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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-21
MOVING PICTURES OF
BUSINESS METHODS
Opposite Effects Of civic Pride. and
Civic Cnrelessness to be shown
on Screen.

Moving pictures showing modern
business methods and advanced steps In
municipal Improvement will be pre-
scented at Sis o'clock Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings in the auditorium
of the Jefferson Hotel by the Chamber
Of Commerce. the Retail Merchants
ASsocia ton. tho Travellers Protective
Association, the Advertisers Club, the
Business Mems Club the Craftsmanship
Club and the Rotary club. No tickets
will be issued to the entertainment,
but the members of the organizations
which have brought it To Richmond
will be admitted free.
Efficiency in business will he the
principal matter treated in the pic
lures. Incorrect methods of salesman
ship and workmanship will be shown
Common practices in business which
cause the merchant or manufactures
a steady drain of profits will be demon
Stratcd. In contrast with the In
efficient system, the correct manner OF
doing the task will be explained.
Civic improvements will also he
shown. improvements in the SANTA
ton and appearance of cities will oc-
cupy large part of the film. Pictures
have been taken in many prominent
cities in the United States. it is said.
and the film will show the opposite
effects of civic pride and civic care
lcssneSs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-21
r. NJ
Stands For
Hypo-NucIane
TARIETS)
a Tonic Blood Builder and PIesb
Producing Food Medicine.

Bloodless people Thin. anaemic
people! People with colorless lips.
People with pale cheeks and all who
are under weight for their height:
those who have poor appetite and
those who eat plenty but get no
strength or flesh, will rejoice to see
the effect OF three-grain Hypo-
Nuclane Tablets on their health and
weight: Happiness, health and in
creased weight come to those who
take with their meals these powerful
little tablets, composed of sallen
extract from yolk OF eggs, hypo-
phosphites, iron, and simple vegetable
medicines of great tonic powers.
They aid digestion, increase nutrition
and force new blood and tissue build
ing materials into the nutritive chan
neis. One or two packages proves it
If you weigh before beginning.
Sold by. druggists at 90 cts. per tube
or direct from the laboratories of The
Blackburn Products Co.. Dayton,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-21
PAINS so BAD
COULDN'T WORK
short TnnInc Treatment Drives Out
Palms aud Improves Cen
erHi Health.
tPPL, kIMO-SAN OH.
WHEN PAIN rs SEVERE:

When n person sufferers with rheu-
matism. and rheumatic pains over mos,
OF their body. and especially In their
'inhs. II is time. they followed the
advice of Richmond folks who have
found tn" proper treatment, described
by one of them below:
II suffered with rheumatism and
rheumatic pains over most OF my body,
and especially in my limbs used to
wake up in the morning feeling good
f"r-nothinE. and sometimes the pains
were so acute I couldn't work
u read in the papers where friends
we're indorsinE Tanlac for this, and
now want TO recommend it myself
" did wonders for me. The pains no
longer bother me, and | feel improved
in general health. | know so we'll that
II is good medicine. feel sure IL
taken svstematically and as RECON-
mended it will help. yes cure. the most
obstinate cases. I'm sure a trial will
convince any one of its merit" declared
\. j. Johnson (steRmftter). 231i Won
avlc Street. Richmond. Va.
The kidneys filter the blood II
would amaze YOU to know how much
nois"n and impurities are taken from
the blood in 4 day. Especially uric
acid. which is the cause of most rheu-
matte complaints. pains and soreness.
when the kidneys become weakened
for some cause other innamed or
otherwise derangcd. they fail to
cleanse the blood perfectly. and uric
acid hegins to accumulate. To correct
this condition and remove the cause
Of such pains. restore the Kidneys to
normal. strengthen and tone them up
Thousands recommend Tanlac. Many
dnd by APPLYING kimo-Sa Oil cx-
ternally to the sore aching nerves or
muscles. that they get tcmpOrary re-
lief. while Tanlac in it's slower bu,
surcr. way is working for complete
relief and tho restoration Of the Kid
news. TarSc is 81 per bottle. ana
Kimo-San I'll. used where pain is Sc
we're, is sold hv Tanlac druggists csc
per bottle. The combination Is unex-
cclled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-21
TANLAC fine
FOR NERVES
Excellent Also SprinE Tonic, An
petiEer and System In
viRoTator.
Richmond Lady Praises u.

