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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-06
CHRIST CHURCH THESPlANS
 PRESENT PRETTY PLAYLET

A very pretty little pIaylet entitled Mrs. Briggs of the Poultry Yard'' a travesty on the well known "Wiggs'' production was given last night in the Christ church hall. : The scene which was well set showed the living room in the Briggs house. A violin and cello duet by the Messrs. Avery, accompa- nied by Miss Haigh enlivened the of fering and dancing was later indulg- ed in. The players were: Miss Jessie Kerr, George Roberts, E. August Wen gel, Lydia L. EIrod, Florence Bradley, Harry Hawley, Morton Lyons, Jessie Joudry, Alberta Joudry, Ruth Me Bride, Gladys Ross, IA Small Pigg.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-06
RED MEN.

The annual State convention of the Connecticut organizations of Red Men will be held in this city during July, and several hundred delegates will take. part in the deliberations. The following committee has been named by Powhatan Tribe to take charge of the arrangements: General committee, Ferdinand Leiss, chairman; Paul Hoff- mann, assistant chairman; Theodore Anton, secretary; Catherine Schwartz, financial secretary; Ernest Ortlepp, press agent Reception and entertain ment committee, R1Idolf Hendricks, Ursula Schaaf, Marie Knub1e, Pauline Hendricks, Augusta Ma1o,e Hulda Star, Louisa Zina, Louisa Moscowitz, Silholmona Major, Josephine Ludwig, Emilia Hoffmnn, Anna. Either, Louisa AIinsh and Anna Tordorf.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-06
Local Intelligence

Announcement is made by Mrs. FL rfen Kennedy of 1475 Park avenue of 2 the engagement of her daughter, Miss Judith H. to Joseph J. Cig1ar, Jr, of Brewster street The wedding will take place in the fall Miss Kennelly 4s a graduate of the City Normal and Bridgeport High schools, and is one pf the most popular young women of 8he city.
 Yesterday was New Haven-water- Bury day for Lafayette Consistory, A. A S. R., of this city, and a large mum Der of visiting Masonic brothers at
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-06

After an illness which had kept him confined to his bed for the last four years, Henry B.. Curties, one of the best known and most highly respected G. A. NR. men in this city, died yes- terday at the home of his son, Cherries T. Curtiss, 7O8 Noble avenue. He had lived in Bridgeport the greater part of his life and was a, member of the Fifth Connecticut Volunteers and Elias Howe IT,, Post, G. A. R. He was a member of Hamilton Commandery. Knights Templar, and St. Johns lodge of Masons of Stratford. He is sur vived bv five children, Mrs. William Curtiss, of Bridgewater; George Cur tiss of Shelton: Charles Curtiss and Mrs. Frank ". Bratche1don, of this city and Mrs. Frank Huntington. of South Norwalk
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-06

The New York Chassis of the Ger man Reformed church will be held In this city at the German Reformed church in Congress street, President J. H. Wal1enta presiding. There Will be meetings tomorrow and Thursday and officers will be elected.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-06
FraternitieS

JOSEPH DOwDAIL LODGE, K. P.
 At the meeting of Joseph Dowdall lodge. Knights of Pythias, Friday ev- .ening, the Rank of Esquire will be -confeKred on four candidates.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-06

tended the rendezvous held in this city. About $50 participated in the degree work and banquet which fol- lowed The degrees conferred were the 22d, at o'clock; the 27th, at 3: 30 O o'cEock, in full form; and the 32d de- gree in short form, at 5:3O o'clock. The banquet followed The members who took part in the degree work are the same as those which participated in Bridgeport day some time ago.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-06

The funeral of Margaret Murray was held from the home of her par ents. No. 1894 State street, yesterday afternoon at 2:3o o'clock. The pail bearers were little neighbors, Lawr- ence and Edward Kermode, Howard Barrett, and Eugene Murray. Inter ment was in St. Michaea's cemetery
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-06
LADIES or THrE R. AI R.

