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AUSTRIAN* ADMIT
CZERNOWITZ LOSS
fjoodma I oncentmt? 200
dun?; on ThTtt quarter
Mile Front,
FFFBI ON RUMANIA
EAOERLV WATCHED
Vienna Claims Repuls? o? ElgM
attacks, wtii i normo-M
sses
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1 tacka In th? rcsrioi Kolk I are de
t this. The ftfhtlns
i i eon ?I dei eble t Ime '
*. ? bel upon the resell ? ill den? ? rl
IB In. ' >:x ol both
iik- romea
A dl apa tel n? ? ? ip? '
na fi nt d? ? b? ? the
| : latm - Da? i.*4
rh< Rua? iana hn\ i eoa
?, i 200 puna and three dl
vision? of infantrj on ? front of three
i mite n i battle 11
i*s h.- . 8, when the
,i fourte?
ere was furioui hand to bend iinht |
patehei describe the crem j
I *t.. Gem?an .!??
? - oufhoul th. ahole dlatrlel
around Csernowlti end dwell o th?
i! b) t'-.r n,.- \ ,-.i
-, valua
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arc airead) deprived of th? use of the
? sn| rn.;? aj Csei non iti to
hita*. " ri lie ; I a lins froaa Cxei
i\ m? ii ; - seriously men
had n check.it'll
? since the beffil I k" af the war,
. . I . ? :.
? rhe Ruaalai i - a *-r..itt i.r.^
. many Germans, |
?.. the Huk
V 11
esterday," sbtb the
?tatemen! "On the
? houra
ag-ain
ii
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reefed against oui -?eiu- Topo
routs, jitul at th.- ? ?
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nes of a1
trick close to our po-rtior.. His col
peed 1
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RELIIF STEAMER HITS MINE
The Loto, tarrsinn ,i t ,ir*;i> of r\ li?*at
ti>r Deatltate Heljrian?.
Jan. I ?
from Rotterdam Dut? h
Lei
< ? r Relief in
... bul
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it?
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the acul
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MINIMIZE KAISERS ILLNESS
All Berlin \?l\? - Inaial Emperor'?
Troable 1- "-liktiit
Londoi lai \.
from 1
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ALBANIA LIMIT I
SET FOR ITALY
Rome Assures (ircccc
Troops Will Not Pass
I.pirns.
ALI III) AIRMEN
RAH) QIEVOEL1
Balgars Promise t?> EvacuatJl
Sal?nica After Driving 1
Out tin- Allies. 1
?London, .inn 6, An Athena diapotcaa
to "The Times" tajra that itaiy has
promiaed OrOOCe that her fnr.-es shall
no1 advance beyond the frontier et
N'i'Mhrl !i Epimi
\ diapatch to the Paria "Tempe"!
from Roma says:
"Thi Italian militar1; authoritiea, re
gardleai of th?> impatience and nei
vouaneaa ,'t" the newapapera, continua
to coticen! tlio detail i of the operationi
of the Italian .army in Albania. Thla
?iistiiicl by eirenmataneea,
yet ?h?' lituation admita ??!' Hum,' i;, ,,
oral Information.
"The It/iiian , iiii',i,''ii'i .? eneoun?
taring immense dlfllcalties In bo
tbroach the rough eonntrj in?
land, while alone th? aea era '.nsy
iindj
ped hi nol beet]
? , ? in tl
tropical raina, bul the roa
???. lo I been ir? eatlj ira |
proved, ("he practical irork being donel
. ?? the t"r,T move?
ten! f Italian and Sei n??
their lupplie? "
?allied airmi . ?
rm Serbia eoura? of a
? ne,, doatrojred the ah?
? Ion ?-ami?, according to
a H a tel froi ?th?
date.
"Fr? n? '. ..?? iaton hat,. beei I . .
past few dan i
. " .
from
,'-i Pel rich, an i
, ? . ? ! 'Hip m..* ?
?
" l" ?? bon bi apparei I ? ?-.. i
fcaaualtiei
Petricl ?.
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break ?
I , ? IB pi*
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??trian. Rulga i a 11
itiln a' Sa
. ?J the Pi
, that Greece will u?e
il '
.
atioi *?? ith fh<- Central Po ?
. _. erstand,n_
them.
