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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-18
RUSSIANS FREEDOM

Some curious stories are coming to
light regarding the happenings in
Russia Immediately after the over
throw Of the Gar. The newly won
freedom was accepted as a license by
hundreds of thousands of the ignor-
ant in Petrograd. Workmen wanted
to take turns at playing the boss -
while the boss" was forced to do his
Bit in the shop. It SO happened that
In a certain industrial plant the work
men appeared in the offices of the
civil engineers and informed them
that things had changed now and
nobody was to be a slave. Everybody
would have to take his turn at work
so that all would be equal. They
thereupon asked the civil engineerssto
go into the mines and dig until re-
Heved. And who will do our work.
asked. the engineers. Some Of us will
take turns In your offices" was the
reply. But what will you do there
the men were asked. The same al
Iyou-stt around, sharpen pencils. and
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-18


freight congestion, delays to indus
tries, and slow passenger trains.
It is one result from the universal
shortage of labor. We used to oper-
ate our mines largely with alien help.
but this is not coming to us much
now. 1t shows how much we should
We 1ue the toiling thousands who once
We're CONTEMPORARY called .'wops''
and "dagoes."
The native American is little dis
posed to remove his cuffs and get
down in the bowels Of the earth with
a pick. We shall have to speak with
a little more respect of the laborious
foreigners upon whom we depend to
keep our wheels moving. Our coun-
/ try needs a great many OF these mer
to do these hard tasks, and it will
have to he good to them after the
war. -.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-18
OCTAVIA.

octavia was the daughter of Clau-
dius, emperor of Rome: her mother
was Messalina. She was betrothed
to Eilanus, but through the intrigues
Of Agrippina, the niece and fourth
wife OF C1audius, she : was married
when only fifteen to the Emperor
Nero. This wretched tyrant soon di-
vorced her to marry Poppaea. who
had her banished to Campania. She
was recalled by the people. but Pop
paea, resolved on her ruin, caused her
again to be banished to an island
There she was ordered to kill herself
by opening her veins. She died at
the age or twenty, Her head was
cut off and carried to Poppaea. To
great personal charm Oetavia added
nodesty, sweetness, beHeficience, pur-
ity of manners, talents and ire
preachable conduct; and the people
in Rome mourned her loss with the
greatest grief. She died about the
year IS.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-18
ToDAYs ANNIVERSARIES.


Henry Bessemer, who invented the
method named after him for the man
ufacture of iron and steel, which rev
solutionized the industry, was granted
patent by the British government on
Oct. H. 1855. This was the first
patent granted him and additional
ones were taken out in the following
December and February covering Inn
provements in the process. Bessem-
er,s original process involved decar-
bonization, or. the burning out of the
excess carbon, by blowing air through
pig iron. This revolutionary inven-
ton was due indirectly to the Crimean
war. Bessemer undertook to invent
an improved cannon, but found all
available metals too weak for the gun
he sought to make. He then began
experiments In steel making, with the
ultimate result of the production of
''Bessener steel" His invention won
for him fame and fortune and the
honor of knfghthood. Sir Henry
Bessemer was born in England, but
was OF French Huguenot descent. Since
his pioneer invention, the process of
converting iron into steel has been
vastly improved.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-18
ASEVEN GREAT DAYS
OF STOCKING sEILNG.''
A Special Money Saving Event Opens
at Thing g. co.'s, this Saturday

The Shoe Hustlers, 2 custome rsl and
many who are not regular buyers, but
who were fortunate enough to secure
some of the wonderful stocking values
offered in their famous hosiery sale
last spring, will be pleased to- learn
that similar sale is to be conducted
in all of this well known company s
chain of stores commeicing this Satur-
day and it will he in full swing just
seven days.
Thing & Co.'s hosiery buyer has had
his keen eye on the stocking market
for many weeks, in the effort to pro-
vide for this coming sale just such
attractive values as those which made
the June sale a most phenomenal
one.
During these Seven Great Days of
Stocking Selling beginning with Sat-
urday Of this week, Bridgeport folks.
will have an opportunity of securing
thoroughly reliable hosiery for the
whole family at prices that represent
true economy and are worthy of-ev-
cry careful buyers attention
Note the places. B. Thing &
Co.'S, 1153 Main street. Bridgeport,
Conn.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-18
DUCHESS OF PORTSMOUTH.

