1916-02-09

DETROIT. Feb. s.-opening; Liver
pool was weak and lower for wheat
and the Chicago market was about
steady. Wheat In Detroit opened
without change. Opening prices Wed
nesday: Cash No. 3 red wheat. ". IS;
May. $i;s.H: July. si.2sh; No. !
The corn market Is steady AZ &c
for cash No. ;. 75nc for No. ; yellow
and 74c for No. 4 yellow.
Oats are quiet and steady at bic
for standard. soc for cash No. white
and 4704s1c for cash No white.
Rye is inactive and easy at sl.vl
for cash No. ?.
Beans are frm Mt sssS for imme-
diate, prompt and February shipment
and 1910 for March.
Cloverseed Is in good demand and
firm at si..15 for prime spot, sls.So
for March and si0.2s for prime alsike.
Timothyseed is steady AT 1913 Tor
prime spot.
Grain receipts at Chicago wednes-
day were 81 cars OF wheat. az or
corn and 1l9 OF oats
May wheat in Chicago opened Wed
nesday at Si.2s% di.s0A corn at 'ss
aT7hc and oats at ish q 4shc.
Liverpool wheat closed unchanged
to Id lower and corn u q I'd higher.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-09
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
fnunnlnw and Stevema.b

Cattle: Five cars. market. steady
Hogs: is cars. market. strong; heavS
and workers, $500 s65. pigs. $50
SIS. Sheep: Five cars; market SLOW
io'so: wethers. SsssAs5e. ewes, sT.25
0S. Calves: $50 i2.se