Baikal rre?i
1 .:...- ? ? ? ; rarian
tel ??? Ath? ? thai
King Coi ?
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I
"Tl ' '
? hould BuIr
iri...|i? croe? the frontier it wweld be
Bali wits theli uiii"a nuil thai aroeld
conf?n? themaelsrea t,. the espula'cn of
tli* enemy from Snloniru wlthou*
claimhbg Hii\ iivrht*. af ?ceepatlai."
"Nesrei si aou hi? the BerbiaB race
felt ?i> unified itrengthened n? 11 i?
by faith in its deatlnjr," declared Milan
Markerlcs, according t.. n diapateh
from Borne, where be has arrived
Al M arito? ? ?. a bo ha ? been m
Gi.i'. n'.l the Austro-German foreea
north of Sal?nica arara not \<-t lufB
eierillv Strong to attack ?hat city. Hi
an ?* I'r. in Venlseloa, who ron?nl
i-rs his r.-tnrti tu power BOW impOBBlblc,
said M. Markovies, bu1 has eonfldene?
m th? ultimate triumph af the ?I
BARAL0NGRFPRISA1
FEARED BY BRITAI1
Submit Arabic (aso to Guir4
Is Orcy'i Answer to
Oernan Chartres.
London, Jan. i The belief li
i"i el m afBcial circle ln-r?' that tha
next step in the Baralong controversy
??ill be a reprisal i>\ Germany, whicksj
i- ? apected to take the form of tin'
ahootinjt "'' a number of English nlli-j
? ei and men prii onei i quallina ' he!
i tuiriiln r- of Gei mai ibmai ine ofl cei '
hiiiI men h.st when the aubmarin? 111
unk li\ the Baralong.
little hope expressed Mint
German] ?ill meel Sir Edward Grey*a
auggeation fur a neutral naval board to
?ler 'li" Baralong cess in conjunc?
tion with tin* charges mads agsinsl
German ubmarinee. It is stated thai
if the eon11 . - canied further
1 Laaii -> I irill tak? th<
ifllda of t he mule
ifficient .i un? diablo
e. iii.-ri..- . nu.- ?! n na.- r.,, eharg? mad?
"It , . th German) that
all th? f her a ibmarine cam?;
paign an 'hoi ?rabie warfare,' and the
world will bow feei no aetonialfment '?)
tinil Mint the power which ?cut htm?
.in ?i o? woman and children to that*
death bj the haeda af Ita naval ofl i :
la londlv demanding that 11 i ?
?hould obeerva the lau ? of bun I /
utiil iuetiee," says "The Mai tea
('.un dian."
ng by a i boat of the'
Star lini-i treble, the .1. ti i ?
? ? rlne b? Gai
man < 1 ???' roj <-i on I he Danii '
the g il Hntis|i|
Sir K.I-"
British K< : ? |
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? * ibunal for : ? tigation, to-j
get h." ? asi f the Baral ,?
The 1 ..i<
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time 1
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not? . thoui
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hi- p- civilised
hou!.; t is trui
lent inded
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the alle| .-.l criminal i are
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titul
ASQ?iTH DEMANDS
CONSCRIPTION LAW
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n Great Bi
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Tho Miner-?' Federatii
in a quarrel ** '
ed labor .
? n ? eting
bor 1 oard I
I'tople's Hearts in War.
Mr. A Ireaa wl
.:. in the 1 >?r1
report. ' tha tact th
be Derby
ffered their -??
Even deducting tl
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Mr. Aaouith aaid that ho wa
unabl? l . ? p.
pothet
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?ni an.
He addei
"in thotlgl
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tit) If h?
Mr. Aaqulth Mid, th? ? contin
, would no? b it hi
think tha' i hi primary
va as to keep faith at all
a th the mai ri? ?! m? n.
Speak?? ?if l.\eni|?tioiis.
lith ?aid ex? mptiona from
acrvici b? i ; 1er the
te
ted under
? ? plan 1 hi gi ounda ?
eientio
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. . uded
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l" it .?i p nd? at pe? 11 -"a?.-t of
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A11 h o ui
porti-r ? em of * oluntai y -
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who have conscientious obj?