Louise de Queronalle. Duchess of
Portsmouth, was oneSof the mistresses
Of Charles 3d.. Of England. She came
Of a noble family in Lower Brittany,
and accompanied the Duchess of Or
leans from France, when she went to
visit.the court of her brother in 1870.
Louise was at this time about twenty
Eve and very beautiful. Her ap-
pearance. manners, and her wit soon
fascinated Charles; and she agreed to
remain with him, ostensibly as his
mistress, but in reality as a spy on
his factions in the French interests.
There is no disgraceful action. in the
last years of her royal lover in which
she does not appear as a principal
moved. She was raised to the highest
honors Of the land by Charles, while
the French king also bestowed on
her the duchy of. Aubigne In France.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-18

Her pensions and profits were enor-
nous. In 1875 her young son was
created Duke of Richmond. and Len
%. Her influence over the heart and
politics of Charles continued mistaken
to the last. On his death, in 1885
the duchess went to Paris, where hei
extravaganza finally ruined her, and
she had to depend for subsistence or
a pension from the French govern.
ment. She died at Aubigne, II
France, in 1894, in her. ninetieth year
closing a long life of sin and shame
in which not an act is recorded thai
excites pity or admiration.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-18

smoke cigarettes.' That, It win be adj
N tilted. Is liberty with q vengeance
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-18

Farmer Went Ads. One sosns . Word
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-18
ZEPPELIN ATTACKS
! SWEDISH STEAMER

Stockholm. Oct. ls.-rhs Swedish
steamer F1andria was attacked by
Zeppelin on its latest trip homeward.
The first bomb which was dropped
narrowly missed the ship. The en-
gines were stopped and the crew or
dered into the boats -Four more
bombs were dropped dangerously near
the vessel. Before all those on board
had entered the. boats there was .
panic. and the captain. had to- use his
revolver to enforce discipline
ing for about two hours IN the boats
Ireturnedsto their ship. Several hours
later another airship appeared and
lowered about the ship for time, but
departed without doing any harm.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-18
BANKRUPTCY COURT.

In the bankruptcy division of the
United States district court yesterday
the referee John w. Banks, disposed
Of several matters, among them the
first was on the final account of Trus-
tee Abraham Levy of the estate OF
Paterson Bros. OF this city. The ac-
count was accepted. There were no
dividends paid, but all Of the prefer
red claims and costs were met.
NJ B. Hartram, trustee or the Purity
1<ilk - Creams CO. 81 stamford, filed
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-18
DENTAL SCHOOL
STUDENTS Will
Get EXEMPT ton


students In dental colleges, of which
there are a score or more in this city.
subject to the new national army
draft. shall be exempted until they
have finished their courses. Ruling
20 that effect was received from Pro-
woet Marshal General Crowder by the
third district appellate board to-
It reads: "An regulations con-
csrning the enlistment of medical
4tadaht1 dn the enlisted reserve corps
\ znd fheir- continuance in their college
eourse while to call to service, shall
4pply similarly to dental students"
SEVERAL dental students have. pre-
<1ouHly been denied exemption by the
1oard and one. william JepsonI APP
& Den1ed to the President. which appeal
\ ~ now pending.
y In the numerous cases considered
xs.te@E$< tn sAsa Gid net issue an
Cunddtaonaa Discharges.
Board 3-John w. Shallenberger
electrical ensineer, y. M. C. Co.: Ar
thur sandsrsoq. rider. Remington
Arms Co; Harold E. Smith, assistant
90 hull e9perintendent. LalxesCo.; John
H T11vey, pressure gauge adjuster
AsherPfk MISUNDERSTANDING Co.
seS2s - sss4sISiss, baker;
Wil1fE2f o. Hdeadesschi clerk screw
milf Singer Co; Michael McCor:
mack. a Beebe Island Manufacturing
Co.: Joseph Lederer, general store
keeper, Ashcroft Co.
Additional Evidence Cases.
Board Louis M. Biderman, ones
tton II alien. refused to reconsider
card shows declaration of intention
no evidence to contrary. Board A.
Clarence r. Robertson. Remington
Arms, letters sent requesting informa.
ton concerning present employment
Board LEO +. Duffy, decision O
October revoked, referred to loca
board for reconsideration. Board 1;
Louis ]. Shannon, decision of Sep
te1nber 10 revoked, claim denied
william J. Bab1onka, too1maker. evi
dence not satisfactory, claim denied
William r. Mcmahon, referred to 10
cal board for re1earing; Michae
Urda, referred to local board for re
hearing: Frank e. Patterson. referre.
TO local board for reconsideration.
Dependency Appeals Denied.
Board 1-DeniseT. Callahan. no evi
dence. Board s, Henry Mobsow, de
pendents in Russia
Physical Disabilities.
Board 3-John w. Lynch, denied
Frank A. Armbruster, evidence doe,
mot show when discharged from nava
service, denied; Leroy b. Hanill, evi
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-18
POOR COAL

