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Closkey" and her
self famous at the
same time. Miss
Cline is said to re-
ceive n weekly
salary of from
$3.50 to $500. Leav-
ing out of the
question the mat
ter of art. and con-
si'lering only the
box Office prob
lem, she is worth
all sue gets. 1t is
not so very many
years since Mag
rr,A rlt~@
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where the Peoples theater now stands
Then ne got n down town Broadway house.
ard after n short stay there removed TO
his present location Oh Fourteenth street
He is entitled to distinction for being the
first manager to pilot travelling variety
show to success
A list of the we'll known singers and
actors who have ut different times served
under Tony Pastor would occupy good
deal of space. Among these may be men
toned George S. knight. Nat Goodwin,
Denman Thompson, Gus Williams, Ed
ward Harrigan, Tony Hart, Matte Wick
ers. Neil Burgess. Carrie Swan, William J.
Scanlon and the airy fairy Lillian Russell,
who now draws a salary Of 81, 200 Il week
as the prima donna of T. Henry French's
opera company in THE Mountebanks." 1t
IS not surprising that the greater portion
of the theatrical profession feels kindly
toward dear old Tony"
The most popular member of Tony Pas
tors company, by long odds. is Maggie
Cline, the buXom beauty who made MARY
Ann kehoe," Throw Him Down, Nc
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will acquire such hold upon the af
sections OF the people. Harry Kernel.
at the time of his affection, was said to
nave been in receipt of an income Of over
Si000O for the season of less than forty
weeks.
Harry's brother John is said to have
'oeen a New York hack driver He went
on the stage, and soon after joined Harry
and they constituted the foremost sketch
Team of America. But of course they sepa
rated. John is now featured" in "The
hustler" breezy nothing through which
ne walks. and in which he seems to please
most pcopie-especially John Kernell-im.
mensely Harry Kernel was an artist in
ms way. while John was only considered
toir.abiy good because he slightly resem.
blcd Harry. Still he must receive a salary
exceeding 5000 a season.
Whenever the word variety" is men
Sioned in America one name immediately
suggests itself. Who is there who has not
heard Tony Pastor. the American king of
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vaudeville" with
mis- high hat tipped
launtily forward
and sufficiently to
one side to appear
u a k | S h, sing in
that peculiar voice
of his u song which
noone understood.
no one cared any
thing about and
every one applaud
-eds Nobody has
ever been able to
discover the secret
Of Tony Pastors
remarkable popu-
2arity. Many q bet.
ter variety singer
than he would be
glad to get steady
o m pl oy ment at
forty dollars a
week. My theory
is that people are
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would have discouraged managers from
further attempts in that direction, but the
effect, if there has been any, seems to have
confirmed the prognosticntors of the pub
Tic amusement appetite in the theory that
variety-or vaudeville. If you prefer the
foreign terIn-is the special form of enter
eainment for which Americans generally.
and New Workers particularly, have been
Yearning for, lol these many years.
The Park theater is now devoted cx.
ciusively to vaudeville, and from what
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REIGN OF VAUDEVILLE.
-ItS Permanency Is for the Pres.
4 ent Problematic.
KINGS AND QUEENS OF VARIETY.
Ban Interesting Budget OF Gossip About
We'll Known Performers-Tony Pastor,
eho Kernels, Maggie Cline. Frank

VARIETY Is ell
throned In New
York city, Wheth-
er Its reign will be
a brief or protract-
ed one will depend
of course upon the
manner in which
1t is presented.
One would natu-
rally suppose that
the indisputable
fzzle at the Casino
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Valuable Farm
That III ust Be
Sold Quick

