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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-08-12

There are manufactured in the I-ni,ed
states SVOootp Kegs of nails in year.
Coifns are now manufactured from
iShai ZIP w,iiTh "ntn stained ana pol
made OF wood. and are NOR InrabIe nr,'i
much less expensive.
=, IhS measurements OF a snake Killed at
- he - fo.. e. M rs WeGh showed IT
was spotted and different from any ever
seen IN that vicinity.
All new German war ships are to be
mas,f or hro NJ ,@isoiiehtS toF turning
brown coal mines are getting rrn,iv 70
meet Tie Increased demand.
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The Musical Record

for August contains the following arti-
Giles, together with the usual amount of
miscellaneous matter: Permanent and
Productive Elements in Music" THE
Memory Fad in Music" Merry Jingles
to Catch Votes" Why Songs are Re
jected, The Message of Music" and
Some Popular F'allaces About Music ~
The sheet music includes song and chorus.
Just as of Old Little Darling Happy
Hour Waltz The Darkies' Shuttle, and
Summer Morn
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AUGUST MAGAZINES.
The Penny Magazine

for August contains eight charming
short stories by such well known writers
&c Iu1ian Hawthorne. Mrs. F. W. Daw-
son ella Higginson, Mrs. Poultney Blge-
,a,,, r,liy,beth HarmalI, and Robert {. v.
un,,ors There are also several poems
~. t,le,or FaNcett. Clinton Scotland and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-08-12
OUR WHITE RIBBON.
Its HelpiuIness and Significance.

by c. NJ Record. Deering, Me.
In reply to inquiries in regard to the
ems Christian Temperance Union as their
distinctive color and badge, our State
President. Mrs. Stevens, very kindly sent
me the following information:
IN the autumn OF 1871 the national con-
Yention of the w. c. n. l.. met in Chi
cago. There was Il lively discussion on
the badge question, some wanting royal
purple. but finally a bit of pure white was
adopted, embematic of purity and peace
on the principle. Of first pure and then
peaceable. "
like the basic principle that suggested
it-"F'irst pure then peaceable"-a prn-
ciple that often demands heroic action
from common folk. The foe we assail is
insidious. wary. Vigilant and powerful.
So interviewer are good and evil, in so
many Instances the interests or opinions Of
respected people are involved. that only
the highest moral courage. baptized in
the spirit of the Lord. can prevail against
the many sided and deadly enemy Of in
temperance.
Many of our w. c. r. L. members cam
not regularly attend their Union meeting;
many. ! regret to say. never sit down to
The weekly feast of the Union Signal, or
,ake their bearings anew by the star in
he East. our winsome token. the bow
reminder OF the necessity of eternal Wig
lance. 1T may strengthen them for
many timely word or deed. which. i'll
their imidity or distrust of self they
would have feared TO proffcr had not the
bit of White silently rebuked their weak
ness.
Their are other members who actually
badge. The boys in the family object to
seeing mother Wear white ribbon for
the very cogent and conclusive reason.
nobody else wears one So the faithful
little mother not wishing TO displease or
annoy. signs and puts the ribbon by. or
eouraSeously fastens it on just as she
happens to view the matter. as one of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-08-12

The Baltimore postotfice has recent
ly completed the first years trial Of a
competitive system Of grading the
clerks, and the experiment is regarded
IS having been remarkably successful
For six months the record Of each
clerk was carefully kept and at the
end of that time suitable examina-
ton was held. As a result of the in
formation thus obtained the clerks
We're regarded, according to their aver
ages, the amount of salary of each in
dlNdCai for the next six months de-
PENDING upon the standing he reached
during the preceding period At the
completion of the year the p0stofIice
department allowed the Baltimore
Office $500 to be distributed in accord
ance with the averages obtained by
the clerks. Under the new system the
number Of changes in salaries was
forty-nine. The increased interest of
the supelintendents of the various
divisions and of the clerks during the
year was marked, and there was a
considerable reduction in the record Of
errors. The points covered in grading
the clerks We're attendance. conduct.
case examination, examination in
postal laws and regulations, error
record, and office work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-08-12
Daily 8eaushee Sournal,
w. C. T. u. COLUMN.