In times of stress one weakness at
ter another reveals itself Now poor
coal is being blamed. Railroad men
say it won't make steam enough to
pull their trains on time. Hence
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-18

After kicking on the cost of getting
goods from the producer to the con
sumner, most people proceed to order
groceries on credit with the charge
for interest and bad debts added to
the price.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-18
his final account. A

his final account. A dividend of
IL per cent. was paid.
The final account of Nelson w.
Benedict on the estate of Harry Bis
noff was held over until Friday. for the
consideration of a claim.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-18

CORTEZ c. ROCKWELL, plumb
ing and Heating. jobbing speciality,
1851 Main and Hillside avenue.
Phone 1861 - 3 10 ~
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-18

If those German mutineers don't
look out, they may lose the privilege
of being the Kaiser's slaves.
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Snipi5irt 5aGrbOOt.

Gcnmanocur Nownr0 pcn Scr
StaotS. 2luiternppli8ci bcNab iid &C.
fern nod 9tcu 9orf um Ooielbit ci.
men Gompfcr 3it inipi6iren Der mo-
m6glid bonn Stoote oueefauit iulo
olS SSdbrboot 5piiden 9(nnapoIis
mo Claiborne bcmttt merocn loa
@olWcrneur Sorrinatou ocr Dem
Gomtnuioar Ocu Sluitrog 81 Der Su.
ipeftion ertbeiltc, gInilbt, ooB 10 balo
ais m6gid Scr SGbrbootoienit aui.
gcnommen perOcn ioate. 8eridie.
Gcne &ropoiitionen limo ibm eemacbt
worOen beaiigGc6 oes 9lntoiis ouOc-
rer Dompfer, 0od lit Der Der 9luii6t
0oB Scr 0u inipi3irenOe mobl ant ge-
eignctiten iein miro.
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NeiratGs.gieensen.

Georgc gS Cgoen 80, @ittmcr
&rincc 1Sreocrid, Nlo. mo 6onuie
16orutou 80, gGittmc, @6celing, 81
Grginien,
9iaiom 6. Strolc %, 9|oriolf
90, imo @|aro s. Soiimun 90 Snr.
borton go.
Sobn 6. SdWler, a. 2ot siiO-
Goit-9lpemc m0 Dtorma Nl. 0ree.
burger 81
g9iaiom ". SuabeS, 80, 9tr, 1925,
9li6lono-9luenuc, uno Dlorgoret n
Gu6le, a.
George ". Qndic, 33, 9fr. 274o,
9}orO "a. StroBe, philadelphia, &au
unO 9nna 6. MurpbD. 26, @bilaOel-
p6ia, ga.
Sobn 9. GrapinrO, AZ. 9iem.9orf
rno aulie z, 9ainbrioge, 80, gei9ic-
Oeit Sadionbiac, 6lo
RaDmnnO 8, 3. Garrou. p, lin0
Glfe d. Glorrom, %, 9eiOe non &6i
laOelpbia pa.
ISreoerid s. 8eucr6erO, 27, uua
2oiliie @ertlein, 2i, 9eiOe bon 6o-
tpnspiQe, 9Ro.
qtuguit &ierion 81 91r 1745, g.,
@opiiraBe. unO 2ula s 9oubogc. 2S.
Charles s. 9leiiinger, 81. 9}r. 1927
Git gprtb. .2lpenuc, unO NlarD g.
golng Is.
9lrtbur u. @odcr, 81. 9lItoona,
aSoy mO 9llon @. gopleS, p, Sar.
riS6urg. go
greitou =. @oruoro, %, Brent.
moo0, 1io, uno Nlarion 8. GopliHg,
2S, @ni9iuaion, 2. s.
G6arlcS S. Barrett, 2i, Colgate,
Nfo., ino Gt6cl @} Sc Gompic. 49,
Sorocc 6. @ortlctt "a &Ailoocls
p6ia, 9Sao Or, 1899 gSeitqoiduette
9loenuc umo Gitelle 6ronfton is.
Srbm 2. GipclJ 20, mo 6logeuce
*otdett, 1S.
gSiaiam 6, G}raD. 25. Sourcl @b
lmO Gclio 6. @rolpm 81.
6re0erid Su6cr 3G, unuo Gpa g.,
sedcr, 2s 9ciOc bon 9ourooiac, MH.
Garl 9. Sodel 2S mo 9llice 9li.
Goroioit 30.
6rouf g. 6. Gee, 26, 9}r, S47 &c..
.36. StroBe. im0 @lorgucrite SolmeS,
"a.
G6omoS 6, MorpeQ, 26, geidic-
oen mo 9lnno @cder 26
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-07
6iicriadJt 1T cine eciOenIduft, bic
Geioen Idjafit.