Lincoln Circle Ladies of the GI. "A. FR-, held it's regular meeting this af- ternoon and completed arrangements for participation in the Memorial Day Services.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-06
sONVs OF vFyTERAnrs,

The regular meeting of Franklin Bartlett Camp Sons of Veterans, will be held this evening and some import ant matters, including arrangements for Memorial Ebay, are to -be taken ups
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-06

Gottliebe Kitch, widow of the late Christhof Kitch died Sunday at her home on Surf avenue, Stratford. She was 72 years of age.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-06

The delegates who will represent Elias Howe, Jr., w. R. c. at the State convention to be held at Branford to- morrow and Thursday will be Miss Sara Boudren, Mrs. Lena Hinderer. and the a.lternates will be Mrs. Edith Dickson and Mrs. G. L. Wedge. A large party of members will accom- pany- the delegates.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-06
PARK THEATRE
1By the Park Press Agent.y

Mime. Evelyn Scotney will be heard at the Park theatre with other noted stars Of the Boston Opera Company this evening in the title role of Mar tha'' and also in the concert program between that opera and a similarly condensed version of Gounodis Faust Tomorrow night in '"The Barber of Seville. Mime. Scotney Is the Rosina. Mime Scotney is the co1oratura prima donna soprano of the post season tour organization, organized ito spread the gospel of grand opera to- all New Eng 1and.''
 She Is considered the only real ri- val to Tetrazzini, and many critics of note have gone so far as to assert that she excels that great song bird Fred erick Johns, the famous musical critic of the Boston American, is one or these. He said: Mime. Scotney.s voice is more perfect than Tetrazzini's; it Is sweeter, more human, less cold and quite as brilliant. It is 3. big voice perfect from chest tones to the ring ing B in a1tissimo."
 Most coloratura. sopranos, including Tetrazzini, feel 1t the greatest possible accomplishment to sustain pure, ringing B in altissimo. Mime Scotney is able to easily negotiate a full tone and a. half higher, in one number, the Bell Song from t'Lakme'' singing F sharp in altissfmo seven times. She sings 1t as SdtS1ly aS d O1rd d~tA0 RHO- d11ces tone quite as pure and sweet.
 In the Lesson scene tomorrow night in s"The Bar rber,'' Mime. Scotney will sing the famous waltz song from Romeo and Juliet'' Tonight a, con- cert number she will give the aria, "Ah! Tors e lui' from Traviata- M Jose Mardones, the worlds greatest basso tonight sings Mephisto in Faust and Wednesday night "Don Baselio" in @'The Barber of Seville
 1.-THE GAY MASQUERADERS'
 "The Gay Masqueraders' with ev- erything new and up-to-date, will make it's first appearance this season at the Park theatre, three days begin nine, Thursday. It is needless to say that no expense has been spared to make this show the most pretentious of any offered in burlesQue this sea son The management has gathered together a. galaxy of well known art ists from the musical comedy field to entertain and keep in good humer the theatregoers of this great city this week The book is by Frank Ken nedv. McCrea and Clark the music by Ted Snyder and Irving Berlin, the lyrics by Ray Goetz and the large company comprises the following well known players: George B. Scanlon. Mark Adams, Countess von Mueller, Eddie Nelson. Stephen Paul, Sam Rose, MaheI Clarke. Lillian Webb, Mildred CiIrnore and others. The chorus, which has been carefully selected is considered by experts to be the best and most beautiful ever offered in this city,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-06

Among the Bridgeport couples who will make the trip to Dallas, Texas, with the Shriners of this city, are MT. and Mrs. A. HI Mackenzie MT. and
 Mrs. P. L. Holzer, MT. and Mrs. J. H. Lyon, Mrs. s. E Ferris and MT and Mrs. Louis B. Kutscher, Jr. They will leave tomorrow evening for New York and Thursday morning upon the special train for the Texas city. The return will be by way of New Orleans and steamer up the coast.
 The annual exhibition of the educa- tional work of the Y. w. C. A opened this afternoon at the rooms of the as- sociation-
 New Haven railroad from Stamford to New Haven is completed as far as South Norwalk, and a tryout of the system to the latter place will be made about May 15 when the current will be turned into the wires for the first time. The work has been in progress for about a year. The work in Bridge port is delayed owing to the necessity of some special steel work, and it will perhaps be October before trains are run through from New York to New Haven.
 The concert given last evening at the Stratfield under the auspices of the Girls Friendly Society of St. Georges church proved a very pleas ant affair and was attended by about 200. The entertainers were Miss Miss Ethel Pigg, pianist. A very pleasing program was rendered.
 "A dance will be given tomorrow ev- ening at the Slocum gymnasium by the members of the Bankers Club.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-06