I was so nervous and generally run
down in health ] could not rest at
night. was losing flesh. and with CON
supation as one of my worst troubles
had no appetite. and felt like my whole
system was run down when started
taking Tanlac. and though have only
taken one bottle. have derived such
great benefit from II want to recon- :
mend II to every one.
II was strengthened. and IL did me
such lots of good I shall continue TO
take 1t and hasten to say that con.
slider 1t "a good tonic. and one that will
do all rat they claim for it, II Ger
tainly relieved me OF constipation. ana
that alone was we'll worth the price"
declared a Richmond indorser OF Tan
lac. Mrs. g. b. Seay. ll0i North Twenty
second Street.
IF one needs spring tonic 20 brace
them up. steady their nerves. bring
back the sound sleep and strength.
they ought surely take Tanlac, for II
has been Endorsed by thousands in this
vicinity and by nearly million men
and women in different parts OF this
broad land" says the Tanlac man.
1t is purely vegetable. harmless anr
pleashnt to take. and a remedy that
should he in every household. Together
with the tiny tablets that come with
each bottle. it is Il combination treat
mcnt Of inestimable value In cases
where the system has become disor-
sickness. strain. overwork, late hours
or the hurry and worry Of this mad
age. Any one. whether sick or not,
might wisely each spring take a short
tOning-up treatment of ten days or two
weeks. 1t is amazing what results ma,
he secured Try II. For sale ut au.
thorized distributors listed below. $,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-21
MUCH SICKNESS PREVENTABLE
THIS TIME OF THE YEAR
HELPS MAN OUT
OF A SICK BED
Weak. Run-Down Richmond Man in
Few Days IL RESTORED to
Strength ny TnnInc.
built Up Appetite Too.

Truth sometimes is stranger than
fiction. and in the statement of Il. II.
Draper, that follows. the remarkable
results secured after short Tanlac
treatment must surely convince every
one that Ianiac merits thorough
test, lie said:
II suffered with Indigestion. and moth
ing ate would agree with me didn't
seem to get the nourishment should.
ana my whole digestive system seemed
10 have stopped work. Coupled with
indigestion were various other stomach
troubles including constipation and I
WAS all run down and | often had ter
rifle headaches. and was down In beo
when | started taking Tanlac.
Il had not taken many doses OF Tan
lac before any appetite began to i'm
prove greatly. and not many days
PASSED before was up and feeling
good and strong once more. It has
done me more good than all the rest
Of the medicine have taken nut to-
Ccthcr. and /; worked like IL was made
especially for my particular case. 7
cannot say enough for this truly great
medicine" declared Mr.. Draper. who
resides at 30l7 r St. Richmond. Va
When "A remedy picks a man up our,
OF sick bed and puts him on his fec,
and back at work. there can be no
question about its being able to bring
back the old-time viGor and appetite
sound sleep and vitality when We are
only trifle run down and out Of
sorts
About all that ails most of us when
YOU get right down to 1t is "a tired.
worn-out feeling. coupled with slight
nervousness. an appetite Just a wee bit
off. headache occasionally and maybe
little gas on the stomach after meals
If that is the case with the reader. he
should help nature back to normal with
short sensible Tanlac treatment or
ten DAYS or two weeks. If the trouble
is little worse than mentioned. give
ranlac "a little while longer. that's all
Get it at the nearest druggist listed
below. 81 per bottle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-21
DO YOU SUFFER
FROM CATARRH 1?
Dad Colds, Coupled With Cntarrh,
cause Untold Annoyance and sur
ferinE This Time of Year.
Dangerous Allment, Too.

