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The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-09-27
Bed Bugs Keep Rooms
From Renting

Many desirable rooms don't
rent for the simple reason
that they are known to be
infested with Bed Bugs.
Spend Is cents and clean
your home, and your rooms
will rent. Tell the public
your house has been cleaned
with Cyrus Presto Killer
and the applicant for rooms
will be satisfied. There is
rctE:ng better made, moth
ing so clean to use and moth
ing so clean to use and moth
ing so harmless to human
beings-it does not burn.
Hry a can % cents, it is
worth money to you.
THE CYRUS PHARMACY
Fairfield Avenue and
. CORTLAND Street
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-09-27

,Britain's total war expenditures
from Aug. 4, 1914, to Aug. A, 1917,
are <23,OSO,0O0,0OO.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-09-27
THE WEATHER

New Haven, Sept. 27-Forecast
for New Haven and vicinity: Part
~ cloudy tonight; Friday, show
ers.
For Connecticut: Partly cloudy
tonight; Friday, showers; moder
ate winds, mostly southwest.
Conditions: An urea of high
pressure, attended by fair wealth
er, continues this morning over.
the Atlantic states. The tropical
disturbance is still in the gulf of
Mexico, probably south of Louis
lana.
The western disturbance now
forms a trough extending from
the lake region to the gulf of Mex
leo. Rain has occurred from
Texas northeastward to upper
Michigan and on the east. gulf
and south Atlantic coasts. Moder-
ate temperatures continue in the
eastern districts, and slightly low
er temperature! in the plains
states and southern Rocky noun
tain districts. Frosts were report
ed in the western districts as far
south as Kansas.
Conditions favor for this vfcin-
ity fair weather with mild tenn
perature followed by increasing
cloudiness which will probably de-
veIop into local showers.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-09-27
The mith=MurYayC0
1o6,hEan ST. and149 6lrfiehdA Ave
Bridgep01fs Busy Cash Store
This Busy Cash Store
Is Selling Winter Weight
Underwear and Hosiery
At Lowest Cash Prices

WOmen's Fleece Lined I'm
ion Suits, high neck and long
sleeves or Dutch neck and ell
bow sleeves, ankle length.
Regular sizes ......... 1925
Extra sizes ............ $1.39
Women's Vests and Pants,
medium weight, jersey ribbed,
fleece lined, vests high neck
and long sleeves, ankle pants.
In regular sizes, at each :. SOC
Boys Union Suits, gray,
fleece lined, high neck, long
sleeves and ankle length, sizes
26 to 81, at -. 75c
Children's Union Suits,
white, fleeced, high neck, long
sleeves and ankle length, sizes
| 26 to 81, at. 75c
Women's Hosiery, medium
weight cotton in black or white.
deep hem top, double heel and
toe, all sizes, at ......... ;. Csc
Women's Split Sole Hosiery,
regular and out sizes, hemmed
TOPS, at 49,. 21c
Women's Balbriggan Hosi-
cry, good serviceable quality,
ribbed top, at :. 19c
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-09-27
ALMANAC FOR TODAY

Tobacco sent to American soldiers
will enter France free of duty.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-09-27
The Wednesday Afternoon
Musical Club

ATTRACTIONS EXTRAORDINARY
FOR SEASON 1317-191S.
Opera - 'The Impresario." Mozart.
The Casino Monday evening, Octo-
Der Is, 1917. Soloists, Miss Flor
ence Macbeth, Miss Mabel Garrison,
Albert Reiss, David Bispham and
Sam Frankie, and Orchestra.
Piano RecitaI-Guiomar Novaes.
First NJ E. church, Wednesday
afternoon, January 9, 1918.
Trio de Lutece-George Barrere,
F1utist, Carlos Salzedo. Harpist,
Paul Kefer, Cellist. First M. E.
church, Wednesday afternoon, Feb
ruary 13, 1918.
Song Recital, Nine. Marie Sundelius,
soprano. of Metropolitan Opera
House First M. E. church, We'd
nesday afternoon, April "a, 1918.
Also seven other musicales.
Subscribers tickets $500. Students
tickets $500.
On sale October 1-13 inclusive at
Davis & Hawley's and October Is at
Casino. 81
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of a finance board. the appointment of
highway supervisor. procuring bet.
ter police protection and traffic regu-
lations. These matters will come be-.
fore the town meeting and it is deem
ed advisable for the citizens to get
acquainted with the projects before
going into the town meeting. The
gathering will be nom political and
every resident of the town interested
is asked to attend.
The Senate Military Affairs Com
mittee voted for the promotion of
Col. Reichman to be brigadier-gen-
eral. The vote was to 2.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-09-27