The annual exhibition of the educa- tional work of the Y. w. c. A opened this afternoon at the rooms. of the as sociation-
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tar Ser oes'loell. reiit CT itaiclig BAL
oafin lloenior 5ioei,logal1gen til gea-
tionalt6eatrct, % bele Strpgct itraa-
leoe / feitlia Splpsning.
.5nutu.

Salo6rltgsminiiter SsSnl1es @il-
ion pil blibe gipet eli 8elfo1nItielt
pco Sonia Statc College / Dimes
Den ~. Murts, l1aor bo1, fon1n1cr
tilbage fra 8aibington. @or1 bar
2anobrllaslfolens Defonrs, in0til
ban blep n0nGpnt til Meoleln al
&a6inettet for 1G gor iioe1. Gil
bernere1 og ol,0re GnrbeosrnG16 BIZ
Der ttllteOe, % fremltaae1hc Mr11o
| rationale MffGrer bliper in6b1,ot.
= Soma l%tniucriitct oil icnoe sen
ferlte 8iDfolog l,o pao CIT Yolorefs=
petition til @aarel1 mes &ilbiol=
MIR Stefansion. 2,ltbcr 6. @ioen
al Soma pil meofslgc Gfsmoitione1,
meo ct fl1loitarroia lloitpr If piptu=
logiifc Mpparatrr for at maolc og
beogmme gifimobjerne,,. San nil
iGrlig lGg9c an poa Stl1oiet al Sc
blonde @ifimoer, Joni 5tefousion OPP
bage6e.
Sc S'rltrl,menter, iom @ioen to-
ger mes Jig, bltner oe ferltc, lon1
prepcs paa ct ltrfolf. san tror, Ct
.Gata al flor 8etponing bill blips
ifafiet peb ct in6gooen6e 5t11oium
al Sc bpioe Gifimocrs 6glclics< %
Man0slip, 0o bcnne Gifimolton1n1e
CT omtrclt Sen enelte, lon olorig
bor unret moer Spioes S9%11otlpoelie.
Solep6 CLIFTON, ion1 tjente /
aompagni 9, 26et Mi,1neiota ST..
fpontcri, n10cr 9orgerfri9el1> iano
tes forleoen liggenoe pao Min,reapo<
liz & ct oonis @orens Sprr. Gl-
.liion bar froSict libel, og 5eftiors:
manoene, ion1 fauot 2iget, lagOe Set
ino / cit @obspog1t, in6til Fan .blep
bentet al Mrno fra Soloaterbjcn1=
met neo Worl6olltoipn.
Oct ontaaeS, at Griion, Ser bar
76 Mar go,nmel, bar forloot Sol0a=
%terbienu1ct UNDER ct Mnfolo al
5in6sforpirring. Mfopoe bpcrpebe
Jig / Minncloto SsS,nfo,1teri / 1868
Der Sort Snellitg. Otter @rigcr1
flpttc0c bon til Tre6ericfsbltrg,
SSolpn.
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Soivane, Santa Barbara, Co., Cal.