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iut tha - exemption ha,! b?
and said this pro
m the la
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under ? I . be claimed h
aped carefully -,, as to pi?>-.i
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I no pe ble r?-as
for dei rung 1
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ral ;>r, a, the Premii
eal tril
? d. I nail), to pr? I I
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ild be .. last appeal through I
n Londoi he Ea
of Dei .' rhe Premier ei
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??> Ireland, and eonaoqoei I
Bcription bill did nol ineluda In
! ' ? !':?:. er itill bop? d the compu
by the bill won
dead lettei
"Lei the men come ?n m
? ?
will a thei ' ?tteat under t!
group ? hich will ! i
Laps Must Bo Filled
aid Ei
u in beginn in? p?
? i the broad pi ? ? pie ; ol ? he mi
itary step? which I i
m< rgei i ;?' of
? tot augmi nting our fore?
then let on foot wai baaed on a d
ire by ?na" ...
?.ur- i. trengl
ral
-, . with the pro] ei ? I ?
reaerv?. and reinforcement? n?"-?*- nr
liv? rength in th
? eld during the wai,
"Farther, we bad to paodure f?,r ti.
created thi gui
r. quiaita t
its 1 jri11 g valu? ?
had developed under tl "f vol
untary military ?ervic? ? ting In th
country, and tnii yat? m 1 a giv? n n
far greatei ? h in moat of u
i i ave dared predict certainly bo
. anything our enemioa eontemplal
', ,\ in the early stagei of the ?.?? ar inei
.
ng thouaand?, at d until a fea
month-i aie?' wo I
of recruits the supply of m? n ???<
requin d in ai large numbei i aa -?*?
? rain and equip I
"The cadn - keleton or^nm il
n > we noi ;
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it up ? lrength in the field by
? reservei. repl?
tage of wai R
.'???? of v<
rj to insure the full pn
. : i. .. ?-.. i , ' effort
? iade by the Earl of D<
? ? repair tl and al
... ,.;, Premier
\ nth, "I ehalf of the ?go ? ? ? i ? ent,
gave a pledge in the Hou f ? 'unions
? -
? , I .. . ? |t I? :,.,'.*? neceaaa i
to I
regai tl ei
vice of married men In tha future.
"s,, far we have boon ab!., to pro
? ,!,? for the large Inereaaa In tho ai
' ? m '. ? ince on a I
? ,.i I I : ? ; ? ?nally al
? | ? .1 we ihould be ?bh ?
iceessl it changing
? ? ? itei which had o ?.-?i.
terial in the ? '.'I m the told i rt now
1 ?1?)
change . ? ? ? !
ihould be regarded in the l .
f the
. ;? . ?
urfect^ during the period of th( war
? f ; . ',. ,. ' ' '
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. iir-.il require m? rsu?
? an an appeal t.. br i .
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"Whili
I soma er?,
i for m
nd valid. I ai
ighl that a
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apply ?an l..- described bj the
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... i
. will be 01
i olve th
?
elves.
Sui re? i i Balan? ?*.
Idier, with
? '
every on?
rial has bee
I "'i.'in.l iri (?
[ felt il d .";. to niaki
the best ng Pat
?
been ] ; i rial circum
? thii utterly unpreci >!? nt?
?
my ? hich i needed to
?
The Earl of Dei ?? porl 14i>lair -
lary f,i
ure for compul
? ?? tmentof um
2,600,000 men in England,
?
? . red in indi
?
been out, about 1,100.00
. iblc '.. bear i : n ri main. Bui
married mf-n who
? ? com.- forward.
Munitions Output Is
Increased by New Bill
Jan B T '. a M.. -11 a of l
pai is I ? ??day I? gi ed to
I"r .
mendmi to 1 muni?
t ?".'..: ' ? .
David Lloi i I ? . " ter of Mu
"II render
ne
mora sei than 1
? lare tell.
"Everything depends upon it. The
of th.. arar depends upon it.
Everything ependa hi ther we
turn ' ? ? ' cient ?-uan
?b to bring thi .
? ear.
"Th " ?lepen.l on the sol?
?-. hero
It d I ? i y
it in all solemnity the workman of
?
-. 111 n ?
ng theme?
g to 1
? l can
t the i ? l be
? But I can tell rhal I ? ? ? It wi
They and they i
I will acbievi I re 11
the human race,
- ? *' ib
I announced I
.me lit s ha. I kx '
. nrolled und? nti of the Min?
istry i . iry 1 Tl.is ir. i ?
total of !