MOTTO: For God and Home and
Every Land"
OBJECT To unity the methods of
woman's temperance work the world
over.
BADGE: knot of white ribbon.
HOUR OF PRAYER: Noon.
METHODS: Agitate, educate. organize.
DEPARTMENTS: Preventive, educa-
tional, evangeistic, social and legal.
THE POLYGLOT PETITION has been
circulated throughout the world and
signed by representatives of over fifty
countries. 1t asks for the outlawing of
the alcohol and opium trade and the
system of legalized vice. The chief
auxiiaries of the w. c. Y. Z. are the
United States Canada. Great Britain,
Australia, South Africa. India, Japan
and the Sandwich Islands.
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LesIie's Monthly.

"Cuba's Struggle for Liberty, is the
subiect of q handsomely illustrated artl-
Gle in Frank L.eslie's Popular Monthly for
>,,onst If is from the pen of Fidel q.
Pierra and gives a VlNid ueScil pun Va
this great struggle one Oh tne lea.ui res
of this number is an aftlcle on 'he w -
tian E.ndeaVor Society, by us piesiue'i'
and founder Rev. Francis f. Clark "A
timely and instructive paper IS cohtfio-
uted bv Rufus L. Wilson under the cap
tion THE Making of a President. sew
eral equally interesting papers ana the
usual amount of fiction complete an at
tractiVe number.
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Try Aliens EOOt-EaSe.

A powder to be shaken into the shoes
AT this season of year your feet feel swol-
len and hot and get tired easily. If you
have aching feet. new or tight shoes, try
Aliens FootE Ease. 1t cools the feet and
makes walking easy. Cures swollen and
9w e,ag feet, bis5ers and callouS, spots.
and gives rest and comfort. Try it today.
At druggists or shoe stores. BY mail for
23c. in stamps. Trial package FREE.
Allen ). Omstead. lie Roy, n. Y.
aug ,eod& WiW
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-08-12

Il was completely covered with sores.
Every muscle in my body ached Had
been sick for five years. Doctors could
do me no good. Most of my time was
spent in bed; was a complete wreck
Burdock Blood Bitters have completely
cured me in three months" Mrs. Annie
Zoepen, Crookstown, Mimi.
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The Atlantic Monthly.

An admirable number in every way Is
az Auaust Atlantic The place of honor
- acccrded ia a paper of more than ordi-
.a,.t, interest and value by Mrs. James
~ lrialds entitled Days with Mrs. Stowe.
prof. Paul Shorey contributes brilliant
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-08-12

fourth class post office to he called
State College has been established in
Orono. and President A. w. Harris has
been named postmaster.
Andrew Huston of Bristol living alone
on Il farm, committed suicide STURDY
afternoon by hanging. He was unmar-
was temporary insanity.
Mrs. Martha r. Spear. who died re-
Gently in New Portland. had been n mem
Der of a choir in Il church there for over
30 years; commencing to sing in church
when only ten years old.
Thomas Harris of Greenbush who fried
to kill himself the other dav nv cuftinp
his throat with Il razor, is not dead rs
WAS reported, He is getting along nicely
ana will soon be around again.
a crew of men has begun laying a
submarine cable from the shore near
Waukeag station on the Mt. Desert
branch of the Maine Central railroad
to Hancock. The cable will be 1900
feet long.
Mr.. Henry A. Wing has resigned his
position as editor of the Lewiston Sun
Mr.. Wing was formerly connected with
the Portland Press and other Maine
papers and has been editor of the Sun
for several years.
~ IitdNE iHuIlNti STORM passed over
Limestone at p. NJ. Sunday, doing
considerable damage. The barn and
outbuildings on the farm of L. S
Mosher We're struck by lightning and
burned. Several other buildings were
partially destroyed.
At meeting of the trustees of the
Maine State College, last week. ex-
President NJ. c. Fernald was elected to
the professorship of mathematics. Dr.
fernald was succeeded. as president of
the college in 1893, by President A. w
Harris. and he has since been living in
Foxcroft.
lightning struck the house of Her
bert Mills, situated on the road from
Hartland, to Skowhegan. Sunday. The
bolt hit a tree standing near the house
and from that passed into the build
ing ana coming in contact with a bed,
set 1t ON fire. crossed the house and
passed out through the corner Of the
building, shattering the corner boards.
The fire was put out without much
trouble and the inmates escaped in
jury.
Capt. Clark, an elderly man residing
in WiscaSSet, was in Bath Saturday
evening. and while endeavoring to find
his way to the NJ. G. r. r. station he
asked the assistance of two strange
men. Instead of conducting him to
the station his guides escorted him to
the freight depot where in a secluded |
place shielded by darkness they made |
thorough search of his clothing |
After securing all his money which |
amounted to eight dollars and a silver |
watch, they quickly departed.
state Detective Albert T. Bassett ar
rested Frank Walker aged II years. at |
Harrison. and Henry Wood. aged II !
years, at Bridgton Sunday evening. |
charged with breaking into the store
Of George Haskell in Sweden. August |
3. and into G. G. Morse's store at
Waterford. August Sth. Part Of the
stolen goods We're found on their
persons. The boys were arragned be-
fore the municipal court Monday after
room. pleaded not guilty and waived
sanitation. They We're bound over
10 the superior court. and committed
10 the county jail for want Of sureties.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-08-12
The Chautauduan