Nalgtornp, % 3alpor 8. 3aluorl jon,
8r9itoc11t for commissioner i Mi=
not, CT cl1gogeret til at forelGgge
@illistons @orgcre ocn ,uDe StDre=
form.
= Gn nlwre ltor MancD pil blipe
onlogt / Storf County. Oct or &op=
Stacfbouie &oncb &c., iom ifal oper<
taee Con. Sbort Gic10onm1c',c peo
2ittle Misiouri &iper, Ser ifal ba,<
tie sen. Sen for1rner til at ligge
20 Mi( moro for Mfeooro. IS. %.
Stacfbouic CT cit &npitaliit, lom
bor / @%ocfforo, ST., og @altcr &ap
bor / 9icfinion. Disfe to er Sc lc<
ben1e Men0 / &ompugniet, bpis Nf-
ttefopital ct $4,000. @artcbcn
fom1ner til at nogjGre 1890 Stores,
|bbor ser ifa1 oprfes Mlfalfa og an0et
Sober for 5000 9eite % &png,
lom ifol onbri11ges paa &o1,cben til
Gaare11.
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'Svage
SygeIge
Kvinder.

Hvad kan vi gore mere for at overbevise Dem, at De six
kert kan finde ct fuldkonmen Hebred og Lindrine for Deres
L'delser we'd at BRUCE Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
Hele Verden we'd ON de v%idunderlige Kure, der er opnaaet we'd
LYDIA +. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound; aligevel findes der
kvinder som endnu like kan indse, at alt som er sagt ON dnse
err sandt.
herhge gamle Medicin vii udrette alt som err sagt ON den, hvor
hurtigt deres Iideser Wide ende!
vi hr Aviserne de For. Slater bekjendtgjort f1ere .gte
Anbetallngsbreve end der nogensinde har varet offeAntliggiort
Favor at nogen anden Medcn Verden og hvert Aar be-
vi mango nye Anbefalinger, allie agte og sande.
Les hvad dsse Kvinder siger!
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NnrA Bsknt..

$S1.36 pr. Mcre lpl9tc5 eli
Scftion 2an0 / Gols Gpuu,tp for for
lcoe1.
Yatienter pro Si,osip9calplet
/ S%mnestomu fultcoc @aro County
$4,000 li0ltc Mor.
Scr CT Sole on Ceiling ali
Mcaen5ic County mes Mero1oer
lon GoumtWGoc / ct og Sebafer /
set o10et.
@ol1trp Creamery So. uoha=
talte til Iarmerne ior 6lpoe Sill
90 0iioite gor. Ma1o1,tager 5lrn-
nlell pil ltige til $4,000 iaar.
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iffc n,in0rc c1o 81 Yigcr, ser toger
l%1noerpisning i &joleiprn, o9 ,,rl ten
lige|aa mango Gleper tugcr @l1s=
bol6ningsfur il1s.
= Senotor McGluuber far frclr1=
lat 6orilog / 5el,atet ont at laAgc
Sort &ancocf ,1nr 9isnarct ior at
opnao $4,000 til @pgnir1g al ct
8%eirburcau / 8ismorcf.
= 9rate McicriS Yroouftion fra
Sen lite aSluli 1912 til sen lite So
mar 1913 bar $4,000. 9ette
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me0 @enipn til n1oocrnc Maifineri
% flint Meieriit.
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6aoer til 81 9srn, bporaf tim 4 ct
bans cgne. 9au bar pGrct gift tire
Gauge, bpcr Gang mcO cit Gnfe,
Joni bap0c mango 8prn. Mr. @ertz
500 CT III, IS Nar galnmel.
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9afota Dar lteget 2S1.9 8rocent fra
1900 til 1910. Set CT ianoelig life
bnrit. Ga eno0a altbriltger 9eoro
Dafotameno fine 8el,9e / u6rugt-
farm,c" / Oregon, California, 8aib=
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st sfno paa eli Hrarieulp
foiteoe Glen 5mitb at 5enecbal,
Mcaen5ie County, 5000. San fig
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men a,1glen for igiennem Sen %
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Gier forla,tete 5000, iom Smith
maatte betnle.
Geo ipecielt @a1g ifal ser 6en
36ie Marts oigjsres / @iIlistor, ON
@ommisiionsitpre ifal antages Der
eller life. Ser foregoar Ell liplig
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Set Samifc &%ungcpars &cipg. @,1
s. rreippnocnt til .N&pls.

