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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-20
IYRIC-sUNDAY NIGHT

The big. feature of the Sunday nights program at the Lyric will be Mabel Taliaferro in 'sHer Great Price"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-20
PARK

The summer policy of the Park the atre will be instituted Monday, May p, with monster vaudeville and photop1ay bill that promises to out shine any similar entertainment in Bridgeport. Three performances a day will be given at 2, 6:45 and g and the prices are the lowest for any. sim
 liar entertainment in the country The opening will be gala one and the iI1- itial program will stand comparison with any biH in America, every act being headliner in it's particular line. The best known on the bill will be the renowned Abe AttelI, feather weight champion of the world for 10 years. MT. Attell has become famous not alone through his fstic ability, but through his cleveraess as @ reconteur. During his trips around the world de- lending his title, he has had many Iu- dicrous experiences, and has the hap
 py faculty of being able to tell them in an entertaining manner. In addi
 ton to his monologue, he will box three exhibition rounds with local champs. His opponent Monday will be Red Allen. Sharing honors with MT. Atten will be "The Girls from Mexico,'' q girly, girly act with special scenic environments and a cast of 15 people, n'csuly girls. all of whom can sing and dance, and the comedy is of tne rapid fire kind and the fun is fast and ufrious. Royh and Roberts.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-20
Many Jungle Babies In
 Circus Kindergarten

An animal kindergarten is to be established in Bridgeport on June g.
 Although it, will only be in session here for a single day it will doubtless be visited by thousands of mothers and fathers and youngsters, in fact anyone who is at all interested in ed ucation.
 This strange school for infant ami mals will be : feature of the menag- erie department of the Barpum & Bailey circus, which this yeah. pos sesses more baby bears, lions, leop- ards, tigers, kangaroos and other youngsters than ever before in it's his tory v The menagerie itself has been greatly enlarged and now consists of no cages, in addition to the herds of elephants, camels, giraffes and ze- bras. The baby animals are the most fascinating exhibit Of all. however, especially to the children. Many of the lion and bear cubs are being trained to perform tricks, so John Patterson. the veteran superintendent of the menagerie, has established what he calls his animal kinder garten-''
 As a rule. liohs breed freely in cap tivty. Five cubs are having their first circus experience this season. They are all handsome specimens.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-20

with sturdy, tawny, little bodies thick, heavy paws, straight tails and remarkably well shaped heads.k They were all born last winter in the quar- ters in this city, where the big amuse- ment institution spends the cold months of the year. One of the lion mothers, Queen, refused to nurse her youngsters and a mi1ch goat was sub stituted for three days, then an Irish setter dog finished the job satisfac- torily. The strength of the cubs is in no way impaired.
 The half dozen young. 1eopards and tigers are not nearly so playful as the lion cubs. They are not so clearly marked as the adults, their spots are faint and the co1ering is uniform and dull They are first among the anil nal kindergarten scholars to show ha- tired to mankind.
 Four infant kangaroos are the most timid among the circus newcomers. They peep out of their mothers pouch, work their tiny, flexible mouths around as though sniffing for danger, drop their forepaws, jump from their shel- ter, give one or two hops, and then terrified, leap back to the pouch and hide away for a time. The mother utters a soft sigh-the only sound a kangaroo is able to make-as of relfef-when they disappear.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-20
PLAZA


 s.Susan Rocks the Boat a fve-part Triangle dramatic subject with plenty of real humor injected at the right in tervals, is one of the main attractions at the Plaza today. Dorothy Gish and Owen Moore are featured in the play which is<sope of the most in tensely interesting seen at the Plaza this season.
 '.Her Marble Heart" with Cahr1es Murray is the two-part Keystone comedy
 'sThe Riddles Burglar a musical singing and dancing delight with four little tots and two grown ups heads the vaudeville program with Thomas and Henderson, two colored folk, in comedy songs and wonderful dances; Frank Mark1ey, the banjo virtuoso, and The Aeroplane Girls in beautiful and sensational novelty in support.
 Monday brings William S. Hart, the famous /s.bad man. of the screen, to the Plaza in the Q1ost recent Triangle release, ssThe Primal Lure,'' a play that gives Hart every advantage for dramatic acting of the sort that made him famous. It is a thrilling story of the great Northwest and holds inter- est at a dizzy height until the final, smashing climax is reached.
 In addition to the Hart film most pleasing vaudeville program has been arranged with a Keystone comedy as well.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-20