9ieugier0e, Qiebe uno @iferludt
brobten oen 27 Sabre alten &iaium
8. Slider in llngelegenbeiten 0enn
er mrroe mcgen morOentliAen @e.
trogenS Derboftet ln0 geltern @tor-
Gen I'M norO6itlicben Boli0eigeri@t
Dem &idter Sbum Dor9efilbrt. gSil-
liam er5dblte oenl &iNter, ole 0omc
ieineS Seraens DGtte ibnl telepbonild)
mitgctbeilt, oaB lie crit ipat nod
9olle fonlmen miIroe uno OaB er
oesbolb ieinen 9eiuG mif Elm moer-
mai pcri6eben mo6te. nSh grit
bette iiber ole No6ri9t nod, ioete
9SiaionL nuno je mebr i'd Oorii6er
nodgriibelte, 6elto neiIgieriger muroc
i6. Diellei6t aus @iferiudt.. Cine
lnnerc Stinne fliilterte mur 5u, i1
loute mid bor Dem 9auie meiner
angebeteten poltiren. @coobt, ge-
1bonl @unft nm Die opeite Stuuoe
lab i6 Gin 9luton1obil borbeifabren,
N oem id gloubte biie" 0u erfennen.
Nocb es par cine SduI6ung. 90
fe5rte i6 0emn auf meinen Poiten 0u-
rlid, Inn meiter ouf Die Dinge ou
marten, Die oa fonnen iollten. SD
oroubte audi nibt longe 8u parten
obcr an Steae Der @rparteten
lrot plobli6 uno linermortet Elm IT
NoIi3ilt aus Dem S6otten berpor,
Der mid om &on6gelent erfoBte lmo
la9te: oSSSlnger Wlonn felt gerallmer
Seit bobe ic6 sic beobadtet. Sic
tonmen mir oeroG6tig Dor 9eS'
golb miiilcn Sic mir folgen na6 Dem
.StotionsbauIc ocs 6ltlirben 81.
ltritts.~ llno 10 nauoeIte ib oenn
mit ibn. @onge Shtnoen perbrobte
lcD bier, lnbemuBt, elm @ergcben be-
9ongen 81 boben."
Dtit elmer @nrning, lih in gu
tutft Ser 9lcugieroe 5u begebeu
eiferiu6t aus ieinem Screen Su rei-
Ben lrno Der 2iebe lein &ertroueu
oH i1enferL pntIieB ibn Der 9li9ter.
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aseabo9p @reis @emin.

