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The times., 1898-09-13
Academy-..Tom Edison, the EIec-
trfcian.,,


trfcian."
Manager Rapleys and his assistants at
the Academy of Music were given assur
ance last night of the strong hold that
house has on Washingtons theater-goine
people. The production of Charles E.
Blaneys Electrician" would once have
been strong card for any popular price
theater in the city; but that was at least
two years ago, 1.-The Electrician" having
meanwhile completely worn out its seen
cry and gone through all stages of de-
creptitude down to a change of name. 1t
follows, therefore, that most if not all of
the credit due for the large audience that
greeted Tom Edison, the Electrician last
night belongs rather to the theater than
to the play
From the payment of the Edison mort
gage by the daughter of Denvers most
wealthy banker on to the discovery that
Edsons father was murdered by Ken
meth Savage, the hero's rival for the
young lady's hand. the story of what Mr.
Blaney chooses to call great American
comedy-drama' is. fairly familiar. The
play has at least been presented often
enough to warrant that assumption
All interest in the performance was
consequently, centered in the new MEM
pers ui the cast, In which were once in
cluded such sterling actors as P. August
Anderson and Florence Stone The for
mer has given way to Richard Nesmith
and as far as last nights presentation
went, without retaining in the produc-
tion any one of the good points of Mr.
Anderson's work. Mr.. Nesmith is, how
ever thoroughly conscientious. Miss
stones Interpretation of the ingenue part
mas been followed very closely by her sue
cessor, Viola Vance, to which fact was
due most of the latter's success. Peaches
is done by Myra L. Davis in a manner
that proved acceptable to the house.
The title role, filled by Joseph J. Dowl-
ing, is the one part that has been
strengthened in any degree. OF the
others on the program. the least said the
better. Charles III. Phillips is still
Barey' and plays the part exactly as
he did two years ago, except that he has
a new and clever song built on the plan
OF The House That Jack Built" j. w.
Howland and nearly everyone else not
mentioned before" doubled up into two
or three parts, for which they got no
credit on the bill. As whole, the cast
is decidedly weaker than it has ever been
before, which is saying q great deal.
10 put the case. briefly, the Academy
VIII probably do good business all this
The times., 1898-09-13

known writer's. Much of the story is told
in song and the music is to be of the
same bright and catchy atmosphere that
will pervade the performance. AS in all
the Herald Square offerings, there will be
elaborate scenic effects, dazzling costumes,
picturesque groupings and a chorus of at
tractive and graceful dancers. The i'm
portant roles are to be portrayed by Ed
die Foy, Henry Norman, Aubrey Bouci-
cault Frank Doane, Frank Smithson Ed
Connolly. E.. j. Curry, Marie Dressler,
Carrie Perkins, Eleanor Falk Edna Aug,
Virginia Ross, Marjorie Relyea, Maud
Miller, Leonora Gnito.
The times., 1898-09-13
"Topsy Turvy' to Open the New
Iafayetfe.

The regular season will begin al the
Lafayette Square Opera House Monday
evening next with Hotel Topsy Turvy,
which is said to be the most important
musical comedy of the new theatrical
wear. It is a French novelty that has
been fascinating Partisan play-goers for
the past two years at the Felies Drama
tique, Paris, and after the engagement
here it goes to the Herald Square, New
York City, as the Fail offering of that
popular place of amusement. Hotel Topsy
Turvy'' is the combined work of Maurice
Ordenneau and Victor Rogers. and is
claimed TO be the best effort of these we'll
The times., 1898-09-13
Use of Razor Proves Cos,Iy.

Ellen Dyson, colored, became involved
in a quarrel with James Henderson yes
terday morning, during the course of
which she received long cut in the back
with razor She was taken to the
emergency Hospital. where ii was found
that she had received a cut on the right
side of her back about six inches long.
Her wounds We're dressed and she was
sent home.
In the Police court later in the day Hen
derson was fined $40 for assault.
The times., 1898-09-13

Prince Troubetskoi, who closed his
Washington studio in the heat of the
Summer to go to Bar Harbor, where he
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Bar
ney, will go TO Castle Hill TO visit the
princess. who has not yet entirely con-
valesced from her serious illness, before
returning here. Prince Luigi Troubetskoi
his youngest brother has recently ar
rived in New York and will accompany
him to his Virginia home.
The times., 1898-09-13
Chrisfian Allfance Convention or,

