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which was used last summer as q res
taurant. This building is being board
ed up and made more habitable
against the elements.
The steamer which landed the reg
ulars yesterday stuck on the sand bar
Immediately afterward and had some
difficulty getting back into the main
channel again.
The soldiers who came are in cam
paign field uniform with field hats and
overcoats. They brought their cook
and commissary sergeant with them
and will mount guards aboats; the, is
land to prevent anyone landing there
and interfering.
Lieut.. Jones today selected the
points where the guns are to me
mounted. No information was given
out as to how the searchlights will be
used. Workmen for the United II
Eliminating Co., which will furnish
the electric current, last week inspect
ed the cables leading to the island
and placed them in proper order.
When the other detachments Of regu-
lars will arrive has not been deter
mined.
Today it was rumored that the local
battalion of the Connecticut Coast Ar
tillery might be called to assist the
regulars by mounting guards to keep
off intruders. Lieut.-Col. Vincent M.
King, the ranking G. A. G. officer
here, had not received orders at press
time today.
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U, S. navy BUYS
D|RlCIbLES FOR
COAST DEFENSE

Washington, March 12-Purchase
of 16 non-rigid dirig1ble airships for
coast and harbor patrol work at a
total cost Of $649,250 was announced
today by the navy department.
The Curtiss Aeroplane Co. of Buff
falo waA awarded three for $122,25o;
the Connecticut Aircraft Co., New
Haven, two for $4,000; the Good
year Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, o.,
nine for ss60,000; and the B. F. Good
rich Co. of Akron, two for $4,000.
Deliveries will begin within 120 days.
The airships are the first Of such
a type to be bought by the navy un-
der the recent $5,000,000 appropria-
ton for aeronautics.
Under the designs drafted by naval
constructors the dirigibles will be able
to operate from shore bases and
alight on water surface in good
weather.
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j, s, navy Yard
IS MENACED BY
GERMANS PLOT
Secret Service Men Uncover
Conspiracy of Wide
Ramifications.
EXPLOSIVES ABOARD
INTERNED STEAMERS
Arrest of Alleged Smugglers
Aids Government Agents
In Hating Plot.

Philadelphia, March 12.-Govern-
ment agents today continued their in
vestieati1n into the activities Of per-
sons under arrest charged with smug-
Cling ships chronometers from the
German auxiliary cruisers interned at
the Philadelphia navy yard and of
persons suspected Of having had a
hand in the alleged violation of the
custom laws.
There are reports that feleral au-
thorities have discovered plot with
many ramifcations to damage prop
erty at the navy yard in the event
that there is war between the United
States and Germany. Government Of
flcia1s, however, are maintaining 81
lence, neither confirming nor denying
reports that explosives have been
srnuggled on board the Kronprinz Will
helm and the P11nz Eftel Friedrich,
tied up ct the navy yard. The two
ships, it was said, would be searched
today for explosives. UP to this time,
it Is said, the navy department has
only the assurance Of the command
ers that there are no explosives
aboard.
Aderbert K.> Fischer, his wife, Helen,
ana Henry fOnner, nead OF a WnOle-
sale grocery concern here, are out on
bail charged with smuggling the
chronometers from the two German
ships. Other arrests may he made.
Rohner's friends declared he had been
persuaded by Fischer to permit his
motor truck to lbe used for bringing
boxes from the navy yard when Roh-
ner's employees delivered groceries to
the interned ships
Many papers and documents taken
from the Fischer home in the suburbs
are examined by the federal authori-
ties. It was said that the Fischers are
distantly related to the Hohenzollern
family, OF which the emperor of Ger
many is the head. Mrs. Fischer is
said to he related to Koerling, the
German iron master. What part she
took in the alleged smuggling has not
been revealed.
The arrest of the Fischers and Roh-
'MeF kGs tgiven impetus to 9. movement
started here last week to have the In
termed German cruisers removed from
the navy yard. It is declared that in
the event of war the 750 interned Ger
man sailors would be a serious men
ace to the yard and South Philadel-
phia.
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HUNDREDS READY:
FOR SERVICE IN
OUR HOME GUARD
Military Emergency Board
Meets Today to Begin
Enlistments.
NEW LONDON REPORTS
$50 MEN AVAILABLE
Little Trouble Expected In
Recruiting Guard to Full
Strength.

