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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-05
PLAZA.

'The Jungle Child" unique story of mans perfidy and a woman's req venge featuring Howard Hickman and Dorothy Dalton will bS the Plaza's Triangle offering for the latter half of the week commencing with today's matinee.
 The Jungle Chi1d'' is one of those intensely dramatic tales that takes the undivided attention of a film audience from the start and there are many thrilling episodes in its narration. tI is in five parts and a superb screen product.
 The vaudeville program has for it's headline attraction the famous Halls Musical Minstrels, a duintette of ex- ceedingly talented instrumenta1ists with a charming and varied repertoire that will surely tickle the palates of musical lovers.
 Valyda and Brazilian Nuts in a musical comedy revue that is really one pf the cleverest offerings of it's kind in the realms of variety will occupy an important spot on the bill.
 Mumford. and Thompson have a singing. and talking skit that's a scream from beginning to end while The Jennings have a clever juggling diversion that should come in for some appreciation.
 Completing the list of attractions is a two-part Keystone direct from the great Western studios, and it's crammed with fun all the way through.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-05

Thomas Bambrik, convicted of the murder of Policeman Dapping, must die in the death chair at Sing Sing prison tomorrow morning. Justice Weeks having denied him a new trial.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-05
POINTS OF INTEREST

Fresh Sea Foed-Fresh caught har- Dor blues, fresh caught mackerel, fresh shore haddock. pollock, whole fish or steak, steak halibut, steamers, steak salmon, opened oysters, opened long clans, opened round clans, flat fish, fresh herring, smelts, smoked fnnan haddics, Long Island escallops, Blue Point oysters, little necks, round clans, clam juice, crab soup, tunafish in cans. bluefish and live lobsters. Meat specials for Friday and Satur- day-Legs of genuine spring lamb, legs of young mutton, good chucks of beef, good pot roast of beef, prime rib roasts. Fruit-Freestone peaches, Porto Rico oranges, Damson plums, Calarat figs, large baskets of Concord grapes, Tokay grapes. Bridgeport Public Market and Branch, State and Bank streets. East Main street ,Phoues--Adv.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-05
Amuscments
POLES

"The Healthier" is the headliner in the program at Poli's, the last half of this week. Appropriately named, this unusual feature will occupy the most important spot in the vaudeville bill, and, according to critics where it has appeared, well deserves that posi- tion, there will be the latest Pathe novelties" concerning which the ad- vance notices cannot tell much, except that it's a real headliner.
 William Farnum, the 9avorite star of the films, will appear in the five part drama 'The Fires of Conscience,'' an unusual drama of a strong mans s test of honor. It is said to be one of MT. Farnum's best efforts. In addi- ton, there will be the latest Tatne News release containing a pictorial re- view of the worlds events.
 The Five Harmonic Girls, quintet of charming young ladies, in musi- cal repertoire de luxe, will be a spe- cail extra attraction, while the Great Howard will contribute a pleasing ventriloquial novelty.
 Robinson and McShayne, a pair of funny fellows, have an offering that is chock full of interesting material while Frank Hartley, a comedy jug gler, will complete the bill.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-05
DANCING FOR BEGINNERS.

Beginners have the opportunity of entering the new classes at Guilty s School of Dancing which will be form ed Wednesday and Friday evenings this week at the Colonial Ball Room The popular ball room dances, waltz, fox trot, and one step will be taught in eight lessons under the personal in struction of Prof Guilty, who has been teaching for IF years This in struction will: be thorough and suc- cess is assured. Commence with the first lesson Wednesday or Friday even- ing and get the advantage of the full course of eight lessons. The high school class will be organized Friday children Saturday October IA. Class afternoon October 13. and the class for es' for advanced pupils will be form ed in two weeks. Call or telephone for terms or information
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-05
Mrs Wilson Charms weaaen

