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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-30
MARRIED.

RAYMOND - HARRIS.-In stau- ford, Nov. 24, Elton T. Harris and Miss Mabel H. Raymond, both of Norwalk.
 MATHER-KEARNS Norwaik. Nov. 24, Miss Edna May Matler and William Edward Kearns. K KEEGAN-HARRIG Terry vile, Nov. 24, Thomas Keegan of Thomaston and Miss Catherine Harrigan.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-30
WALL STREET TODAY.
Special from United Press)

Especial from United Press.)
 New York, Nov. 30-After a little ir- regularity at the opening of the stock market today. a firmer tone developed, a majority of the issues showing frac- tional gains.
 Il a. m.-After the first 15 minutes the market displayed a heavier tone and where price changes of importance occurred, they were in nearly all occa-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-30
FRATERNAL NEWS

Seaside Council, No 709, R. A., next regular meeting. Friday even ing, December 2, 1910, at Sturdevan1 hail. Annual election of offlcers Immediate Relief Association annual meeting, membership attendance prizes. Initiation of several canli- dates. The members are urgently re- ouested to be out in force.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-30
OLD LEM MAGE
 GETS COUNT IN
 HIS LAST FIGHT
Especial from United Press.)

London, Nov. 30-Jem Mace. the noted old English fighter. died today.
 Mace was. at one time. England's greatest pugilist and made. as he him self termed 1t, "barr,ls of money in the ring" Despite this, he died al- most poverty-stricken. About year ago he was obliged to apply for a public old age pension of five shillings a week.
 April 8, 1881, and for years before his death enjoyed the reputation of being the oldest living pugilist. He prided himself on being the one man that the game hadn't killed. and attributed his longevity to careful living and fighting shy of the booze habit.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-30

efficiency" also is taking up much orf his time and he is unwilling to ac- cept any estimate that has not been pared down to the limit This has caused delay in completing the mes sage and, even today, Taft is waiting for his cabinet members to report further reductions.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-30
Weather Indications
Especial from United Presso

Especial from United PreSS.)
 New Haven, Nov. 30IForecast: Un- settled weather with probably snow tonight and Thursday Colder tonight, Brisk and probably high west winds
 An extended area of high pressure that is moving in from the northwest is producing pleasant weather with low temperatures between the Mississ- ippi river and the Rocky Mountains. Temperatures below zero were report ed from Montana and North Dakota, freezing temperatures from as far south as Texas. Unsettled weather with fiurries of snow continues in the Lake region and New England.
 Conditions favor for this vicinity pleasant weather except possibly fur ries of snow with slightly lower tenn peratures.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-30

sions in tn eshape of substantial de- clines.
 bonds steady.
 Noon-Renewed pressure was ex- erted against the market all through the last half of the forenoon, caus- ing vigorous declines in all the &C., tive issues as well as in a number of these specials.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-30
FAKE FIDDLER ARRESTED,

Daniel J. O'Reilly, arrested in a tenement at 123 State street yester- day where under the guise of a rnedf- cine peddler he was stealing clothing, was sentenced to jail today for % days and fined $7 and costs.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-30
TRUE, BUT A MONTH LATE.

Our contemporary The Post re- marked last night that through the return in the town clerks office, it became known that Richard O'Brien. junior member of the mason con- tracting firm of T. O'Brien & Son, and Miss Nellie Fender, daughter of Peter Fender of New Haven, were married in New Haven on October 26 last"
 True. they were welded on that date, but the facts became known, not through the return of the license a month later, but through the pub lication of the story in The Farmer on the day of the wedding.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-30
MOsAIC CLUB MEETING.

At the home of Mrs. George Graves in North avonue. yesterday. meeting of the Mosaic Club was held at which Mra w. H. Phipps of Waterbury. pres ident of the State Federation of Wo- mems Clubs, was the guest of honor. In addition to the members of the Mo- saic Club. delegates wereA present from a number of the other federated wo- mems clubs of the city. Mrs. Phipps gave a most interesting address con- cerning the usefulness of club life as an aid to self-culture and general bet ferment for women.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-30
If You Intend

sending money to Europe purchase 2 Christmas draft and you can rest as- sured that it will reach the right party. S. Loewith C. Co, agents, 11s Bank St. Tel. 99.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-30
ID. A. R. BAZAAR TO-DAY.