WOmen's Fleece Lined Vests
and Pants, vests are Dutch
neck, elbow sleeves, low neck
with short or no sleeves, high
neck with short or long sleeves.
Pants in ankle or knee length.
All sizes.
Regular sizes 69c
Extra sizes 75c
Carter's Vests and Tights,
medium weight cotton. Vests
are low neck with short or no
sleeves, Dutch neck with elbow
sleeves or high neck with long
or short sleeves, tights are
knee or ankle length.
Regular sizes 69c
Extra sizes 75c
Women's Union Suits, Car
ter's or Hermosa Mills brand,
low neck with short or no
sleeves, knee or ankle length,
Dutch neck, elbow sleeves, or
high neck and long sleeves, an
kle length.
Irregular sizes ....... S1.25
Extra sizes ............ $1.39
Women's Hosiery, in black,
medium. weight, deep ribbed
top, at 19c
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-09-27

FLORAL BOUQUETS
AND DESIGNS.
JOHN RECK q SON.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-09-27
Mass Band to Parade
In This City Tonight

A mass band will parade tonight in
the interests of the musicians who are
on strike at the three Poll theatres in
this city About 60 pieces will be in
the parade.
The parade will begin at the Musi-
clans union headquarters. State and
Main streets, at 7:15 o'clock, march
up Main street to Bulls Head, down
Main to Golden Hill street, to Water
street to Fairfield avenue, to Broad
street, to State street and dismiss
The musicians will hold dance to-
morrow night at Colonial hall.
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Fairfield Citizens
To Discuss Plans For
Town improvements
Especial to The Farmer.

Fairfield, Sept. 27-An invitation is
issued to all citizens of Fairfield to
meet tomorrow evening at the Library
hail for the purpose of discussing the
items contained in the warning for
the next town meeting
The meeting will be particularly for
the purpose of discussing the election
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griten prahleu nit Csrfplaen.

2onoon %. 8eb. 6ei0n1ar'
ifoa 0oigs 8ruppen n1bern iif
9apaune nod INNER. Sic finf
beute peniger ols 5tpei Meilen 0a.
bon entfernt. Ger oeutIde &iid5uq
bot iid ouiheineno berlongiamt, mn
beutige Gepeiheu bon Der 5rpnt ia.
gen. Onb Die britti6en 8rlppen in
ibrem meiteren 9Sorularld 1itf ltar,
fen 8ioeritnno itnben.
Ser gooeit lit Elm See bon
Sdlonm uno Moralt infolee oes
8auluetters Der letten 8o4en, unb
lit gefreu3t bon Reilen uno WeiIen
bon Sto6elorobt. s(llem glniheine
nod baben bic 9entiaen 6onlit ge.
rehnet ooB Der Mordit nno Der
Sta6eIOrabt nod ibrem giiid5ug
BEN ~@ornarId Der 8riten bebin-
bern pilr6e. l1niere 9atrouiacn,
Die fortpdbrenb ouf benz gormorid)
itno, boben Den Blab nod nidt emit
oedt, altf meldem Die Delitiden il.
rem Salt MAIDEN iperSen. (2eere
8orte obne 8e0entlma.)
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Recess kttcctcntrcGSHc
1ocrIagc In Gcfabr!
goitbeuilIiBnngsDUrlase anisessbeH;
SOnOerabitimmnng ii6er Mech.
IdJcH Nmtrag OGbnr6
aDtlucuDia.