Mss. Wilson in travelling costume ikept as much in the backsround as ifSpWdS that came down to the way side stations indicated as much inter est In her as in the t'resident himself.
 The Ohio and Indiana women ap- psaged to be charmed by the unaf- fected manner of the Presidents wife, in meeting them on terms of friendly and neighboriy equality; but limportune as they did at many of the stations they could not Induce Mrs.
 Wilson to venture into the field of political speechmakine.
 That is the President's business" she said, ip an aside to a woman who ,caung to her hand at Van Vert, o.
 At Warsaw, Ind, the President re- lfetved. an impressive ovation by a leFowd of 5.900. In response to a de- manA for speech, he said:
 Tt cheers me verF much to have you come out to give me such a greeting because sometimes, when I Iam hard at work. long very much
 D aEuE sRA eoms put to see the
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-05
New Milford Church
 Two Hundred Years Old

New Milford. Conn.,. Oct. 6.-The first Congregational church here, Of which in Revolutionary days Roger Sherman, one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence, was a member, win celebrate its bi-centennial anniversary October 15 and IS. The services will include addresses of a historical na- ture, Among the speakers will be Rev, Dwight Newell Edllis of Brook lyn and Dr, Rockwell Harmon Potter.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-05
SANITARY INSPECTORS
 COMPLAIN OF PLUMBERS

The attention of the building com missioners was called yesterday by Sanitary Inspector c. Howard Dun bar of the health department, regard ing alleged infractions of the city or dinances regulating installation of plumbing. The health department employe desires that the building commissioners be consulted before new plumbing is put in birding.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-05
Provisioning Offers Big Berlin Problem

is London, Oct. 5@Great difficulty is being experienced in provisioning Ber- lin, according to the Socialist news paper, vorwaerts. of that city. ac- cordfng to Reuters Amsterdam corre- spondent. The potato supply is said to have been, stopped during the last few days, the interruption being attributed to lack of field 1aborers. According to this information there has been a great rush to the soup kitchens which now distribute 34,0O0s portions daily.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-05
WORLDS SERIES GAMES

Details of the worlds series base ball games will be given at matinees at Polfs, starting Saturday, Manager Saunders announced today. A direct wire from the playing field will keep the audience informed on the progress of the battles.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-22
C8rnnneinentfnma.Mlnrft.

Gic N}ictbssSaiiou Bat por5iiglib
cingcicbt, uo ino bereits oieIc ln0
glIte Gontroftc obeeidIoncu moroen.
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s. u. SSglcbart & So. Oen 9onOiiB
G6omoim in Ocn @rcen Spring
&oQcp Don 6rau Soicpb q. SoorO
gcnietbet. 0ieic @egeno miro III.
folge ibrer por5iIgIiden Gage imgc.
meiu bepor5ust.
Die aurrlc Fading So. rei6tc Dem
@ebdlioc. Snipeftor 9eltern 8aupl0nc
fiir ein cinit0diges Gei6ditSbous cin
meI6eS 9tr. 29- 81, EaDIors StraBe,
errihtet merOen ioa. Die &lGne limo
Don Ocm gtrbiteftcn ". Nl OicSfc
alSgearbeitct mor0cn un0 sic oGon-
ioIiOate0 engineering 60" bat Ocu
9oucontraft crboIten. Die Soften
in0 ouf $4,000 pcruni6IaGt.
Iic .2inwooo 9(nmicment So. "
BAT oic @rldubniB crbaIteu, cin Gin.
itodi9eS Observation-Disclosures 45.l
bel 70 SUB, an 9O2 904. Siio.Stn.
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foiten ioQcn iid6 olf $250O bclollicu,
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8cnp Contraction So. pcrgebcu.
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tig 9citeat. Gie 9oufoiten werocn
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SSn Dem Bureau OcS ,&eoI Gitotc
Board ian0 gciteri 9io6mittog cine
Sisuug itatt ii iueI1cr Oic III Der
ScliSIotir in 9IunapoIiS icbt Dor.
IicgcnOcn @eiebcSuorlogcn. mei6c oic
SSntcreiicn ocr @ruHoitiidsmoflcr be
riibrcn, cincr ciugebcnOcn Grortc.
ruug ultcr5ogcn mllrOcn. Sdmmt
libe gInucicnoen ipradcu iiH 3u
@imItcn ben @cicbcu ans, oircb mel
dc eS 2citcn Die iid libt i'm 9eiiBc
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9loncn Der gciommtcn grofciiion
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Sprin9&arf an So6n G6omoS Der
fouit, Der onf oemielbcu cine GiQu jit
crridtcn 6edbidtiqt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-22
5aranin.gScrfnnf in WrnnSeioentTnnI