New York, Sept. 12-The second an
nual convention of the Christian and
Missionary Alliance, at Nyack Heights.
closed with large farewell meeting last
night. The services were well attended
during the day. Collections of the morn
ing and afternoon sessions amounted to
nearly $1,000, most of which was con-
tIibuted for the purpose of liquidating
the indebtedness on the institute build
ing.
The times., 1898-09-13

week. but not because Tom Edison, the
Electrician" In any wise deserves it, Mr..
BIaney's fame win hardly feed well
enough TO grow fat If treated often to
diet Of made over casts like that seen last
night.
The times., 1898-09-13

Mr.. and Mrs. John Douglas King and
Mrs H. o. Wilson, after a residence of
two years in Baltimore. have returned to
Washington and are established at the
Helena. 1929 Fourteenth Street.
The times., 1898-09-13

NJ komura Jutaro, vice minister of
foreign affairs and former minister of
Japan in Seoul, Corea. will succeed NJ.
Hoshi Toru as Japanese Minister in
Washington.
The times., 1898-09-13

Miss Augusta Borbeck. daughter Ct
Capt. Hugo Borbeck of the War Depart
ment. and Mr. Richard Rice Black. of
South Carolina were married in Balti-
more September g. They will make their
home in this city.
The times., 1898-09-13

Former Senator and Mrs Calvin S.
Brice have decided to remain at Beau
lieu, their Newport home, until quite late
in the Autumn.
The times., 1898-09-13
kernan's - -ssaIetropolitan BurIes-
uUersv

All things considered there was a fair
house yesterday afternoon at Herman S
when the Metropolitan Burlesquers made
their local debut. The show given is in
many respects, good one, though it falls
The times., 1898-09-13

Mrs. W. A. Johnson, of Boston, is visit
ing her father-in-law, Mr.. Henry Johnson
of Anacostia, D. c.
The times., 1898-09-13

a recent arrival at the Rockbridge
Alum Springs, who has attracted much
attention, is Lieut.. Ralph ingalls,, of the
Missouri volunteers. son of eX Senator
Senator John j. ingalls,. Lieut.. ingalls,
has been stationed with his regiment at
Chickamauga for the last two months,
and is now on furlough visiting his
parents, who have been spending some
time at the famed old resort.
The times., 1898-09-13

DIR. Richard P. Williams, of Trinity
Church. ar1 Mrs. Williams are among the
popular guests at the Sweet Sulphur
Springs
The times., 1898-09-13

The appointment of Mrs. f. W. Diclkins
as chairman Of the Subcommittee of the
| District Relief organization, which was
formed in the early Summer for the beae-
fiji of distressed families of absent sol
diers. is a fitting recognition of her splen-
did work which she has done IN their be-
| half throughout the entire war.
The times., 1898-09-13

Mrs. William A. Maury and Miss injury
are still lingering at the queen resort of
the Old Dominion. White Sulphur Springs.
Other Washingtonians who are loath 70
leave its Autumn loveliness are DR.. and
Mrs. Parker, and Miss Parker, Mr.. w.
d. Davidge, and Miss Davidge.
The times., 1898-09-13

The Misses Barnard, OF lie Droit Park
are back from their Summer sojourn at
Colonial Beach.
The times., 1898-09-13

Mr.. Herman Pechin has been enjoying
the late Summer at the Roanoke Rcd
Sulphur Springs. Va
The times., 1898-09-13

Mr.. Bellamy Storer, United States min
lister to Belgium. and Mrs. Storer. are
among the visitors at Hamburg, which is
just now at its fashionable zenith.
The times., 1898-09-13
Lansburgh G Bro.
inducements
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BLANKETS
NOW.

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Comforts, Bed Spreads and
Feather Pillows at special prices.
81 floor-take elevator.
The times., 1898-09-13

0f1f1 nm Drink and Drug Inebriates re-
Ouu,uuU stored by the Keeley Cure. Au.
thorized Institutes. 905 Z 81. NV,
Washington, D. c.. and Greensboro, n C. Write
confdentially. je7-tf
The times., 1898-09-13

Fortunes in Cuba
See ad. page 3. Cuba Land & Trad. Co.
Sefi-tf
The times., 1898-09-13

Mrs Collins wife of DR.. Charles a.
Collins, and her sister, Mrs Riley, are
among the Washingtonians who have not
yet closed their season at Virginia )
Sweet Sulphur Springs
The times., 1898-09-13

Judge Willie. of Texas. who was for
many years chief justice of the supreme
court of Texas, accompanied by Nj 5.
Willie, has arrived in Washington.
The times., 1898-09-13
Napoleon, at
q "

Napoleon, at
S t. H ellen a ,
said to Antono-
NJ arc hi, h is
physician, BE
lieve me, we
h a d EFT er
e ave off all
these remedies;
life is a fortress
which neither
you nor | know
The times., 1898-09-13
HOTEL TOpSY 9UaVY.