Under the auspices of Mary Silliman Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, bazaar is in progress today at the home of Mrs. Charles H. Arstrone. The committee in charge has arranged for en affair on a very laxge scale Admission is free.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-30
REPUBLICAN, ALDERMEN CAUCUS

The Republican members of the common council met and caucused last night, Alderman F. M. Wild..r presiding. Alderman W. l.. Prim- of the common council and John Hine selected for page. William Lounsbury was selected for registrar of voters.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-30
CURRENT EVENTS GLASS.

The Current Events class held a ses- sion yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Edward L. Graves. 2230 North avenue, at which Mrs. Agnes Lewis Mitchell of Westport. leader of the class, gave a very instructive address on the topics of the day. The death of Tolsfoi and something of the his tory of this great man were the main subjects of th address.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-30
CONFEDERATE LEADER COMING.

Colonel John s. Mcsby, whose name struck terror to the North dur ing the Civil War, will come to Bridgeport at Jackson's theatre on December for the purpose of 1ec- turing. Mosby was the leader of the Confederate cavalry which made such daring and successful raids on the Union territory. A committee comprising F. W. Bolande, Frank Miller, Dr. G. L. Porter, Judge A. B. Beers and G. c. Waldo is arranging for his reception here.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-30
HUNTING SEASON ENDS.

This is the last day of the hunting season. Game birds are protected after December 1. Rabbits and ducks aru included in the open season, until the first of January. Town Clerk Thomas issued a total of 775 hunt ing licenses during the current sea- son.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-30
VISITING DAUGHTERS HERE.

VISITING DAUGHTERS HERE.
 Nrs. Harry M. Russell of Los Angeles, Cal. is visiting her daughter Mrs. Jack McNeil of this city at her home 61 Lafayette St.
 sQUEEN ESTHER" CANTATA.
 Under the direction of the Rev. B. !. Craft, rector of Christ Episcopal church, the sacred cantata Queen delixhted a large audience at Warner hall. The choir and soloists rehears-, ed the production faithfully for over two months and at the presentation last night the work was perfect Christ church. choir was the chorus. and the solo characters were as fol- lows:
 Esther, tho Queen. Mrs. c. J. Platt.
 Ahasuarus, the King. J. Stebbins
 Henaan. the Kings Counselor. Stan
 Iordecsi . Jew. sidney colburn.
 zerssh. Haman's Wife. Florence
 Prophetess, Jane White.
 A Median Princess. Mrs. George Lundine.
 A Persian Princess, Florence Hull.
 ecriba, Herald, Clifton Flather.
 Guards, Allan Aube and Clyde Fitch
 REID MEN IN SESSION.
 At its local wigwam Koncka- potanauh tribe. Improved Order of Red Men entertained the members of Okenuck tribe last night Represen- tatives of other lodges were present and the meeting was one of the most satisfactory held in many moons. At the spread of corn and venison which followed the meeting, an immense cake was presented to the visiting tribe, Past Sachem H. H. Jackson act ing as the toastmaster. Then came number of Hong talks" and the smoking of the pipe of peace, which brought the evening to successful close.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-30
SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE.
MANCHESTER MARTYRS.

The 43rd anniversary of the execu- ton of the Manchester Martyrs by Great Britain was fittingly observed last night in United Irish societies hall, John T.. King acting as chief speaker of the evening. The LTincf- ples for which these men were sacri- feed in their fight against British misrule, and injustice were pointed out by the speaker in masterly fash ion. Other addresses, historical and commemorative, were given by For mer Alderman Thomas O'Brien, Att torney John J. Cullinan, Assistant Prosecuting Attorney w. A. Redden. Charles Burns, Michael J. Clabby, Patrolman Christopher Ffnnegan. and William Clifford.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-30

LADY FORESTERS SECEDE. Leaving the order of Companions
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-30
IUCETrA WARNER CIRCLE, CHA.

Lucetta Warner Circle, Companions of the Foresters of America, held a meeting last night in its hall at Frank lin block. at which the twelfth anni- versary of the circle was fttingly cele- brated. An elaborate supper was served after which came an entertain ment The circles membership is largo and the order is in a very pros porous condition.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-30

Farmer Want Asds- Cent . Word
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-30
NEWS OF BRIDGEPORT
 IN PITHY PARAGRAPHS

of the Forest, a new lodge of lady Foresters was formed in Bridgeport last night the organization meeting taking place at 176 Fairfield avenue. The new society is to be known ss Pride of Bridgeport" lodge and starts with a charter membership in- cluding some enthusiastic and active workers. The forming of this lodge, and AZ others like it throughout the country is due to the action at the last meeting of the supreme lodge, 13 months ago, at which steps were taken which were very displeasing to some of the membership of the order.
 SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE.
 One of the most interesting fea.. lures of the Sunday School Institute now in progress at the Park Street Congregational church is the exhibi- tion of 10000 articles used in con- nect1on with this kind of work Rev Franklin D. Elmer of Winsted, who is conducting the institute, last night gave the second in series of 1ec- lures on topics pertaining to Sunday school work. His subject was 'The Foundation and Testing of Charac- ter"
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aitcrariid)cr gbcnb.