Manager PoIi announces for the first half. of next week, Mile Anna Paw Iowa and her Russian Ballet in the efght-part film spectacle, 'HThe Dumb Girls of Portici,'' a picturization of Auber's famous opera, stMasaniello." This film spectacle was produced at an enormous cost and offers wond derfuI opportunities to Paylowa and her bal let In addition. there will be a big bill of vaudeville features.
 Ten reels of high class photoplays will be shown at the film concert to- morrow evening There will be two shows, starting at 6 and o'clock, and Polls orchestra will play.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-20
Amusements
POLES

'.The Results of War; a big scenic spectacle depicting wildly the fall of a Belgian town under the fire of Ger man cannonading is big feature in the bill which will be seen at Pol1s for the last time tonight SNThe spec tacIe is most realistic and accurate in detail Other vaudeville attractions include: Eddie Carr and company, in a comedy pIaylet; the Four Brls- coes instrum entalists and vocalists, in a pleasing program; Peg Roseda1e and company, in songs and pianologue, and Adonis and his wonderful dog.
 Theda Bara is starred in the five part film drama, -eThe Eternal Sapho, a gripping screen version of the fa- nous drama, and there are other good photoplays
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-20
EMPIRE

The Feud Gir1,'' the stirring five part Famous Players Paramount mas tefpiece of the mountain country featuring that ever delightful screen ed attraction tl'is evening.
 Other select photoplays will also ne shown. Tomorrow evening will be offered another big special program of features de luxe including the lag est PaIas Paramount masterpiece ssPasquale'' in which will be featured George Beban late star of the Alien. Other special features.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-20

ANNUAL EXHIBITION Quilty's School of Dancing Friday Eve, May 18th, 1916
 AT S:3O O'CLOCK Admission ...... soc
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-20

known as ''The Cop and the Wop," of fer a brand of good clean character comedy. Anderson and Evans have a corking good pIayIet of stage life showing a couple of actors stranded and trying to get some of the coin of the realm without working for it. Vine and Temple, a pair of funmakers who sing and present Mir. Vines original
 novelty, Watch the Cigarette Macs tro and company are European jug gling eccentrics who gracefully blend wonderful detxerity with comedy. First run pictures will round out program that will please the most fas- tidious and the opening will have spe- cial features.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-20
LYRIC
.eUNDER COVER,,

If you were a young woman, born into the smartest set in New York society, if your younger sister had committed crime, if in order to save her you were forced to become a se- cret agent of the United States cus- toms to aid in the detection of a man who had smuggIed a $20p, ,O00 pearl necklace into this country-if you fell in love with the smuggIer you were compelled to pursue, if it became a choice between your sister and the man you loved-what would you do?
 If you were a man who had snug gled necklace through the customs, if you suspected that some one of the government's agents was on your trail, if you learned that the girl you Iov- ed was trying to send you to prison, if you were compelled tod fight her what would you do? This is the play Cecil Spooner presents next week.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-20

tionaI motion pictures ever created. Little Miss Taliaferro is known as the supreme star in her special line of work, and has created numerous important pictures. In addition, there will be the funniest of all MT. and Mrs. Sidney Drew comedies. ''The Swooners," with a scream in their every movement. For the sensation al feature, lover Niagara Falls'' will be presented, which is described as the heaviest production ever seen in the motion picture line. Bent1ey'S complete orchestra with specially add ed soIoists will supply the music, which is always a feature.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-20
COMING TO THE LYRIC

Week of May 29. Cecil Spooner will present an elaborate production of Pe1l Trenton's new play Her Two not novice in the literary line, as in fact he comes from family of writ CTS, both in the newspaper and dra- naatic fields. In Her Two Weeks Honeymoon MT. Trenton has con- structed a humanity play that is really worth while and quite a refreshing theatrical novelty.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-20

Premier Asquith is expected to> ask Parliament for vote of credit of 3O0s0OO,OOO next Tuesday.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-20
San Diego. Cal, will hold prepar edness parade on July 4.