o"rtf5diec unb brciitB6inc IpdubdnIer nit
o.. Vcrnnba.Srcnt so NdrnainiHreiicn.
hoxAue @in3elbcicn f1rgen bonn snlprnhSsSes
N.enicni erlunQt peroen.
nniieO etate5 EibelitN & 6innrnnln Go.
1clcpbon. e. @onl $50
HorrFc: 0nlUcti. nno c5ermdnsSirnne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-22
e0fnlGcridltc ans ganlhinotpn.
S1ren @erIeknnaeM crIy


S0rcn &crlebnngcn crIc-
Qcn.
Srau Gllo 6oro, mclcbc am Som-
itog bon ibrcm N1am in cincm 81
fcrucbtSoniall 5lueimal gciAoiica
muroe, crld9 inn Gnergencp Noipital
ibrcu @crIeblmqeu. @Omaro 5orO,
wcl6er iteIlpcrtrctcnOcr @bci Scr &C.
MISUNDERSTANDING i'm aricgS 0e.
portcincut lit, mtcrnabnl nad Ger
Ibot cinen SeI6itmor0oernlh, inOcm
cr iib 3wei Gugcln ijbcrbalb Oes Ser.
sens in sen &6rpcr iagtc ino iicb
cbeniaIlS in icbr beocnfli1en 3u,
itonoc inn Soipitol bcimoet. Tic
9ler5tc ba6eu fcine Soiimm1 Sen
Mann am 9cbcn crbolten 5u fomlcu.
Coroner 5. &. glepitt miro ciucn ,Su-
QucIt o6boltcu. Cas- G6epoar lcbte
icit ciniger 3cit getremt im0 fcbrte
DER Nlonn am Soulitog III oie gSo1.
nlng lciner 6rau cil Inn 0cn SoDn
n9nOop" uad einen @anOclbiloer.
E5edtcr 81 ncbmcn. 9taA ser 9liid-
fc6r gcrict6 6oro mo Satin in
Strcit in Ociicn &crlaui Der @lmn
iciuc 6rau nicOcridoB imO iicb iclbit
idpcr ocnuiinOctc.
= clegotcn ernanut.
0oS rcpu6lifaliidc IiitriftS-Go.
mite crnounte oic @erren 9laron
9roOi6om unS Or. Charles s..
Mori6oll 5u GcIe9atcn auf ser re.
pubIitaniihcn Convention in G6ica.
90, mo Die Scrrcn 9nigult GorIp mo
g. Nlclcuoc5 aing 5u SteIloertretcru.
ct, @otrid GAG.
Ter 9lncicut Sr0cr ocr SibcrnianS
triiit idon iebt ieinc @orbcrcitunecn
iiir Die aroBe &oraoc om ct. ga.
tridS-SoN, ipeIhe oic aroBtc in Scr
@cibibic Der @crcinintcn Staoten
mcrorn ioll. Sn Der lcbtcn Si6un1
ocS Grocns, in meIbcr scr FrGii0cnt
SomcS 0'@|cara ocn &oriib fiibrtc.
wurOc iolacnOcS GonIite crnannt. IN
Oeiicn NdnOcu oic&or6creihmgen lie
9cu: Soicpb 1olp, 9|oriieer; NJ. n.
G'NIeora, ScfretGr; Seq u. GraDon
lmO Games z. 0ugon, fir 9iacitc;
0anicI 20. Stauton imS M1. VI. 81.
@ic1rA @alIc; Soicp6 2. Sullioon
Soicpb COlD mo SamcS Z. 81.
Sricn SoIcut; G6omos q. Z. Gapa.
nalg6 II. Ebomas 0lc8rdtb, @rciie.
Die lcbteu Arrangements wcroen in
Oen n0bitcn Cagcu gctroiicn ucr.
ocn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-22
glcnc Scrcinisnno.