Probably this is the worst season i'm
the whole year for those troubled with
catarrhal affections of the mucous
membrane. Coupled with more or les.
severe colds, the head seems stuffed
up. the throat is full Of mucous and
splitting and hawking all the time. one
more than ever before realizes what
relief 1t would be to be rid forever
Of these troubles.
without going into causes for this
condition. which is generally attributed
TO the blood. and which from the blooo
can be still further traced back. we
wish to warn such sufferers that the
constant dripping of this mucous into
the throat and stomach Is the cause
of much stomach trouble, constipation,
indigestion and kindred ills. Accumu.
iations OF catarrhal accretions line the
intestinal lining. clog UP the Intestinal
tract. cause fermentation hinder di-
Testion and play havoc with the sys-
TEN.
People in all parts OF the country
are loud In their praise OF Tanlac as
remedy for such catarrhal troubles.
and We point to the many right here
in Richmond whose statements hay.
appeared in this and other papers az
proof OF its merit and worthiness or
a thorough test. In fact innumera bic
cases OF record point unerringiy TO
Tanlac as the leading remedy for such
troubles. and test will prove every
claim made for IT,
For more about Tanlac. what II n
doing towards the relief OF catarrhal
affections. and for what others saw
about this remarkable remedy. get /.
free copy OF the "Tanlac Times. AT
the nearest authorized agents below.
or write T. .. Prince. Eastern Dis
trihutor. lo2 East Broad Street. Rich
mond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-21
SUES SOLDIER FOR DIVORCE
Woman. Married Inst Nenr. Claims
That License WINS Issued
Illegally.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

Especial to The Times Dispa tch.
FRED VA. january
2o.-Mrs. Myrtle Jenkins George has
instituted suit in the Corporation Court
for divorce from her husband. Lee
George. on the ground that the mar
riaSe license was issued illegally. Mrs.
George was Il resident OF FredcrickS-
burg at the time of her marriage. and
tn" license was. obtained in Richmond.
The defendant is now sergeant of
Company X. Second Virginia Regiment,
serving on the border. The marriage
took place in Richmond last year just
before the company left for Texas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-21
MRS. JARRETT TO SPEAK
Will Address Equal Suffrage League
on Thursday Aftcrnoon-Misn
Schaill Speaks In Fulton.

Mrs. Edwin $. Jarrett. OF Shepherds
town. w. Va. who Is In Richmond for
Il short stay. will speak at Equal SUI
frage headquarters Thursday after
noon ut 1890 o'clock. Members of the
league are looking forward with
pleasure to hearing Mrs. Jarrett. who
Is Il woman OF great personal charm
and most attractive speaker. She
will deliver the Anti-SuffruEe Mono
logue. written by Alice Ducry Miller.
and will speak also on the West Vir-
Einia campaign. Mrs. Barton Wise
will introduce Mrs. Jarrett, The pub
lie is invited.
On Wednesday evening at s O'Clock
Miss Mae Schaill will address Il SUI
frage meeting. 10 he held in Fulton
at the Apostolic Church, OF which Rev
d. &. pcaSc is pastor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-21
Make Your Stomach
Your Best Friend
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Digest
the Food, Prevent Sourncss
and Make You Feel
Fine All Over.
rro,c It With Free rrlal rncknsc

Prove II With Free Trial rnckaEc
II YOU feel any distress after eat
ing take Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet.
You Will then have good. steady
friend in your stomach. For no mat
Ter what YOU eat there will he no gas.
no sour riSnSs. no lump in your
throat, no bliouSnesS. no dark brown
taste In the morning. And should YOU
now he troubled. eat a tablet as soon
as possible and relief will como
promptly. These tablets correct at
once the faults of II weak and over
worked stomach. they do the work
while the stomach rests and RECEIVERS
itself. Particularly effective are they
for banuucterS and those whose en-
vironmcnt brings them in contact with
the rich food most apt to cause StOm-
ach arrangement. Relief I'm these
Get hoX Of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
let's, so cents. in any drug store. BE
good TO your stomach free trial
package is mailed for the coupon
below.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-21
HARRIS RELEASED
Has Completed Term In Prison for
stealing SS4.0On From Richmond
Post-Officc,

Richard Harris. known in criminal
circles as Little Dick" Harris. has
been released from the Federal peni-
Tertiary at Atlanta. where, with Eddie
Fay. he has been serving a ten-year
sentence for the robbery OF the Rich
mond Post Office. Good behavior while
in prison reduced the sentence. The
ohhery amounted 10 $4,000. of which
considerable amount in stamps was
subsequently recovered. Although
given railroad fare TO Richmond. hav-
ing been sentenced from this city, Hair
ris. as far as friends know. failed to
come here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-21

