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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-17
B. H. S. FIVE GETS
SCHEDULE READY

The B. Ell. S. Boys basketball sched-
ule for the coming season is being
rapidly dated up, and will soon see the
boys out on the floor. Manager Miller
got in touch with quite a number of
teams, but as yet. heard only from
those on the incomplete schedule OBJ
tanned yesterday. The Following is
the schedule 50 far signed up:
Dee %, b. II, S. VS.. Winsted
Dec 20, B. H. s. vs. Alumni
Jan. i, B. H. g. VS.. Collegiates.
Jan. 49, B. H. $. VS.. New Britain.
Feb. 9, d. III s. VS.. Mfdd1etown.
sFeb. g, b. Fl. IS. VS.. New Britain.
sFeb %, b. H s. vs. Winsted
The games marked are out of town
games
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-17
=. :: OVER THE TOP:

diers who are learning to be aviators
in Canada. but the boys said they
were SO busy trying to moster the
fancy dips that they had no time for
the gentle pasHme of blowing through
the line.
Heinie Zimmerman owns saloon
in the Bronx and they say there were
many Of the ale hounds around there
Monday night trying to Danish sor-
row and forget the vanished bank
roll.
Benny Kauff made four hits in the
exhibition game for the soldiers yes
terday. You can bet every dollar IN
the family sock that Benny was wish
ing he had those blows few days
before against the White Sox pitchers.
The New Haven bow1ers are
scared by the report that Mort Lind
sey of that city will lead team of
Bridgeport bowlers to the American
Bowling Congress in Cincinnati. They
hear he has obtained the services of
Porto and Ardelino of the New Ha-
ven team as well as Barbour of
Naugatuck and Hartley of New York.
7 The New Haven Journal-Courier de-
mands to know what's going to be-
come. of the Elm City if Lindsey Quits
on them.
The National Commission rule for
bidding players to take part in exhi-
bition games after the close Of the
season does not apply to Chief Ben
der. The Indian pitcher OF the Phil
! lies has organized a Transforming
team and will play the Kingsbridge
Athletics in New York next Sunday
Bender isn't apparently frightened by
| the fact that Rube Marquard was
fined 500 for pitching an. exhibition
| contest last Sunday.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-17
FRANKIE BURNS WINS
FROM JACK SHARKEY
IN BOUT AT ALBANY

Albany, Oct. 17-Franlie Burns Oh
Jersey City .outpointed Jack Sharkey
of New York city here last night in
. fast 10-round bout The little Jer-
seyite was too clever and fast for the
lew Yorker and had the honors of
every round.
Immediately after the bout Burns
sarted for New Orleans, where he
ill meet Pete Herman in a 20-round
out for the bantamweight cham
ionship on Nov. s.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-17
JOHNNY DUNDEE GOES
TO COURT ON CHARGE
OF RUNNING OVER BOY

New York Oct. 17-Joseph Car
rairo, known in the sporting world as
Johnnie Dundee. the lightweight prize
fighter. was the defendant yesterday
i'll the Supreme court before Justice
Golf and a jury in the trial of an &C
ton for $4,000 damages for the al
legged running down and killing of a
boy.
The plaintiff in the action is George
S. Grub, superintendent of an snart-
ment house at No. 81 West 10th St
The plaintiff alleges that his son, Err.
nest Grub, boy of thirteen years
on Aug. 2, 1915, was run down and
killed by the defendant at West End
Avenue and 10th street. The defen.
dant entered general denial.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-17
Fairmounts Hard Hit
BY Draft; Call Of
Torrington Contest

Owing to the team being broken up
by the draft. which, including Man
ager White, took eight men from the
lineup, the game between the Fair
mounts and Torrington is called off.
The Torr1ngton team was hit the
same way soma time ago, which ac-
counts for the game being postponed
to last week If the Fairfnorats can
muster tGsether O. team for the 9th,
the game with the 9th Co. from
FORT Wright il good, Announcement
Go this effect to be made later. There
win be meeting of the Fairmounts
tonight for the election of new Of
Ccsrs and the organizing of bowling
team
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-17
Talk OF Sports
OVER THE TOP.

