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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-26
GERMANY WILL
 BE ENTERED BY " THE FAIR R0UTE''
Gen. Squier Says U. $. Will Make Machines For
 Invasion.

Washington, July 26-The first in vasion of Germany will be by aero plane, and the United States is going to have a large part in it, according to Brlg.-Gen. Squierer. head of the Army Signal Corps, which is in charge of the army aviators.
 SThe United States is going to provide enough machines to make itself felt In putting this program through he said. This is not say ing we will construct 22,OOO aero planes. or 100000. or ten, or a dozen. If knew how many ma- chimes we would or could construct in a year wouldn't tell, because this would be telling von Eindenburg, and he would thank us for the infor- nation.
 "Of course the public wants to know what we are going to do with the $e40.000,0O0 which Congress has appropriated for the aviation service. We'll, it's safe to say we will spend that money and probably much more on the air route into Germany. That Is about all we are going to say.
 The very spirit of warfare is shift, change. fmpermanency. A general on the field is working against a hid NSAA AOS WAOSO SS4SAASC diA0 W1l bT 0 constantly employed for the wreck age of that generals plans. How, then. could I say if I would, what Americas aviation program will be for the next six months or year !? If you will show me won linden burg's provision for the attack dur ing tha coming winter and spring, then I might divulge few Yankee plans to counter it''
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-26

The State Department said the re- port that the United States was go- ing to elnd Money to Mexico was false.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-26
WASHINGTON EXPECTS LONG WAR; AS RESULT OF RUSSIAN DEFEAT PROBLEMS OF U. 5. MULTI YINC|

any fort of former days.
 The maze of trenches, entangle- ments. armored strong posts and forti- fled villages extends miles back of the front on both sides. 50 that in effect a fortified belt stretches from the sea the Swiss border that is perhaps more than one hundred miles wide.
 It is the belief of some military men here that no breach can be made for many months through the German line of sufficient width to permit such operations in the rear as would force rolling up of the entire German front.
 Admitting all these points, how ever, there Is no sign of discourage ment among American officials Presi- dent Wilson's declaration that the nation, not merely an army, must be made ready for war is being carried out determined1y and apparently with confidence that in time men and sup plies can be got to France in suffi- cient force to make certain the re- suit.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-26
Prices Prices II PricesIli
 Where can you get better value than by using
 FkIsBIE's PIES
LOSS OF APPETITE.
 LOSS OF WEIGHT.
 sLEEPLESsNEs. ETC.

= are ell overcome by Recupertabe. they are made after the formula of Dr. Ai.. bert Robin. the famous French phyxi. elan. and are being used very largsIv in Paris and other European capitalss
 When taken for A short while they will give poSitive relief in all cases Sg nervous exha ustion. mental depressicu lack ot vitality. general debility. ana- mia. etc.
 The. Glycerophosphates of which Recupertabs ere composed. contain the eiemert necessary to overcorn0 these conditions. They are now beinr prescribed and recommended by Sman1i physicians in this and foreign coun- tries as the best. quickest and surcre nerve and blood tonic that they know of.
 Recupertabs are for sale at all dru. stores at s0c and $1.00 psr packaES or will be sent direct upon receipt of pe1cA
 Curts Chemical Co, NO. 414 wee 4srd St.. New York, Distributed in Bridgeport and vicsnity by T. DS Harts- gan. No. S1 Fairfield Aveuue,-A6V,
 RI st1
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-26
PIPE SMOKER THOUGHT
 TO HAVE CAUSED FIRE
 WHICH DESTROYED HAY,

Between 60 to 70 tons of hay was destroyed by a fire in the Simon Feed Go. storehouse, 61 Steuben street. last night. The blaze is thought to have resulted from the careless action of an unidentified smoker.
 The building was practically <razed by the flames which threatened to spread to six carloads of hay and other wooden buildings, which lay close to the burning structure. Chief Beardslee, by hard work, managed, however, to confine the fire to the store house. The damage is esti- mated at about $2,500.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-26

As a fly catcher Benny Kauff, the Giants center fielder, beats all the glue covered paper in the world.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-26

Alfrcd Moseiy noted educator, is dead at his home in West Lodge. Had Day Wood. England
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-26

Charges of dynamite were placed un- der the foundations, and when these were blown out the tower collapsed. The presence of a number@of strangers in the vicinity. some of whom were seen not far from the tower, hastened the destruction of the tower.
 The tower was about 100 feet high
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-26