for August is an excellent midsummer
number. An instructive paper on THE
justices of the Supreme Court" bv
Javld H. Wheeler, LII. D.. opens The nun
her The article is illustrated by a num-
her of portraits. John r. Spears contrj-
butes readable paper on "A Traveller
Views of New Mexico" Cyrus c. Adams
discusses the question Where DO the I'm
migrants Coz" a handsomely illustrated
paper on Some Present Aspects of Art
i'll America" is contributed by Clarence
Cook. Among the more important art-
cles are noted the following: THE Bank
Of England "On Conversations The
Past and the Future of Physical Educa-
ton The Worlds Debt to Biology. -
and The Indian Sign Language" The
"Woman's Council Table gives much ex-
fpliPOt rpHIipp matter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-08-12

paper upon the Present Conditions OF
Literary Production The Futura of
American Colleges and Universities is
the subject of thoughtful paper bv d.
c. Gilman, president of john Ilopkins
University. The first installment of
story of Western life. by Mary H. Gather
wood, is given. and is sure to hold tho
readers'S interest
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PARKER's csMcER TONIC

u p4lli akes "alAlIs easy Ioc' q OEugg1sIs
augrcod&wlw
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-10

timorezGountp psQen IootI6lo95 3lt
5pDlF Sabren 3uhtbau5 Derurtbeilt
poroen. Gr iei Elm 9elpaIttbdtiger
W}eni6, pel9er Tie oftmoIs i6limm
miBbanoelt babe, iopje ibr audi I'M
treu gepeIen Ici.
0elene 80. Gran tpInIdt i'm Staotz
8reisgsriht gr. ? Die Sheioung BON
ibrem 8otten SSobn g. 8rdD, nit mel
dem iie Ii9 am 10. Ottpber 1888 pars
beirut6ets, gu erlanQen. 2ln9eblia be-
bunoelte lie OerIelbe QruuIam.
8eri6ieoenes.
Der 8auunternebmer Q(lfreo 9.
Smit6 iibertrug geitern Iein &erm0s
gen 3u 8uniten ieiner 8ldubiger an
@opuro g. Shines. pelAer $4,000
8iirQIhaft iteute. 6r. Smith unterz
nubm ben BAN mebrerer 0GuIer an Der
Ofz0}onumentsStruBe, tonnte benz
Iel6en ieop6 nint our6fijbren. Seine
decentralization betraqeu ungefdbr
s ipG6reuo er $1,000 2lttipa an
9anO bat.
Die 60. 36oma5 8lafer, 3o6ert
s.. 8ambriG BON Baltimore, G6urles