9ie MloeIpbian 2iterarp Societp
miro bel1te abeno Sreitog ben Z OF
tober I'M 1880 llbr onfongeno folg.
ellbes 8rogram 5ir Iusfibrrng
briitgen:
ssong-High School Chorus.
Recitation-Mabel Beckmann.
Newspaper-Norma Langendoerfer.
Story-Loretta Fischer.
Recitation-Helen Breuer.
Piano Duet-Elsie Jaenecke and IT.
ma Rebsamen,
Recitation-Edna Doll.
Composition-Erwin Haid.
Translation-Erwin Ochsner.
Vocal Duet-Esther Beckmann and
Mabel Beckmann.
Speech-Martha Salzmann.
Riddles-Christ. Danuser.
Speech--Laura Ruediger.
Vocal Duet-Irene Walz and Myrtle
WalkerSYs
E'ssay-Selma ,oncken.
Recitation-Helen SLIDER.
Prophecy-Alvfn yon Lanyi.
Double Quartet pASn
Recitation-Louiset Koch.
Song-Room v. Ill tn..
speech-LaDelle ochsneF.
Plano Duet-Irene Walz and Myrtle
Walker.
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SRI. 0Iipe 9raiher, por Sol.

Sri. SIipe 8raiber, bon Dol.
ltbar, DO, lit bon Der SduIbebor6e
ais Silfslebrerin in Der bieiigen
Sodlfdule ongeItellt iuorOen.
GbaS, s. Slid bon StoIpe mar
Mittuod bier. 10 slder ieines @ei-
3enfelOes iin6 beitelIt uno eriinte
Die Saot 3 Gage rad Dem iden.
e-5rau Sermann Sefotte unb
Sod)ter Sri. Selma iinO str 3eit in
Srl0epenoencc, no, INTO Sopefa,
aanius, 8u gcillf).
5rnn 2i55ie Garnebogen unO
lire Wntter Srdil Bertha allemonIt
maIdlc bier 3u 9ciud parett reiitcn
Rittbo6 fpicoer Seim mad ct.
2oiis.
6ran Gilbert @briitef rutb God.
ter BON Sort Scott. &anias, pelhe
bier 8u 8eiu1 iino, finb mad ST.
2ouis gereiit sat 8eiuh iuepben aber
mieoer auf 5iuei @oden nod bier 81.
riidfommen.
Sobn Slid bot Sus BON inn
gefauite &eune'i1e Sails renopiren
uno ilmbalteu lalien iobaB es Jest
eines Ser oniebnIiditcip 8obnhGuler
Der Staot lit. 8radtiide @eOmnten
un6 @itteI lrm bieielben o~us8ufiibr.
Ell betpirfen mitunter 8lufoer.
SEER ultS Srall 6. 9litmer bon
Berger, finb am 9tenitas nad Sfla.
bona gereiIt itn bortise 8ertpanOtc
81 beilden. guf Dem 3uge i6Ioiien
iih ibnen alt: Serr uno Srau 8ranf
9tlettrRr BON ct. 2ouis melde
audi oabin reiiten,
@ebbar6t 8alis Der 4 Sabre
oIs GIerf int 2irtrft oss Serrn SobH
is. SclmOfs itafo bot ieifte stell,
nieSergeiegt. @eo @ieller lit al
icine &telIe setreten. Serr Gar!
1T en- fre,noIids ffeibiaer, junSel
@afla Dem Elm sutes S%ortfommenii
araRt itrbt.
deputy Sberiff Rhambuniel
nabm porgeiteriI 5tpei Sungen. e0e,
etpa 10 Sabre dit tutO nod IN atis
boien, bier feft. iSie saben ibre go
ntrf ais @Rite @urpbn altto Sob
@abcp Don 54. aoiis an uno aqtel
!. gu BON au Soilie ourdsebrannt 81
iein. Die Srfneeap tuurOeu oirdl bel
Batter oeS Ginen 9eitern bier obsc
bolt
N&I 4g. NT gEH .
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SER @m. 5. 3ornL ,utier friif