The ENTERTAINERS:
Marie DressIer. Edwin Fey. Edna Arg Evzlyn
Forbes, Virginia Ross. Raud5iPh Curry. Emma
Brennan Aubrey B0Ccicauli Naie Nj .er. r an5
Doane. Marjorie Re,yea. LeoEcra eE-to. =. J.
Connolly Frank SncithsoH. A Ck07r7 81 Fifty
Voices SALE or SEATS. THURS. SEPT. ID,
$50 a m
The times., 1898-09-13
AMI SEMENTS.
Sept. IS, 1898,

Tournament viii be held en- the new tr8c'.-
the finest IN Maryland The bicycle rzces WI
take place on the new third OF a mile ;rsc'c-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-10-27
legislature abltm.

EeH slaturtu, wcld)e Sulocaieunto
zen ST mdblen BADEN, merocu oieomdl
III - Studten eruGblt. Die Siec,
welde am 3. Mar; nddlten ,>abre9
uucOnt werpcn, sino ;ur .3eit pom uelu
3tepu6litancrn, Sp0li Nemofrattn,
prei Silberlemtcu uno cile4u l'opuii
item beleet. Niir Nepublitaner iirte
Hafiolger III WtiNi9an, Minnelotd,
Wailadu'etts, Fenulpluonla, Wuine,
sSpOmin0, Connecticut, @aiain0ton
uno Gerniont III e~rpGblen, NIB piclc
NadiDlger o~iIr'ten i'll alien ,Sdllen
wieSer 3iepublitaner leiu. sir Demo
tratiitc SenatoreH linp &adiolser in
folsenoen Stdaten ~ erwableu: Sen
neiiee, Wiiiouri, Seit %irsinia,
,yloripa. New ierisu, ,inoiana, Sela
mare, Seras, @isconlin, New Dsrt,
Norp. Safota uto California, Die
Nepublifener bebaupten, ausiidi aui
Griols in iiini Staaten 81 baben,
ndmlid @eit Sirsinia, New Seriep.
@isconiin, Tew Dort uno Galiior.
mia, euentueu audi Snbiana. Nep
,Serlep unb WiSconiin oiiriten linen
mad ben bier einselanienen %ridten
,iemli6 iider, sSeit Sirsinia wabr=
i6einli6 isiu. Soutsn lie in ben nsull
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-10-27

Sine cubanii9e S@ulb sibt es in
Sirtlidteit ni9t. @as bic Spanier
10 nennen, lit bic Summe Der Nnleis
be, wel1e Spanien sur llnteroriiduns
Der Nepolution, Der barautse9anges
men s~ebnidbrisen wie Der leBten, alfs
senommen bat. gSas wdbrenb Der
.3eit fir Serseiierunsen unO Inlusen
non Der ipanilden &esieruns ausses
9eben worben lit, ma6t nod ni1t ben
,ebnten Sbeil Der S6ulo aus, welhe
Die Srieoeuscommiildre iest ben Ser.
Staatcn auilaoeu mobten. OaB Die
lelben basu feinerlei Terpfihtuns ba=
ben, lit bereits ;uppr all oieIer Stelle
9elu9t woroen. Ge 1T Swar Srau6,
oaB cin vano, melbeS ein unberes er=
obert ODER Ourh Nbtretun9 erbdlt, Die
Shulocu beMelbCn iibernimmt, Die
Ser. Staaten aber baben Guba meper
iiir lid erobert nod erworten iie-bis
uui MeitereS MISREPRESENTATION 4bs
tretlm9, Sie iiberncbmrn teiuen Sous
perdnitGtstitct mo mIibin un6 feline
Sduloeu. Silr Die tiluiti9e cubani-
GeSierung III banOeln Ooer &erpilid-
tunocn ein;uScbcn, D0ben lie fem
Wtanpat. Sbrc NlT9abe lit, Der BE
p0lterun0 Der ,>u'el Die Scl6itltdnoi9=
tcit zines ircicn S~t0at9;Uelcuo III &C.
ben. Soboln oOo 3isl errciNt ut,
wernen lie lid pilttt mlo progrumm
9cmdB pon Der Snlel Surilt;iebeu
1Sn9 oas ireie Guba bann betreiio
Der S6ulp tbm mill, mus ibm lelblt
iiberlailen bleibeu. Sine poltcrreht
li6e &erpflidtung sur l%lebcrnubme
perlelbtu bat eo ul6t. }&oolleu lagt
barber; $50 cine oeSpotiihc Jte-
oierun9 S6ulocn duI ben 9tamen Ell
uer Nation gema6t bat, wel6e ibre
llnabbdngiStcit I'll crlanSen lu6t, oa
miliien Die bebuis llnteriodunS pes
Bottles e%in9eSun9enen %erpili6tungerl
bon Der Hegierln8 alein Setragen
merpeu; uui Dem &olte lalten lie
niGt." Solte Gubu ipdter lid dIi
&erborolunSen e%inlailen mollen, 10
miirce oies mpbl nur aus Siuigteitss
rildii@ten seldeben, filr mel6e ia LII.
laden p~orbanoen lein mO9en. 0inits
meilen liebt eS I'M Die cubauii6e
SAulo flau aus. SuS Sorieuipnbi-
tat, tas III Fari9 Die Gurie treibt,
mag leine Eroiite babel MADDEN, abel
Nirlnp oofilr lit, lOweit Die %ereinis=
ten Staaten in %etrO9t tommen, nibt
porbGnDen.
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sDcithc @iitc fino bic ftarfhen?