Sn Der 9cirigel &crionuuluug,
uclNe ole Baltimore @crciuioung
iiioiidcr 6roucn inn 9looiion-9lpe.
nnc Scnpcl ab9icIt, mur0c cite Ser.
cili0uua iQmntliher iiiOiibcr
,Sraien Crgoniiationcn in 9nlti,
more beidloiien Oicic 0rgauiiotio-
nen unlfaiieu IS perihieoenc Scr.
ciniouug init ciner @}tglicocrio6l
bon iiber 10000. 3pei Cclcaotiunen
icocr &creiuiolmg uorcu ju0cqcu
ul0 uabmeu al scr @o6l t6cil. Gle
ncnc &crciniauna fat nocb Scr @obl
folgc1oe 9eonlte: 6rau Soco5 Ni.
Moics 4Sr0ii0entul; 6rou SSoicp6
9ieicniclo, Srou Sarrv 6ricOcus
ualo mn Srar g. 0ollonoer, Gicc
&rdioentinncn; 6rau Socob N}per.
protofollireuOe Sefretdriu lSrou g.
Shapiro, SNobmciiterin imO Srolt
Y. @crtud correiporoircuoc Sctrc
t1rin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-22
@eOrnc sBalhinatun.


Sm Scbruor, mcm nod Oic Groe
toot,
Menn idiidtcrn mIr, Oic Sonnc iid
mill 5cigcn,
IA it's ms ooppelt pert6, ooS
Morgenrotb,
9llS ioIlt Der Srii6ling ali Oc Der
sc itcigen.
lMo 6dllmt iib aid OeS g9interS
ltarre Seer,
9IlS miiBtc es Oic oon5e SHopilng
5iDingcn
@s bralit imo mo9t mas 5iebt I'M
ShIrm einber2
Ter 9fettcr nobtl cr mill ms 5rci-
belt 6ringen
60 famit dll6 on, ais bGtt' eS ioIIcn
lem,
9lIs ainO iabit OH Ser Scimotb Olotb
mo 9eiocu,
Eici grifi oie Sdnodb ms iilu0c
Ncr5 bincin.
Sic 5aiit mar nod nit6t itorf geullg
5nm Streiten.
God tiei i'm Simern wogte 6rii6-
linqSmutb,
Scum foniltcit on oeu 3ouucsbliG
ocrber9en,
6hlcb Dir on icigc, nimncriattc
grilt
Gerpf6noet mar oie 0cimotG, ianut
ocn Bergen.
Gu io5it Ocin @olf, Ser 6rci6eit oon5
6eroubt,
Gee 5lciBcS 6riidte iorOerten Oic
9ritcu,
@cr bat an cinen 8riibIingStog &C.
gloubt2
9lutiougcr iiu0 Oa aui ms o6gc-
ibrittcn.
llno wcun Die Shmod nibt mcbr 81
ouloen mar,
&cnn Nlonnesitolj ole Stiruc 6lit.
ROTH idrbtc,
"a fam ais NeufcrSfuecht, sic &6u-
bcrifaor,
1ic man 5im blit'0ei 2eiieItrcibcn
ipcrbtc.
llni6nIoig 9Iut lout ihric's 5u Soft
clnpor,
Oie itorrc @roe CAB Die EoOtcu mic
ocr
Sin @hutfreiB modtc man olt
Gbiir' mo I6or,
PTS icnftc iid Der Eog ser 9lodc uic-
Ocr.
Gein Nuf Oraug ipet6in iiber @crB
iln6 Gbol,
Sin Hcttcr bit OIL oeincn @oIf ac-
iporoelll
@ellt griIBt man Ocincn gamcn Gail.
icnOmal,
@cpaltig troi Oein Stsucrt @rito-
nio'S Soroeu.
9er bclrtc OcincS gtnmcuS trcu gc.
Oenft.
DllB unuillfiirIid luicr &oIf Der.
odtel,
8eil cS Der &Gu6erbrut iebt 6reuno-
idoit iHenft,
Sic nur na6 9dnoerraib uuo @ia-
tir trodten.
lln0 ocin GcrnlddtniB lit nit Stou6
bc0ebt;
anieriildcnS wanoeln iie, OcS Gan.
ocS Sitter;
8 oaB cin Srii1lingsitirm bic 9ciic-
ren rucdtl
2dnit on ais SoItStri6un oodj 6cilte
iuieoer gl. i. 2.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-22
@erlanat