l1er.
L. @roo &ero 90. 9rouning,
elisabeth N. S5cehau Gnllu @f.
N}uGer, Sophia 9onuA 9luaa 6.
@lcGosfer.
2. @rao Mole @cterion, 9}oic
9h.mcntbal @}prtle 8. GrD0eu, Goa
IS. Grua, katherine s. @liaer, Scien
N}. Grf, 9Scarl 6. Stcmart 9l0o s.
@cacr, 9oira q, @ri96t, GtbeI 4}-
96l9ort.
@brenpoae @rlpd6nrng; gleaie
9teubolien. @eruloine 81. @olfer,
@li3abet6 S6omos, g6na g. 9et
@eorgina =. 6. @acioreli @li5obetf
@epfortb, 9iIlion N}. &loppel, @ene.
DieDc Nf. BRADFORD, Gertrude sc. SO.
der, @aen g. Stod, 16eImo 3, lin.
oloub, Curtis 6. 9loie, Rut5 6. SO.
itclo, @laoeleine 8. Wloitermon &o.
t6erine Sipmn 9llice 6. &rua @lo.
0DS 30. Sinclair, Clara 81. 5dneoer
6reiitelen IN SonOelsi6ulen
Goton & Burnett 9uiineB College
8eiiie IS. @ilioh 9iitt6 @olteIlo.
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Gci6dits. .SSegmrilcr.
92atIonal Qanfcll
WierCantiIe NaCucN.
81. IS. Gun & 60.
COZ oio NRarblano 1ruft AuIIoiua.


glutlonal 8nnfcn.
,,xbe clS 1ptun y'atlpual Haut", mubs pnb
@reters@irdbe |ncoh gA p0of BtdnueNf:
NenrO 8. lteone, NaiNrer.
,,secono National 9aml", 4s2 Gnosg'roaomaD.
~ IS, NSdgner. &niret.
nseeasn giaii0aal Sanl", "a Horo euhnp .sir.
Us. NlQron 4afIirer
Staots. .9anfen.
,1eutlde gout pcu Baltimore, Baltimore, unb
@oli0lOs@lrnBe. Yhimui g8ehor, Btdloeni;
SpDu @. guuber &ices8rdnhent; @eolae "
NaHg, St1liirer.
Spor-8dufen.
,,1whdc Sporbanl bon Baltimore, GnsaDa
ull0 @aliiniorcsSiraBe
tIt.Gompo1nien.
veaie DrpONt anb 1rua GompaAl", Is Sonib.
9aumateriaIicn Tburen Seuiier-
rabuen, 2d0cn, etc.
Sas y. Soiter & g.. tl5-117 ThbsS,eberia,
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Neridlt Seg NaliimOre Meiterburcans
etauslide Sempcratur
gLlls Oell llbtI9en BlnOes.Wettets

NlI9 OCT llDIlBIII SHIIUVssRHVIIUIs
6cobadtllngs Stationen mltr0en Die
folgcn0en boditen Gemperturen, Die
Inn s llbr geitern 9(benO berridtelL
6cri6tet:
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Gunnenanianno unS .llnteraang.
6lutB
gQcttcrausiidltcn.

Sir Marplauo inO oen DiItritt
Columbia beute molfig uno &egen'
i@ouer, liiolicbe @inoe.
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0cntidjcr ltnterridt se6t iucitcr,