@aibinetou, 2S. 5ebr. Gie
Observation-Disclosures pel9c Elm.
ihliebli6 oes 9ee0id)en 3uiobes, Der
ben 0eriono olfpbolild]er (Setronte
nod observation-disclosures per6ietet,
einer gelaeialdlnen &olliereu5 Der
WiitglieOer oeS Senates pie Des
Souies 5um glilsglcih pcrIng, miro
iiberballpt oilfgeeeben meroen Dn
man ouf ben totcn gunft ongelangt
iii, uno cine Ginigung iiber berlhic-
oene itreitige Huntte ni9t berbeige-
fiibrt meroeH fam.
SSm 9ouie mur0e gcitern obeno
ieitens oer &onferen8 bereits einc
Reiollltion eingercidt, pelde an
5teIfe Der 8eipiQigungsporluge Die
,5ortfiibrlmg Der belteBenoen 9oitbe.
iuilligungen noriiebt. Gs miro oa-
Our9 nohpenoig ner0en oaB iiber
Den Heeoi4cn gtntrag i'm Senat mie
i'm SanIe nod etnnlnl abgeItiinntt
iueroeu muB.
Sic Observation-Disclosures MAIDEN
bereits gegen cine ernelIte gnunbme
oes Autrages mie gegen Die 8orlnee,
4pelde Dem 0iitrtft Columbia gro.
Dibition aiif5wingen ipia, nlobil Die
lebtere gorloge ioa beute i'm Senat
5ur Debate fommen.
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c5oci 5citittoslcMtc
Ole lsArnidsel !
Die sged" .ltnterindnns berlGnft re.
inItatlps iuie bas 0prHberser
Sdlieken.

gSaibtngtou, 2s. Sch. 0as
@nusfomitee, melhes 0ie ltrioheu
oes gQeds" no9 g8aa Str. infplge
Der berfriibten anfiinoiglms Der
6rieOensnote oe5 8roiioeHten llilter,
iltben ioate, bnt eeitern our9 ieiner
8orliser SenrD benz Souie etnell
einitunlnie oneenommenen 8eridJi
unter6reitet, iponah riemano anoera
ais 5mei Observation-Disclosures in
g9oibington, s.. 5reo Giiarp uno N.
g9. 9Srice, fir naS 2ed perautiport.
lid lin0. glIle Gegierungsbeanten,
oorunter Ole Sefretdre Mlcglooo mo
1uuluItp, aongreBiritglie0er uno
Der 5dpdeer oes 8raiioenten 81.
". guIling, tperben IN Dem gerift
beion0ers bon jeoem argmobn eerei-
nigt.
syn Dem 9eridt beiBt es ipeiter,
ooB giiarD ans ieiner porSeitigeil
g1adjritt feinen gluben ge3ogen, Dab
grice ieoo1 fir Oerartigc gtodrif).
ten ipeEde oie gorie beeinfluBten,
BON Der betreffenoen 8antfirue be.
5ahlt miro.
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HcManc tpiM GrIak
fir ucrIcnktc Dampfcr

slniteroan. 2s. 5e6. Gie bol.
lanoiihe giegierune bat nod uihi
perlouten laiien, melhe Sdritte iie
iufolge Der gerienfuug Der orei boil
ldnoiiben 9anpfer 0urh Oeutihe
Eaudboote I'M qlerneIfonal Su lin.
ternebnen ge0enft.
Wton niulnlt ieboh ols iider al,
oaB man cine frieolcbe 2oiung an.
itreben miro, inoen man bon
9elttidlnuO Die glbtretltng elmer gln-
5abl SdIffe bon Dem GonnengebaIt
Der perienften 0anlpfer for6ern
miro. Cine oerartige gIbtretllng
miro ipeeet Der Hotipenoigfeit, Die
arraugiernngen betreffs Der Nab.
rlirgsniittel8uflibr iofort slt reorga-
niiieren fiir Oringero notiuer0ig ge-
balten.
Dian lpridt berelts BON elmer not
neiioigen glbidIadtlrng Oes bolGnoi.
ihen MinOerbeitanoes i'm @rpBen in.
folgc 0eS olrd 0ie Iorpeoierlutg Der
8otnpfer etltitai0enen 0tangels an
5utter fir 0os yieD.
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cine I5amNbabe
sgcgcn $pckmlamtcm
iit uGRriIli0smittcln!
@eHsralanluaIt Wresorb erfldrt &c.
iek nladltIDs srgen llebertre.
tiug feittRS Der &Gp0ler