Hartford, March 1.-THE military
emergency board, appointed by Gov
ernor Holcomb on Saturday to perfect
the organization Of a home guard,
will meet this afternoon to appoint
recruiting officers to obtain enlist
ments in every town of the state. The
work of enlisting will be begun imme-
diately. The term of service will be
two years. Members of the commit
tee have been besieged by persons and
organizations offering their aid, and
no difficulty is expected in organizing
the guard. New London, the COM
mittee has been informed, has 750
men waiting to enlist, and patriotic
societies all over the state have Offer
ed their services.
The committee consisting of Judge
Lucien F. Burpee and Benedict MI
Holden of this city, and Major J. Moss
Ives Of Danbury, will have its head
quarters in Hartford and the work OF
enlistment will be directed from here
An attempt is made to obtain space in
the old city hall, not only because OF
its central location in the city but be-
cause Of the associations which the
building has.
The recruiting officers to ibe nam
ed will be men who have seen military
service. Enlistment blanks are
printed and as soon as these can be
distributed to the Officers they will
start work. Although every town In
the state will not have a recruiting
officer, the majority Of them Will and
all the others will be reached.
Judge Burpee said today that 1t Is
believed many men who have seen
military service, but who cannot now
be had for service in the national
guard will enlist in the home guard.
The bill creating the guard provides
that it shall be formed from the unor-
ganized militia which cannot be held
for service in the national guard. An
enlistment in the home guard, how
ever, viii not prevent a man from
leaving 1T to enlist in the national
guard If he so desires.
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Cut Throat to Make
Somebody Mad" He
Declared to Doctor

Found in the bathroom Of his home,
lying in a pool of blood, his throat
cut and a razor clutched in his hand.
John Masevig, was removed from $40
Lafayette street, this morning to the
emergency hospital, where DR.. c. v.
Calvin, took three stitches in his
throat.
The physician obtained from Mase-
Wig statement to the effect that he
was mad at somebody" and he want
ed "to scare somebody" so he cut his
throat with the razor. He was re-
moved to the Hillside home after his
injuries had been treated and will be
kept under observation for a week,
1T being thought he Is mentally un-
balanced.
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JAMES P. KELLY
TO Get JOB OF
Lien EXAMINER
Will Take Arthur Connor's
Place When Latter is Made
Tax Commissioner.

James P. Kelly, assistant city clerk,
will be the new examiner of liens to
succeed Arthur F. Connor after the
job of tax commissioner is created.
The salary is $4,000 per year. Mr..
Connor is also clerk of the board of
appraisals of benefits and damages
receiving a salary of $500 for that
position. If the office of clerk Of the
appraisal board is continued Mr.. Kelly
will have that position. also with a
total salary Of $4,000:
At present with the charter under
going revision for a city manager plan
there is some question about the con-
tinuation of the appraisal board.
If a proposed charter amendment
can be enacted into law, the tax as
SCISSORS will go out Of office April 1.
The term of Frank J. Hughes, presi-
dent Of the board does not expire
until August 1st this year. Mr.
Hughes is lawyer and does not be-
lieve that any law can be enacted
which will put him out of office be-
fore his term expires.
The other members Of the board
are William f. Russell whose term
expires in August, 1918; julius w.
Knowlton, whose term expires in 1919
and Thomas O'Brien, whose term
ends in 1920. The latter is secretary
Of the board Of assessors.
Arthur F. Connor will receive $4,000
per year as tax commissioner. John
J. Fitzpatrick now in the Office of
secretary Of state will be deputy COM
missioner at $4,000 salary. Loren
Delbridge will be clerk at $4,000, and
John w. Bowling will again take
charge of the block map system at
$1,800.
No successor to Mr.. Kelly as as
sistant city clerk has yet been de-
cided on.
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Christian Union
Fund $37, ,448. Sc