?
"1 thinl i there ha?
of Harold -I ["ennant,
Parliai enta
War, i ? i? i ; Com?
thii I ' ? ? I I ? i
Munit
jf In the that Premier
Is quit . ? to i
ti i lark of i the Brit
ni ni f Ian
i-**eonimen<': 11
! | f 1
it? i by Air. Lloj i G? org?
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Il rably more t'nnn the r.\
?
? - ? to the M
i.tiy of Munition! u*. the t.me.
SURE OF VICTORY
IN YEAR AHEAD
Joffrc and CfOWfl Prince
Exhort Troops to New
Efforts.
each sun; s.;.:s
OTHER WEAKENING
Pan's Claims Reptil,i? ??f Cier
man Attacks Near
I a h ut i\
I.?m,bui, Ian a.?Th? v? m i
reeling to their arm le i <.f General
Joffre, commander m ehi? f ??f th?
i ? nch armi",, and "f ? rown Prln?m
li ? di : M ? ho i? leading tha
i German fore? in the Argonne, wer?
mad? publ Both ar" in tha
f the i '.'.;.. and both
br? .-'? hi ? i hal victory I
"Soldi te i' p iblic," ay? tha
order af General .l'.,rr", "ai tha mo
'??r mi ?
nu',ni. you may eonaider your work
with pride and measure th? grandeur
of what yon 1 ? i shed. In
th,' Artois, in the Champagne, in the
?Voe? i ? .-in.I -.-i ?'?. i , ?? . | ,\-f |n?
fl,? ??? d ling blo'.vs
and caused him
Ti ?? ? -i,! i, but tt?.
I ?
? ?bl ged ti ? ? Au?- j
, (iermai ndary ',
i ...
? prin
cipal fronl '?? ti i ?lonies
;.r . ? ited from the world or ?
" the contrary, th? \ ? ? ,?re re- :
ng th? m iiingly. In?
I ,,.???? ,? ?a, they,
i while tha
? ? .
11. ,,,:? reduced 1
1 ?ng only opon our dii Fat .- i
I if the A ? to fight
bitter end, ? ere ? ed to \ io- ;
? :, lh?> '
II go :.?: !-.
for i ? y as if nur aoldiera,
I who I of com
I en tuff to hi.1.1 out
!
id of our might
? . ? ? : '
, '
i enge th? m
i
\
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f.'f his
reel ga.1
lai -, h . i i inwn Prince Frederick
William mu il:
"Comradei of tha Pifth Army: Por
th? ? eoad l Mi..- we are m the em
countn* un New Year'a Day, Th.- past
peer baa al rengthened I h" tie ? of
friendahip between ua, I know that I
ran rely upea pee.
"If tin- new peer brine? i dcelalon
tha kelp ..f God, th? i
though! rn'i -' m ipire u i, F .r- ri i ?'..
God, for th.. Emperor and Germany,
ton ?rd a great futura."
tVith tha exception of two >'>ermnn
attack? Bear Hill 199 ??! d B itte ?!?? T i
hura, wl ich Paria eil ? ? ? ? r,n-i
pletel] rapulaed, the day pasa?
I y on the arset front
T!.<- itatemem the Paria
War i ifllce this aftei i son r?
"l'iir.r.?- the .rourae of tha nigl t, nf'.-r
a violent bombardment, 'hi Gen
delivered h rather atrong n"?ck atc*inst
our t r-nch?* i between Hill 193
? !>? Tehure Tl.. aplete
ly repulsed
"Then- haa bsten no important event
on the remainder of the front "
LOOS BATTLE COST 60,000
I "niter Secretary (ilses British Total?
in House of 4 ominona.
Lenden, Jen '? Ths British ease?
a?tlea m the battle of Loos, Prend
leptember, totalled 2,3711 offlcei I
5/,288 men, X to an ann?
ment made in th? Hou a of Commona
t: is afternoon bv Harold ?'. Ti i
I arliamentary ' ? fir
Wer
\ teble showing the killed, wo I
nr.d niisainfr; by officers and other I
follows:
i ?
K111 ?r | .
Woanda? . 1.2SI
MisainK.
Total? .
Oe the I Ir. Tennant
| it was imposai!
casualties in the from
.r. ad v-??? r ? area i. I
he -aid, were ? ? v
front from September Ocl ber 8.