No. The Citizens National
Bank of Middletown, Delaware,
has placed in my hands for sale
the following valuable farm, to
settle a claim which they hold
against it. This farm will be
sold regardless of cost, and is
one of the finest in Somerset
county. 1t is situated about 6
miles from Pocomoke City, 3
miles from railroad station, %
miles from steamboat wharf, /
mile from good school, conven-
lent to churches. Contains 3554
acres, 1913 acres OF which is
arabic, high, level, red clay
land, in good state of cultiva-
ton. 1871 acres is III pine wood
land, with an abundance of
woods manure, 40 acres is well
set in clover, 80 acres is now
seeded in wheat, 1000 peach
trees, 500 apple tress. Dwelling
has 6 rooms, which is in ordin-
airy condition, outbuildings are
numerous. The front of this
farm, and lane, is enclosed with
hedge fence. The Banks claim
is Sc, 200, and for this figure it
can be bought. Terms ] cash.
No. Belongs to an estate
which must be closed at once.
Contains about 80 acres, J of
which is high, arabic land, SAN
dy top, red clay bottom, balance
is in pine woodland, which is
also high with an abundance of
woods manure. This is one of
the finest trucking farms in this
section, land is light and warm,
and in good state of cultivation.
It is situated . miles from POGO
moke City. Dwelling and out
buildings are III bad condition.
Price 81, 300, and is a bargain.
Also $50 other farms for sale,
send for description and price
list.
| FRANCIS H. DRYDEN,
Real Estate Agent,
Pocomoke City, Nd.
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An Apple Trees Roots.

Tor the purpose Of erecting suitable
monument in honor of Roger Williams,
the founder of Rhode Island, his ,pri-
vate burying ground was searched for
himself aud wife. 1t was found that
everything had passed into oblivion.
The shape of tine collins could be traced
only by the carbonaceous matter. The
rusted hinges and nails and round
wooden knot remained in one grave,
while a single knot of braided hair was
found in tho other.
Near the graves stood an apple tree.
from which fruit had been gathered
each year and eaten. This had sent
down two main roots into the very pres
ence of the cofined dead. The larger
root, pushing its way to the precise spot
occupied by the skull Of Roger Will
liams, had made a turn as if passing
around it, and followed the direction Of
the backbone to the hips. Here it d.
vided into two branches, sending one
along each leg to the heel, where both
turned upward toward the toes. One Of
these roots formed a slight crook at the
knees, which made the whole bear a
striking resemblance to the human form.
New York World.
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Maxim. Ghost Photographs.

Photographers. and especially anna
teurs, have given much attention to the
production Of spirit photographs, and
many suggestions have been made as to
the best mode of securing effective pic
lures. A prominent operator states that
he has obtuined excellent results by set
ting up the camera and focus in the
ordinary way on person wrapped in q
sheet or other suitable covering and plac-
ing the clothed spirits lightly out of focus
against a dark background, giving a
short exposure and then Gaping the
lens. If the real sitter is then placed in
the center of tae, focusing screen and
given an ordinary exposure material
lied angel will be visible on the develop
ment of the photo.-Pittsburg Dispatch.
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a Young ChiId WIG.

The conversation had drifted to early
marriages, and Allan Thompson, Of
Dubuque, said: THE youngest wife |
ever knew lived at Fairview, la. Her
maiden name was Ella Hotchkiss. and
at the age of eleven she was married to
youth of eighteen, whose name CAN
not now recall | frequently saw her
after her marriage playing with other
children about the village, making mud
pies, etc. About u year after the mar
rage a little daughter-a tiny thing
weighing but three pounds-was bora
to the youthful couple. The ladies of
the neighborhood then persuaded tie
child wife to don long dresses and quit
jumping the rope in the street. st.
Louis Globe Democrat.
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The Ba mar a af F ss s 5 a 9RSsS 1sata
teacher and disciplinarian" :,
University Of Virginia in hs eho ..
Chemistry competent to teach sdyanSsd nd
so NJ a ad vs S vta na as
ouinby where she received tn.
institution Her ability aad ns.
teacher especially pupils are wall known 10 our
people n.,s
Kaba at Shs s' efoa
Ga 4oe eGasvatofy She Is 'ss'~1s"osa
building 9esa quiet part Of the
The building nine rooms the large fpnitnre
i beng The SFounds o5n5,
for girls and boys The Department. buldns thus
avoiding the from one bfns to n yery
weather It will provided number of good pianoa
this school will on Monday the I
dry Tie session $ terms.
TERMS TUITION AS FOLLOWS
For Lower English including 0hogaphy Reading Writing
s n e 1s
Rhetoric Composition Chemistry &C. per term So or per
For In French German and higher each
ali t % S 0 except Music are
@ p ou Pq 9den wKp M per
additional of No extra charge f0 s OF
the bn wan the o RP p
the Vocal Lesson.
will be required in this school, Bills viii Dc
may and month Of the term has has
elapsed time they will be charged for the balance " he
Music pupils will be charged only which they take
No deduction above stated and
in Ssss pt M be on hdrsn
board reasonable rates GIN be obtained IN private ~
For circular and further apps the Secretary
John P. /. Hopkins.
s HpRS5 < (. 9 S1aeiI Trustees.
1honas Powell,
Stewart x s Powell Sec seey ;.o.
CEancocl, Va. Aug Slst lo"2
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Incre,,se of Voting PopuIntion