@ai6ineton 2s. 5eb. General.
nIIlDaIt @regorb bat Genotor 80.
rob nrttseteilt. oab man bisber oil.
ber In 5inei bis Orei gSGI[eil feinc
aeniIaeiiOe geiueiie eeftnoen babe,
iUeIne Der 8itnoesregicrung o1s
gleht eeben ipiiroen IN ibrer I'm.
terfudDltna Der llrioden Der 2ebens.
lrierbnlts Geuerilng glnflngen 5u
erbeber.
Der 8erfouf bon glabrlingsnlit.
teln ieitenS Der 2ooenbeiiter an Die
&oniltmenten ert5iebt Iid, mie ser
@eneraIonipalt ongibt, nleijt Der syll.
ris0iftion Der 8unDesreaierung uno
Die 9lusrilbitng Der oltBergep6bnli.
ben Gage 0ltrd Nreisaufiblag i'm
cgoiitii1en sSritereiIe ieiteus Der
6onoler fam linter oen beitebenoen
Seieten nid)t beitruft ipcroeL einer-
lel lpie unbcredltigt nno utpers
ibdmt 0ieIeibe lit.
Die einaig nto9IiHe Nbbilfe, ioet
Der @enernIanlualt. piiroe Die Nm.
nnbme cines @eieses iein, tueIdes
bns Ssor0ern bun iilperid1rns
ten 4reilen iG1 atuiidenltotIidert
&onOel 5u einenl 8erbrehen per ir
maiden ipiiroe, ielbit Derm es ri6t
sbie Golge elmer @eridtporilug ooer
cines Moiiopols iei.
9utDesienotor 9oroh lift betmlnt.
ltd Der gseriaIier elmer gorluge,
pel1e bonn aongreB oie gelDiaigung
elmer Gnuiine bon $6,000.000 fir
ole llnteritiiblng Der uftter Den Sc.
bensitnterhalts Soften 2eioenoen.
SpefnIanten ifJnlb an Senernne.
9leD g)orf, 2S. sSeb. Ser biefige
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@eipihfs . acuuliiI1r &ortigun CT.
tIarte aeitern nnhbcin er bon ben
Sebensntitteln s3nipeftcren BON 28
Staoten Ole 8uiiHeruiig erbolterL eS
ieien IN oieien Stnofcn bis uuf
einen groBe Guontit1ten aartof.
feln unD 8piebeln 81 m1Bigen Erei-
Ten 8ii boben, oaB nIle @eriidte BON
etnem Dlnngel IN oicicn beioen slr.
tifein bnn SpefuInnten IN lImIollf
eeiebt worOel fino, melhe nnoer-
id1n1te Yreile einbeimien iDoaen.
3rei Der Gt1aten b1tten ibm 1nges
boten tauienO 41geilloDungen Scar
toffeln nod gtelD g)ort gu ienoen,
unO es ieien geniieeno Startoffeln
nlo 8miebelR porbnnoen nm bis
sur n16iten grilte ait reihen.
glif Der Gitieite Der Stoot fam
es oit6 geitern ipieoer su gfnbeit5.
ringen feiteus Der 5rouen. Mlebrere
BET SettereH Dur0en berbaftet.
5n GgicnsO Iinfen bic Erciic ctuas.
Gbicago, 3d., 2S. 5eb. Snfolge
0es felt 9lniong Der ISOLDE einge
leiteten a9oDfottS iino Die Greiie bon
Siartoffeln Butter. @iern nuo chi.
gen @eniiiIen bier etipas geiimfen.
Dic 2aoenbeiiter f1tfen nur in flei-
neren 0uantitdten Do lie nidIt pii-
len, ipie longc Die Snisiranen ben
9opfott oufredt erboIten meroelt
eier ftio um 5 bis 7c per 9ubeno
biIlieer aepor0en ino aud aartof-
feln ianfen geitern bis nnf $2.S5
Def gSaggonlaoungen nnb meropn
bei,te nod IHebr int 9Sreiic berun.
terseben. Butter lit felt geginn Der
8ohe I'm &c per 93fo. billiger &C.
moroen unO 3nder 1T bon $3.50
ouf $5.02 per biuloert aSfo. geiun.
fen
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Die ,,c0ccnia" tUdr
Gin PtlfskrciI5cr!
gSMr6c int Sabre 1916 bon Der 0le,
gisrung in 1icnit seitetlt,
iagt bic 9lnnOiaan.