Serr 8m. S. 3orr, ,ulier firth.
ierer &itbiiraer, NOR gnfaugS Der
@ode mcbrere Gage bier BEL @ut.
fer. Grenroen ms 9efannten ii, 8e.
md. SER 3orn ipobnt in @eit
&laim, @o, mo er elmer Ser ee
ahteiten @5eihaftsIciite 1T. Scin
ott gisbt Saielbit cine 9eituna
bic SofueI Gpuntp Gazette, beraus;
.cr felbit beiibt bas Spernbaus nno
1T abeilbober i'm 8anfpefhdft. Seit
Sabrcn irlod,t Serr 3org ieinpu Der
.fuanbten eincn regeImabigen Sabrcs.
bciitd,, nto befitpoet er lid, icst Md
ocn er elm aapr Gage ailf Der state
Sair in SebnIia 5nsebradf, BEL lei.
iten 8riioern in 8onias Gitp.
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Srau hilbert 8etrtls reiite @tort.
toa beiudslpeiie nad ct. 2ouis.

-OIuu AlpSil fNAbiS 'Sp ~
too ~beiudsrpeiie nafj ct. 2ouis.
9cr Sonpni6ein miro tdslif)
etnas rarer BON iett OH,
SRI. gntanoa Sungeblut bon
9rafe begab iid @ontag nod aolr-
Jas @itp Inn oorten 81 bIeibcn.
Die 6orntcr befla9er iid iiber
aupiel Regen meIdcs Die 8eIteaitne
ser @ei5efnelSer mmoglih maft.
SRI. emma Slid bon StoIpe
rtilte Wittuo4 nadJ ct. Souis nnl
borIouiig % 81 bleiben,
Gidtet eud iiir bic aorn. mo
Giebousitellllt9 uclfe am Sanltag
6ert %. OCTOBER if &ermdrtn ari
DEM Soirplase itottfinoet.
SrIS. 2ena, Clara un6 MarD
2iiemepcr bon @ap reiiten Nontng
nad) ct. 2ouis Inn Den 8inter Do
al bIeiben.
5rau q, o.. Coates bon Gbio.
90 mar oiele ISOLDE bier bel ibrer
Sdpeiter Sri. 2eotd 8euicI gu Sc.
illf.
Robert Shitoler bat bon Srou
gbriitire Gicloils bas friibere Sac
nid'id)e @obntnus ain Der 9. StraBe
fir $1,000 s~efaltit.
Der 8rauenperein ser ct.
8altIs @emeiube miro an Sonntog
sIbeno ben 16. OCTOBER Iein 81. Sab
esfeit feiern utb miro bier5u Sober.
mann ber5li6 eingelaoen,
--gsidE III 25 Sabren mar Que
3ufiibr poit Sdueinen in 6en 5
petli1eit Rdrften 10 Helm ipie in
bent iOeber perfIoiieucn @onnt Sep.
tcmber.
SEER Gbas, Sduernlattn ieit 8
Sabren II. Q. @atiger int bieigen
Stone Sill Bombed 8arebouIe, II
nod ct. 2oihs periest mor6en. Sen
Ga6foIger lit Serr 3abrnot boz
Linton.
CD. @al5. ser coillunte @irtI
i'm SdIerer Saliie i~eierte am Gam
itas itillpergitiiot ieim 40. @iegenfeit
Mit @ebnntt acfunbrt er ben SluI
Der Belt Delde ibm nv Sabresfrii
elm babies Sabrbunoert aufbiiroei
uber Go, lit riiftis urro eeOenft fold
es lange gu trageu. ~llniere 3uitin
miirtg bot er.
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9amen . @arnitur.