Today was the banner day of the
Bridgeport Christian Union campaign.
According to figures announced at the
unusually enthusiastic luncheon in
The Stratfield this noon, a total OF
$7,S64 was collected. The executive
committee announced it had received
$1,000, the won1en's division, $3,776.25
and the mems division, $2,487.75.
This added to the previous total of
$29, 5S6.56, makes a grand total of $37,-
448.56.
Team No. II, of which Miss Chary.
Simth is captain, won the banner to-
day with collection OF $1,126. Team
No. 8, under Postmaster C. F. Greene,
led the mems division with a total OF
$70o.
James G. Lud1um, president OF the
Manufacturers association, made a
spirited address at the meeting this
noon.
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Gerard And Party
Off For Key West

Havana, March 12-James w. Ger
ard, former American ambassador to
Germany, and a party of 81 sailed
for Key West at 10:40 a. m. today
on the steamer Gov. Cobb. Mr.. Ger
ard was escorted to the wharf by Will
liam E Gonzales, the American min
lister; >Guilliermo Patterson, assistant
secretary Of the Cuban state depart
ment; Lieut.. Col. Edmund Wittenmy-
er, the American military attache !;
and the captain of the port of Ha-
Yana.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-03-12
HIT BY AUTO.

Thomas Carl, of VESSEL avenue,
confused by the approach of an auto
mobile driven by J. A. Pease, a real
estate operator, while passing in front
Of the United Illuminating Co., in
Fairfield, last night at 8 o'clock, was
struck by the machine and suffered
bruises to his face and hands and
knees. He was treated by DR.. W. H.
Donaldson and sent home.
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oELsNER ESTATE $1,000.

Berthold Oelsner the chiropodist.
left an estate estimated between
$4,000 and $1,000. In the probate
court tday his widw, Sarah Oelsner of
OF 1888 Park avenue, was named ad-
rr1inistratrix Herbert Loewith and Ma
than c.. Herr are appraisers. A
daughter, Lima B. Oelsner, is one of
the heirA
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the service Of the American commits
sion for relief in Belgium, occurred
in the Atlantic off the southern end Of
Ireland. The submarine fired about
15 shots. The Storstad stopped and
hoisted the Belgian relief signal. The
submarine submerged, but half an
hour later the Storstad, which had
not resumed herN voyage, was torpe-
doed without warning as she lay sta
tionary in the water.
The crew, including one American,
has been accounted for in it's entirety,
but the fourth engineer died. of ex-
OOS11re
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SUBMARINES GET .ll4,000|
TONS OF ALLIED SHIPPING
In Three DAYS, is CLAIM

Sayville.-The following statement on
submarine operations was issued to-
day by the Overseas news agency, the
official German news bureau:
eth official report for March IL
says that $4,000 tons Of shipping was
sunk. Together with the reports OF
March Z and this gives a total of
more than 114,O0O TONS"
RELIEF SHIP CREW SAFE.
London, March 1.-THE sinking of
the Norwegian steamer Storstad in
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GOV. JOHNSON RESIGNS.

Sacramento, Cal March 12.-Gov.
Hiram W. johnson, senator elect, an
nounced his resignation from the gov
ernorship here today, effective March
Is.
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Three Investigations are under way
to determine the cause Of the fire
which destroyed the large grain ele-
|, vator of the Detroit Railroad Elevator
Co.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-03-12
ANNIVERSARY OF BLIZZARD.