~, Strldunt:
wv eCpcraior" an NraiisNiniNlnc, llm sem
vs ,s Sotpdnac 30 ndbcn, Sictiac NeiMiitaun9
nNo 9uicr e0bn udbrcrb Ncbr5ct. ytndNlras
a'n w, b. Ndnuucr.stranr
l6cb22-2 23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-22
CgrmnSitiids.lIe6cr 6crtaonnnen.

Gpo g. ainocruotcr on Sanutct
Mcranto mo 9lnOerc, @clticitc scr
EcarlsStruBc, nabe Soratogoiir.
Sobn g. 9Dou mo 5rou al glu-
Ina g. &uon, 8 @rrm0itiidc.
@lnrp 2olucuItom an @iorttn Tor.
man uno 5rnl 4 Gritnolhidc.
Nlarp 6. Sinn imO gInocre, al
Gbas. 81. 9lceic, 4 @rlluoItiidc.
Glen Boone on Soiepb 9ou1gior-
no unO @ottin Gillette Der Seller.
ions no6e A. Str, 1876 bel 80.
Serman s. @arns lnO 6roit on
Samuel 2cnn mo 6roiL Giticitc Der
@oibington-S StraBe, uo6e Orleans
StroBc, fl bel 80.
Sopbp 6. 0loicr on 6ranj gcagcr
IluS 6ron, 9iorooitlcitc Der Clement
StraBe uabc Goofiic, ti,9 bel 60.
So6n ". @attS lmO ,Srot al e.
.. @eiS6cre uno l5rait @eitieitc Scr
G6citer-StroBe nobc Baltimore, iG
bc $50.
Salmlcl @obrob an Dlpcr Cooper
mo 6rou, iiiopcitieitc Ger Grnio-
@ill-9Iucnue, nabe Rrciton. Ctr, %
bci i05.
Stcion GrgoS mo 6ral, on ct.
GDihodi rmo 1Srou Siioieite oel
Gallagher 81, nabc Nlooeira SIacp.
is Bel SO.
NeilrD 0antnpcr mo @ottiu at
Sobn Z 9ll6er mo 5rau, 9loroieite
Der Greitou- StraBe, nobc G1citcritru
IA bci 70.
5onuie s. Sidlc an @race y. "a.
pis, @eiiicite scr SuIton-glOcrwc, no,
bc 2aiopcttc, d0.3 bci
6ranciS y, ComclID al 6ronccs
sSiro, 9lorOicitc Ser gc6lonO.9loclmc,
nobe Gollinaton9lpcy 1873 bei 70.
Seo. i. NranOenburg oil 5onlucl
Nlc9lcill, 3 grimoltiidc.
Eericlbc an oenielbciL Siioicitc
ocr 0lnlbcrrpsStr., nobc 8uIoSliitr4
IS bci 80.
Gituco Stealth 50, an Games ".
GenneD, , @rinoitiidc.
Games s. Butler an @}oru 5.
@}ori6olI @eltieite ser Gur6amiir,
nabe Orleans-Str. 1876 bel G7.
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on So6n z @cnion, l20 Gooer. Ctr.
5reof. 6idus imO @attiu an Geo
@rolmleu mO @ottiu, Oitieite ser
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10 bci SO.
9ano imo g. ". Of Gllicott Gin an
@illon s. Garter, it,, GIrinoitiid.
NiorD Somenitom an Gom 2omc
uno 9lnOcrc, S @rim6itiide.
@Ii5obet6 Nlcnde, Nlonl.. an M.
y. s. aommolan uuO 6dttc, 2S0i
6ait-9lOenuc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-22
SOteIs.