Berlin 2s. 5eb. (Sanfcnberidyi
BON sScbn 0jranoens, Sta6storre.
iponoent Der lluiteO 9reb.) Sicfige
3eitlmgen berlueiien IN i6reu eoito.
rieIlen Spalten Oarauf Dab Die @er-
ierfung Des Guitdrb- -Dampfcrs 2aco.
ltia beredtigt geipeieR itit0 ii lleber-
einitimnillng nit Dem an 0ie Salib.
bootsgefeblsbuber ergangenen 8e.
febl Dorgenomnien ipuroe, britiI1e
SDipitoIidiffe at torpeoieren. Die
I1glid)e Hitnoi1dl neripeiit Ourouf,
0oB bic britiiGe glOnliralitat Den
Gborafter i6rer Sd)iffe mad Belle.
ben GHoere. 1Gie 2aconio, beiBt es
In Dem g(rtifeL Der Gdgliden mlno-
ihnlt, gipur0e bon 0er britiIben 90
nlirnlit1t I'M Sabre 1916 ais SilfS-
freu3er itbernonluen; ipenH lte iest
i'm Bniiogier0ienit BON ibrem S1if-
ial ereiIt muroe, 10 lit 0as nur elmer
ants Dielen 5aaen no bic engliide
aomirulitdt 5diffe ais ariegsi6tffe
alSriiItet, oant ipieoer oIs 9salio-
gier. oOer Soipitalidifie bermenoet.
Ob oieies aus toftiiden @riiuoen ee-
icbiebt, ooer aitf Wianeal an S9iffen
5uriid5ufiibren Ill, t6nnen mir nidt
nit @eitintntbeit iagen. 8ieies iii
ein nulitersilItiger 6oll eines Oeltt=
iden 9efeblS, SoipitaIidiffe betref-
feno.
Die SdgtidJe RlmOidou mar Die
erite 8erliner 3eitung, Die ben ga.
conio 6alL eoitoriea beIprod.
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11adtkIdm0c sum Braitc
ccs Continental t5fcds!

Gie @elOidr1rtfe Der in oent ob.
gebronufen Continental 8Icf befin0.
lid eeipeienen 5irnren finb lest aus
Den Triimntern geboben inib geofnet
iuorOen. Sym @eloinruilf bon Der
Berg CLOTHING go. muroen wtoHtag
nadmittog $4,000 IN @elo tlb
Sdeds IN nod groBerem 8etragC
torgeflnoctt, ipel6e gum Grodner
ausgebreitet ipur0en, eberio tDte bic
GeI1Gits6aAer.
9lns Dem @eIoId)ront Ser Sort.
uloniben WlobeIbonolung tpnroen
cbenfnas Montag nddmittag Die sc.
id1ftsbii9er, 93orgelo unD S1eds
in S0be utlo $500 berousgenoul-
men. 9laes mar ebeufulls ourdJ-
ndft.
Die Sirrnd Sortnlon bdt porI1u.
fig ibr grobeS G1gerbatts, @fe 13.
itnO SoncS 5traBe, 8lt probiioriider
8erf1ufsrdtlnen llrltgeipdlibelt. Gle
iolpobl pie Die Berg Clothing so.
ii1b bereit, nit ieOeu, Der an Der
ielben Stelle Elm nenes @ebGltoe er-
rtdten mill, eiften Mtetsfontraft aui
ldngere 3eit ab3uiAIieBen
Die 9bers 60. in annias gitn,
melder oos @riuoitiif sebort, iDeiB
nod nidt, mas iie 3u tun geOentt.
Gs beiBt. OdB Der 8erllat am @e-
bduoe iiber Der 8eriiderung bon
$96,500 nod $4,000 betrdgt.
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serbiidle cffisiere ertrnnftn.