Over the Topi" is the cry today.
Over the top we go:
Men of America. On to the fray,
Up, now, and at the foe!
Victory beckons US Over There:r
Onward! And never stop.
All OF your loved ones follow in
prayer
When you go over the Top.
Now that baseball has been nut
away in moth balls for the winter the
magnates will get together and dope
out some changes and new LEGISLATION.
There are enough Important matters
to consider to keep them busy during
the winter months
Incidentally, there are a number of
magnates who have Just about finish
ed counting the cost of the season
just past, and have found that it has
come very high. Col. Ebbets is con-
siderably out of pocket. for while his
Brooklyn club collected $4,000 in SAL
aries 1t has been anything but a draw
ing card this year.
Well, there was some compensation
ing panned all season The $1,000
each of them got must have made up
for lot of bullying they stood for
And then besides, the fans got Moth
ing.
Al Mccoy, is one of that numerous
bunch who used to carry the slogan
"Middleweight Champion of the
World" on their professional cards.
Tomorrow A1swill celebrate his TWEEN.
ty-third birthday. He is a native of
New Jersey. and has been battling In
the ring since 1910. His claim to the
rniddleweight championship was based
on his defeat of George Chip, who al
legged that he became the title holder
by whipping Frank Klaus. who de-
feated Billy Papke, who claimed the
title after Stanley KetcheTs DEATH
And there you are-clear as mud.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-17
DEFEATS
M'MAHON EASILY

Battling Levinsky of Bridgeport
won from Bearcat Mcmahon of Pitts
burg in a 12-round bout in Winnipeg.
Man, last night. The boxers went at
1t hammer and tongs but Levinsky
had the better of the milling II
spite of his four-day trip fror
Bridgeport, Levinsky was in good
condition. He knocked Mcmahon
down twice..
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-17
BRIEF NEWS NOTES

Mediators Of the Department of La
Dor settled the strike Of railway clerks
and station agents on the Northern
Pacific Railway.
Alfred To1ymar OF New York, was
drowned when an American steamer
was sunk by a submarine. He was a
member OF the crew.
German trade union leaders viedted
German Headquarters in the field to
protest against the military suppress
sion of tradeiunionist activities.
Two men were killed, one is missing
and one man was seriously injured by
an explosion at the Du Pont Powder
Works at Gibbstown. N. ].
Cooperating with the Serbian gov
eminent, the American Red Cross
shipped 5000 bags of flour to Serbians
held prisoners by the Austrians-
adopted rules forbidding speculation
in cottonseed meal, but permitting
hedge selling for protection.
At meeting in Moscow the Ortho-
dox Council prohibited the clergy
from participating in the provisional
Russion government.
Surgeon-General BREASTED reported
to Secretary Daniels that typhoid
fever and other contagious diseases
have been practically eliminated from
the navy
The London taxicab drivers decided
npon a strike next Monday owing to
| the refusal of the Home Secretary to
sanction an increase of so per cent. in
fares
Gerald Walsh, motorman on the
Boston elevated train that plunged
through an open draw in November,
1915, killing As people, was exonerat-
ed from blame.
| Jeremiah A. O'Leary's newspaper
called Bull, has suspended pubffca-
ton. in view of the fact that Postmas.
! er-General Burleson has excluded Ii
from the mails.
The Produce Merchants Association
! Of Montreal petitioned the Dominion
government to prohibit exports to the
United States of milk, cream and con-
densed milk.
Governor Whitman pardoned An
| tony Coles a New York negro, con-
victed of granddaughter. The life
sentence of Joseph Lamarco of Buffa-
| 10, was committed to end in 1919.
\ af
Marshal Hindenburg and General
Ludenorff received leaders OF the Ger
man trades unions who complained OF
the regulations, issued by the army
heads, limiting freedom Of action.
| More than half the buildings and
!, pens of the Kansas City stockyards
were destroyed by fire.. 1t is esttmat-
| ed that 10000 head of cattle were
| burned The loss he's not yet been
| figured.
] The American Meat Packers Asso-
| citation in convention at Chicago
! pledged that soldiers and sailors fight
! ing for the flag shall have .'the best
| of meat produced in this country OF
| any other.
Flour mills at Minneapolis are run
ming on 60 per cent. basis under or
ders of the milling division Of the
Federal Food Administration. Eastern
| millers are faced with a shortage.
| Wages of employees of the Curtis:
Aeroplane & Motor Co. we're increas
ed five per cent. effective at once. II
addition, $4,000 in Liberty Bonds
l 49,
| miums.
/ The japanese Parliamentary Mis-
| sion of five members of the japanese
Diet arrived at Washington to MAKE
| a special study of public feeling con
corning questions in which Japan 1
interested.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-17
HENDRICKS FOR YANKs.

