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Arizona republican., 1917-10-21
PENTEcosTAL

First Pentecostal church-Tenth and Washington streets. There will be Sunday school at 10 a. m. followed by preaching in the big tabernacle by Evangelist H. L. Faulkner. Service also at 2:s0 D. m. and 7:30 D. m. There will be services each night dur ing the week and the public is invited to hear the stirring gospel messages of Evangelist Faulkner who is labor ing TO less faithfully here than in his previous meetings in South China. The day services through the week will be announced each night. R. l.. Homes, pastor.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-21
ESBYTERlAN

First Presbyterian Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. Morning worship at II a. m.. sermon oy the apstor Rev J. L. Marquis. D. D. Subject, The Desire to See Christ" Service for Indians at 1 p. m. Senior and
 intermediate Endeavor meetings 6:3O }. m Evening worship at 1:S0 p. III
 Sermon by the pastor. Subject, "Th, Narrow Door," All are cordially in vited to attend these services. Church 1t the corner of Third avenue and Adams street. Seats are free to all.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-21
BAPTIST

First Baptist church-Sunday morn ing preaching service at l 1. Subject of the sermon will be. What Makes 2 Strong Church" Sunday evening preaching at 7;30. The subject being "A Good Soldier Baptist Young Peoples union meets at 6:30 for pray ,r and testimony and praise service, All are welcome to this meeting which lasts one hour. Sunday school 1t 9:45 in the morning. Rev. George M Lehigh, pastor. Prof, Lloyd c. Elliott, superintendent.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-21
LATTER DAY SAINTS

Reorganized church of Jesus Christ
 of Latter Day Saints-We announce a change in the order of services for this Sunday. Immediately after the Sunday school, which convenes at lO o'clock, we will adjourn to the water to perform oaptisms. A short service will be held at the water and tho
 confirmation service will be held at p. m. at the chapel. There will be no night meeting. Location of chapel, 35 South Second street. J. E. Yates, pastor.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-21
Churches
CHRISTIAN

First Christian church-W ;. Bu- ehanan, pastor. All Sunday services in high school auditorium. Bible school { 9:45 q. m. We have prom ised the people of Phoenix to have enc thousand in our Bible school on Everybody Go to Sunday School day" November 4. Study period IO ca to 10;30 a. m. Communion service. II a. m. This is by far the most important service of our church, and is observed each Lord's day. Preach
Arizona republican., 1917-10-21
TIE AEIzoNA REpUBIcAN SUNDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 21 197

your favorite scripture quotation at the meeting. Choir practice Thursday evening of each week. in room g, Central school building. Prof. E. P Burley, choir director. Business of the church transacted at room 9, Gen. tral school DuildIng. A cordial invI- tation is etended to fneAus an, strangers tu o..s.lIp with us
Arizona republican., 1917-10-21

mon. The Reformation and the Doe -rine of the Real Presence in the Lords Supper" cordial invitation O attend these services is extended to all. Immanuel P. Frey. pastor, TAP West Fillmore street. Phone 26S2.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-21

for the purposes and consideration therein expressed. Given under my hand and seal of office this 20th day of September, A. D. 1917. (Signed) HELEN c. SMITH,
 Notary Public. My commission expires January 25th, 1919.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-21

Zion Evangelical Lutheran church. Services are held in the w. c. T. l.. building, 227 West Monroe street Bi- ble class and Sunday school at 945 a. m. H. J. Fast, superintendent. Morning service at 10:45. At this service the. pastor will preach the third sermon in the Quadri- centennial
 Reformation series. Subject of ser
Arizona republican., 1917-10-21
LUTHERAN

Grace English Lutheran church. South Second avenue, between Wash ington and Jefferson streets Sunday school at 9:45 a. m., C. F. Johnson uperintendent Morning preaching services, II a. m. Evening preaching services, 7:30 p. m. A cordial invita- tion extended to every one. H. J. Matthias, pastor
Arizona republican., 1917-10-21
CONGREGATIONAL