yii85a, Granfreid), %. 6eb. Die
bier Dobnenoe 5dnlilie oes ierbiiheu
Generals Slia @oifoipitidl pur6e of.
fi5ielL in aenntnis aeiett, baB Der
General NIT Dem uerlenften italierl.
ihen Sransportidiff .Wlinas" inter.
gegangen iei. 9rei ierbilhe Cber.
Iten, Die iid on 9or0 oes eenannten
GantpierS beidnoen, ipur0en bon
oemielbeu Sdidial ereilt.
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ontofd. 2S. syebrnor.

Sniaba. 2S. Jebrnnr.
-3uflt9r 400
9eef Stiere 10-t5 b09er.
G5ute bis bette 8eebes 1850
1850
9titteImdbiae geebes 9.75- 1880
e5epo6nlihe S.50-9.75
aiihe ltno Sellers 10--t5 bober.
@ute biz bette Sellers s.25-
1925.
Cute Bis bette atbe 7.75-9.00
9aittclmdEiGe aiibe 6.75-7.75
@en66nlide 5.25-6.75.
aorneeiiiiterte Stiere 9.25-f0.
StoderS uno 5ecoers gut. ftarf,
anoere felt.
Geeoers gllte bis bette S.75-9.25
Ulittelnt6biae 7.50-S.75
@em0bnlidJe 7.50-S.75.
@lte b. bette Stofers 7.T5-S.75
Stod Sellers 7.00-S.50
Gtod aiibe 6.00-S.00
Stod g1lber 7.50-9.50
geal 9dl6er 9.00-1t.75
Bulls lnlo 5taes 7.50-s.75.
Bologna @uIles 650-7.50
Sdlweiue-3ufubr 1890; Marft
5--15c bober.
2urhiCbnittspreis tS.00--t3.25
S6diter 9Sreis 1890
Sdlaie 3uiitbr 1900; Iarft t0c
nieoriger; 9Gmner .langiam felt,
SnalitGt idlIedjt
SS00er i0.50-t200.
9lutterihaie 1t.60. Scfor0.
tseiiittertc @auiteridlaie 1000
li.60.
s5ceOer 1iiutferidlaie 600 500
,Seeocr ydiuner 1900 -l4.25.
SabrliHee 11.50-13.50
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llleberlnitteIt bon e3iIinsii Hrnit co.

(lleberiaitteIt bon @ilinSii Srnit Co..
Srartaen 250s, 2Sss, 324g, per Sttiic. 1926
2f6, $3.50 Der sEifte; aIle aitSeren @r0Bef
1915 per Site.
4iite; apsaepdblt. 90Qs. 360s, $3.50 per Site
grapeiriiit- 1858. $500 per diiie; 46s. 96s
S4.25 nRb 54s. eds s0s, 96s, $4.75 pei
Aijte
glebis = Ser siEte: Jonatbqns, ertra farcb,
$3.50, SnnntDaH faitcu, $223; sSotsdthans,
aAsgeiDablte, 5000: gdugS $1.S5; Mridtls
fds glads, ertrd fuflcb. $3.50 geiBe Saps.
ertfa fancb. S2.25; Home Aenuties, So 90.
aartoiteIT- $500 per guibel, u. q. 6bios
S325
slartoiialit -S2.s5 ber a3uTbeI.
SilbEarioifelil- 65 per 9nnibfr
RilbeB, gSetBe 9tiiben, 3uderriiben. 9nftina.
fen, gdgces, 4c Der 4funb; Gobl SC ber
9ilno BhtmenfubI. $3.50 per Graie, $I.25
Der &pt,; @urfef, 1925 bet Glibeno: Ies
maten. $3.50 pet Crate, $l.00 ber aprb;
8miebei qel0e, f4e ber 8fo., nif6 fpaiiilcte
3nn @inrlipreis sopffaIat $3.50 per Crate,
$500 fit 3ub.; AtaiiSinIdt, 40e fit SUIT
GieIlerie, $500 fit 1nkenb
6gdg 94c 1926 per Aifte
glpfsftueiH 1lotps, {5dBfeH $425.
saanaHet4c @ftiitb.
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Die @flanaseit fpmmt heraa.