AltJ,,ugbs most of the writers had
made 4 unanimous for Miller Hug.
eins 10 succeed Bill Donovan as man
,icls the Indianapolis manager, has
r,hbad I'm wifi, the story that he is
t,sa -, . cI,osar IN lead the New Y org
Z !, r,,,+ ~ +ba denths The
- L. 70 oyarIooked was that
Ca, 80 ,,rsr,art ,,1,r,o merely owns
-, ,,,,h he d,1.tS i cord about it. The
80. co1o = a11nost. went through the CELL
sHens4riclSs said. He declared he had
onlv q speaking acquaintance with
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-17
BURR ROADS REoRGANTzE.

The Burr Roads are somewhat re-
organized with G. Gross. the new
manager and a number Of the Fair
mounts among their players. The
following are requested to show Up at
practice:I Bayus, Benham, Latzko,
Sidora, Brown, Gaul. Schilly. Kaney.
Collins, Parish, McCarten, Barrett,
Wagner, Badly and wargo. The
game with the .Mohicans is good at
the circus grounds next Sunday.
AND DESIGNS.
JOHN RICK q SON.
warmer wans Acs. one cent : Worss
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-17

FLORAL BOUQUETS
AND DESIGNS.
41HN HEcK = SON.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-17

Mediators of the Department of La
Dor settled the strike of railway clerks
and station agents on the Northern
Pacific Railway
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-17

Two men were killed, one is missing
and one man was seriously injured by
an explosion at the Du Pont Powder
Works at Gibbstown. N. J.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-17

German trade union leaders visited
German Headquarters in the field to
protest against the military suppress
sion of trade unionist activities
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-17

warmer want ADS. one Cent ! WORD
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-17

Harvard was anxious to stage a
football game with the American SOL
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-17

Alfred To1ymar Of New York, was
drowned when an American steamer
was sunk by a submarine He was a
member OF the crew.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-17

varmer wans Aa.. one oent : wose
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-17

The Japanese Parliamentary Mis-
sion of five members of the Japanese
Diet arrived at Washington to make
a special study of public feeling con-
corning questions in which Japan Is
interested.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-17

Cooperating with the Serbian gov
eminent, the American Red Cross
shipped 5000 bags of flour to Serbians
held prisoners by the tAustrians
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-19
20. aapitel.

Shirt 9erresbeim batte Die Gin
laoungen ou ieinem groBen Diner
perianot. llmgeben fomlte err CO
nid)t, oIio poute err Die Code 10 balb
ais m6glid iiberitanoen baben. @s
ioQte cine iebr eroBe @eieaidoft mer.
Den. Iber mas ifpbete Dos! Sn
ShloB lpar ia Elas ge,ri,g uno CT
perfiigte itber einen Strb Der alisge'
Sei6neieiten 9icner. 0a Der Shirt
Elm Siinsgeieae mar, bate er cine BE-
fannie Game, Die @rdiin @inter.
item, gebeten, in ieinem Soltie Die
Sonneurs az MAIDEN.
,gs lit wirflib id,abe, oaB oieics
idyonc S6lob niGt cine legitinle Ser
rim bot" iagte lie 81 Serresbeim
God, peun Sic MIDI Sas naditl
Wal einlaoen, bofie id, bab Sit
meine Silfe nitt mebr notbig baben."
Ger Shirt ldd,eIte uno idJiitteltt
perneineno Den 2opf.
sd piinihc es mir gar rid. an
oers. sd miibte aud gar midi, mel
ben PiaB beiler ausiiiaen fonnie. als
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-19