Set oanife &onscpars &eiua. Gn
&riitionia= til ~Mipls.
Gio." 1friper Sen 16. 6ebr1or:
81 CT gloo / Sfueipil = set fmn
Dor Saga fortn(le %. @oooe SC
religiple % militrrc ellcr. %frt9erife
Sptog far til ol(c Iioer bopt flor
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6ril,lft, ct fongcligt 9f,elpil, io1u
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forotioncrue blep iGr0ig poo 6or=
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lfe TarDcr = Set frilfc rboe @loS
mos Sen bnioe Sre og Sen blaa
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berligt it's! @clc Scarf Slobons 60
Sc fra Ser'rbancitationen oa iorbi
l1nipcriitetet Dor l%traoler6c ocforcret.
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bonel totionen, Dcle &cicu biliet al
5en iublc,6c Menneifcmonebe;
9ronnil1g Mo,,o iaa friifcrc OF lpf=
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bun fom fra england. Sa Mlbeln1
iteg, ga &orte9en penotc tilboge ef=
fer Meoet poa @opeobancns Sta
tion; &ongen al 9a,,n,arf og @on=
gen al 9torge las lamn1en / CT &ogn,
% Sc to Dronninger mes @ronprins
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gelt9e Sptog bem,e Gang. lom Gil
|fnloet gjernc bar fer 1905; u1oer
set itorc &c11ocpruft, iom 81 ionbt
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bare6c aongeosmmet, %. set breoe
Sag al Solicit, iom gap otter. @l1
er Set pc( nrrmcit Set breoc 2ag,
lom felcr Jig tilfreos mes &ol,gcn,
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ser, at ban gjcrne fll1oc optr0oc list
mere oominerenoe. 90 set fou pel
bqnoe, at bperfe,t Dor &ol,gc. ellcr
bans @i9lt, &ongen al 9onnarf,
bhoe paslc ioo aoot til 6%olfelpnnet
i Spcriac, iom Sc poster / lit cget
2an6. 0et biloe bore ct eu0nu her
ligere Sf1.eipil, ON hi bop6e facet
lie alle tire Moroens 11,1ae aonger
og oeres 9rominger fjerc giennem
Dor &obeoita6s imllfteite @o0e op
til bet fritliggenoc Slot unoer belle
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Sar Gom ifal gao: r2illcnor,
bpis ou er rlpoig Ell Gong til, taor
gu 9fis."
ga Tar tonlnrer bjent, t%ilitaor
at bltn far paret ulpcis.
Bor Gtrenet): r9u buffer, bpao
leg iaeoe? gu fan palge, naor
gu bill babe Set"
2illen@r Glenn slar, tonfefuloN:
rSSgoar."
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6olfelfare1s S1,bcl. N,t, Set oplc>
Der hi fanbunoe ollereoe nGl tie Mor!