.. 8auiemer unD Sc Bage GronmilIer
bon 6oDuro : Gountp uno Shomu5
Grpnmiller BON 8rince Georges Go.
incorpprirten geitern Die oSSame5 u.
8lafezGpmp." nit einem @runOtapiz
tai BON $4,000.
Sie Builders @r6unge=Gomp."
perminoerte qcitern i6r @runotapita(
BON $25O,OOO uuf $1O6,OOO.
SSn Ieinem Qeitern i'm 8aiisn9sriht
eingereinten Gaitdment permaht Der
peritorbene 6r. G6a8. q. &eDnoIO5
Dem Gr5biIhof 0m. 8, 8roB 500.
Den iibrigen She'll ieine5 @erm0qen5
binterlGBt Der @erbli6ene Ieiner Sat
tin &dtbarine 3eDnplD5 uno ieineH
Ein0cru.
9ii6ter 8riQ6t oronete geItern auF
GrTuhen Oes 6rn. GbDmu5 .. Wiltie
uno Satin an, oaB Oeren S6bnhen
Tront, lpethes iic6 3ur 3eit in 9flege
Bel $lrn. @m. &e6linq. g2r. 314, 2(ts
bemdrlezStrdBc, befinoet, pieoer Der
Cbbut Iaincr Gltern Ell ljberqeben lit.
Die Eerion1lbube De5 DerItorbenen
%o6n &. Gong 6etrGQt luut Dem Qc=
tern i'm 0djIcnaCrid1t ein9trcihten
Snpsntar= @erieihniB $1O,569.5O.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-10

- Die SnIurgentep BADEN bei Gar
benas etnen 8ai1agier3ug uttddtrtL 9ez
pliinoert unD berbrdnnt.
&rdipoII in 8ilbao.
W1aoriD, 9. MGr3. - Die gegen
bic Ser. Staatsn geridtete Demon
ftrution in Bilbao gsftern 9t6enn mar
biel I9limmerer 9lrt, ais 9tnfangs be-
rt6tet !purbe. Der aus ungefd6r
1000 YerIonen beIte6enoe 2J&ob bomz
baroirte erIt Die Briputipobnung be5
@on1ul8 NIT Stsinen uno nd1oem Die
5eniter bes 8ebduoe5 3srtriimmert
paren, marT6irte er DOR bas GonTuz
lat unter Dem Rufe: Sob ben GAN
tees" ,Nieoer nit Den Der. Stdaten
uno Gbnlihem 9e16rei. 8pr oem@onz
fulute angeiommen, oerIu9te oerH}o6
bas Dor Der Sbiire unqebra6te Ddpz
pen Der Ser. Staaten nieOer 81 rsiBen,
puroe aber BON ben 8ensoarmen, mel
Che bd3 9pniuldt belpa6ten 3uriidz
gsnorfen. 3pii9sn Dem Wfob uno Der
POli3ei entipann Ii6 bann ein&f,
BEL ipelbemSt0ds, Steine, Neher uno
a1erlei onbere WuTfsn gebrdu6t purz
Den. Sret @ensbarmen unD me6rete
Der QuFriibrer ipuroen psrlsBt. Grit
nm Mttterna6t gslung es Der 9olt=
3ei, bic W1enQe 3u 3eritreuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-10
Gnticblibss BranbunsIiif.
Sbauscrbaftss SbifiaI elmer Ruttrr une fbs
res &inceS.