sdul6e66roc laBt 6rogc Ser Sl6.
idaiiltng oes oelitideu llnterri6tS
in Ocn oiicntliHen S6ulen foQcu
Sob fiir MaDor Rrelton uno
oic @oli5ei6e60rOe. 9}amen ser
@ro0ilirten ser pcridieOeuen
S6uIcn 6efonnt geae6cn.
Gie S@ul6e60rOe IieB geitern9}aG-
mittog in i6rer Sibung oie6roge OeS
oeliti6en llnterri1tes in Oen 6fiertli-
den S6ulen nidt mieOer oui oaS
Gapet fommen uno nad 9lniiht oer-
i6ieOener Glitglie0er lit Die 6rage
iuenigItenS fiir oie @egenport erie
6igt. Gos Gonlitc, ipel6es nit ser
2oiung Der 8rage Ser 9l6itbaiiltn9
Des llnterri6ts 6etralit mar, rei6tc
feinen 9eri6t iiber oieiel6e Elm unO
fein onOeres @litglieO 6radte tie Dor.
S1ul-Gommiii1r 9ii6orO 9iggS
rei6te einen 9ei6luB eit in wel6em
9lnerfennuug ousgeiprohen miro fiir
oie oilsge5ei6nete 9lrt imo @eiie, IN
pelGer MoDor YreIton iino Die &oIi-
3ei6eborOe Die potriotiicbe S6ulfeier
am 6ltBe Oes @oi6ingtou 0enfmQ.
les fii6rten. gluh Dem 8rGIi0enten
ser Sbul6e60roe nuB OoS ge6ii6,
renoe Sob 3uerfonnt peroen fir ieine
pirfiame S6Gtigfeit aulGbliG oieier
geOG6tniBOoaen 6eier. Ger Griolg
oieIer 9lffaire mar ein groBortiger,
iagte Die 9ei6luBnabme, Die notiir-
lid BON alien Nlitglieoern Ger 9eb0r.
De einItimmig guteebeiBen puroe
9hid Die 9et6eiliglmg Der Staotfo.
peQe inter ser 2eituug oes 8rofei
iors Sobu Sbel muB geprieien mer-
oen.
9luf Oie om 20. SUM itottiin0enOe
3ioniiten GonDentiou mur0e Scl-
tens Der SdulbeborOe aufmerfianl
gemadt.
81. Clement 8. &enroie, ser @or.
iiBer ser 5000 GconomD Commit
ion iproG mie0erun Dor uno er.
fldrte, OoB er in @enleini9ait Ser
gGipic 6rauens2tga4 orbeite. Inn Oas
SdulgebduOe mdbreuo Oes Som.
mers fir bGuSli9e 9lrbeiten offen 81
balten gum @eiten ser 0}ation. 0os
9ieeel-Gomite murOe augemieieu in
ole Sadie nG6er ein5ugebeu.
9erihmenOmng in Sdulen in 9al.
timore belolifen iid) mouatlicb auf
$1,000, erflGrte Serr eugene g..
@rooeS, ser Sefretdr ser u9lmerican
9onfers Sbiten for SboolSopiugs"
bon 9loriolf, &a @r iprah iiber 0os
SDitenL Oas er, inn Sale Die Shul.
beb6rOe iid einOerltanoen erfldrtc,
einfiIbren DiirOe.
Iie 2iite Der 9famen ocr SAiiler
welhe in oen 6iientlicbcn SAuIeu
graOiliren merocn lpur0e qltgc6ei.
BEN. Gie 9}amen Ser S6iiler lmo
pie iolat:
80 q II Iidh Q S1hcre 3 1ditprs
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1lnter6nLtnnns.gN .gNeninciler.

n1urbs G0e e5aroeH Of Aaa6" (9eo Ioei-
bilo).
,,Uippphrumc" &diocoine uno g9anoebIber.
,,Mlnr1lanD "-sgauoeoille unD 28aHoebl ,er.
n8etOria" 8auoeoiue uno Q9unoelbiloer.
pJOcr Wiciu Bart" Idglicb Gon3erie Aro
nlioere gltrdtioneH
,,9jaO e6ore" - IdeIi0 Gon8erte uHo anoNe
unierbaltln1gen.
,,C8mDnu Dat" TdoIib Gauoeoiae ullH
nn0erc llnter6aiunQeH
nScrmGuHs 9art", @elair Noab 5daIi1
&auoeeiae, Waiiif un0 Ial3.
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Sic Storung, lpeIGc un 0ien-
itog iibcr gloromelt@liiiouri central
mar, bclpegtc iid in noro6itli6er
9i6hmg, nobnt an Stdrfe 8u unO
Ocrluio6te g8inoitiirmc ouf Den gro
ben Seen, iopie 0legcngiliic in iener
Grgion, I'M @iiiouri-, @liiiiiiippi.
lmO 0bio-&bole, iowie Den mittel.
otlautii6en uno 9leu-@nglunO-Stoo-
ten. S6perer lofoler &egeu ereie!
ncte ii6 IN 9loros&irginieM Worp-
louo, @eit- lmo Glt.gle6roSfa. Die
Eemperotlir fiel etpoS inn o6eren
Wiiiliiiippi-Gbnle uno Der oberen
5ee-Hegion, 100 bic Eemperatilr be-
oeutenO unter Dem normalen Bunftc
ltonO. Sn allen auoeren &beilen Oes
%6noes mar Die Sewperatur boBcr
oils normal.
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@aumoteriaIicM Nliren. 6eniIer.
QSofent. .g[lnu9Iie