Twenty-Five years ago today what
Is now known as '"The Big Blizzard"
was beginning. Snowfall lasting for
several days completely tied up traffic
in this vicinity.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-03-12

Eight cases Of trichinosis, a disease
caused by eating underdone pork.
have been discovered in Elizabeth,
~. J.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-03-12

John B. Lennon, labor leader and
treasurer Of the American Fedora
tion Of Labor, is seriously i'll at BlooU-
ington, I'LL
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THE WEATHER

Connecticut: Cloudy tonight
slightly colder on the mainland; Tues
day, partly cloudy; moderate to fresh
northwest to north winds
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STATES GIVES
NOTICE OF PLANS FOR
ARMING MERCHANTMEN

Formal Announcement is Made By State Depart
ment and Handed to Representatives of All
Governments Swiss Legation at Capital to
Notify Germany of ProgramrLiner Rocham-
beau With Guns Mounted Fore and Aft Is
Granted Clearance PAPERS.
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sMaes fertis!
gmhta erOfinst btuie
slbems bic gOritsauns fNr bic
benti6ea prpt. H'aiisu.

Seute Mbenb iinoet I'm emsrp 1us
Dttprium bic Don ben Shrinsrs NIT IL
groBsr limlIht porbsrsiittt Gsltporltsl'
lung gum gsiten bss Deuifhen ysc'
ieltdnfiftkn yDdiienperetns Natt. Slr-
aermetll.r y3uhta pirb In ieiner els
aenidaft oIs Yoriibr bes Gmpfanss'
xommittees bic GroftnungstttmouieII
Ieiten unb Ssrr Charles sBsibuer ir.
ipirb bas Gtabtobsrbaiipi rer Wrs
jdmmlling porfteutu. ptyr WrEnu
bali Johann eine iur5e AnIpraGs,
iporauf bic sanss Werfammluus bi.
yioncnalbpmnt ~amtrica' iingt- Dos
,,Jroaramm ipirn bann, ipte gtitrn
peroIisntlidbt. burhgfnbrt.
umlaBtartsn tcnnsn bsuts nod bsr
Der eburf sysinfanp 60. selDit rsfp.
re,trptrt iperpen. glbenbs ann Das
on osr aaiT. ssl6ebin. gIlu Dorauss
,id,t nnh ipirb bas Gmerp Mubitcrii,ia
rSilio auspsiaufi isin.
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3ipiid)en YSIisd nub farbisea Crap
ipielern Sirfte 3ipei 9sben foitel.

Die ionntdgIife Stille purbe ses
fern 0a4mittds tura nad 8 llhr. sss
rabe nls ii9 bic poliaiitsn bss 4ten
Difiritts auf BEN Marf4 gum Dienit
bsfanben, In Der Nd9s Der Miq Gtrabe
uno Stpeenep Qlasp bur9 elm Repols
perbueq, bas nnr einige SetunbeH
ipdbrte, aber sipei Spfsr forbern biirfs
ie, in aufrssenber Dsiie unierbro9en.
Gerabe als bic poIi5eimanni9aft bic
genannte Gde paiiirie tra9ten plDbs
lia mebrere SHiiiie unb i'm nG9iten
4uaenblid rannte Der 35idbrige Jurs
bige Osear Soap, 81 aperp 4Gsp,
nit bem nod rautsnbsn Rspolber in
Der 6anb unb Der 21iGbrige @lberi
Jobnfon, 61S Game Strabe, aus Der
2lqsp unb perfnHten iiber bic Wil
Sirabe su entflisben. Serseant Gem
mid eslang es, Solp nit ieinem
aniippel einen G6lag Su periebten,
iporauf bieIer fi6 itnel umbrebts
unb einenSdub aufasmmid abfeuerte.
Der eliidliner Weiie iebo6 feblsina.
.Snstpiften Hatts Der polbiit G4rafs
fenberaer; Der bic 9efa6r ertannte. IN
Der Qemmid itanb. au6 fsinerIeits
Isiren Repofper ss3ossn unb brei
S6iiiIe absefeusrt, DON bensn SoIb
in bic linte Seite. bic rs6te Stits uno
in ben llnterleib astroffen purbs.
e6enIo fpurbe SobnIOn, Der nibt fhnell
osnuq aug bem gsr,idb Der auseln
tommen fonnte, burd sinen Streifs
idub an Der redisn Sdub b.rlest. Gr
lpurbe fefigenommsr unb pdbrenb Elm
goIisiit ben am gObsn liseenO.n SOllp
betpaf,te, begaber iih einige ieiHsr
9clleaen in bic Gnsp, no 6enrp Sens
iins, elm 28iabriasr Jarbiser bon
14t5 propibent Gtrab. NIT elmer
2ua.lrpuube i'm llutrlsi6 in fein.m
glute laa. Gdmmtli6s Sr.i 8erlebten
tpurben bann eilisii nn6 bsm Stabt.
boipitaf aeIGdfit. po ss iid berause
iiellte, bab Jentins ioipobl, fpte lem
ansreiier SoIlp tuum nit Sem 3eb.r
bapontommen biirftsn, ba bic augeln
ebls 1beile berl.bi brben. Wie bic
goIiaei fpGter in erfubruna bra9te,
tparen Senfins uro SohnIon pesen
.ines grapipiels in Strsit serat6en,
in tpelden iih Sonp miI6t. unb pdr'
tel fir SobnIon srgrsii.nb, isinsn RE
polper duf Seniins abfsusrte.
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,. u. 8. Central. .@erbaub uou Samil'
ton Gountp, 2.