~Sotcl 9ialciob" -SolIiOnp. uno
6npettc-S -Strabe.
uSotel 9lcnncrt "-2ibertD- uuo
Sorotoga.StroBc.
u6otcI StoiiorO" @ai6inotcu
4lace.
n0otcl 9llbion" Cathedral. rno
&idmonO.StraBe.
rpoiel 9(Itomont~ gutop NIace
iino 2onpole.StroBe.
nSotel geIoeOcre" Charles. uno
G5aie.StroSc.
nSotcI 9rcrton ~ Yorf-9Ipeuue
iuo Gboie.StraBe.
oSoicl Observation-Disclosures. Ii.
-StroBc.
gSotel @merion Baltimore. u,
Colbert .StroBc.
~Sotcl So9cc" 800 @cit.Gam.
ocn.StroBc.
~0oicl Sumter" 20 0f-8opette-
StroBc.
~'Sotcl aernon" 5rantIin. unO
.StraBe.
uSotcl 2erington~ -9erineton. II.
$oIli0op. .StrnBc.
o&otel Seem Somnro~-SoiparO.
nabc goltimore-5trobc.
nSotel 8lo5o" ~ GburIes-StraBe
uno Wit. 9ioDal- -glpenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-22

llnporiidtie. 6rclno:
p9llio oos ,Samort bot iic Dir ni6t
9c9ebcn2~ Scirot1S Gonoioot:
u3ucrit nobll gl6er Oo nocbtc id)
eincn 5rcuocniprung unO trot iic oo-
bel nni ocn SUB Oa bat iie's
glcib micocr 5uriid gcnommenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-22
Nnernfprcn

slstsi aaS cpcsatofcn@ "a an ";iHyi itnISa epeSial
Sssnig-glaidluen. Stets geidGiilg. Better
sn0oBH besabil.
Steipnrt Gcitb & GC.,
lSan3O, ,iW) GrceHcs uuo Saneiiestr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-22