Th** at.r. ? ad? i.-. Under
Secretary of War
flous?* of i omn that 1
losaos In the battle i !
Sept? robe r offei
000 is a remarkabl on of
?h>. German ofBcial aatlntal
tha time These set the Hii'i-h I?
at 80,1. at..! the Prcnch at
U-BOAT NEAR ENGLAND
Gotaaooa Prevented from Being Any
BSUBlSffS bj llrili-.li I'atrol
J.ondor. -h. v.. 5 I: . . I
???.?rk ft German >red in
Englli h eater . but I arai so el
red by patrols tl.
..-. i in i|..i)ii' an-, dan
according 1 tl beat
?
submarine that had
h island a I
The marauding C
:
By in-i
The
?
I ,-r from .'?? bi the i a?
"??nt. i
WAR PLANT GETS
$10,000,000 LOAM
Canadian Car and Foun
dry Co. Obtains Rus?
sian Backing.
-
CHECK FOR $U00,000
DRAWN AS ADVANCE
I aulty Specifications Assigned
as One Reason for De?
layed Deliveries.
Effort ? af ,l " ?Canadian Car an?l
? ompany to obtain working
1 rapir, ??-.!. Mild,.
r '""i boll and shrapn? i order for the
?
ful. Arrai -
day a th the Ru
idva
of the
....
1 ". r .' .
mot m tha negol ,- to obtain more
fund , | and
1 in on
the en iptly 1
?
i i ?etieally all thaii
learn?
?
"No ipeciflc amount
lid Sena)
mmonly mi
.
The Ru -sum got.
! ink of M ?
will foil?
"Through the arrang h has
just boon made
,-'l by the Cai
Irv board,
i poaition ' relay.
We are no?
?
?uilly be increa
: . ? ...
tii
- ?
lay in
'. tha- eom- ;
?
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f the
smmui
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1
were
REICHSBANK NOTES
SHOW BIG INCREASE
But1 (?old ?Covering Still Amounts
t<? S6.8 Per Cent, Sa>s ?Berlin.
The
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BOLIVIA TO SUPPLY
U. S. TIN ORE NEED
Neu Trenty Announced to IM
Smelting Interests'
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"larger-sized" Tires are made
-than GOODR?CH Mack-tread
3
No T,re.s aro "torear,''?taken
Tvpe for Typ*?
-than GOODRICH
Black
Treads
SIZE for Size, and Type for Type, Goodrich Tires
are as large as the largest put out by any Maker,
and WILL BE SO alLALXTAINED.
This moans largo- than corresponding Sizes and Typos
of many other Tires for which even /?/'?y/?cr prices are as?a d.
It'means, too, the most generously made FABRIC
Tires on the Market, at any price.
Manufactured by the largest Paihber Factor; in Amer?
ica, with a 47 vear Experience in Rubber-workimr. and a
record for DEPENDABILITY which makes the above
statements worthy of prompt acceptance.
IMade from tlie new ''Barefoot Rubber." which ;
its maximum Traction with minimum friction,?with
resilience, liveliness and long-life to Tires.
PRICED on that "Fair-Lisi" basis Initiated Jan.
1st, 1915, by the B. F. Goodrich Co. which s? i
more than $25,000t000 last year to Tire-U
through its propaganda against Padded Price-Li. .
i'riced so reasonably low that Competitors, whose prod?
ucts are not comparable, claim superiority on the mere
strength of their Higher Prices (and the L<irg> r k^rofits
they demand from the Tire-User and Dealer).
Goodrich Prices are based on what it costs the largest,
and longest experienced, Rubber Factory to manufacture
Tires, as ONE of the 209 lines of Goodrich Rubber ?Goods
for which it buys Crud.? Rubber, and over which its Over?
head Expenses are divided.
Gooa Business Men should know, from this, why
Goodrich "Barefoot" Tires can be (as they are) ?the b k
Tires on the Market AT ANY PRICE,-though quoted at
the moderate "Fair-List" Heures frankly and openly pub?
lished below.
THE B. F. GOODUlCU CO. )
Akron, Ohio.
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$9.45
30 x 3Vj.$12.20
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4.Safety-Tread.$20.00
34 x 4."Fair-List".$20.35
36 x 4%.Pricei.$28.70
5.$33.00
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