Gen. Chen Chi-nei, a high official of the Chinese revolutionary party, was assassinated< at Shanghai.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-20

A light snowfall was reported from several places in the Adirondacks in northern New York state.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-20

Rush orders for 10, 900 six-inch shells being filled at the Norfolk Navy Yard for a preparedness test.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-06
NisIiunsmg6er
pmsm

bill bli0e aiboIot I Gbene5er DE.
nigbeO, aitoubon ga. / Gagene
t7.-19. September .. u.
On gitermio6agene oil fBIgen.
De Gmner bIioc Srsfteoe:
l.. Subs giises gproiIioe (gaatt6.
10, 44).
2. @uSs RIGGS SfgnbeosiiOe
Tatt5. t3, 45-46).
3. Cubs Riges llopifIingsiiOe
(Tottb. 10, 3t-32).
9enuer al Subs 5tiges arbeioe
/ Acknowledged % llnsoommen |
SRroeIes5eO inobpOes berpe6 til
bette Rsoe. 8i penter et peIbeiegt
Wsoe. WeIo eoers aomme ieneit
~. September.
Bon Wenisbebens gesne.
o. 9. gbriftianen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-06
6eOar5

@rs. Martin seller, 5remont
ct, er blebet opereret paa 9oipi-
taIet i R~ocfe5eiter. 9finn. 9un er
Dog enonn life raft, % fommar
maaife til at unoerfaite Jig en- an.
Den Operation mar bun 6lioer
itarf not oertiI.
9ait. e. 9rsoenien % 6amiIie
bar oaret pna geiie til 95icago %
Hacine. isis, ! De iiOfte to Tiger.
% Bat. 9%reoenien bar ogiaa pr.
ret til airferaaosmsoe i Blair,
Rebr., / 0enne llge.
Misiionnr 5. 8iren taIte / SSn.
bags i Ra8aret5 airfe baaoe SCR.
mioong % aiten.
; oenne lge blioer, ON Ser
rem oil. Soma 8reos. aarsmsoe al
bolOt beri Ra3aretb 0eni95eo. %
ri oil 5aabe % beoe, at oisie Ms.
Ser mao 6Iipe til megen geIiigneI'
ie baa6e for Be iremmeoe. JON
fommer BERTH. % for Renia5eoen
Der.
Mr. % Mrs. u. aoienoa5I er
reiit til HoDal. Sa. 5por ban bar
mootaget en- Stilling ! en- 9anf
Der 9nen. aorr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-06
areoempbe.

Bisconiin areos al Den foreneoe
oanife airfe afboIOer, ON Sub bill,
tit aarIige o~eIegereoe Wsoe | ben
oanif eDang. lirtb. Wenigbeo | WiI.
waufee, isis, | Tngene fra III
"a. Sept. 1916. Wsoet begpnoer
meo Ssimesie @nostieneite ON
Sorsoag aften 81. 8.
aIe a~reoiens gr9iter bsr msoe
og ale areoiens Wenigbeoer bsr
ienoe DeIegnter. Gorretningsmsoe
9srong.
Rre6fens Gmne: Zen beIIi.
&c 0oopere og oens getponing for
@itos Bbrn.
Weniabe6ensG ne: Ben.
men % oens gelfieneIie. Sob. is,
"a.
Der betaIes $3.50 for OpboIoet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-06
Sanf 8eitinoien.