olirh Ben Saal on bas 8iiffet. 9ort
itonoen peri6ieoene Serren uno nab.
men gririlhung 3i lid. Mud Spiser
Dar bauirtter. @r lebnte ii6 on Die
Wano uno bate elm @einglas in Der
Sano. Wit finiteren glifen per.
folgte er Sris beim Cans.
.Sanaen sic nift, Serr bon
Spiser?" iraete 9erresbeim. 0ieier
fubr Sldammen uno iab ben Siiritea
nie seiitesabtueierto an.
sd bin fin ben nadften Cans nit
SrGulein Don Solitein engagiert, "
lugte er.
Sn ole lem Woment Ipielte Die
Wlliif einen neuen Guns uno Spiser
ging auf Sris 81, Obue Elm @ort gu
ipred)en, bot er ibr ben arm. Gr
mar fem i6ledter S1nSer, aber ieinc
innere @rregung binoerte i'm baran,
hit Ssris in Den Saft 5u fommen. oils
lie einmol Den Saol berllm tparen,
iaste err: IS lit iebr beiB bier unb
10 iebr pou, molen mir inns nid)t Elm
menig iesen?"
Sris mar iogleif bereit. sic
mahte iih gar nid)ts baralts, nit
Spiser 81 tan5en. Gr fiibrte lic
olirb Die groBe 8lustbiir in BEN Win'
tergurten. 0urt ieBteu lie lid beioe
az sSiiBeu Der 0ems-S tatlie nleoer.
Die erotiiten Yilmn5en unb 8lumen
bufteten 0l,rb Den &alim ltno Ourd,
Die boben Senlter COB Der Ntono lei.
men S%iIberglaB., Gin ooer 5pei
Mimiten betrafytete Der Banter lie
idapeigenb. @r botte am giiffet ben
Weine fleiBig 5ugeiprofen, oo6 Ddr
er olird,ails niht aneetfurfen, ober er
beiano it'd in sebobener uno inter
rebmenber Stimnmn9.
Sris lebnte iid Suriid uno iadelte
lid 8ilbluns gu. Sic mar lid) fuum
ieiner NGbe belpuBt. Sic lauid}te
Den fernen Tonen Der @al5ermelooie
uno cine idmer5lide @nttauidpinl
regte ii6 in ibr.
Warum mar Der Shirt nod mid,
einnlol 81 ibr gefommen, nm lie 5ilir
SmB&3u bitten? M~lleroines mar liz
~fortapabrenb bon SGn5ern in an'
iprll6 genommen. aber er bate g
bod einmal perhiben fonnen!
Spiser unterbrnf ibre Sr1umerei
.@unberibones ShloB, bieies 9ie'
benItein," lagte er nit ieiner' Dinner,
iharfen Gimme.
So" antlportete iie furs.
@r' itrih iib iiber bas glatt r~aiiertt
@eiiht unb iab ii6 priifenb I'M.
Gortiesung oIet.)
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pstm ea,e.ssa sr,Dapus maa ash. sisiss SIstt.
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gen 0anmHmmmm HumHnnmnmmmmmmmHHm
ss's''6t Dem Situate NebrQSfQ