@enepa, 9lIa., 9. MGr3. - Srau
uno 8inb be5 Surmer5 S6omus 9atp=
ion baben auf ibrem 8e60ft in Der
NG6e bon bier einen entieBli1en Sob
erlitten. Sn 2lbpeienbeit i6res Man=
nes pollte geitern Die S5rau auf Dem
6ofe 6inter bem Mobnbuuie etnen
6auFen 9tbfdGe eindi4ern; ibr 5pei
Wpnate ulte5 &inO, qe6uqt in cine
narme 9ede, leate iie ni6t melt buppn
i'm 6reien nieoer. @Gbrsno bic SSrau
ba5 5euer unfuAte, ergriff pl0Blib bic
auflooernoe 9lutb ibr 8epano, uno
bic ltngliidlihe pur0e in 6lammen
einge6iillt. 8erqebens 1u9te iie Die
brennenben &leiber pom 2ei6e gu retz
Ben; iterbenO Iunt fie gu 8oben. SSnz
5lpii6en Daren aus oem na6en Stale
eintge S3neine getpmmen, Die gierig
iiber bus ybiilfloie y8abD" Aerfielen
unb es DOR ben 2(uqen Der Iterbenben
N}utter in Stiide 2erriiIen. Bel benz
entIeBlihen Q(nblide Iu4te Die SSrau
nod nit benz 2lufpano ibrer lebten
Qebenstraft 8u ibrem &inb Iif) 6in5uz
idhleppen, Do6 permo6ten lire 6ulbz
oerto6lten 9lieber iie niht gu trdgen.
8alo barauf tebrte Der isurmer beim;
eS mar gu Ipdt. Die unoliidlihe N}utz
ter tonnte ibm nod, ebe tie beri6ieb,
oas 8rdBli6e mitt6eilen; bon benz
&inoe paren MIR einige bIutigs 8leiz
oerfeben ii6riQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-10

Sauirs.
Senut.
90 4 9tngton, .. g., 9. Mdr5.
- Die Rsiolutionen, oenen 3ufolge
Die cubdnii2en 2(uftGnOiIhsn uls
triegFUbrenoe Purtsi dnertannt lper>
ben iollen, ipuroen beute abermaIs sur
8elprs9ung dufgerufen. DIS Elm
8e8ner oerieIben erRo6 ii4 6aIe (Rep.,
Ute), 6u elmer 3peiItiinoigen 9feDe pon
etnoringIi1em Grnite. Die Sniurz
genten bdtten, fii6rte Reoner aus, bis
jeBt nur cine Regierung auf Dem pa
pier, es gd6e feline 8eri1ts60fe uno
tbre gdn3e 8raft unD W{u9t 3eige ijh
in umbGri6peifenoen 8unoen. 9on
et9entli6em 4rieg lei Ioipeit nidt5 ge=
leben noroen, cine ipirflife Shluht
nod ntdt gei3Iagen uno man t0nne
nur BON elmer rsinen 8ueriQaz6eboe
1prehen Senator Sale erfHd1te ounn
Inn 2tuftldrung, aus pel6en 8riinoen
ein 10 grpBer PrO3entiaB Der Yreiie
DEN @ongrsB 5u iibereilten S1ritten
be3iiglih Der fpaniIh : cubuniI6en
5rage gu trei6en piinI6e, auf Del6e
8eiie cine 10 itarts ,Spmputbie fir Die
Sniurqenten in Dem amsritaniI6en
9OIfe 0ur3eln gsI6lugen, unO pijnid=
te, er perm0ge 2(ngeIi6ts Der uuf Gubd
berrIhenoen 8erbdltniiIe ein8eritdnoz
nib fir Die pom Senate ergriFfeuen
W}aBnabmen gu finOen. Die ein3ige
2lnnabme lei, Gon9reB uno 9olt ma
rem fdlI6lih u6er Die Situutipn infor=
mirt porDen. Die Yplitit Der Rebalz
len beitdnbe ni6t in reguldrer &rieg=
fiibrung, ionoern in 8runDittftUng,
8rutalitdt, 8drbari5mus uno oer8erz
ii6nug BON 9ruuIumfeiten uller Dirt
unO unter teinen llmitGnban peroe er,
6als, ieine Stimme oufiir abqeben,
oaB Oieies gemeine, m6rDeriT6e 2l6=
ibld6ten 2(ntlang uno llnteritiiBung
finos. Die 6ultung Der ip1niih:n
Regierung in Der Nrgelegenbeit lei cine
piirOepolle 9elpefen, pbDpbl pieueidlt
niht in N6reDe 5u Itsller, bah duf
O. 1,,,,,I.,,st!,, -. o., -:
80 o}I yYttP .i'Dt'u pu2 s.y ~ pe' -,
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5nra, msr5trn1 l Ssr S(,ar;f,ner 'rr,T ,;,C5 S
Mot 6erbeilpiini6e. Die Ser. Std1=
ten Iouten freunoihuFtlihe 8e3ie6un=
nsn rnfniinFpn nnit1tt frir1sriir6a
gt;nn,,rna IN, g}orf, err,osn H1I5s
6,m S1Ie oesnost m fam ofr 0u6ont'z
I6s TRo6I@SonfeIt pieoer sur Epraz
r6s nip SENATE ,norn 16sr ni4t frr,z
S;Gt lin < Ilhr npr+1nf, 6gr Ssr1+
ii8 6;s morosr
.,
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Inter ben beute POM 6auIc einn1ii>
tbig pdIiirten 8iQs befan0 iidh audi
cine Ipl3e, pel4e ben Warjmalzpreis
fir Gppie'n BON 0utentz zSpe3ififutipz
nen auF 3ebn Gents pro gremblar feftz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-10
2ur &uhe nFbettet.
Die Seerbisuns @pup. @reenhaise's sfbt Nns
Ias III Erauertnne aebunsen i'm san;en
Stdntc Wlafidcbuietts.