Solfelforels Sl,bcl. Nlt, Set ople<
Der hi fa,lbunoc ollereoe nujte Mor!
Sra Slottct % olle 6eitligbeoerne
Der 0rogcr SC to &ongefmilier op
til &ongslGtcrelL % Ser tan Sc fGr=
ocs / relt Suit % 9pit 1Gpet ppcr
&opeoltooell, lepe / ct @pettprilot !!
golnlncl Still % lGtte Jig tilbogc /
Den SID, ga &ongcn bar 8onoe poo
i'm @aarO, og @onoeu Dor ao1lge pao
jim. Gnbnu fan nj Drpn1me ON Sen
i0calc Gtlltauo, ga Sc bpjelte Stil=
finger por @%G0erspolter, og 4ongen
og bons Slro, 5. b. i. bans &aaogi-
'perc, bar icbpltGnOigc 9pnocr, lom
fprte lit 2ip poa ielultn1roige 8pn=
SerS Sis. Oct for life laa liocn
Netponi1N for bort 2m10 og for
|9alnnarf nleo. at Sc to &ongepor
pppe poo &ofSe1aal cn omifring Sci-
le1 / &ongc6a(lcn poo &ongeleteren
I'LL pc0 &illtercns @jertc oremmer
ion,nclr ocnne 9rpn1. @pjtliggcuoe
@ollcr %ipltrcr bpjc Gollfcr.
2arbogsfpelocn %tilbrogtc 4onge=
fonnilicrnc / Motionoltbcotret, lom
bapoc Oell rpoc 2pgte l,oc, cnooa ollie
@illctter bar lat op til oobbelt Bris,
loo S6cotrct ajnroc CT 9oo Mffpre /
%pfonomiif @cr1l ccnbc hclc ii0lte ltge.
S Sbcotrct loo ollc bore Spi0lcr fra
Oct offcntliac 2ip: StortingsprGii=
Dent 2pplono mes 6rl,c,. Statsmini=
liter &nl,oicn mc0 1ruc, Srofprcr
@epcroa1l, @orgmciter Mrcton0er
o. i. n. 9cttc bar Set Ylrblifum ri
laa / Horfettct. - @clc fprlte 9}o6
opto0es al CIT %oiltilrgprrct Toriam=
ling al norife og oanifc &offolf %
rocnlonoife 0iplomater n1eb 9a-
mer. &onaclogen bar prpoet mes
reoe Nclliter og bpioc G,1liponer;;
Ser iao Song Gbriitian / Sen oun=
lfe @cncrolS,rniform oa Song @on=
fon | 0onif administrations. Cen
oanite Dronni,1g bar ifprt lort @bif=
Ton mes 9iaoem % @riiingimpffc
|of, 9iannantcr % mco Glefantoroe=
mems 8aat6 oper @rpltct. 9ronning
Mo11o por / tort oe bpio &r,iplinos-
fjolc % bar 9ioocm % @alsboano
al Sinmanter. 9cggc trrcr @org.
r. &ongeparrene bar, ga Sc troaote
IinS, bleoet bploet al Soriamlingen
Jog billet al Srfeitret me6 Sen nor
tie og Sen oanitc Nationaliangs So
tier. 90 Sc par 6cle Mitenen Mtiot-
plt1ttet | cit c11eite itraalcnoe Geit!
aon9e1 onfsrtc @ifaloct, Scr bar
Jremfaloclicr otter bpcr Mft, o9
Sobanne 9pbluao tog Aitcncns &ris.
|Sbafeip eare tou pc,,oc Sorg til
@l@oe, oa eft @~laoesieit bar Sen
ltraolenoe SpfareIic al AS you<like
it - @ilocrpeps raipct sfope,1".
9eforotionerre ira Sa,otoaet ifol
ltaa loa la,tgc oct oanife &ongepar
Ter pao norif Gruno. Denne Gang
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oilers ltoel1f or set fomlnlunule Or
bej0c.
: &jpbnlano :. 6. Gannncrn1cper
/ &riltiorlia CT otter l1ogeu Sios Sp=
gcligbco digauct peo 9pbcn / eli Ml=
Ser al 76 Nor.
Gan1nlcrneper, lom por fpOt paa
Mor0Doroeioet, ltarteoc / 1864 cit
Monniaftl,r= pg &oobeiorretning
3rann1e,,, iont ban pMar6cjoc0c til
Ell al Ypel,s ltprlte. Ior 80 Nor
iioen flpttcoc bon til @riltionia %
bleD Meoorbcioer / iiu @ro0ers
lanOstjel16te @ogbauoel. Gontmcr=
meyer por CIT al 6rinrurcrlogens
Sttftcrc / 9rommcl,, % bar III ell
al 2anocts Glolte 6rimurerc.
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Fortalt i faa Ord.

Cnas. Castledon, Cumberland, Wyo.,
siger a havde den vnrste Hoste
som kan tankes. og standsede den ]
faa Dage med DR.. Warmers White
Wine of Tar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-07

Sen iinite Nlberti, Sen itor.
Spinoler / Gommerfors, @onfoiref=
tyr Somrn1S @jelo, belpber iig til
10 @tia. Marf, s(ftipo til 3 Minio-
t1er. Sen pc0 forbrpberife Mani=
plllotioner paoora9ne @jelo ubgjgr
100000 Meorf.
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