Between 1850 and 1890 the eligible
.oting population in the United States
increased 50 per cent. The ratio of
growth was smallest in Maine and Yer
mont, and largest in Nebraska, Mime
sofa, Oregon. Florida, Kansas and the
new states. Florida increased more
largely than any one of the southern
states, and New Jersey more largely
than any Of the northern states east OF
the Mississipri-New York Sun.
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a MILITARY Doubt.

"Did you see boy about my size
round the corner?" a boy inquired of an
elderly gentleman who was passing.
"Yes, i believe 1 did," said the man.
Ibid he look uglyr"
.sIdidn't notice"
Ibid he look scared:"
II don't know. Why
"Why, heard he was round there.
and don't know whether he wants TO
lick me. or whether he's afraid I'm go.
ing to lick him. Wish didr-Ex-.
change.
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tits asserted that the proportionate
number of births in Russia is nearly
double that of France, while the Ger
man population increases faster than
that of. any other country. Cham bers
Jou.nal.
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SALISBURY, MD.
Sole Agents or the Eastern laryland Virginia
pR @A.sE 1saAL Ok

D, ,r STR universally the best burning and
illuminating This results due to
eoses the the approved methods
in Is ma
illuminating
twenty which time gallons have been SOLD
quality VIII not smoke chimney and
but little than the inferior grades OF
market 1t is especially family oil
We also have the White Red Star Coal Oil 1902 water
White Head Light and 800 Red Head Light Lehigh Valley and
Les Goals Lime aud Plaster The highest grades OF
Flour Cora itay Miif Feed, fElseaoSsas, Sss ea2
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KENNETH A. BAN, NJ A., (Uny Va, 1922 PRINCIPAL
of Louisa Co.. Va ASSOCIATE
Miss ELIZABETH OuEY Assistant in Languages
Mathematics Instructor in Primary Department
England Conservatory OF hus teaener
of Piano, Harmony, Theory and Voice
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I. he lGnanoook - cademy.
announcement f,r the Session lse2-'e3

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University Of Virginia wf So snd
admirable ana SUCCESSFUL
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All the government securities of the
United States and Great Britain Will
curl up in the first blast. Ill the money
safes and depositing vaults will melt IN
der the first touch. The STA will. burn
like finder, and the shipping will be
abandoned forever. The N slteds gold II,
the brokers' window will barst through
the melted window glass and into the
street, but the flying population will
not stop to scoop it up. q
The cry Of "Firer' from tue. mountain
will be answered by the cry If g Fire!' i'll
the plain. The connagratiion viii Dus.u
out from the continent toward the sea.
and then burn in from the sea toward
the land. New Yorlsand London, with
zone cut of the red scythe Of destruction,
will go down. twenty-five thousand
miles of conhagratiop! The earth will
wrap itself round and round in STROUD
of flame and lie down to perish. What
then will become of your golden calf
Who then SO poor as to worshipsit?
lielted or between the upper anl:the
neither milestone of falling mountains
ground to powder. Dagon down. no
loch down. Juggernaut down. Golden
calf down.
But, my friends, every day is a day of
Judgment, and God is all the time
grinding to pieces the golden calf.
Merchants of Brooklyn and New York
and London. what is the characteristic
Of this time in which we live? bad"
you say. Professional men, what is
the characteristic of the times in which
we live? "Bad,' you say. Though l
should be in q minority of one, i venture
tte~opAim that these are the best tunes
we have had, fx ssle reason tAaS God IS
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Stewart X. Powell, Sec'y.
Craneocls, Va, Aug. a1st, 1922.
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Yolterabenb beim General.
Wnkfn,e{ffcr