Cine fleine @elDiuntrle peritiinftiq
IN Str1udern ilno 8Gunen nnge.
leet, beriHonert ielbit Dds einfodltg
Seim. Wfodlt Guer Seim ongeneb.
mer uno Guer gtgentln tuertpoIler.
8ir gebeu ssbnen bereitpiIliglt Nus
finite iiber anpfIon3ungen. Sele.
b6oniert EDler SO, (Omobo Office
9lrlington 9turferies, 5t4 Bee 9l0g.,
(9tn5) 3-8-17
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Gn0lanc crtu0rtct
1tntcrikas Cat!

9on0on, 2s. Sch. = Gnglono er.
iuartet amerifos SanoeIn. Die Nm.
fidJt aler 8eitnnaen gebt Oabin, 0aB
Der ,,aaconid -iSoll nid)t onoerS ols
Elm a5bert Net ongeieben iueroen
fann g8ie ober qlinerifa anoers
,ban0eln" f0nne ais 0eiu betpaffne.
ten gteutraEitdtsfurs au fpl9en. mie
er bon 8r1iiDert @ilion geforoert.
miro in ben 2eitortifeln Der 3eitun-
gen niht aeiogt. ipenil aud Die gln.
ii6t ausgeoriidt miro, DAB gneIono
erpartet oaB nidlts diloeres aIs 0ie
Sraitii6iteu Sdlritte Die onerifaui-
ifc gbre INTO @iir0e befrieOigen
iuilroen. (gtette Seber.)
Ger @Iaube an eiuen tlnberinns
liden @ioeriprildl 5ipiiden glmeri-
ia un0 oIlcn teltouiihcn Gerbilnoe.
ten mur0e erbobt ourh Gepei6efl
aus 8ien, onOeuteno. Dab gotidai.
ter 9seuiiel0 Die antIport Der otter.
eIdlsltiigdrtlne Heglerliilg Dellfe efs
balten miro. anf bic glnfraae Der
amerifaniiden gfeeierung biuiidtlib
Der StelIlna ienes 2nnoes ilber
Den lnbeihranfteit Iauhbootfrieg
Gepeihen aus Der 5dmei5 iogen,
oaB Die AatlDort IN elmer pollitan.
oigen llnteritiibing 9eutidlnnes
8iifiidtsloiisteit beiteben miro mo
ocuten borauf bin OaB Elm gruh
NIT Eeiterreidl, dhnIiA ienem mifI
GeutihIono, NIT ben Der. StautcuI
6eporitpbt.
Gin @rinO. Ser oie engIdnSer
peranloBte, 0db oie ameritaner mei.I
fer eeben tpiiroen, als mr einenI
g4rud nut 0en Ieutonen 6erbei8u.
filbrcn. NOR Scr 9eriht ans Berlin.
Oab Die gluerifnuF uom .9)drrom.
0ole1 aui oeH Goupon0 elmer Cna
rantene hib nodl imnler in Geufidl.
lauo ieitgchnltcn wer0en.
pfhnan,er4 o.,F S4o sr.5oF;rhc eTr;ri,,.a :
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,,cpistatt III. c0tu" kein
Opfcr pcfs 4. 4. 1tstcct