Bin0 Die Sir al. Snnien itiirate
bon Der 8lottforim oltf Der CT ftano,
% SUB in Die &ieIe, rtO trtg oiI.
Der albihiirfungen einen Hippen.
brr9 oopon.
sSm bieiigen g~[Ltenbeim Itdrb ON
Weittipo1 natmittog 6rnn SoiepBi.
ne @ridion I'M Sitter bon " Sabreu.
sic itammte aus Der S6ipei3 itno
po6nte felt 1914 i'm altenbeim. Die
tpir0e our @~eitattung nod
Omaha iiberfiibrt.
9[m @ittpo9 fono in Der Irttberi.
iden Grace Stride Die $rniltng bon
aIfreo &ogels, Sobn bon $errn
uno Sralt @iliom 8agels, NIT SRI.
.Wtobnle g. @enne, Eo1ter bon
Serrn un0 Sral $. $. @enne Itott.
als Sralaelisen fungierten Srpin
8agels, elm 8r1toer 0es 8rd1tt.
guns, urS SRI. Cote @enne, cine
.SdpeIter Der 8rout. 9la1 Ser fei.
erltd)elt Gambling tallo I'M 3dltIe
Der 8raltteltern elm id6nes Sod.
Seitsmab[ itntt, su benz fi9 pie[e ga.
ite eingefunoen botter. Die jun
Gen 2eltte, pelde fi6 o~ageneiner
8eIiebtbeit %erfreitert, bnben olf Ser
5drm bes 8oters 0es jungen Gbe.
monnes, n6roIi1 Ser StoOt i6ren
8obnits oufgeidlaoen.-8ir erotl.
lierenl
: Sn geener IieB iid om 9iengttg
.Sreo 6. @ubf, eirt 6ortiger jttnger
@eidGftsmontt iro Gobn 0es frii6er
n6roli9 bon 8eft &oint pobnen6en
8armers Senrb @rbf. nit SRI. Gil.
1T 6. 9opber fir 0os 2eben Der.
.bin0en.
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Meaeinidatnna Dpn sdnIIanOereien.

2irfoIn, z. gtat. - 9te S9ul.
l1noereien bon AZ Counties i'm
5taate ioaen in 0ieiem Sabre 6e3iig-
lid ibres 8erteS rel1 eingeid6bt
neroet. Die meiiten oerielben iinO
felt oreiaebn Sobren ntht tpieoer rfeu
eingei61st nor0elb utl0 man nimmt
nit bolem Gedte an, baB Der 8ert
hielar 2Gnoereien in oieien Sa9ren
erbeblid. g%eltie9en lit. Die er0bten
SduIIm0ereien peiIt gberrp gollu.
tD nit 236,39t Qdern auF, Oautl
fo[gt S9erioan gouttD init 92.134
s[dern. douglas Gount1 bat mir
ISL g(der Sdull1u0ereien unO So.
milton County ioear MIR 71a slder.
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1lals mcIt point.

St Omaha tpur6en am 90. 9[pril
CISCO Brandt uno glnua @reDion
rodter BON &errn lno Grai Girls.
@rcpion bon bier, iir 0as 2eben
DerbunDeu.
Der nelie Gta0trat NIT benz ME.
0ererip1bIten 8iirgermeiIter SO.
nortb an Der Spise trot am 9ieus.
tna iein amt an. g. so. BON Seq.
aern tpur0e bon ben Mitglieoert
0es Staotrutes al ibrem 8oriiser
ertpGbIt, 0d Sobn Shltetb, oos ate.
tie MitaIie0 0es Staotrotes. Der IN
Sen Ieeten bret Sabren oeiien 8ors
Eiber mar, cine 8ie6erertpGblling abs
qelehnt bntte. Sobn $. 2inoale tpitrs
Sc gum Gtootantudlt ernnnnt, Or.
81. 6. SbompIon gum ItdOtiiben
arst, Gimboa o. Oil gum @aiier.
fommiT6r, Senrb 9ii9er gum go
Iiseihef uno Sront Sdhmeier gum
9ddtpoli3iIteit. Ser 9iirgermeiIter
ernannte Johann Die folgenoen SEQ.
mitees:
Mitte[ un6 8ege; Son Seggertt
Glntanoff, @rumm.
Nednungen uno SorOerlineen:
gIatanoff, gaiott, Singer.
@eb1itoe unb @runbiiide: Rin.
ger, Gduetb, gItoft.
Sroinnn8en uno @eleufhtng:
grtmrL @on Seggerr, Ringer.
@oIierIeituttg ltno QbflnB; Bon
Seegern, G6uetb, 9rrmrn.
Gtroben nno SuBiteige: elliott
GIotnnoff Shuetb.
German $. Gise uro SRI. Seiie
so. 2tnbingltone, beioe BON 8aDne
gountD, IieBen ii9 ON Mitttpoh IN
Der IttberiI9en @rnce Stride bon
!Serrn 8aftor 9opeG fitr oas 2eben
berbinoen.
gIs Der o6t Meilen liio6it[i1 bon
bier tpobnenoe Seiie Sanieu beriu6.
tie, Die Sir st ieinern Seuihober i'm
Stone 81 6ffueus idlltg plosli1 Der
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XXI.