FLORAL BOUQUETS
 AND DESIGNS. JOHN RECK a SON.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-26
CANNING DEMONSTRATION
 AT LONG HILL CHURCH

The Bridgeport Home Garden com- mittee will give a demonstration of approved methods of canning vege- tables and fruits tomorrow afternoon at o'clock in the chapel of the Long Hill M. E. church, under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid society. Anyone interested in the canning and drying of fruits and vegetables is welcome to attend.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-26

must inevitably arouse widespread feeling of angry resentment, and which means the indefinite further delay of imperatively essential 1egis- lation over which there has already been a shameful procrastination and whose early enactment is of all things the most desirable.LPhil In- quirer, July g, 1917.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17

49,. A.
E'' mn al. q e Moon he
"1i1 ua' yti''@a 1ef
~ you say Re cen bike aGer
away from EpNse lle 8el11
Jose We can id Re ay ae
cont see how 34 " we IN l-t-
90 il right ava i'u tangvs enough
20 dare alncsf aaytilns fo- fhe ske
q something - ~, IL ms ston acA.
u E so empty ffst Uat ltie hte 0f
ash We divided Is hgking arolLd 81
4 II were iost clo1s. could
al a million 6sa fhe SIZE o. That
enc Hare 700 Thought % Farmer
Eroeu's hens. cfannvg"
"Of course Rrtd. Cf errra
What sillg question rrefas C-.r.
NJ I'VE NAV have - come -. ,tsu
yet"
~ wish wac ~ tfar~ ~
interrupted Redsv -
"But yoa know ~pts- ... l4
you. ptnf III Cram It sl.f
way OF getting rst tro4ls -o
steal hens. In net feeling oaa 81
70 being chased n.. ~
Hound Just now ard
right hora we would .
secret ~ where re ter 1
be smoked out. ana ttst aol
tho end of Us Beaee ra tsos
viii be hard 10 eat ai mis- S. her
/ because they usH tfay ~ t.
house. II ~lli be Pre- ee bet
l.iei io lake hoHpers gan aeag
from him iu tas frt
afe careful, no enc rae R3v ser sili
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17

Bile: but practical lawyer.llEs
shrewd and intuitiye has marked
sense OF humor, keen tiscrtninafivs
judgment comrre hensiys mind
and great powers 81 expression
The width % Lioy d-George' IS
head above the ears indicates grsa'
energy, executiYeness ~ purpose
forecfulness. courage diplomacy 2nl
power OF endurance Tho open
minded. candid sad sincere lie q.
cautious. judicious and 'acffli
Prof Severn said Lloyd George
was warm hearted and affect4ona,e
particularly fond o. bone" viii
well marked ambitions and con
hdent tho rot largely endowed VIII.
self.esteen
Lloy d-GeorEe head g inches
around The greatest width. tead
Prof Severn considers larger tan
the average His forehead s. high
and broad
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17

for $500, asking for bill In all OF
execution
Mrs Dresser has died since the
litigation vas begun but before her
death her property MAS transferred
io Baulle. the brother Judge scarf
indicated that he would rule in fay
uf cf MrS Kern. declaring that the
supreme SQUIRT had held thai proper.
ts might not be transferred in con
sideration 81 maintenance Tor The
remainder % lifetime. as Mrs
Dresser had stipulated in placing it
ia Rantlcs name
banle opposed Mrs Kerns claims.
declaring that ne was entitfe to
The possession cf The house and lot
that had been decided 10 him by HIS
lister before her death rs recon.
pense for taking care ~ her IN his
home. When he admitted that he
had spent some $500 icr has sic
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
FAMOUS BUCK
is WOUNDED

NEWPORT. Pa, Jan. To- 'o'1
RaIney buck OF a. least 81"
spikes who has boon seen by hunt
trs IN Tho Seven Mountains ~ MI
Tin county every year for he
decade has been wounded Day w o.
k,pner. OF tis place
For YEAR ~ aas been the narticr-
lsr desire of deer hunters In Mifiin
counts Ca. get shot az "Old Ba
neg but unill last ek be was ney
er caught nbpplas
Kepners shot did not bring down
'Om tsrnc, althu onlookcrs saw
thal hc was hard bit and that they
would nu be- Hrnrs@d 10 end tie
animal deed in ihe mountains.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17