Ser Staatsfefretdr bes beutldeu
@ei68poitamt8, 9err bon Stephan,
teierte iingt bic 8ermdblung ieiner
dltefen SO6ter nit benz Yremiers
lieutenant b. Napolsfi.
3pet Sage borber fanb Der polters
aberb tatt, auf mel9em elm reid ausz
geitatteter pofaua porgefibrt murbe.
Sn getreuen 3eittra6ten eri6iene1 aus
benz 4ltertbum elm afprif9er 8riefbote
NIT feinen 8riefen, bic nod 3ieaelfeine
tparen, Elm dgpptiiher 2anbbrieftrdger
nit feinen Papprusbriefen, ein atbeniz
fher Demeroorom. smei 3abelarii aus
Der 3eit Der r6mii6en &epublit unb
bes @dfarentbums, elm reitenber @ouz
rier beS Safer Nuguitus, unb enbli6
Elm r0mifher potmeifter. Damn tam
aus benz Mittelalter elm miirbiger &loz
ferbote nit einem ieds3ebm Sub lans
gen Boten settel, elm Stubentenbote bon
Der Barrier lniperftdt, elm Briefiun=
ter beS beuti9en &iiteroroexs uub
fdIieBli6 smei @ontan3er @teblboten.
MuS Der Neu3eit erfdienen iooaun Elm
9burn= uub 9a9is'f9er poaiaon, bier
fnrfirtli6 branbenbureiide, pier pre1z
bii9e poiiaone ie NIT Stanbarte, elm
@4irrmeifter un6 elm preuBif9er
Selbpoftmeifter, meiter bic 9arteaerin
Der 5elegrapbie, bier rcrbbeutt9e po=
ftiQone nit ben Nb3ei9en Der Gelbpof,
enblid bier &ei9spoftiIone in @ala
nit Der Hei6Stanbarte unb Matrolen
BON einem &ei6spoftbampfer.
Sie gan3e Torfiibrung biefes pofs
auges. Der in elmer alegorifden, ben
WeItpoftperein baritelemten @ruppe
gtpfelte, tpurbe bon 9erolben eingez
leitet unb erldutert, tpdbrenb muiifa=
Hide 2eitungen, barunter apei Quar-
tette auf poftiaonsb0rnern, i'm be-
gleiteten.
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Hcrlanat
VtrlarI9t
miro fofort elm @ei1irrwai6er i'm
Mtffionss@ arten.


- Mebfer Flanagan, Der 3ou.
Solicitor in 81 pafo unb fem Mifiteni
pimm, iopie elm @binefe Namens @6
Safe, finb bon Der 8unbes. @ranb. eSurp
in Nnflage3uitanb perfebt tporben, un=
ter Der anfdulbieung. baB iie Chine
len gefeBwibrig eingelafen bdtten.
Flanagan unb pimm tpurben gegen
Siirgihaft i'm BetraJe bon $500 mies
Der auf freien CUB gefebt.
= Sn 8elton perbraunte hie groBe
Cotton : @ompreB nit 5000 Balen
8aumpolle. Ser S1aben ipirb auf
$4,000 gefddBt.
- Wdbrenb Der 3uiammentunft
conf6berirter 8eteraner in Dallas ers
idoB Or q 8. Sones BON Dallas
ben Capt. %. 9. 0eal BON Sort
Wortb. gs beiBt, 8eal babe in intis
men Be3iebunsen gu Mrs. Sones gez
tanben. Or. Sones 1T elm Wtann BON
IS Sabren unb Yeal bate au1 bereits
elm Utter DON 81 Sab-en errei1t. Die
uriade, ueSbaIb Sones 0eal erf9oB,
liegt iiber % Sabre 3urid.
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THIBODEAUX.

