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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17

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5o le'sl Ginit moeen mir ncr5cib bii--inSeiicr
Sins idp0reu mir gSir merOeu MIC uereciicu!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17
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mcocr. (1rb. @nucrlcin Sic Nccroienna
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Urenncc iino adbnnssOon cinDeIooen bcisls
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17
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6e iiarb am i5 Snnuar 1916. INK G7. &C.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17
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81 iiarb am a. Samar 1916 IN fcincr
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baltimore 0Cncicrn" fati (Snn1G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17
0Lnnnit GHlncr.

Gs iiarb am "a Soimar 1916 glnaut a5n.
ner, aclicbier Gniie BON Gabcrinc a6nncr
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pratrs9luenne, lEouiun) aus taft Nciietunp
onl bcn baltimore Srieoboic"
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17

NnItimorc. id. Iannar 1916.
Slc Sirnecuourdbrlibe0 0nmWiidrc ocr Siaot
Baltimore mn6eit blerniii bcidnnt oaB iic qc
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17
9iOiSem0em.
,ie Ieniidc 3rurr.9rriidrrnnes Wclcaidait
MN 9nlfiiuurr

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17

0entes Sbcotcr 3nm Seiten OsS ,,9lOtben &ren5es.
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mcroell bis vocr 5eno bon &ublan0S bciligcm 9oOc
pertriebel lei" Gann nlB Der ariea poRI euig
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17
Scnrb NScterIcn.

6c itarb oi TO- Snuunr 1916 0cnr Nrtcts
irit ls 1dhrc al aclic6icr Nditc bon Scitiie
Fcicrcr. Sic 9ccroeuua ilnoci an 1iruiino,
is 'Qntar @a6niiaas 2 nor, bon oNn Qcs
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oie liaii Geiicen0 mi Dem g2ononn Nnri'
6rieoboic" (SdriT -i8)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17

94oooror Q4ilon iaet Nnerifnner lolHen aus 1}e
ritp uegblcbci 0ann Uiiroa ic uidt bon nicrifani'
bci @an0iicn crnor0ct @ooOron Wilion ocntt c=
omiaIls aud) dpcritou1c ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ioIl
tel ans 1Gitihan0 na0 Gccrreidbllngaru pegbci.
6ci po bod mir ,Smral" 5n pile9en iio oonu e
ten lie lid uidt Der @htpcrgiitlm9 ous
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-19
LARGE SHARKS IN
 UNUSUAL HUMBER SEEN IN ATLANTIC
One of Coast of Maine and Another Off Cape Ann, Re-
 ports Uruguayan Ship.

Boston, July 19.-Schools of bie-, headed sharks. commonly called man-eaters, were sighted in mid-At- lantic headed for the American coast, according 10 offers of the Uruguayan ship Walden Abbey. whih arrived from London yesterday. One large shark was seen off the coast of Maine and another of un- usual size off Cape Ann, the officers said.
 More shark stories were reported by the steamer Penobscot, in today with sugar from Matanzas. Cuba According to officers of the vessel. large schools of man-eaters were seen off the Delaware Capes headed north Three of the big fish were sighted off Block Island on the Southern New England coast, where the battleship fleet and the naval militia of several states are engaged in maneuvers. The Penobscot's off, ficers say they never before had seen sharks of this kind in such numbers or of such size.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-19

lvals Joe Lewis, Hebrew comedian with trick donkey, received much applause.
 Some of the notables with the show were: Chester Byers, champion roper of the world Hank Darnell, champion roper of South America; Tommy Ker- nan, champion trick and fancy rider of the world; Verne Tantlinger, chief of the cowboys, and Edith Tantlinger. leader of the cowgirls.
 After the performance last evening Ia regrettable incident occurred when the crowd was leaving the show grounds. Three cowboys mounted were bringing out some ponies and a big buffalo that is one of the features of the parade. They trotted their horses into the crowd, forcing the buff falo along, and in doing so they knocked down an elderly woman. A man who tried to protest and to halt the party had his coat ripped from his shoulder to his hip by the spur of one of theScowboys.
 Several other men tried to stop the cowboy party but they forced their way through the crowd and trotted off to their train. The man whose coat was torn declared the cowboy delib- erately spurred him when he tried to interfere after the woman had been knocked down. The woman refused to, give her name but was taken away in jitney The man whose coat was torn declared he would go to Stamford where the show is today and get satis- faction or bring suit
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-19
RI0TING FEARED
 AS NEGROES VIEW
 SCENE OF MURDERS