Ct. S6omas. 80. Nua. - Ct.
groir's legislature bar oeOtnset
% Tablet Sen Oanife Hegering /
aeben6oon en- Reiolntion, ser be-
aunitiger SaIgct Of Oanif 8eitin.
oien til limited States. aoIoniraa.
BET poa ct. S6omas o. ct. Som
bar alIereoe taaet IiguenOe Sfriot.
Zen Reiolution, iom ct. Groir's
2egislatlir 0eotog, IDOer:
.aoloniaIraaoet anmoOer Mimi
iteriet ON at pauif1noe Ratiiifatio-
nen al 8raftaten meo llniteo Sta.
tes. Der er BET eueite 9iiOOeI til
At aihipIpe oen utanlelige o. RUNE
renoe 5ingenes SilitanO paa 0en.
ne Q. Ter er intet Soab ON paa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-06

Soiun areos afboIoer, bill SUB.
fit anrsmsoe | Rn5aretb Renigbeo.
CEDAR Sails, Sa., ira ben SO
1916.
RsSet begDnoer meo Ssimesie.
gu6stieneite 6reoag 6ormiooag B.
s. Septbr. al. 1917.
grpitemsoe Torsooe 3. 7. Sep.
tember al. 8. aiten.
5d9enop Gmner foreIioger til
7rsftelie:
I. areoiens emne: Renisbe.
Ben, 1. BET. 2, 5.
II. Renigbeoens: SeIlisesrelien.
1 9beIs. 4, 3.
areoIeHs Rrpiter iorpentes al
|eipe @eee.
Glle areoiens Nenigbeoer on.
MODES fprIiat ON at ienOe GeIe-
cater.
SfsI9e areb'eus geotrgt Beta.
leg I Dollar for aoit DeO aarsms.
oct. Qnn areoIens @esne.
q. 81. RieIfen.
Ro8oret6 Reniqbe0, ~llOienoer
|berueo en- fprIia Sn6bn0eIie til al.
lie 9enner % ReniabeOer I Coma
areos til Of a9ite os I opennppnte
Gage.
aom ira n9r % fern og opr
pelfommen. Vile GeItagere beoes
|inSmefoe ia inoen /. September
til l1nSertegneoe.
poo Nenigbeoens geone
elias 9rsbenen.
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airfein6uieIie o. areosmooe.

airfeinobielie % dreosmpoe.
5ainois areos al Zen ioreneoe
oaHife eo..lntb. airte / amerifo"
boloer, oil @uo. tit oelegereOe
9reOsmeoe ! enlaus Nenigbeo, Rc.
|Rabb. 81. ira 10. til 10. Sept.
Senoas D. 10. begpnoes meo
.airfeinObieIie os aabningsguostie.
neite. De ielgenOe Gage iortIettes
meo 5orbanoIineer onanaenOeareO.
Tens Nisiionsop9aber etc. iamt meo
3rsitege al Gmnerne:
1. 5relfens @runo %
5reliens 5rugt.
2. Susnnongt.
are0fens n~ngoomsfor.
bunb boIoer fit anrsmsoe | 5or.
binoelie meO areOsmsoet % bar
iom fit Samtnleemne: gal. 1.
Menigbeoerne beoes erinore at
fei6e geIegoter til Meoet og ale
areoiets 9r9iter at fomme. 2igeIe.
oes snIfer llngoomsforbunoet at
erinore De enfelte llngoomsforenin.
ger ON at Iaoe iig reprrientere peo
I5orbunoets aarsmsoe.
9erren gipe os ct go0t o. bel.
|iignet areos. os ltngoomsmeoe |
Wc92dbb.
Pan areofens gegne.
g. peoerfen areosform.
gmnus Wenigbeo Mcg2abb inobp.
Der genner at bort firfeIige Arbej.
be til at bore meo os Deo open.
nnpnte W6oe. aneaaenoe Snofpar.
terina beoes man inoen a.. Sept. at
meloe lit aomme til
Bnitor s. g. Geeoe,
Negeobb, 81.
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areos gnrsmpoe.