Was bebeutet biefes Wort2 IS 1T
baS 9anbelsaei9en beS
CINDERELLA S6ubz feS.
So I'M Wabl1abre befanntli9 &C.
19dftstiue berrf6t unb mir einert gros
BEN IOrratb BON S6ubmert fir Sers
rem, 9amen unt &inber an Oanb
baben, leueite Sacons unb Muiter, 10
pertaufen mir Maes aum 6 o f.
preie unb liefern bic 8emeife bas
fir. Ollie Waaren iinb neu unb purs
ben fpe5iel fir bieien CONNER beiteIt.
Die preiie iinb LIBERAL in 3ablen ans
gegeben. Wer biaig unb gut faufem
mill, gebe gum
Cinderella Sdjub Valaft.
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Gin perfnB6serter Mcuu


Sn &aci e in 8isconfn lit biefer
Sage Der rberfn0derte Damn, Curtis
9ids geitorben.
@r tpar Dor SO Sabren in 6idstomn
i'm @ountp Dut9eB i'm @taate New
Vort gebore1 unb fannie BON elmer
Qudferfamilie ab. St murbe Qofos
motipenfibrer unb erfreute fi6 unur.
terbro9en elmer guten @eiunbbeit, bis
er in Der Na6t bonn 26. Mpril 1879
plobli6 erfranfte. 9ie Merate ertldrs
ten bic &raufbeit fir entsiEbIiden
3beumatismus, aber fpdter fente fie
lid als elmer Der duBerft ieltenen Sdle
BON Wertn66eruig beraus. Die SSuBe,
3eben, 6uBselente, 8eine, &nieaelenfe
unb fogar bic 9iiften perfnoderteu
bolfomn1en, dbnlid crying es nit ben
9dnben unb Mrmer unb an Dem aar,z
gen &orpe: 9ab es fein Glieb, ueldeS
nidt polftdnoig fteif unb bart lpie Rnos
diem tDurbe. Ser innere G0rper oeer
wenigftens elm She'll bapon mar Qez
funb, aber bic &innbaden unD Bic
3dbne tparen 70 feft aufeinanber ges
preBt, baB faum elm Grader" baapi=
fhen gefhoben perben fonnte. Srob
ieines 5m6lfidbrigen 2eibens NOR fein
@eit big gu ieinem 3obe unsebroden.
CUR 3eit feiner @rfranfung mpg Der
Wann lao Qfunb unb CUR 3eit ieines
9obes IS pfuno. Cine @ittue, flint
36dter unb ein Sobn iiberleben i'm.
Sie &inber iinb p01ig seiunb.
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9em Gtutnrs mabe.