Inter @oriie Oes Serrn Geo. ..
Ioraer unb NIT Serrn ,5olepb
Sdvpors aIs Sefretdr, iano gelteri
ssadulittoe in Der St. 6ranslstus
Safe cine gerianlnllimg oes obigen
gerbanSes itatt, in tpelfer Sunatat
Der ultS Den Serren Soiepb Sernlra.
@sp. g. 0p.rser, Senrp aoItmepsr,
y. ". camping. Sranf aaleIler ullo
Seurp gtellc beiteheltoe sllsidnlB be-
ridtete. oab Der Sortrags.aurius, Der
n6brenb ees @inters arrangirt NOR
Den mar unS Icst 3u enoe setonIlnen
III, iehr erioIgreitb gemcien iel unp
of,re 3melicl naditen @inter pleoer
auiJenominen iperoen miIroe.
Ter RcpiiionS.sl .sluSidpIb, bcliebetlo
a,rs ben Scrren Seurp SteIrenpobl
NIB .. u. Camping tbeilte Der Der
icnimlung nit bab er Die Bidder Der
,sinon,bcamtcn acpriiit uno riftia bt.
i.,nbcn babc iilo rur0e oaraulbin mt
1onf enilaiieu. SeSii5lid Der alil Den
g. bis 3. Sitni nod Gbiaicotbc cInte'
rriencn Saoresfcnpetition eeS .. y,
e Staotsperbanbcs pon Spio berldl'
tetc lsraiiSent Gpereer, nab Ole
Staatsbcauten am nddIiten Sonlltab
IN Columbus, 9, cine Sieuns abbal'
ten lreroen, nm 5u enlIGel1eil. op %
spedlnibia iei Die 0pnnenttop anI
lpatcrbin sn ueid,ieben lin; ieoddl n.'T
a1c Sale 1eriiitet III ieth er1sbltc
Der 9er6onf oic Ncrren sSrIepb
cdDurs, Scnrp RerSmann nib Ser
borb Sdmiibt alS 1elcgotea uno lpltS
md, Ole fdQige &,ptltener an Den
Staatsperbano oil.
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Dpm ber CMbme.