SD bobe ioeben cine i6one aus.
ipabl bon 9ame,l. Mabfen. uno
&inber : Siiten, gloafs, Scorfs. unb
@lisIin iotuie eeitridtes llnter5eug
erbalten, un6 i6 Iabe ale elm mein
Eager 8u befidtigen, 90 i'd Oteie
@oaren berfmifen fam 5u Breiien
Ole Seoermaitn sufrie0eniteQen.
Weiss. g.. Gutter.
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SEER NOom 8enOer beberbergte

e- N.Y. fONAAA NAt|
oils Sat bon Sreitog bis Wonta9
ieiuen 6reunb Serrn 6rie &iegel
Don 2ittIe bod, slrf, nit peld}em
er lange IN Der Oortigen giienbabn
@aidinien @erfltdtte 8uiammen &c
arbettet botte, Serr &iegel Bate ais
0elegot elmer Convention III aah-
las Gitp ~beigetpobnt unO nladte ii6
Die @~elegenbett alt Nsute ieinen uI-
ten Srelirto %unperbofit nit leiren
8eilid1 8u iiberroiden. 8ir lerntcn1
in Serrn &iegel einelt iiberalls ailf-
geipeften frem,blid]en Setrit fentell,
Die galoiDoten fir Gol,ntD
slnt tperOen am Mittmod ben 70,
Sftober in Do @oollam nit ibrer
&unOreiie i'm Gountp Den Iniang
maders unb ipllten Die @dbler bic
ien Seriammlungen 5ablreid bel.
pobner. IS mag mander iagen
Bolitif babe fiir i'm tein Sntereiie;
mag iein, aber es eiebt oieies Sabr
mt6ere 6rogelp lpelde ieben 8ab-
Ter Oh &epubIifarer ODER Democrat
nabc geben, ulJo oieies iilto. ole 3u.
iGbe our Staatsperfaiiung iiber mel.
dye I'M SCRIPT obecitimmt merOen.
Cine IiiSiprahe itber bieie 8unfte
meroen ieoen piIlfommen iein,
SIN 6amiIien. unb engerem
6rcluoesfreiie ieierte on Sonntog
Serr George Starf ieinen 60. Sc.
b%urtstag. Oas @eburtstaefino er.
frelit lid einer ieItetten 9eiitigen uto
gutter forperIiden @eiunbbeit 1no
tpiinidt ibm iein GROCER Greunoes.
freis cine pieliabrige Sortbaiier iei-
ner geiddftIidJen Sbdtiefeit. arape.
ieno 81 Seier fDarett ollie ieine Sim
Der nit ibre1t reipeftipen Samilien:
Serr unb Srnu 8. 8. Starf un6
Serr upb Sram 2olliS 5tarf, ct.
Sonis, Serr un6 Sroli See Sumter,
Rep Maorib, Mso, aud Srau &ii-
oolpb CABIN, cine Sreuitoin Der So.
milte.
:. -8m &oetberneier. audi 8llfIalc
!. Bill eettanrt iist felt Samstoa in
Der Sail at Incident ga9e er nit
&epolper u,t6 8iidie in Der Staoi
milo benmfuhteIte, gegen etIide
9iirser 9roburpgen aiisitieB UNI
SAiiile in bie 2uft ~obfelerte. Mar
glaubt es lit bei inn mdt red,t i'm
: Sberitiibfen; IN Der Sail bot ei
ole 3eaeneinribtirne fur5 iino fleir
: geiflogen wiio 5erriiien. Cine GIN
flage aitf trugetts perborgener @af.
ten lit gegeir i'm or1Gngig seritodi
poroell, ano traf seiterp ser Stel-
pertretenoe Gountn slnipolt Serr S
Us. SenSIep poap Siuenspiae bier cir
Inn Den Staot 5t ~oertpeten. 9is
8ertbet6iglrug miro Srriirn oes Sin
! Geflagten poridiisein upo beniel6er
diif ieinen @eiitcs5uitorpo unteriudy
,. EN- laifeu.
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Serrn 2ouis Saberitod, Sin.
itreid,er. ging am Ietten Sdmitag
Den 1. Sffober elm 2idt aiif er .fei.
erte nGmIi6 ieinen 40. @ebirrtstda,
lnb 1T ieitbein Inn oteIes fliiser ipie
pprber. Mosen tbm nod Deitere 40
Snbre Der grleud)ting 81 tbeil fper.
ben.
Sn OnensoiIIe ioIIte Iesten
.9nmitag ole 2~ebrerberiommlrna
|itaitfinben bod mttbte bieielbe meg
en- eiics Cirrus Delder aurielben
Belt nj Ser Staot ipar bis atn naft
lftcn Samitos 6em s. Sftober Der
Iihoben DerSen. @egcn einem Cir.
tus fanit feline 8~eriummlulta olrf
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Inbmaaren.