sic tamsn na4 plostirptD; Bier
6ei@Iofen iie, ii4 nit friI9sn pfers
ben su ~beriorgsn, bena bic fribersn
tparen f9pu upbrau9bar, unH bic bon
9urlai tpplte man fur einsn 9otfaa.
fparen.
vWir tperOsn nit Der 6iiritin bier
Dor Der Stabt blsibsu, bsnR ss 1T
beFer, SaB mir uns am RinsplaBe
ni9t seigen," iagte Der tletne Bitter
su 9aglobd, als iie Dor einem unipeit
Der Stabt gelsgsnen bsrIaTeueu
96us9en nnlangten, puub S6r gebt
unb frost bel ben Stabtsrn, Ob Iie
nidt 4ferbe gum 8ertauf ober Sim
tauI9 5absu. So lit fdon Mbeab, mir
ipsrSsn ober nod tn hiefsr 3a6t ipies
Der auf6reheu."
SD iper0e bdIb auriidtpmmen,"
Ia9te Ssrr 3agIoba.
nnb CT rift auf bic Sta6t at, 5err
Mi9asI fibrte bic 6irItin in bic
Stube unO Bat is, stipas gu seuisBen
un6 ~ausauruben; bnlb barauf srt5nle
ppr benz Sdusflur Elm 5ufIhtoq.
Der tIsips atttsr bItdte gum Ssus
fer binaus. n6err 3aslOba 1T fdeu
surid.+ fogts CT, aer fdeint oIio feline
gFerbe asfunpsn Az babtR.@
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Sod6ctastcr Sentlder seltor6cn.

8aboo, Z. 0fai. = SS5n ieiuem
$eim in Stbaca itar6 Sam5ta8 NOR,
gen GrieOri9 S6eunemann. elmer
Der ongeiebeniten oeuti6en @nlieoler
Der @eeerlo, I'M alter bon 90 Sab.
rem. CT bate, Gbe CT nod amerifa
auspanoerte, in Der Oeuti6eit 9lr.
NEE ge0ieitt uno bate iidb brett bon
8euti6laro fommeno, in Soun6ers
gountD nieoergeIniien. Ser 8eritor.
bene binterI1Bt 0rei SoBne, bieIe
@nfel un0 l1renfel.
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afferiert biQiaes e-eptcm6ermelL.

&ecumieb, Z. Wlai. = Ole Sc
clmie9 Rilin9 60. erfIart in elmer
An5eige in elmer bieiigen 3eitung,
Dab elmer Der @riirOe fir Die enor.
ME Steigerung Der Mleblpreiie oarin
liegt, 0aB 6as 8ubliflm iid mebr
Gorrat anleet, ais e8 n0tig bat lrlo
6aourd cine herar0Berte Gadfrage
i9offt. 9ie MaibIe ertI1rt fid Be,
reit, lire beIten Me5Iiorten fir Sic
feruug int Septenber urlb OCTOBER
3u oret Dollars per Sab biIIiger al
bertaufen, ais Der iebige bieiige
Marttpreis bier lit.
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Ses g(ntOSie6ita6ls IdulSia.

grOfen BON. 7. gani. = 2lob0
80. goipman, Der elmer iebr geafte.
ten Semitic angeb0rt, lpltroe bon ben
@eidmorenen oes 4utooiebitobls
Ital0ig befuu6en. or bate am 8.
Nobember aus Der Molpneiir Ga.
rage Elm aiito i'm 8erte bon tnuleuO
Dollars e~ntrpenoet, Die Summer 9e-
dnoert uno mar 0atnit mad 0mnba
gefabren. Die Gtrnfe auf bos Ser.
breden lit bon eiuem bis iieben Sab,
re 8nhtbnus.
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Sherman, ipeIder bel ben gusgra.
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ter ben pl6slia einitiiraenoeu Gro.
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lesten Gomstoa gum eriten gtale
felt aus6ru6 oes @rieges Elm oeut'
iaer aeropIon ilber S6eiia an
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ibre bole @fliat gu turL urt0 elm
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