How would you IKE "a eat Din
ner of Bowser the Hounds" asked
old Granny Fox.
Reddy looked a. her sharply 70
see II she were joking or really
Iueant what she said. Granny locked
50 sober and so much in earnest that
Rsddy decided she couldn't be jok
ing, even tho II did sound that way.
Il certainly would Ike II. Granny
Yes, indeed | certainly would ike
it, said he "You--you don't sup
pose he VIII give US one. do youg"
Granny chuckleJ. NO, Reddy. I"
ahe said, "BDwser INT so generous
~ all that, especially 10 foxes le
isn't going TO give us that dinner
we ara going TO take IL away from
him. Yes, sii. We just naturally are
going to take II away from hin
Reddy couldn't for the life OF him
see how II could be possible 10 take
dinner away from Bowser the
Hound That seemed TO him almost
as Impossible az n was for him 10
climb or ny or dive But ne had
great faith in Granny's cleverDess
He knew that all the time he had
been away trying 20 find sometime
for them 10 eat old Granny Fox had
leen doing more than Just rest bel
tired old bones. He knew thar not
tor one single minute had her SHARP
wits been idle. lie knew that al
The time she had been studying md
sirsying 20 End some way by vhicf
they could get something 10 cat. So
Grcat WIS bis faith in GRANNY that
IL she had told bin that she v0ult
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17

upon friendly tem With her a the
lme the Nill VAS drawn. won his
ya} bach ia the good graces OF his
,ter. Obtained the viii from her
.nl iors i up after Offering Mrs
Kern 500 IN consideration Tor her
even sears work
su,t resulted 10 Vas divided
.eo Two separate actions enc hAv.
rs fo do with the amoupl ~ wages
I issue gr 10 1894 and the other
f.er l4ll TIE trst action vas
Ann oy mis- kerl. VINO obtained
several hundred dollars for past
ervcr. Monday she brought suit
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17

LONDON, Jan. ia character
study OF uoyd-George, new English
premier, made IS years ago by Prof.
J. Millet Severn. noted phronelo.
xist. Is being taken up now by
friends OF the premier and It Is
found prophesies Severn made have
been fulfilled.
After reading Loyd-George',
Bumps" Severn said:
Recognized political leaders VII
have TO look TO their lsurels ~ they
would hold their own beside a mind
so colossal in its power and far
reaching In scope and breadth OF in
ttilect.
Health permitting. Lloyd-Georga
has without doubt a great future
before him"
"He Is thoughtful. reflective, stu
dious. poetic, musical. social, DO.
nestle, sensitive, sauye and adspta.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
TO Honor Hugh chalsers

Hugh Chalmers viii bc the guest
81 honor a. banquet "a the ID \.
c "Wednesday evening. the occasion
marking his reilrem. as president
OF the club MI. Chalmers has been
president fuur years. The invita-
tions are IN the form of a sock
prospectus Hugh Chalmers himself.
Inc % Much jollit, is brfnE planned
for the event.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17

ter's obligations. judge Scarf indi.
cuted TIA. this ought 20 cover his
claims
Judse Scarf took the case under
consideration
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17

NEW YORK Charged with leay
ing his fruit stand uncovered.-Mik.
Bein was nned the price OF ON,
strawberry by Magistrate Murphy
The price nyed by hil10ncr was 81
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
lor NJ
o~r DOLLAR DAY ~
Muslin Underwear Shop

THIS WILL AROUSE SPECIAL INTEREST
one large table OF broken lines NJ Drawers
and 3-piece Combinations made OF fine
nairsook. Some trimmed In val laces =.
others with French embroidery. These a
garments are regularly sold AZ from 50 so
up % 50 so. While the assortment lasts.
Zach .....s........ .tlsOO
Envelope Chemlss-Made % fine nalnsook
and batiste trimmed with nns embroidery
and organdis medallons 800 values,
2 for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .............&i 90
Muslin Gowns-Made IN slip over style,
trimmed with orgsndie medallions and
nne embroidery, ribbon drawn. 81 values.
TOT WV
Corset Covcrs-Made OF fine lawn. trimmed
with lace and Swiss embroidery They sell
ordinarily for 75c each. for ............s 800
H.siy's Firh Floor shop.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
ONE DOLLAR DAY ~
BABY WEAR