gaciflt areos al Zen f~oreneoe
oanife eo. .lntb. airfe" oiboIoer. ON
SUB bill, 0elegeret anrsmsoe / Dor
6reIiers Reni9beo. 6ern6aIe. Sal.
/ Goeene SIS. Oftober. Nab
ninasauSstieneite SorsSos 5ormiS-
Dag al. 10.
5oriloen De aIminoeIige 5orret-
ninaer are6smisiionen peorsrenSe.
liant 9ala al gmbeosm9no. for
bonoles islaenoe gGmner:
1. 5ooerborets I. 9sn.
2. Ratbnlis %, ia.
CAB oct iaa bIipe ct tort, gooi
areositpnne, bbor ale gioer Wsoe.
8or 9acific areos
q. 8. SEMEN. areosform.
Boz 6reIiers Mlenigbeo inobuOer
pan oct bierteIigite 8actiic areOs,
oens grriter, Observation-Disclosures
% genner til ooennppnte areos.
meoe. anmeIoeIien FER til I'M.
oerteaneoe % maa npre mig
Scribe ieneit ben %. September
8i nenter aIle pore @9iter Ons-
bag aiten Den A.. Oftober.
Tnnfeiprog: Snmler mig mine
belize. Tom bare iInttet gagt meS
mig peo Offer. SnIme so, 5.
0on Weniahe6ens 8egne
q. g. 3. RieIfen.
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,Oanlferen"
OnsOag ben 6. September 1916
Blair, 0ebr.

Oct er ia til Ssuoa5 eiter-
mio0ag, cor @enig6eos Senoags-
lfole bar beitemt in aarli9e lt0-
flugt oe 6eit. Steoet. Der er be-
TENT til 5eItplnOs. er 9arfen on1-
firing Cunning Sin S%fole5us. ct
Bar Mil no al geien til German.
Som set bleo tillpit / SBnoags,
pil Der pore 4utomobiler PED Stir.
fen oeo Observation-Disclosures
SIutning omfring SCI. L for at
beiorore ~iaaoanne, JON maatte on.
re at taae I'D til 6eitplaoien At
ipiie til N1iooag, og after 81. 30
BIZ ser DRre Automobiler til Be.
iororine al Dem, iom gaar biem
til Mi00ag. - Der looes Ct go0t
Ero9rani, @ iarli8 fan incomes,
at Bait. Soerien oil tale til 9er.
meme SeruSe. Nile inSbDSes 5en-
ligIt CANNED JON ing. til oenne
Set; ale ifaI pere 6iertelig pei
TONNE.
Zen gamle q. enn0 ligaer
REMEDIES oaltrent oeo bet iamme.
lioenoe % uoen 9aab ON at fomme
iig. Sans aneite lpie 0aab er
6aa6et ON en- iaIis 5u0gang til
Sen euige ooile.
See Mrs. Hinchman for
your Photos.
C1iaa Mrs I. @5riitianien
ligger omtrsnt oeo BET ionme, Il.
Senoe Al 9ateriot. onn er after
iornpIig bleaan tappet. og bet 81.
Der 9inorin1, men ogiaa FOR benoe
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6nopiocre er inOfummcn til Cline
snrien faaenoe:

0nopiocre er ln0fOmmen til Cline
sarien fdsenOe:
gruib. Colo. @3aos 8eterien
50. Racine. 8is., emaus 01g6.s
MISUNDERSTANDING SIS. 2ineoln,
9tebr., Dor 5r. 4lg6. SO. api.
So. Blair, 9ebr., u.
@srf 81. Jamestown, aas., 0trs.
u. anOerien 81. gerona. Rebr..
Ears 9anien 81. Auifin, 3ebr.,
56ora @oIobecf 81. 5remont, g1eb.,
anoeren 81. gle0 set tioIigere
inofomne | alt S459.86.
@aa Wis 9ariens % egne Beg
ne bringar ies 1erOeo en- bierte-
zig Iaf til ale @ipere o. iom ieg
iormooer, 5 BAR leoiaget 8npen
mo Bon ON SUBS 8IiigueIie, iaa
bin oeo meo at beoe Tor benoe,
9enner. oun er 10 eaonu paa SD.
gebuiet % ON eno 9un er tot Be.
ore, iaa gaar Oct Dog imaat, %
BUN trRn8er til 6or6snnen irem.
oeles. 9enIig 5ilien.
I. Rarfusfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-06

i De Gage. aarIig Sno6poelie til
port Oanife 6oIf. Som ira iieru
% n9r. - SilreiienOe be0es meIoe
oeres aomme enten til 5. ). Dor.
gaaro eller til unOertegneoe.
SameS 6. Beteren, grpit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-06