@er iih bas 1ilmSrama -Ihe
girtb Of q gtatiOn" in u ran D
Opernhaus nod nida angeieben
bat, mug bas I'm 2auf. oer WoF
tbun. benn tommsnbsn Sdmtas ftn'
bet unmiberrufli5 oi. lebte9oritelluns
ftatt. Dir baber .s bier nit Re4t MT
.intm puterlGn0ii6en Siiid gu tbun,
pas iiberbies ,ine Der intersHantelisn
gpifoben aus BEN asbeu bes amer''as
niihn 9olies bebanbtlt, ben 8irssr'
triea unb bic Itredliden Jolssn. ben
berfelbe fir bic Sdibitaatsn ssbabt.
Sieben obsr aat Wo&en lang III oaS
Stiid obnellntsrbretuns sefpieit tpor'
ben unb unpsrminbsrt mar Der Ane
brana bes i6duluitisen puhiiums.
Dos IN s.ipib bic bette empfeb!uns
fir biefe Tilmauffiibruns.
ssm 9pric 1beater pirb IN
bieIer Wote Die 9orfiibruns DON
Wtniton Gburail's beriibmter fir BEN
slim bearbsiistsr Ruuele ~5be Griiis'
fortaeIsbt perb.n. Dieit neueite Yro'
s. Der WanbslbiIberiunit bat in bsr
l.sttngDode unse3dblts S6aaren ndd
benz apric aelOdt, bebanbelt fis bod
cine Ger lpi6tisiten uno tritii6iten pt'
ripben unfersr eisenen gei69te -
ben giireertri,g Sn bem Stiide piro
Der gborattsr pom abraham 9ineo!n
aenau 70 iuisSsrsegeRn, tuie sr ii6 I'M
2eben, 2eibsn unb Siese bss srOben
Wiannss pibsripisgslte.
aln Der Spit. oes prosramms in
9. r. aeitBs Ibeattr fir bIeis
@ode itebt gmiIp ann Weaman. bic
bier bas lsbtemal nit 2ouis Wann
auisstreten mar. sic tritt in bem nsus
an Ginatisr r9h gouus Rrs. Stans
forb" auf. GbarIes 6. goans probu'
ART Tcb in ~ Forgotten gomblnas
tion.4 aubsrSsm it,hn auf bsm pro.
aramm bic 5raoiaa Brothers nit ibs
rem breiirtsn Seebunbsn; bic BRET
Steinbel Brothers, dnertanHtt UiullS
Ter. iotpis bic a,robaten Sad uno
2ittp be Wlato
SIN Olympic 1btater piro
es IN bisi.r Wrte Iuitis susehsn. .Iae
DiIe @up" piro su fsbsn isin. uno
ghmuno 6ah.s III Der tomii6e Star
Der @sielIi6ait, bic nit ibrem 2luitre'
tsn iiberan 5urore madts. llntcr ben
Dtiiipt!enbsn beiinbsn iid iernsr 5bos
mas Gnpbsr, Der in Der toatomii9sn
Roa. bts .gOsO" eri@eint; Die Sous
brette Maris Sanien: Dlartba Gp'
monb. GGnasrin unb adHSerin. unn
WliIorso Cecil pcn Der tomiiten
Sper.
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ssiirs Motbe arems.
5ran @nrliter nnb iyram Spper'
,perben i'm @ereiu nit anberen
9amen lire SbGtisfeit mie.
Der anInebmeu.

Ias oeiltitje Stupitel pom amerifd'
.liihen Rotben 9reu5 bat lnltcr Der
4cgibe bon Grnu Sotparo @urliser
nnS iSran aIireo geippert nebit anoe'
rem telttidjen Domen Beoellteiioes ge'
leiitet. Ssn merligen g9o6en :pllrben
gauge Bergs bon SoipitclnaiGc uno
1eniiigen Neutrality-suspicious.
aneefertigt, bic ninr, in nicIcn Siiten
prpadt, Der pra.tiiden 8erlpcn6lng
Barren. Die 9orren molten ltun lire
iegensreid)e 9hntiofeit ipieocr uifneb'
lren uno ,u bieiem .3lref miro oas
Sanptauartier I'M 2aoen an ber Jioro.
ireItede bon 8ine Strabe ullo aailal
am beutisen Gage pieber err
Sffnet. Sn gsrbinbung odnlit
ioG cine sroBe Wsitsliebf6aftss
aanpasne bctrieben perbcn lno ba
re.oem iiliere beutihen iSrauen &c.
ipiB nidt snriidIteben. 9efalutlid, bat
es Cincinnati iibernonrmeu, Der 8e.
ieIlihaft pom Rotben Srcu5 10000
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