First Congregational church-Tem- porary quarters corner Portland and Third streets on Indian school car line. 9:45 a. m. Bible schol meets for study of the Sunday school lesson. Frank T. Farmer, superintendent. 7:30 D. m. evening services. Rev. J, Craig Watt will preach. Special mu- sic. Everybody welcome. $. E. Lynd, Ph. D., acting minister.
 Neighborhood Congregationl church Rev. J. Craig Watt. A. B.. minister. Bible school, 10:30. J. J. Gould, sup erintendent. Preaching service H. 30. Sermon on the subject of the laymans part in the Lords work. "The Other Seventy. Choir rehearsal every Fri day night under the leadership of H. Austen. A number of new faces are expected next Sunday in Bible school and church worship.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-10-10
eHArTssuRY VALLEY

Harrison Wilmington was a Bennins-
ton visitor Saturday.
Rally Day next Sunday at White
Creek Methodist church, A good
house is expected
f. w. Fuller and family and How
ard Estes OF bennington were North
Adams visitors recently
Mrs. Kate Powers from Petersburg
and friends were callers and pleasure
seekers in the Valley Sunday. :
Misses Florence and Grace Center
who have been visiting in Bennington
the past two weeks, returned to their
home Sunday. E
Pupils who were perfect in attend
ance in the Briggs Corners school for
the month OF September are: Rose
Monroe: Arthur Hunt; Lewis Hunt;
Ralph Hunt: Carroll Pierce.
Rev. Mr. Carroll of White Creek is
conducting a series Of meetings at
the Valley school house every night
this week except Saturday evening
These services are very interesting
and a good congregation is expected
to greet our new pastor,
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society meeting was held at the home
of Mrs. John Bennett Friday after
noon. Mrs. f. A. Sisson leader. A
large attendance and anl exceptionally
good program was rendered.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-10-10

Professor McElroy speaks with the
weight of an authority in his treat
ment of the wars historical develop.
ments and his Indictment OF Germany
and those in this country who are not
whole healtedly behind the govern
ment evoked resolution at the Rut-
land convention declaring Senator La.
Toilette no longer worthy OF mis- seat
in the United States Senate because
OF his disloyal utterances in public
speeches.
Speaking schedule as now arranged
is as rollows: Monday evening, Octo-
Der 10, Bennington; Tuesday after
noon October l6. Middlebury; Tues
day evening, Burlington; Wednesday,
October II, Morrisyille; Wednesday
evening, ST Adams; Thursday after
noon, October Is, Newport; Thursday
evening, St Johnsbury Other dates
for the week are in process Of being
Arranged.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-10-10
COUNTY War CONVENTIONS
viii Be Held Next Week All Over
Vermont.