Gerabe pte etn baufantses Tenementbaus etnfarst,
wenn istnen f&wa&en Mauern unb gaIfen in ben
cberen stOdrerfen stne gu srrbe Cat aufsetarbet rtrb
70 briat aud etne f%wd3lt&e aOnfttutipn suiammeu,
rem fe RON aranfbeit unterntnsrt Nib; Der 8uIams
menbrua mus fraber oher ipdter e~rfoIsen. mean be,
a6rper nt&t r~edtBettts basesen sef6dst uub aeddbli
ptre. 9ofetter'S Waaenbitter8 TT fhr 5&wdhltGe,
nsrrbie eente aub I'd, Dp8peptifrr prr un{bdtbar.m
A5errb, neil eS le Dor ben 3~ufammenbrun bewabrt,
Aean brau@t nth. serabe BITE Musteln etnss Simfpn ,u
BADEN, I'm I'D frdfttser @eiunbbeit gu ~erfreuen. Gs
stebt ntele tletne, %nnterfeste unb f@pa9lt9 ausiebenpe
WfeniHen, melhe lib ether pbdnomenoten 0e,unbbeti
rhhmen fsnnen. Strait 1T bic Gdbi3fett, art au eNeu,
gut su perbauen unb gut gu i@iaien. Dteie Srait err
idnSt man enr@ rem @ebrau& BON Soffetter's Maaen
btttets. Auserbem furirt baHelbe MaIaria, bilt6Se,
Ibeumat'i&e unb acknowledgement, beSeirat Werpp.
ftdt uno biltt bte Standardization be8 GitsrS leths
ter %ertraaeu.
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6 0 { d { 6.
Nuerlef.

SSbre ameiten Burger apiere Iies
Ben tfid auSltelen: Strip 4aIb, Matb.
pager. @briffian S@dBler un6 Soc
3eltpid.
Die reue ffdbtii6e 6reif6ule Der
8. War6 tpirb anf benz INSTRUMENTATION
Gru1lbffide in Der @arten StraBe err
ridtet merben. Das bon Der 5tabt
ertuorbene @runbftid bat 210 SUB
JrDnt. Mit benz 8au mirb iofort be-
goTEHet merben.
in st. Qeonarb 6otel beging
@barteS &emi, elm ppblbabenber Saz
IopusBeiBer aus 2arebo, Selbfmorb
6urh grf6ieBen. Cur @rmittlung
be8 grunbes feiner Shat febIt iegli9er
NrboIt.
Sic GaIpefon, harrisburg &
San MntoniosB abn bat anldBlih beg
bitfiget beutidzamerifdnilden Bolts
ffite8 bebeutenbe &atensg rmtdBigungen
erIahen. Dana1 mer6en 6ins unb
3urids8 ilIette fur bic SPECIALIZING mad
San Mntonio gu folgenben Yreiien pers
fouft: Bon 6dulenburg, 6Iatonia unb
@on3aIe8 fur 81; bon WdIber, 6arz
mocb unb 2uling fir $3.50; bon
8ingsburp unb @eguin fir 81; bon
Warion fiir Is Gents unb BON @ibolo
uub @onDerfe fir SO gentS.
Hut benz Observation-Disclosures
murbe cine %unbefaftnte. etua 81 Sabre
alte Jran nit eiuem 3 Sabre alien
3lnbe d%ngebalten, mel6e geiffesgeff6rt
IL unb Sobfudtsanfdlen untermorfen
IL. Die Grembe ueigert fi9, ibren
Nal1er 3i rlennen unb e8 1T big feBt
nod nidt gelunsen, ibre Sbentitdt gu
erlnitteln.
Die 3abI Der regiffrirten Wdbler
bkl6uft fih In San Mntrnio in runber
6ullnte bon 5000, mas bic 3abl Der
eingetrogenen Wdbler irgenb eiaer ans
herer teranii6en etabt gang bebeutenb
ibertriHt.
0o8 Direftorium Der gaHno>@es
isufd1aft bot fid bur1 bic Wabl bes
0errr s. @roos alS 51abmeilter
tuieDer Derpolitdloist.
zig Vsd.fhdle Der nerf6iebenen
Berei1e fungicen. Bon be1
1ernlon18 S6hnen: s. Bauer, g.
@0gaer s. &obler.
3urn : Uerein: q. 9iGareal, Star
8eder, gb. Meper.
Deutfder Mdnnerdor: $. @66n=
felbt, v. 3imontef, 8. MrnoIb.
Rrieger : @erein: 5. 9idter, 8.
DieBel, 5. ppmarenfp.
Siemering<Qoge: 6. Bebrens, Gb.
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3immsrmanns- Union 3e7: 5. g.
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