Edgerton. Va. L. P. jolly.
Farmviile Va, White Drug Co
Franklin. Va. knigh, Drug Co.
fredericksburg. Va, w. l.. Bond.
krederlcks Hail. Va. +. Il. i,olndexter.
l'orksrilie. Va. Shelton Mercantile co.
Guinea. Va, w. IL. Covington & Son.
Gordonsrllle. Va. j. II. Stratton.
Goochland. Va. e. A. Gathright
Glen Allen. Va. Glen Alien Store.
Hampton. Viz, iiuirs Drug Store
Iiarrisonburs, Va, Williamson Drug Co
Hardware. Va. v. >. Kidd.
Holland. Va, Holland Jones Co.
Hope9ell Va, Georges Drug Store.
Ivor. Va. Itawis q Stephe
Irwin, Va. J A. Kean.
JaTratt, va. j. y. & Gr, "a ssyes' Co
keysviile Va. w. "A. Keeling.
kenbridBe. Va, kenbridge Drug Co
1ixhtfoot, Va l. r. Hawkins
Lacrosse. Va. Nash e. Matthews.
Lawrenceville Va. Prince Drug store.
Louisa. Va. Kent Drug Store
Lexington. Va. Wayland G. Goodan.
Msnnboro. Va. J. A. Sydnor
Midlothian. Va. l.. y. Bass
Magnet. Va. w. II. Cox.
Manassas. Va. ". Fred Doweil.
Mineral. Va. Mineral Orux Co
Motley. Va. C. W. Shuler & Co.
Michaux, Va, G. E. Denoon.
Newport News. va. J. G. Gorsuch & Co.
Orange. Va. Ricketts, Drug Store
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-21
t:ermnn Dc,erters Shot.

COLOGNE. January 23.-The Cath
Ollie koelnische NolkszeitunE reports
that four German deserters have been
shot recently in Belgium. The soldiers
tried to escape to Holland. but were
caught before they reached the border.
One OF the executed men was a native
OF Cologne and leaves wife and four
a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-21

Petersburg. Va. James r. Banks
Petersburg. Va. A. Il. Morrison.
Phocbus. Va. f.arrabce's Drug Store
Phenix. Va. Phenix Pharmacy.
QuInuue. Va. X. y. Stephens
Nushmcre. Va. m.Pegrum Wilson & Co.
kuthcr GIcn. Va. q. K. Coleman.
Spotsylvnnia. VA. J. l.. Fl. CrIsnlond
Simpkinsv,lle. Va, Il. p. Simpkins
SAKE. Va. Womack & Moon.
ScottsSiile. Va. Scottsville Drug Co
Scbrell Va, Rowe & Jarrett.
Shackief0rds. Va. IL. T.. Marston G. Co.
Shcppnrds. Va. =. IS. Jones' & Sun.
Smithiclu. Va. Parrish & Simpson.
South boston. Va. ". T. Reeves & Co
South Hill. Va. G.. f. Jones.
Stanley. Va. W. ". Graves & Co.
Stauntnn. Va. l.. II. Bell e Co.
sussex. Va. T. H. Thornton.
Stony Creek. Va. Stony Creek Pharmacy.
Skipwith. Va. ): II; Jeffress Co.
SRbnt, Va. q. Il. Taylor.
School Va. A. A. Harvey.
'rnuno Va. J. ". Ranks
Victoria. VA. Victoria Drug Co.
Virginia. Va. Red Star Drug Co.
Vcnter, Va. III. +. rrice.
Wakefield. Va. S. White
Walters. Va. J. G.. Duck
Waverly, Va, DR.. j. f. Mays Pharmacy.
WayneSpcro. Va. Fishburne &c Son.
West Point. Va. 4. F. Harsravo & Son.
Windsor. Va, x. +. Barrett & CO.
Vale. Va. &. a. Dickeraoi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-21
VIII speak to colored Mem.

=. l.. Thomas. general secretary OF
the Railroad Young Mems Christian
Association, will speak on ''Rcaping
What You Sow" at the mems meet
ing at 3:3o o'clock this afternoon i'm
the Colored First Baptist Church. un-
der the auspices of the colorcd Young
Mems Christian Association
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-21

Ncsper Services nj Richmond College
Or. r. f. blackwell. the president OF
Randolph-M Macon College. will speak at
o'clock this afternoon Al the vesper
service in the chapel of Richmond
COLLEGE. The college choir will sing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-21
Taac May Also Be Purchased Following Druggists in Nearby Towns