WIN &c TISiO 'f|eN WcCN Nlt ~HSt
Vermont.
Springfield. Oct. Announcement
was made at the Office of James Hart
ness, federal food administrator and
chairman OF the Vermont public safe
ty committee this morning that ser
les OF county war conventions will be
held throughout Vermont during the
week OF October 10, when speakers OF
national and international fame will
discuss war problems in their many
phases. AS a ruesult of the great
success Of a recent State war conyen
ton in Rutland, and responding TO re-
quests from nearly every county in
the State for similar meetings, James
p. Taylor. director OF the pledge card
campaign of the food administration,
through the cooperation OF the Ma
tional Security League, has Secured
as speakers during Loyalty Week,
- l. viii De uesi3nated, ONO OF the
men who aroused great enthusiasm az
the Rutland convention; George
Adam, representing the British war
once. and Robert NJ McElroy pro-
se gor oe history at Princeton uniyer-
sity. The federal food administra
ton at Washington VIII also send u
personal representative of Herbert
Hoover national food administrator
who will make plain the Importance
of food conservation as an effective
agency in shortening the war and
bringing success to the American
arms and to strengthen which move
ment every housewife in Vermont
and the other states viii be asked to
sign food pledge card some time dur
ing the week beginning October q.
It is possible to bring these noted
speakers to Vermont at this time only
by enabling them to speak to all the
people: they could not be secured for
a single address. Consequently a
schedule has been arranged bringing
them INTO the state at Bennington for
an evening meeting Monday, October
10, working north to Middlebury, Bur
lington, Morrisville and st. Adams,
then over to Newport and southwark
to St Johnsbury, Washington county,
Orange county Windsor county and
Windham county In order to make
this complete swing around Vermont
afternoon meetings will be held in
some of the places.
George Adam, who represents the
British war Office, was noted minis
ter of the Gospel in London, England,
but when the war broke out he en-
tered the ministry OF munitions in a
responsible position, fact to which
he referred in Rutland in character
istic way which threw the audience
into wild enthusiasm when he said.
Before the war | tried to save souls
from hell. and then ! took up the work
of blowing the Germans to-the place
where they belong" Naturally a
highly effective speaker, Mr. Adam,
because of his official knowledge of
actual war conditions gained by Wis
its to the battle areas of France and
Belgium, will be able as he did in
Rutland, to paint a war picture of ter,
rife intensity and value.
Professor McElroy is in such de-
mand as speaker on the war from all
parts of the country,that he has given
up his academic work at Princeton
for a year and is devoting his entire
time to patriotic public meetings.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-10-10
BENNING BRIEFS
Nsws az tne Town and Village Told
SriefIy for 5usy Readers

Fine plush coat and two pairs pill
/ lows, Miss Selby's, 116 Pleasant St
ADV.
| Mrs. William E. Worcester of Troy
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. ~
c-l.ashe..
Mrs. Norman Bassett of Augusta,
Maine, Is expected Thursday TO spend
a few days with her mother, Mrs. j.
S Holden
John Morrissey and Joseph WEIGH
returned to Burlington yesterday to
resume their studies at the Uniyet
sity of Vermont
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Smith have re-
turned to their home in Syracuse, N
y, after spending a few days with
Mrs. Smiths parents on Putnam st.
Philip T. II. Pierson will LEAD the
Second Congregational chapel service
Thursday night az 1880. The special
committee, Mrs. Webster, chairman,
will report ON matters connected with
the church school.
There will be three full shows at
the Harte theatre tomorrow night to
enable all to see Dustin Farnum and
local moving pictures. Admission to
children 10 cents, adults 20 cents
First evening show at $50, second at
8, last at 9.25. Adv
For Sale-We have lot of good. see
ond hand heating stoves and ranges
All kinds of second hand furniture
for sale at low price in the rear OF
Pottery on Park st. Stored stoves
now ready. j, Ed. Walbridge Adv
Friday evening there will be a re-
ception held in the First Baptist
church in honor OF Deacon A. f.
LOOMS. Mr. Loomis leaves soon to
join his daughter, Mrs. Eden IN
China, Cal. Mr. LOOMS has been
faithful member and servant of the
church for over quarter OF cen
tury. All the members of the church
and congregation with their friends
are cordially invited to be present
Remember the date, Friday. October
18th. Time 1000 p m.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-10-10
Children Cry
FOR FLETcHER's
IL ~ 8 r O f2i a
ESTATE OF HENRY S. Burning
TON

ESTATE OF HENRY S. Burning
TON.
CTATE OF VERMONT The Hor ora
- District OF Bennlnl ton, 50. BILE Pro ate
Court for the District afo esa'd
To al pers lns Interested m the estate OF
Henry s. burlington, late of Pownnl in said
Dstr ct. deceased. * GREE iNG:4
WHVRE as. said Court mas ass1gned The 25th
day of Octob 'rnext foe examining and allowing
the account nj the execute OF tbs estate OF said
deCo Ssed nnd for decree of the resio ne of said
estate TO tn lawful claimants OF the same, and
ordere that public notice thereof be given 10
all rereon interested In said q IN by pub
fishing III 8 ORDER thrc- weeks successfully pre-
vDBs 60 the Jay assigned. in the tennif gton
Eve1inr banner, a newspaper published at
Be mir gtop 10 rsid oisrriNt.
TABREFORE, you are hereby otitisd 10 aU-
pear the Probate Office 10 Bennington in
said district. on the day assigned tsen ana
there 10 contest the allowance of sa'd account
if you SEQ cause, and to ablisb your right 10
heirs. eyatees and lawful claimants to said
residue.
GIVE" under my hand, this 2oth day Ct
AMY II. HARBOUR. Register.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-10-10
WHEN TONGUE is COATED