2opelI, MuiI,, 9. Mdr5. - Die
iterbli6en lleberreite oe5 6efanntli6
oabingeI6ieoenen 9puoerneurs9reenz
balge fanoen 9eitern i'm y2oipeQ5rieoz
bofe" Die leBte RubeitGtts. Nu6 elmer
tur8en Sruuerfeier in Der Famtlienz
pobnung tpurOe Der 2ei9ndm na9
Der eriten GongregationaliItenzai air9e
iibergefiibrt. Puitor SEQ. 8at6elor
leitete bic etnbrudsbollen @eremonien,
Die, benz Wuni9e bes 8erepigten uno
au9 Der ii6rigen 6amilienmitglieoer
gemGb, einen einfa6en Qnftri6 truz
gen. WGbrenb Der 5eisrli9teiten err
t0nte bon ben Sir9tbiirmen Der Stabt
SrauergeIGute, bic Staatsz unb ftGoz
tii9en 9iireaus, Die Dffsntli9enS3uz
len unb Qlnftalten, iopie iGmmtli6e
9ef9dftsbGuier ipuren geI9lpFen unb
Die 9lrtiQerie feuerte in 3niI6enrGuz
men BON elmer Tfinute bem 9erftor6ez
nen einen @breniaGut na9. 5uit i'm
gan5en Staate fpurben anlGBli6 bes
betriibenbsn GreignifIes entipre9enbe
sSeiern gebalteL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-10
Gurie 9a6eIot tseEd1cn.

= Die @erra unb Die 5ulbu Tint
iiber ibre ltfer getreten uno 6eDro6er
Die 9tieoerungen nit 6p9paiIer.
- Sn &ipferDorf, einem OorTe in
SahienzGoburg, lit Elm @rbItoB Der
fpiirt Dproen.
- Die rNfun6ener 9Sreie 9reI7e" III
confis3irt porOen, unb jpar peqer
zines SnIerats, tpeI9es lautete: ngln=
ldBlih oes 8eburtstuges oes 9rin3re=
genten pertauft Elm ungere9t peniio=
nirter8Dmnaiiallebre feline neue Uni
form"
= 2us Dien tommt bic Nelbunq
baB Der parlamentsausf6uB bic
Wu6lrefOrmz8orluge ungednbert pal l.
iirt BAT.
= Die @aitfpiele bes 9aritoniIfen
S9eoDor Rei9mann bon Der @iener
SoFoper unb oes befannten gburufterz
barItellers 8ernburb 8aumeiIter BON
Diener8urgtbeater i'm 9erlinerNeuen
Sbeater iparen in iebsr 8e3ie6ung
gldn3enbe @rfolge. Sir bas 8aumei=
iterz9aItfpiel mar bon ben sSntenoanz
tur Der t0nigl. S6uuipiele Der w&i9s
ter bon 3alamea" Dem Reuen Sbeater
freigegeben iporben.
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