8oibilletom, 2s. Sch. Ser
omerifnniide gotid)after in 8ien,
8enfielo, fobelte heute an oas
StantsOepartemert, Sciterrej6. lin.
garn babe ofii3ien iii 9lbreoe aeiteIlt.
poB Der amerifoniide Sdoner 50.
man Gam bon eineul oitetreihiihs
ungariihen Ealihboot berienft NOR
ben lei.
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GtauOarb Oil SO. forScrt Ont.
iAGoianna.

glelp 9lorf, %. 6eb.-gie Stoll-
oarO Gil 60 miro fir oie 3erIt6-
runa ibrer Gelquellen In 9fu1ttanien
5ltr 8eit Der OeutIden ssynbaiion
5AaOeneriab forOern. (Ga ntilIIeu
itf ole gfodefeIler iino apnIorten
idon OFT Die engliidbe Ge9iertna
iuenoeu ottf Oeren 8etreiben be.
fanntliA Die Gunldnen Dor BEN
Serannaben Der Qeutlden bic Gel.
qtteIleu teilweiie 8erit6rten)
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5ilitahfftc oeMtiebcr
SparciitlGoen!
@elualtise 3nnabmsn baben sic Ocnt-
iden Sparfaiieu in i6ren Sin.
lageu su ber5eidaen.

Berlin 28. Sci. -(5nnfenoebe
ite). Seute bon Der lleberiee
Na6ri6tenooentur betdnnt geruad-
ten 3ablen 3ufolge, erb0bten Iid ole
einlaeen in ben oelttihen Spar.
faiien ipdbreno beg Monnt8 9e5elrl.
Der INN $50 Willionen Wforf.
Die @eianlt5unnDme Der Ginlni
gen int Sabre 1916 betrug 2,430
WaiIlionen @eorf.
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Japancr iGot cs lei
niebt Ole ,,Dcnita" +!

Stem gorf, 2S. 8e6. - Ger
oSuOion Dioru", Ger iopaliiide
Gampfer, Der int silbotlontiideiI
Ssean bon cinem oeutifen Sanoels.
5erit6rer gefoneen rpiirOe, traf beute
aus gernantbneo bier Elm. Setrl
aapitdn ingte, 0uB Der SonOeIs8er.
itorer ridlt Die 8enito iei. Gr niiB.
te penig bon Dem 5diff es lei aber
Elm Sanoels5erit0rer BON ungefdbr
5000 Tonnen.
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g9anfran6er er6enten Sl5.OOO.

9aptona, sln., %. sSeb. ganf-
rQuber erbraden oas Siderbeitsge.
nol6e Der bieiigen griten 9ational
9anf, nad0ern es ibnet eelllngen,
Den ginbrudSalarm unbroudbor 5ll
MAIDEN ittto erbeuteten $4,000 ii
iolpie @ertpapiere in gr6.
Berer Wienge.
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,,1leMes ccbem"
Sisrc1 GaDcfltenc!


seebrier Serr:-Gllrd bas ginnebmen ION
Facoueiie Tablets errnHg tb MIR aneaes
sebriiT mar iebteH aBinier eefdbrIin dH Ga
Brippe erfruTft iirn ntc A9ebi8sit oss 9rsie8
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Heilen nett ihiden. 3ld1oem Id oieielben
mi etne ggnee eebrantbe fiible to berelts
tlilc 6eeenieitte asiigrina, babe apbefft uno
ininie ME Elm S1uQiins 5ifte mir 6aS e.,
sli ie1ihen Sohaesteno,
@. q Pennington. g0bartpn, sIrf.
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9eniiun fiir Rnnitpns gaitlue

8aibingtnn, rs, 5e6. Cine Dor.
lage, Der g8ittpe Des berItorbeneit
@eneralnaiors sSliniton, cine 8en.
lion bon bui0ert 9oaors nlonot-
lid alt aepdbren, ipitrbe geitern
bonn 5erot angenommen.
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Gassntent ,,lit naabeFtregffEdla

10. a9IIQQEf 1915,
M3erie 6erreI.-seiiie nm 3aleH6nHq Sites
III Gnbnniene Tablets 3ieiel6en jnD in.
tbertrsiNicb fir netb0ie 9erfoiieH sbr erges
leiler z. MeBribe,
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