Your liver is torpid and is affecting
your stomach and bowels. To rouse
your liver, take the little, purely vege-
table and in-all-ways satisfactory
Hoods Pills. They relieve biliousness,
constipation, all liver ills. Do not irrl-
tate nor grippe. Price Csc, of druggists
or c. l. Hood Co., Lowell, Mass.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-10-10

Fine plush coat and two pairs pi
lows, Miss Selby's, 116 Pleasant s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-11
Die 6ObOfener ,Sumbenfabrif

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Der ~. y. Steats5eitlmg" juiolae,
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@Iaiern, &ctortcn, Sauren lno aller.
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zen. Die aIte 8drrafe babe er 5t
einem nontlueuen l}reis genlietbet
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Srb 0ppbs. MART.
Gineinnatt, 10. sept.

V u ~ u u II ~. StPI'
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Wohe itart unb sinige DON ben artis
fsln iinb esitiegsn. Die Ra9frase
mar cine 6ebeutsnbe. Die Quoti;uns
gen Daren ipie folst:
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l2hst. uiioa 1913 5Oc. DO. 9s4 60c, Brighton
i0s4 ace, DO. 9ss 1910.
grinfs Amsrlcln sbirtina foc, GEM
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Mssmartise marfte.
@ep gort. 10. September.