Misses Wash or-ssss-These are the new
~ re- models IN fine giughams and cham
tr tarire and long wasted styles
r b.aa.fu res stripes aud piaids. 81 %
tae ia .......'... .......... stoo
e-dseye Dispers-Made up with narrow
good quality birdseye, all sizes
s.s Tor ,............ 500
Bsay Sus Fine lace and embroidered bbs
French Val lace edge pad under
values. for .......... stoo
CrNersrs Cir1hsrn Dresses Dainty little
plaids, stripes and plain
sabrsi - years 5sc values. Tor 500
9o~asrs Beautiful new Spring Rompers
aaks ans blues and stripe- lrlsnnlef
a crr nations oi colors 2 70 s years.
ssn for 49,. 800
sshy 5h.rts Fine Mcrino shirts with hand
te' neck ribbon drawn Q for 500
fssafy'. BABY ssop--~eeond Floor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
o. SALE ALL DAY
oSE DOLLAR DAY ~
.JEWELRY

co--s po.osr soxss-Enamc TOP $3.50
values -t... 500
paras powser sorss Engraved top 75c
Cod silver platinum finished Bracelets
Engraved and rhinestone se,tngs $3.50
md 81 vstIes Tor ....-. -t.,.. Si.Oo
Pear Beads -Genulae dsh sc4e hllef With
sue fsr -. 800
BAH tria. SO ana 81 values for 500
Sapphire ard Emerald 7ssarses-God fllet
rt- 4rranted for years 75c val
vs. ior. .........-. ...,,...... 800
cssqOe coros-Wih white and colored
,s-ene $3.50 values tor .......-... 500
Gray Jet ard Tortoise Shell Back Combs
Vta .e,uags. $3.50 values tor. -. 500
Heai,'s Jereiry shop-Msln FIssr
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
ONE DOLLAR DAY IN
LEATHERWA

Vaehette Hand Purss-Baek. strap and mir
ror- $50 values for ................... 500
mUr eurse-viei Kid back strap inside
purse and mirror. 1850 value for -. 500
Hand purse-Rrai seal. silk lined change
purse and mirror. $3.50 value for....'...sroo
Travellers Necessity, Whlskbroonn, IN leath-
er cases. asc values. 2 for. ........... 800
Telephone PADS 10 leather cases SOC val.
uss. for .......-...........-.....
Hesiy'. Leather shoe-Mstn Floor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME.
BIZ THORNTON W. BTRGFse

Granny Fox Promises Reddy Bowser's Dinner
copyright lAs hv r W Rurr.s.l
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
ONE DOLLAR DAY IN
Knit Underwear Shop

Ono lot Of Ladies' Merno Vests and Tights
IN broken sizes. Selling regularly for 500
and si25 a garment for ...............,st.oo
Women's Extra Sire Meriro Union Suits
made With low heck elbow sleeves. ankle
length Regular 81 80 value. Each ....-... 100
Another lot OF Broken Sizes IN Vests, Tights
and knitted cotton Corset Covers. 65c and
75c garments for .....................Sf0
Aesiy's Firth Floor shops
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
ON SALE ALL DAY

oNE DOLLAR DAY ~
) IVORY
rreren ivory mrror-s2 and T. 80 values
TOT -....... 500
french ivory "Four.Plece Manicure sst-
S. values for. Observation-Disclosures. 800
French ivory Picture Franes-$176 and
81 values for ........ .e........ 500
French ivory Powder eos-tl 30 value for 500
French ivory Hsir ReesIver-tl.5o value
lo4 t..tss.+t. ..s...--.. +....-........,.. 500
French Ivory Perfume 5ottles-;l25 and
$50 values for ........................ 500
French Ivory 6urers-sl 20 and si5 val
YES t04 ...-.-...+ sf0O
French wary Candle Stick Holders-;i25
French Ivory Bud Vase and Hat Pin Holder
--75c values. for ......................sf 500
Hesiy'- Ivory shsp-Hsis Floor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17

one DOLLAR DIV n
EMBROIDERIES :
3 -sts s8neings Something T. m
nouncing with ribbon spacing
Q Top. witch makes 36-lnch
ready fo PVT on the band ~
skirt Our regular $50
Peg ard ....-....... .....-.... 100
tssIy'. Enbroidsry sbop-Natn Floor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
ONE DOLLAR DAY IN
BABY AND MISS