AppoinattoS. Va. Peoples Drug store.
Ashland. Va. J. G. Hughes.
Beaver Dam. Va. j. w. Beaziey.
Biackston Va. L. d. Spencer Drug Co.
Boydton Va. A. r.. Snellinss.
BranchviiIe. Va. Branchviile Drug "a
Broadway. Va. Aldhizer & Son.
l,urksviilc. Va. Young Drug store.
Bowling Green. Va. tai a. Co.
cardweIl. VA. ". 5. Bowlcs.
. Cape Charles. Va. flaher's Pharmacy
Carson. Va. T.. -. IlaiiigaD.
Chase city, Va. Chase city Drug Co.
Clarksyilis. Va. DIR. j. a. Drake.
Charlotte G, H., va. Williams &c Morton.
charlottesville. Va. Pence &c Sterling.
CORTLAND. Va. IL. i. Reese.
Crewe Va, T.. n. Crittcndsn.
culpeper. Va. The CuIpcper Pharmacy.
Cu'dsvilic. Va. L. ~, Jones C Son.
Chester. Va. Chester Pharmacy.
DanviIle. VA. McFail's Drug and Seed
Stores CD
Dolphin. Va. J. II. Poarch.
Disnutnnta. Va. j.. NJ. Cocks.
Tendron. Va. Dendron Drug Co.
brakes Branch, Va, J. g. Booth Co.
boswell Va, r.. q. oliver.
Peterson Va, f.. Is. Bradley.
t;nfsld, Va. 4. r. Cooke.
Eclipse Va, s. =. Bunkley.
EIkton, Va, +. T. Wallace.
Emporia Va. S,uthside Pharmacy.
Ettricks Va. J A. Branch.
East Atiee. Va. w. I'll. 7, Timberiaks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-21
FALI.ACIES N ATTEMPT
TO BRINi; WORLD PEACE

The many fallacies and objections
existing in the present methods and
attempts 10 bring about permanent
world peace, international courts Of
arbitration" commissions Of inquiry
"mediation." good Offices" etc, are
discussed The incffectivencss of An
international court of arbitration par
.icularly is pointed out
The writer says that the overwhelm-
ing majority Of wars are caused by
international political disputes, rather
than international legal disputes. and
that an international court Of arhitra
ton is capable OF deciding only the
latter kind of questions. Professor
Minor has made sweeping and logi-
cal classification of international grev-
ances and analyses and discusses each
class in support of this assertion
lie brings tho failure OF tn" inter-
national court 10 our own doors in
stating that we could not conceive OF
the American people submitting TO the
court the question Of whether or not
strong foreign power should be AL
lowed to seize territory in Central or
South America. or Canada. The Mon
roe Doctrine, like any other national
policy. cannot be arbi;rated. ne states.
Another classification Of national
grievances includes the French yearr
ing for Alsace and Lorraine. the Italian
'Hll to Italy unredeemed.' and the Pol
ish vision OF reunited Poland"--ds-
putcS. claims the writer, which never
could he decided by any international
tribunal
~ regard to the proposed League
TO Enforce Peace" Professor Minor
SAYS: 1T would seem. therefore. that
tho plan Of a league to enforce peace
by war or the threat Of /, would he
foredoomcd to failure Indeed il is
but the principle of the balance Of
Al al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-21
VIII Address MiiImcu.

i'r. Douglas :. Freeman and Philip
!. Eyrne will speak At smoker to be
given by the inilimcus union at 25G5
East Broad street tomorrow night
al 4 o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-21
SUGGESTS FORMATION
Of nation OF NATIONS
Professor Minor Proposes League
Similar to Our Own United
States.
WOULD HELP AVERT WARS
Countries, According to Plan, Would
Create Joint Government, to
Which They Would Surrender Ger.
tain Of Their Soveign Rights.