POS guitciie Goui Goai ...... 400
smipcilc Goui Godl 400
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10 snioellc 0dul oal .....~ iOo%
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&C gmi0ciIc 2aoiioa G0cm com o5lS
100 sluiocile cn0orn SucI eom isA
i75 sHiDclc c.foom sucl com isla
100 sInibcIs gnbom Nucl ........ 1915
4 slni5clc GaaiiasIc 1uni Co.. 81
10 sni0cile @ouiiou Gil com . 2o,s
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slui0cilc oouion oil CONF . "a
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% gml0clIc ga gsaicr Eop cum liM
55 ari6cilc 9a gs Bio ts % 6) 7ss4
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500 auiOsIlc samupa slcf com ~ i2M
eneeile eaupa " co Il S) i2A
30 9ri6siIe aopuIpa 9lci com i2M
20 smibciIc sapulpa @ci com la&
e25 smibclc geapIano ciI.~. sM
80 9uiociIc ssaulauo ciI, sN
60 gnibciie 28ablano ciI,.s@.a. sM
$50 aui6cilc Ga0lanO cii...ss sIs
10 slribcilc @ooIauo Successes. sN
200 smi0cilc gsnpIano ciI........ sM
% gImDcilc gsobIauo ctl...A.... sst
s25 glui6ciIc gsoDlnno cils....... S7s
80 sIniOciic gsn1iauo cif.s.. sR
i5o gtutbeiIe gsap!arS Gil-...,. eES
e5 gmt0clIe gsoHloub SiL,..... sM
so snibciic @ooIauo cil.,..... o
suibclr @ablauo cil....,... 81,
500 giuibciIc gsaolanc ciI...,a
COO ani0cilc gsooIauo rH....... s'A
So WnibcIIc &aap!auo GiI........ sM
100 gntbciIc ssapIano sil .....a SIX
rs smiDcIic ssapiauo clI.~.. sM
eco slmDciIc @oplnao eli l....... 81,
so gui6clle eaDnuo cil........
100 gni6ciIc gsaOlano eit ......
ilo auiocilc ssaplauo SiI........ sis
50 slniOciIc ssopIanS cil... sii
200 9ni1cie Gap!unS cil..... sN
ESQ am0ciIc Boplano ciI,.....
100 slnigcilc gsoaIouo Gil .,.s.. sM
100 slnibcllc ssaplenO ciI sti
80 ani0cilc saaoIano Sil ..... SIX
400 slnibrile sSablauo cil..,.,.
slu6silc ssaplouo Cil.......s sN
200 gmigcilc gsubiauo cil s....- IS
800 gmbciIe ssapIauo cil~..... eM
500 gniDeiIc sSapInno SiI.ts. sA
20 amib,ile sSabIauO cil........
SO slnoeic gsapiarO cf..,.. 81,
100 suioeIic gSouIan0 Sifs.ss.. sR
500 aniDeilc ssopIauS Gil -. sl
10 sNu6eiIc s9aeIano CH.... s
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Wcrlnngt:
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@@nlet sobn 9ldh5uirngen 9ir 2343, 0niaw
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GOO @dio GIN Ter SO (eouo) M oo9s
900 e6imoo aps 5cr Ccam).~ ps9i
1000 GosSrn 60 Ger. .............. 1850
800 g mo . IcL "a 5er. ......, oe
5000 Goni GoaI Ger .............. .iolls
oooo oni q mS j 4lscr. 500,
1000 G 6 6 mo 8 l'Acr ... 90
\ 600 cDimao @ps scr ........,. osM
1000 colocn 60 ocr..............,.t27
1000 Cosocn 0ir SO ocr. ........ .1sl
$4,000 osocn cl 60 Ger. ........... ..is3
1000 cosocn Oil so Ger. .......... .isa,s
5000 Gosocn ciI 50 6cr...........is2
1000 oshe So Ger. ................ta tasN,
5000 ~ mo @ Crane Go Ger. ..toi%
1000 @un uno si 9auI it scr. 1921
1000 y 9 mobile nno Sbeaao Scr. %
1000 q 9 @osiIc mn0 Chicago 5cr. stM
100 sopulpn riabi5 .............. Il
1000 unitso @ps 1. 4cr..a........ SSn
1000 iHiieo 9ps inoa 5cr. ...,..s. s6M
1000 llniieo Nps inc icr.s,...... 50
100 llniico a0S inoes ser .,..,... 81
5000 liniieo 9ps 5cr Cncics) ..,.. ooM
5000 iluiico lpS inc lcr....... ....... GiM
1000 Il 6 9 mo q plcr. osik
1000 L mS q lMrr ......... osN
400 snl0cilc @apiano cii..s..,. sN
255 smi6cilc sIrm { uao q com. loM
1000 smDclIc srm c unS s com a
% s'niDele srrm E mo 6 com. 4oM
100 smiociIe glun nno IS com. al
10 mbcilc sirun e iu,o @ com liM
A2a slulDcile slrm mo 6 com. al
30 siuibei!e slrn : no 0 com. loH
e sui0eIc strun 6 mo S com. Al
05s gIntDeIlc slrun mo IS cont. Al
Is eni6eIe grn e mo 6 com. ao,a
10 snbeilc run 2 unS g com. 4oM
100 sniDcle grm z mo @ com al
10 aabele Num g no s cont. III. Al
10 glui0elc slru 3 mo @ com Al
so gou0clc BALTIC auoc com. iooh
60 smibclc @olo 1u0c com. iook
40 Aubec BALTIC aupc com. iOoM
60 gm6cic Noao 1ubc com. .....i 100
100 sni0euc gaIio Gnbc com. ., iools
co smiocic 9ano aibc com. ......iools
10 s(m6cie eulio Euoe cont. .....-too
sm6cic eouo 1ubc com. .1ook
a5 gmoctc @olic 1u6c com. 1904
il9 gmi6cile ealio au0c cOni....... .ioa
40 9n0ciIc 9aIic Eu6e com....-..io
25 sntbeilc 9oItc Gu6e com...... i09h
i95 sHiOcilc @aIto znbc com ....io9
- sni6cile Baltic 1noe pio .,.. oOss
100 smi6eile BALTIC au6c pio....... 90
a.1s5 gmi0eile ccsDeu Nne piO .. 5gs
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