Chicago, July 19-Crowds gathered in the vicinity of 32O Irving avenue where yesterday tine negro. Henry P. Mcintyre, killed four persons, and was himself, together with his wife, later killed, gave rise to fears by the police of rioting early today and caused 50 policemen to be dispatched to the scene. They dispersed the crowd 4uickly and the danger was declared to have been averted.
 To prevent further difficulty ne- groes were ordered by the police to keep off the streets.
 Reports from local hospitals today indicated that the police officers and others wounded in yesterdays tragedy probably would recover. Edward Clement, detective sergeant, was said to be in serious condition.
 Among the effects found in McIn- tyres house after the bodies had beer removed, was letter which he had written to Prince Menelik, of Abys. sinia. It was sent in January, f91 5 and returned unopened in April, 1916 In it Mcintyre proposed colonizine American negroes in nNAbyssinia, stat ing that he had organized a church and also an immigration league il the name of the 'Abyssinian govern ment."
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-19
SOCIAL AID PERSONAL

The week of July afforded the
 members of the Black Rock Social
 club the first opportunity of extend
 ing their Inequalities to their friends
 Their first out of town guests were Miss Frances and Frank McKeon of New York. The advent of August is eagerly awaited by the club mem l bers. as. at that time Mrs. G. H.
 Mitchell will be hostess to number
 of metropolitan friends, among whom will be Miss Agnes McKeon. Miss Mildred Moriarty, whose valiant res-
 cue of her sister from drowning last season still remains fresh in the
 minds of Black Rock residents will again act as chaperone.
 Miss Catherine Reynolds, 6f 1,284 ! Pembroke street, who will soon be
 married to Edmond P. Crossley of 160 Black Rock avenue, was given a sur prise linen shower last evening and
 many friends attended The affair i was held at the home of Mrs. Freder- ! ick Lunde of 3S0 Hawley avenue. i Decorations for the event were pink ! and white. The bride-to-be received
 many handsome gifts. Those who at- tended were the Misses Margaret ! Doyle, Rose Sautter, Elizabeth kDev- 1 itt, Helen Dewitt, Myra Davis, Mar i garet Roach, Mary O'Brien, Mabel Nolan, Angeline Mulligan, Abbie Coughlin. Rita McFarand, Margaret ! Mcfarland, Lorraine Hart, Amanda Hart, Agnes Hart, Anna Hart and Miss Mary Mahoney, Mrs. May Chris l finger. Mrs. Edward Hart, Mrs. George I Bannister, Mrs. Charles Blackman Mrs. Peter Reynolds, Mrs. Anna Nc
 Hugh, Mrs. Edward Griffin, Mrs. Al 1 fred Tasic, Mrs. P. J. Rivers, Mrs
 Sadie .McKeon, Mrs. William Kirby and Mrs Mary Gaffney. The wedding
 of Miss Reynolds and MT. Crossley will take place early in autumn MT I Crossley is a foreman for the Crane
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-19
GARMENT WORKERS IN DEADLOCK ON STRIKE

New York, Juy 19-The breaking off of conferences between the Cloak, Suit and Skirt Manufacturers Pro tective association and thef Interna- tional Garment Workers union left the garment workers strike today to all intents where it was when it started three months ago. Statements issued by both sides accused the other of bad faith and responsibility for the failure of the negotiations.
 The strike affects some 10000 em- ployes and about 500 manufacturers. It is estimated that orders for women's clothes worth $60,000,000 have been left unified. Strike pay ments of $65,000 a week have been made by the union. The citizens committee which has been aiding the
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-19
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS.
 SCHEDULED HERE SOON

An examination for the position as laborer and assistant to the janitor for service at the Federal building will be held by the Civil Service Ex- animation Board here on August '. The position pays $500 per year. Ac- tual janitor experience is not required but credit will be given for any ex- perience of value for the position. Each applicant will be required to take the strength test which consists in shouldering and carrying a mail sack with contents weighing 125 pounds.
 Civil Service examinations will be held next month on the followingNsub- jects:
 Assistant in marketing live stock and meats, male, in the Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C., S1,- 800 to S2,400 a year, August &; stem ographer and typewriter, for both men and women, in the departmental ser vice, Washington, D. C., August g, $S4O to s900; mechanical draftsman, male, office of the chief ordnance, War Department, August 22, salary $1,OO0 to s1,200; assistant physicist, male, qualified in physical metallurgy, for vacancies in the Department of Commerce, Washington, D. C., s1,- 400 to $1,S00; August 23,. inspector of safety appliances and Inspector of hours of service, both male to fill va cancies in the interstate commerce commission. $1,S0O a year. August 2S and 29.
 Examinations for assistant physicist, inspector of safety appliance and in- spector of hours of service, will be held in the following places in this state on the above dates: Hartford New Haven. Middletown, New Lon- don. Waterbury and Willimantic. The examination for stenographer and typewriter will be held in Bridgeport New Haven, Hartford, New London and Waterbury.