Misses FIsnneIette skirts-These skirts ars
made Of the best fsnnel IN pink and
white stripes; also plain white 6sc vsl-
u.. at. 3 for. ...................... 500
eaby psnts-Made OF rubber with patent
fastener Good aud serviceSble All
sizes. 3 for 49,. -. 500
Pinnina Bisnkets--Nery fine flannel pinning
Blankets, crochep and plain edges. 65c
values 2 for ............... ......... 800
Flsnnsette Might Gowns-Children's Elan
nelette Night Gowns. white pink aud
blue; scalloped edges. SIC values. for. 800
Turk Knit Sets-Consisting OF Bath Apron.
towels. bibs and wash cloths edged
with pink and blue s150 values for So. 500
Baby creepers-Pink and blue chambray
Creepers piped with white little collars
SIC values. 2for. .......... .si.oo
Hesiy'. second Floor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17

Jan I We TeceiVed announcengnts from All an
yer manufacturers OF an advance in silver OF 10Z
10 $50.
81 20 values of our 1916 stock arc s. 81 val.
ucs az 1917 prices Each ................sio0
Relish oish-Niokel silver With glass con,alner
Mayonnaise Bowls. Custard Cups Set Powder Boz
and Hair Receiver Rarlklns, set OF 3 Loaf
sugar Racks, set Of 2; Salt and Pepper Sets I'm
box. Sherbet Glasses with plate, Flower Vases
dainty for dining table
HesIy's Downstairs shop
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17

osE DOLLAR DAY ~
LACES S
ysrise Lace Bands Wonderful values In
and cream. ~ 10 inches vide.
fti'.a ~ $3.50. for yard .,............. 500
FIiet Lace Luncheon Sets One large cen
I'D Inches squire and six plate doiles
inches win Ciuut lace i0 finish com.
r'e = So values for. set ............ 500
Metal lace flouncings in gold aud silver
NH Dine lk net ls Inches vide, for
1olsrs Aid dancing irOcks. t275 $3.50
ara i2eo tsluss Special. yard. ........ 500
Novelty Net TOP Fiouncinos, fine import
90 quaiifira just fbe hing FOR the new
iac. blouse T. and " inches Values
- $500 for ard ......... 800
hrsff's Lac. shoP-rsin Fioor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
oNE DOLLAR DAY ~
LAMP SHADES. ETC.

lamp SHADED -'te ~ "a iacres. Gre
o1orne iiss~~fc Al wanted coiors
arrrnf ~ stgtest
sfe9 eatn saiaes- shades Tor ,,...,..,. sfoc
f fa.b aai1fs shades FOR s.......... 100
eaer values babe for ..-....., 500
Metal Candle hiQrt Lamp Good boxing
ffa4eat fs'ue Values 81 90 each 2
500
Mahogany Coien'a DIP Candle sticks.
fls9 alles frF. 400
Class Candle sticks rIib Colonial burners
81 ~ 'eiues. COG $500
SMOKING stands fttpEant. r'ift ssa fray
ono cigar huiae 81 1g values fof 800
ural.. uns.n.tair. shnss
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17

Another Spec lsl-One Carriage Robe stamp
ed on fne pique 81 90, one Baby Pillow
soc; one Carriage strap, 25c set Special
for .t....... ............... ......... S.
Desk Sets Made OF hne cretonns $3.50
values while they last, for. ...,...s.. o..
Cretonne Laundry Ba9s-Ready made and
large size. 81 90 kind FOR this sale special
for .. ..-. ........ ........ ......... 81
Extra Special in Needlework
ODD lot OK Embrodsre5 Pieces leff from
our sample line Values 20 90. for $3.50. 81.
Luncheon Sets With finished edge and
stamped 81 rs values for ..........--. 81.
Hcaly's Neeslevvort shep--Msiu Floor
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-24
taMIiiIc1es 11clk lit
fricSensbmlt9ri9!

Sem gorf, "a. San. - Slpon
gbaie, 9rofeijor Ser 8oltsmirtidaft
an Der lluibcriitdt bon ct. 93eters.
burg, pelder bier eineetroffen lit.
erflGrte; aDas ruiiiibe 9olt idreit
nod 6rieoen, mo fituoigt an Dob.
meun Der drieoen nidt balo toulnIt,
es Die 9leaierunaSiil6rer, melde ge.
aeumdrtig ben arIeg 6etrei6erL ob.
iebcn lperoel Sd bin bierDer ge.
fommeu, uHn Dem auerifoniihen
golte 5lt iagen ipie iebr onS Gnlt
RuBInnbs nah 5rieocn berlangt; OF
elm 5onoerfrie0e, ooer ein onoerer,
on8 madt ibm menia llpteri6ieo,
Die Duma mar Gag fir Iog Der
SdmplaB niloeiter Qebatten ilber
oieien aQes iiberidatteuOel @egen.
itanO; aber oie oeipotiifc 9ltlitdr.
3cnlur lieB teine gtudri6ten oariiber
aus ocm 2nnoe Oringen."
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Jchn 111cGorllta6
Scg 9rcbcs Pans!