Soeben erbalten cine tpeiie gllts.
ipabl BON 9anen &erbit. unb 8in.
terbiite Die o~neuleuiten @niter in
5acon nnb 8efat, gbenialls cine
groBe sa,s,pobI Grmtart. uno @Go-
den ansiige, goats. Sfirts, @aiits
irnb aIlerbaro 9omenr@ arnitnr. 8il
Sidets 81 ieoen $1pert6 amaf.
uno beiebt INFER @oarenIa-
ger uno erfobrt uniere Greife.
%. & G. Starfe,
Morrion @o.
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Ganbibatcn ~@eriamm(nnaen.

Die reprblifanii6en aanoiOaten
fir g~oruitpdmter Deroeqr anipraden
an oie @abIer baIten alt 0rten, 8a-
ger rnrO Stlrnoen mie folat:
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Gataipba.sranben.
! Modt eute Beiteanng fir Cotton

- HHt Wr.| U
@odt eute Befteaurg fir Gatofu.
ba Guuben ictt BEL @alter @un0.
miller.
-Srm 8iIIiam Soffmann luio
,6eren Softer Sran @m. @eper,
Gran Srit 9iefgroefe unb 6roi
Gbeobore &uIIe poreu BEL ibrer God
ter uno S6peiter 6rait @alboune
8aiiuger in $oIts Summit 8u 8e
JUDI.
Die beiten Initreider, 9oitunter-
nebmer Ii. arditeften oieies 2anoes
6rauden nur Wonnb gitD ySorie
Sboemarfe" fir $duieranitri6
gbriit. gberlin & Con.
Sn Se0aEia our 6air parert
bieie ISOLDE BON bier under @Hoeren
Serr urrb Srm Eb. Saeffner, Serr
nno Sraii Chen. Graf, Serr utb
ISrat Sacob S~trassner, Serr utto
5rau gonra6 @uits, Sarrp aroett.
lp. Sltose 81. Meper.
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8araains!

Sd perfaufe aus 5itll &oiterpreiie
ltno earunter aIle 9ameflt unO &in.
oerbiite, 9rp @ooos unO Notions,
@t1ofrlt II. ainoer Gloofs,
Sfirts mo llnteraeilg, Spibgpor'
bdnge unb Nesporbansc. Der Der
fauf baIt all bis aufeerdummt 1T.
Irs. 8. &oeller.
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bad, BON electra, Seras. iiro bier
gum gein4 beim Sdapa9er slisiit
Soeotmain.
SRI. 2efta uno Rartba gieber
mo Srau Soiepb 8ieber, ale bon
SpiSs reiitcn Samitog nad ct.
2ouis, ole erft 5fpei genannten Inn
3t bleiben.
-8ieies lit Die 3eit IN pelder
pieIe 2eiite anitaItcn treffet fir Den
fommenoen @inter Sdlaffameraoen
5lt ipedieln. 400 Gbeideiouugstla9.
ell Barren Der fommenOen @erid)ts.
iisung I'M ct. 2ouis.
Die Authenticated Der electric
9igbt Co., batten Montog Sabres-
p|eriammlung mo e~rpdblten foIger.
ben 0ireftorenratb; Eb. Saeffner,
gIuauIt 8iermarn, SenrD S6sner,
Conrad @ails, 6. s. &ippstein, s.
@. Goetbemeper npo 6riB 8ranf.
SEER urro 8rou s. 6. aebr BON
gem boben iif entidIoiicn in Ser.
ntonn ihren Wobnort All nebnIen un6
6nbelp>iiG bel Senrp 8uscbmeper elm.
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miro iid Ianeere 3eit bortetl altibals
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Gspoairi suer Sch IN Der
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Qadl 9aniaa Gin.

anldBIid Der Sabres 2ibe Stod
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pom s. Bis 8url 10. Sftober Sabr.
farten oortbrl gut fir @urofobrt gu
$50. @lt bis is, 6ftober.
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ten INTO 8iidfeu MifIes) bel
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e. a. Meyer, George kraettly, !"
Secretary Chairman.
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fid fir aIle b~orfommenoen Iotar.
arbeiten. SIN Druderei-gebaroe gu
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Banf fi6erer

Ser uro Srau &oolpb 8itten.
bad, bon electra, Seras. iiro bier
gum geilG beim SdDa9er ansrit
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5teeseb nnb fpoGenes Inter.
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@6yoar3e garbbreite GAZETTE.
geiDe gu 81 Bis $3.50 per
garb.
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8leiberftofe in al ben gang
barfen Sarben un> @ite BON
% Gents Bis gu 90 per garb.