9ntent- glHu1lte.
Gbpu n, eamnrls, glebSlp1lt Raienie SAM
oelSsxhnbnqrfeL &erln0sre1te Nlarbnn0
Iruit Wuil0nQ.
Chaplin NJ atraniuu, iioii7 cam NuIIbma.
q, .. 4 u. g. 0ewasS, Az Continental Nlbo.
FraIii3iren Iet 1879 crioiarel@ III @oltlwors.
9llitonlobile.
.,VGdarb M,stOr Is. ol galtinnred 0barles.
StraBe uno Nii 6ubnl Aueuuc.
',sar'Da q 5,Sbils % Co." ~ djaSScs Sasa "fi il6s si4io
Noro'90ares' SiraBe
Qan0mirtbldaiilibe GIer1tbe, Gdlnc.
reien lmO @eiliqelSiidterqi.
eITiiIl1 Turner gsv 2oB Qoro.siacaseir- uHb
abe Weber a eitNer Co., 90 aiabt@t
pennbeS Snmen0elDat.
&llmbing, GurnaceS, &cnaes irnA
Dcicu @o@oedeu unO &innen.
@emsii Bros 52s @oro-5emoni.etOeme
SAlpserlbmie0e inO BIumhers.
2cgu putsft, i?3l Shames.erade. 8. 81 w.
Observation-Disclosures.
20, 2, abadsllurS 4 Soy ii7-2i ebumnsr II
@oHmerse NnionN
nTsntlcle Gene, .AerhdIeruuge.W Welelilnnii", 00l.
iibaDl itilS Baltimore Girnhe
sDcmtlh.amlritaniide ncreesldcunaS. .OlA
lelinat" baltimore eanbe unb 04lom
,,Olegai Snnran-. 80. Of qiYe,pooIa Seirb 9p.
gShliieioi Hellbc3 9Fauu8er iO1 iC3 Nbnm.
Der Of 0ohunerce guiinina
,,Wernnuia Neufr Gtrlidetuuq3 O3eruiNalf~.
NaIilmore' unb @ori6ehabe.
9Icdpluiten. N}etall, etc
2oeu, 0onrIa & Co., Suc, 10 10 AaIoer,lon-
GitdBe
&fan0leib. @elbdfte.
"Sonlolioairo acau Co.,, gorh Gab. Ghahe.
Gileumoorca dllcr 9lrt mo SUI.
ibmieo. 8nbe60r.
y. Seph Nagne 0r., 800 1854 Nnrb .Gan.gfg
@igent6unIS glgcutui nno Sdn0ler
Sicre 8. 1uaGu & SepNsy, 40 ciperiuaion
8citungcn 3citihriiteH, etc,
vIge Baltimore NeiUS Nompenb", Mcberi y. a
@9eeers Sei6alisiiprcr, 227 R'9alpeFi'@ir
0eutihe giidtr ino 8citiArIitcn.
NJ oauItid. glr oO6. @ea,eerineion.eirahe
G0otoaropb.
gamrath EN- Gboioaratb BON 9lussel6mHa.
ar. 10. Qseii'eelinaiell Sirabe-
GrieoGSfc.
CaF qolua grmgera 8ellanoerte 9aIiprm
aSsr.aSsr s,Sss wMas ns lsa'ao"'bp'ate 1HisF 'aFN
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@uaSe8.0epOrtcment fir Q0nOwirtG-
Idloft-gQcttcr.Q .QIiIreaM.

DnaoeSsNcpnrtement lnr SanOlplrtD-
Idnft- Mctter-Siiream.
giormoIc Gemperotlm. ...7l @roo.
@dttlere Gentperatur ..72 @rao.
S66ite Ecmperohlr. .S6 @roo.
9}ie0rigIte Eempcrotllr. =. IT @roo.
8cridJt Ses Baltimore @etterbureams
Ger 6eAGtgfeitseebalt Der 2uit
mar 60 9Sro0eut i'm 8 llbr Naorgeps
lln0 Sc @rn1ent I'M s llhr gLben0S.
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Snnacrt im ..0arrnIL. .llarf.N Z

9us &rueramm ir oas Concert oes dotis
lben RnrfsCr6eers inter Heitunq oes Brof.
Iuniel Sel0mann in Dem yGarroQs&art" 6eute
@6eno bon s bis 10 ll6r it, ipie iolgt
uNmerica".
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