Rem yort, 10. September.
We6l. Martt perdnoerIid;
Driihiabrs patsnts $11.5O-12.2O;
g8inter Putents $1O.50-1Q90; QBin-
ter Struigbts $1015-1O.65; &ans
Jas Straigtbs $11.15-11.46.
Gornmeal. = Martt feit; 5eines
tDeibss uuo eelbes $5.25-5.35;
eoarie $5.15-5.25; &iln brieb So
IS.
Dei3sn. - Rartt itstig; go. . ros
tber unb Ro. 2 barter 1927 unb gio.
/ Rortbern Duluth $3.50.
Welibtorn. - Wartt felt; yto. 2
gslbes $2.32 unb Ro. 2 gsmilqie
1928 {. /. {. Rsp gort.
5afsr. - Rurtt rubig; Stunoaro
Toe.
Ssu. - Murtt felt; go. / 81 .22b
-1.25; Ro. 2 $1.15-1.2O; 10. 3
95c-$1.00; @srionbt 8O-85e.
Sopfsn. 49, W!urtt feit; State mitts
lerer bis duserleiensr 1877 75-S5c;
1916, nominal; pacific &iiIte 1917
$3.50; 1915 20-26c.
Sdute. - Murtt ruhig; gOgOta
43sc; Central gtmirita 42]c.
asber. - Martt fsit; 9emlOd firTs
SIC; fseonbs 55c.
PORT. - Wartt fart; geeB S47.OO;
familp &6.00-47.O0; ibOrt Lear
$44 00-48.00.
StrnaIJ. - Wartt feitsr; WliboIs
Meit $24.10E24.20
9ala. - Wortt piIIis; gitp SOss
sial lofes 1915.
Noae, - Rartt fsft; sinbsimifde
Jlsece Xxx Gbio csc.
3udsr. - Rpber. ortt nominal. -
Centrifugal $7o2; RolaiIes $s "A;
raffinirter rubig: gupt 2oaf $3.50;
Gruibsb $685.: Wloulb q $500; Gu
bes s9,15-9.25; XNXX poipoereo
$s.6o-8.7O; popereb $8.55-8.7O;
f.iner sranulirtsr $S.4O-8.5O; Eias
mOnb u $40; Gonfectioners u So
30-8.50; RO. l $S..10-8.35.
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4bienter abseianttien unb duf ein
Sect ooer In tinen 9lumfntcpf oes
pfldnji, nd 4. bel fOrsfdltissr pfltss
it9 rsiHlih beour5eln, I'M ounn Qns
fang September gum 9srianb Su tom.
men. Die Sauptiohe iino aut Dorbes
reitete gests, bic iisf aesrdben uno
reidIi9 9ebun9. purben, Ferner irdf.
tige, tsi9belpu.5eIte pflanseu. sn
tleinen 9drteH, no man fir ben eis
seneR gebdrf bas pflanssnmnterial
telbit Siebt, lper6en nur bic I61nIten
ausldufer an Ssr Ulutterpflanse oez
ldfen unb nit nubrbaftsr Groe anaes
bduft. gne ii6:rfliifigsn Ranfeu fno
gu entfernen. Die iungen gfIaH5en
beitoden iib gut uno nerben bdnn
CUR pflnn35eit nit Grbbaaen ausgss
hoben, I'm auf Die 5utiinftigsn 9eete
Deriest gu rper0en. Sn @egenben nit
fhneeloien Wintern partet man nit
bem 8erpflun3s7 bis gum 5riiHa6r,
neil bieIs 9oGsnpflnn3en Ii9 obue
Ia9tbeil aud ennn nod perieben lai=
len unb i'm Sommer einen Grtrag
liefern, fernsr neil Is auf ben alien
8eeten befer Iberpintsrn. Wleiitsns
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perrottetem 9iinasr ober nit 5nns
nenreiIig segen bas gusfrisren &c.
ifiiBt 10 oub sIei93sitig cine lsihtt
geoetung Der Seblings itdttflnbst.
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beerbeete aud eft i'm 5rubling moga
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rem ipobl am btiten, neil es tsine be-
fonoere Borbeceltung bebingt.
D ie grnGbrung bes g 3as
fes.
Die GrnG6rung bes S4aiss 1T auf
bic DpQs DON grObsm ginflub. 3pei
S9afe beifelbsa Stammes nit oleis
der WoQe, jeooh oas cine maitiq un3
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ihieb matt Iib bel fortgeIebtsr Ders
ibteOener Grnd9rung unb bel Der
3tpetten uno btitteu S6ur nod mebr
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terte S6af bic uripriinIits gsIfof.
fenbeit Der DpGs beibebGit, pGbrsnO
bds anbere mebr uno mebr pom Der
urIpriinsIiben Bei6afisnbeit Der
Woqe abpei9t. WirO oieie Der.
ibieosnbeit Der GrnGbrung our9 orsi
bis bier 9eneratiOnen fOrtssfiibrt, 10
erlsioet bic Jah5uht iolte Gbdns
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muns bon bemislben Stamme nibt
mebr erfennt uno iiir taum moglib
bdlt. 2lus DiGem 9runos erforoert
bas Wleriroi3af Der beutigen 3eit
eins eans amber. GrnGhruug als isues
por 80 bis 40 Snbren. Wie bic 9uls
tur 9ubsn, WenIben unb 90lter an
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5rGeer.
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Gbicaao, 10. septemtsr.

S6psiHe. = 3ufubr 1900. 80
Warft fart, 25-30c iiber Dem Sdms
flags prsiis. Butt $17.25-18.60;
lei4te $170O-18.7O; gemii9te S16.-
S0-18.80; I6ipers $16.80-16.o0;
raubs $16.8o-17.OO; Gertel $3.50
-17.25.
RinOOieb. - 3ufubr $4,000. =
Wartt Dsrdubsrli9; Ginbeimiife Seei
Stiere $7.25-17.40; Elm nsuer 6ober
preis ssRsfOro; Deitern Stiere S6.40
-1400; Stoders unb 6eeDers $3.50
$40; &iibe unb Seifsrs $4.65-
1870; adlber $12.00-16.00.
Shufe. - 3ufubr 1900. UtartI
feii; Wetbsrs $8.5O-12.1O; Gpes
$7.50-11.40; 2Gmmer $11.5O-
1875.
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De fpIasnbsn Qepd8en traftn &c.