9yobn W1cgormad, Der iriide Ges
nor, 3og 9elteru a6eno oaS 5ablretds
ite 8ublifum Oil. 0as ie Elm ein8elner
aiinitler nm ii6 81 idooren Der.
mohte. Sogor Die 9iibne oes gro.
ben 9luoitortuns uluBte mis- 3u-
borerralint dusgenitbt meYoen. W2c=
Gornod 1T Elm 5dnger eigener Qlrt,
uma6d9rnlid beionOers in Der S9St.
depreciation ilti6er 9olt8lieo1en
uno 9oQooen. SSriider Sumor tmb
temperament fonlmen i1m 6a Iebr
3u itatten unS feline glofenreiitc
5tiuunc. bic aunit ieines 8ortro.
grs unb Die be5oilbernoe Acinbeit
ieines 5nlietto iiben cine itmpioer-
1teblide l8irtung apf bic 3lb06rer
aus. glls 3uaoben ipdbIte or 9er-
len iriiher 2icber6idtung iBie @los
tber g}o6ree. GbG eittle Some in
tbe geelt mo ieinen 9aaooelltris
nmbb rs bear Deu calling me-.
Der Gortrng Der oeitiden 2ieoer.
gruppe bon 56u6ert. 8robms lmb
Sdmnonn ipar wetiger einhrlds-
boa uno aes groben Sdneers itn-
miiroig. GS ieblte bic grilnolide
iuoibi0ueae latifoflung, oos oro-
rot''Ae opfer mb Dor oaem Der
bcutI6e Cert oJnr lpeIdHH oieie
asrfdA.u sElr Jnreu urci9cuen
Gos uu0 3luber perlieren. Cine
iol@e 6HuprIGumg fann iid ioagr
elm GyoBer wie WcGorinad nidlt
ungetlat leiIteu lmO ioate ibm oas
bon leinen briGlalten gegleiter eo-
min Sd)neiber unb bon ieinem
beutlden glnHceer gbas. 8. 8ag.
ner, benz rofiiniertciten 0ieflmnebel.
ben begreiflid gefnaft peroen.
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t1iorktbcrielltc,

(lte6ernliticIt BON Btlinsf Sruit co.,
Granger s2fg, 26ss, s2.75 Der aiite; 95os
2t6s, $500 pcr Gii!e; oIte nnbereH ejr6ber
1926, rrtra funcb, fpe5iaf, stiie 25c teurer
8ifroneg- -Saneb 3OOs, 9e0s. $500 per Sstits
qlussema6n. 8o0s, 900, S4.b0 pet Giite.
@rabeTrllii- ses. $3.50 per SITTER 46s, 988
ss.75 uno 54s, 6ls. sos S4.00 per aiite
qseintrmber- -glaInsas Ioneb. SAB $500, eg
tia iaueb, $3.50, ertra ieIect $500.
@reiBeIBCeren- Gate SoUe5. 5000 per 5aB
1926 per itiiir.
@auaEen- 4i4e PEI RigHb.
aepiel s5onai6nu ianep, st65 Der aiiie
SoHatbans, egtra ielIeb. $500; Grimes sol
ben iaurn. st.75; glrt 8lad5. egtra iancp
$3.50: 4rf 8lads, iaucn. $500; glrI aId3
erm56ntae $3.50 bet aiite; gori 2uperiais
$500 her GaB; @auos. @qEp.. iaHcb. Sl.60
efira ianeb. sl,75 per sliile.
aqEloiieln $40 auibel,
gasiariofielu s4.25 SAB; 2t0 oamp.
ejemlie 2eaerie, foIt, Stoo gus; aeIB'
aabea, 5ic4rh6en g'aillHaftu. 2,sc psl
4hluo; aohf 7r per 8fpnb gluidbaaoes
2lse Der gia seeilalai $3.50 pei Crate
-. S1.00; 8luReHiobl. $3.50 Der Graie