unOer 1ele @p0et. 25c Tor enteIt
MaaItiS.
q. 8. 9un0. areos-S efretnr.
Carl ID. 0ffen, arposiorm.
Zen Sanife eo. lutb. Reni9beS
Cor. Gee o. @aII Strs., @ilwaufee.
9is.. inSbnoer berpe0 genner al Dor
airfes arbeioe til at fomme o.
oeItage / ooennaonte areogmese.
De. iom fife maatte funne taaIe
at fore ret meaet paa Sporoogu.
be0es unoerrette mig oerom, faa oil
ri prspe at faa 9la0s til Dem nar.
mere airfen.
Mon beoes meI6e fit aomme til
unoertegneoe fer Sen 10. Septemb
gna RenigbeOens gegne.
5. 6. Gbriftenfen, Brett,
1876 Gee Str. Rilfpoafee, mis-.
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Misiipnsmpoe.

Bill @uo, ira 6.-S. Oft. / 9e.
tbesOa MenigbeO, Moorbeao, Sa.
5ilreiien0e beOes meo0ele Sio %
SteO Tor oeres anfomit, ON De 81.
fer 9eforOring. aurIig SnobpOeI'
ie til ale. 9aa Reuigbe0ens BEG
ne. 6. 5anen.
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Misiiunsmpbe

ai1oIoes, piI @iIO, + 9et5ania DE.
nig5e0 ueo PIainpien, Nebr., / IA.
gen 10. - II. Sept.
aotH, uGr peliiguet % ppr til
9eIiignelie.
@aa 9ienigheOens 9e1ne.
95r. Serenien.
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6Gllcs ~llngOOmsmpOe.

St. Yeters llngOomsiorening inc.
bgoer berpeo ale De unIe / Den jpo.
lige Del al U%iinueiota areOs til ct
iGIIes llngOomsmeOe, JON oil bIipe
aibolOt A., ON @uO oil, / Qortbfiel0,
giinn., ! Dagene SO. Sept.
1iCOet besDnOer 6re0ng aiten
81. s. allie, JON suifer at s9iie os
unOer Msoet, 5eOes inomeloe Jig
ieneit /. Sept. til un~Oertesneoe.
ct Sanfeiprog ior Rsoet: Sol.
20, 3.
gaa De unees gegne.
y. u. Reterien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-06

Iltiaa 70 Stemmers Slertal ior.
at 9nen mootnger @aoen, og at 9p-
en- faar ct 9i6liotbef.
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Wishonsmgoe

af5oI6es, ON @uS BIZ, I Samfirt
5a.. ira 15.-17. September %
I @rira, Sa., ira 6.-S. Oftober,
til 5uilfe @soer 5eroeO oenligit
inObD0es.
9aa Reni9beoernas 9e9ne.
z. Rusmusien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-06
Mlisiiunsmp0e

ai5ol0es, oil @uo. / 2a5arus D. eo.
lat6. Menisbeo, Eog Sippi, 0isy
Den s.. 8. % 10. Sept. DlenigbeOen
uoieHOer bermeO en- f9rIi9 SnobD-
belle til pore 9anOsmgno. aom
8enner, ) ere biertelis Deltommen.
9aa Nienigbe0ens 8egne.
s.. u ieIen.
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Ere " umre

ariiteIiet 5oIfebibliotef.
Sarms, glmmbarot % Roffat.
ariIteIige 9~epneosIsb | bet 49,
aorbunore0e l.. 8eo gaft. y. 6.
&. @roDe.Rosmusfen. 276 Siber.
Snob. | grent Sbirting meo
@ulotrpf. pris 30 Cts.
giIlebsr fra goIfeIipet. spp Sor.
t0llinger al 3. g. bon Soften.
meo 5orfotterens 9iIIobelie oper.
lat Of goft. o. SPLINTER. aororb
al aomtesie 8. anutb. 1923 81.
Der. Smift Sbirtingsbinb. pris
30 CTS.
gerotus Gnbe. On aqrIiebeosbiito.
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