Die fOlssnbsn DsPeidsn trafsu &c
tern bier stH:
pitts6urg, pa.-5.8 SUB. fdrt.
Bbeelins, 0. 9a.-6.4 5uB, tdut.
qartsrsburg, 20. 8a.-10.s Sub.
&anaubn 5alls. 8. 8a.-2.0 5uB.
ebarieIton, D.9o.-7.4 SUB
portsmoutb, SbiO-11.1 Gub, ltsigt
&ouisOille, ap.-9.7 SUB, iteist.
@ouHsOills Suo.-5.6 SUB, iteigt.
RaibOilIe, 9snn.-8.7 SUP, fdllt.
Chattanooga, 3enn.-8.7 SUB, ialt.
Goiro. 81 12.5 SUB, ftsigi.
Wiempbis Senn.-7.9 SUP, taat.
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GhitaGp. 10. Septemter.

Deli6tOnr, = Giir DECEMBER ST.
173-1.199. am Sdlub $1.19g; mir
glai $1.14a-1.164. am S3IuB
$1.16a.
9afsr. - Gar Ogsmber 573-
$500, am S4IuB 58sc; fiir Rai COZ
-6lse, am StIub 614c.
!RQessu. - 80. 2 81. SO.
@srfte. - $1.20-1.38.
2imOrbg. - $5.00-8.OO.
Rlst. - $15.OO-2O.OO.
pert. - Giir Stto6er $3.50
1880 am Sdlub $43.3O; fiir Saarar
$42. 2.75-42.S0, am S9lub $3.50,
S6maI5. Giir Ottober $3.50
-23.S7, am S9luB $23.77; fir ,}a,
nuor $22.55-22.77. am SaiuB
$22.67.
Rippsnfeiten. - sir OttO6tr S23.,
75-23,82, ON ShIub $23.77; iiir
Sauuar $21.67-21.S5, an S8IuB
$21.75.
Butter. - Nartt Dsrdnoerli6; -
Greamsrg 39-42Ac.
Gier.. - utartt b3ber. - HirIts
1856; oroindr, flrIfs 1916.
aartOHsln. = Martt b0ber. 49,
SerIep GObblsrs Butt $1.30-135;
Wtirnsiotu 9ult $1.20-1.25; Uiss
coriin $l20-125.
Gdliiesl. - 9ebenbss. Wfortt oerz
Gnbsrlia; Siibnsr 22-25c; Sprinz
gers 24c.
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vsls. ssnss m, xfti.n in Rem psri.

gefdaftsvayisre uurssa 81 6--5H& bis.
fontirt. 0sAfd auf 2onson saren itetis.
s}lr 90 9ese e<72, Gsmmereial Ui1s. 80
Sase, e4.7i5<. Sitt e4754. .Rabtl.Anusi.
iunesn N-76H, 5raneS 6i&f 4.75H, &atsI
h.7SH; Start. feins GustiruHsen; xronen,
feline Euoiirungen, 2irs StAt 1.T6, Tsbtl
7.1s. Rubel Si6t 16He; RaseI ibX. Su'
bsr.SsTrsn s7ssss. Reriianiihe Dollars TIC.
aitisn mavit-an Bormitiase vsr
err Rsrii easf une bis preiie itiegen. in
Der levten Siunbe aber irat cine Heatt'oa
en-, pobsi bic gspiHHs ,um Ibsii ptsoer
usriorsn einaen.
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GGafe srtrn $e.75-10.00; fair
Bis CUTE $7.75- $50; Gulls unS gez
ipobnli4e $5.25-750; gods $500
uno odrunter. - Gdmmer, ertrd $18.s
90; fair bis CUTE $16.75-17.75; ies
cOnos $13.G0-16.50; prOindrt S8.z
0O-1200.