RAELOTTESNILI.E VA January
solution Of the world worrying prob
lem OF permanent peace? Such sug-
Eestion forms the basis of the theory
put forth by Raleigh =. Minor. emf
nent law writer and teacher of the
University of Virginia. whose previous
leEa! writings or various phases OF
governmental and international Ques-
tons have gained recognition as high
authority. in an extremely timely and
pertinent article on the conditions OF
Permanent World Peace" which ap-
pears in the January issue of the Uni
rcrsity OF Virginia Law Review
Aside from it's timeliness the article
is pregnant with searching thoughts
and suggestions pertaining 10 inter
national questions. II is written with
the authors characteristics clearness
and logical analysis OF subject
Professor Minor would have the ma
tons OF the world establish a league
or compact similar 10 our own United
states. an international federal repuh-
lie. The nations. corresponding TO our
States, would create Il joint govern
ment 20 which they would surrender
certain Of their sovereign rights.
Among these rights would be the pow
er 10 regulate international commerce.
TO tiN import and export duties. 10 de-
clare and wage war. TO acquire terri
tory of other nations. to keep more
than u reasonable proportion OF troops
and war vessels necessary for inter-
nal protection. and the right 10 make
treaties and alliances with other ma
ia.~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-31
GllB'NaAsridbtea.
g a m ftag, 81. Mdr3 1917.

g m itas, 81. Wldra 1917.
Der Ohio GluB tit i'm gincinnatier
Oiitritt lansiam i'm lallen unb BATE
seiteru @beub bsi bieiiger Staot einen
Waieritanb BON 35.9 Sub.
Die fOlsenoen 3speichen trafsn sss
tern bier ein:
pittsburs, pa.-7.9 SUB, faat.
Wbeeltng, W. ga.-15.3 SUB, fdqt.
Partersburg, SO. Ya.-15.0 5ub.
&anatuba Sails. 70. ga.-5,7 SuB.
Gbarleiton, D. @a-7.O SUP, fdlA
pOrtsmoutb. S.-31.5 SUB, fdGt.
Gouispille, &b.-17.O 5uB, fdQt.
gpansOille, SnO.-39.3 SUB. fdat.
RaibDille, 5snu.-36.4 SUB, fdlt-
Chattanooga, 9snH.-29.7 SUB.
GairD, 5Q.-48. S5uB. fdat.
Yi.mpbis, 5ern.-38,5 SUP. iteist-
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ginbp. S9tpeine Sdafe

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iparen ni4t san5 70 groB ME sepO6n>
lid am Jreitas unb infolse tpenissr
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tiibe iparen i'm prsiis itetig. Stotsrs
uno Ssebers parsn in lei6ter Na6z
frags unb i'm pretie unDerdnDert.
yiittlere unb itpsre Stiere $500
-11.25; SlsiIdsr Stiere 500
1000; auserlefene bis ertra $10.25-
1915; 5eifers $7O0-9.75; auserlsz
isne biz etrd $10O0-10.9O; aiibe
$500 500; auserleIene 6is ertra
$8.25-9O0; Gamers $4.5O-5.75;
Diil6tiibe $45.0o-115.OO; Stoders
uHb Seebers $6.O0-8.75.
8ulleu. - Die 3ufubren iparen
mdBia unb bic gla6frags bel itetigm
preifm gut.
Jetts gullsn $9.O0-9.5O; 9os
lpgna $7.50-8.25; magsre uno lei6=
te $6.00-750.
aalber. = Die 3ufubren fporen
reitlid uro bic prsiie infolss gutter
giaafrase itetis.
Bette leihte .&dlber $13.75; fair
Bis CUTE $12.00-13.5O; orpindre uno
grObe $6.00-10.5O.
9 6Deins - Der Wlurft eroffz
nete iebbaft unb gu 1O-25c hObereH
preifen, bic Ga6irage mar gut.
@ute bis aussrIeIsne 8srpaduness
uno 5lsii6erIOrtsn $15.30-15.4O;
mittlsrs, 160-175 gfunb, $500
1925; lsibts gsrfanbtTorten, 120 Bis
100 pfuuo, $13.50-14.OO; orbindrs
bis auserlefsns 5ertel, 11O pfunb
uno barunter, $700-11.5O; orbindrs
bis ouserlsieus i4psrs fstte Sdus
S8.5o-14.1o; Stass $8.0o-11.s
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Die 3ufubren parsu pieber kbr
lie6t uno Osr6lis5eu bic greiIs itstig.
Sdafe, auserIfene biz ertra SILL
00-11.5O; quite big ausrleiene $10.z
00-11.0o; orbirdrs bis fair 500
$50: gef6crens $7.O0-100O. -
2dmmer, ouserIsisne bis ertra $14.s
'50-14.75; CUTE Big duserlsisns $14.s
O0-14.5O; oroindre big fair $1,000
-13.50; asi4crms $10.O-1250.