Srr Beantlu0rflnJ nteler Ofa9e mug
man nn~ferldleioen, tei Deld,en Site
our Seraiftuns Die %fieinlie Wiense be-
nUtbiat miro ober bel tpeticm Die loot
lide 9Sirfnrg am idlnellten etntritt.
Nas Den erlten Sail betriFt, 10 fteben
bier Die YlauiQuIe unb bGs Glft Der
3nlltirife obenaa benu bei liner &C.
nilgen ld]cn Uieugen Don einem 300ltei
bic einem h00itel Gramn sui ipotliden
@irtune. Dad ibrun ranqirer Stters
ling, Nifotin unS Fbpsybor. jul
llebriseu lyielt bae alter aud cine
midtiae 0iolle. Gin ermadicner ylann
lam einem bis lmei H'ramm Seium
.rlieQeu, rdbreuo Die inbel6ait feline
Sabe bon einem Gil0, u00ltel 0romm
,irem fleinen Sinoe ltor gerdbri,dl
III peroeu permas. Otnlldtlih Der
)taitbeit, nit weldler Der Sco elm
,ritt, riualiiirt Die Olauldure init benz
Site Der tropild)en Sh!an9sr. nnter
umltdneen mint Die UlaulGure Ia't
%blieartig bel S,oBer Coils, nnS es
Tam idlon in ;mei Minuten Del rbri'
gems iebr ifmer;bait ys%rlauienre Aus'
gang eriolsen. 9n oerielben furien
3eit wuroe Der 2Ooeseintritt ld'on bel
Dem Yiiie inSiiher @iftIGlansen be-
obahtet. Cir manfe site bat man
entipretenoe Sesenmittel sefunSen.
IS banbslt lid eben ,rr carun,, bop
oieielbeu nit Der srUBten Stnellisfei!
anaewenoet peroen. Viele Site mer'
ben ,mwirNam, psun man ibre auI'
loiuns perbinbert. go bat @rienit Ialt
oar ieinen Giieft, tuenn man es init
Butter ssnieBt; oasesen einsn bel'
tisen, ipeun es in 2imonaoe ooer We''
aereiht ruiro. Dei Subiimat. oieier
9iitisen Verbinbuns BON Suediilber
unb Sblor, piro bic @irfuns ant'
aeboben, uen, mon eS init Gierfpeiie
Menst. neil es lid nit Gispeib iu
elmer i'm Mooenioit mint l1sliheu
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Ods 2Smmtcrbaritc.

Not Stdrllcn mirb liberull I'M Yam
De oaraui hin0cwielen, ouE Die NuS
ltellurg in omaha ein Griols lit. Ser
IinunSiclle Griol9 oco llutcrnebmer9
miro Die cine Nolgc baben, oaB cine
Wtcn0c Gnperer Stdote in naber gu
tunit Ncbnllheo unternebmen ulo pa
bel unluunmcn suleBen merocn. SaE
nan Ordugen an gig Wtuobp" cine
Auslteuuua 81 9Segc gebraht bat, Die
1Dobl Den Eer9leI6 nit Der Gbico0oer
bslteben fam, pas lit Uobl faum 10
rbr %crltaunlit. Mau bate in G6i
ca9o uiel Selernt. aber oao @unoerz
barlte bel Der sal;en Nusltelluua bleibt
bod INNER bic ausltollunssltapt unb
pas ibr lo;ulaSen tributili6tise Ne
bet. Dor oreiRis Sabren mar baS
Hanp, aus benz Die Webr;abl Der BE
illher Der Smabaer Nusitelluns tom
men muBten, I'm ein iol6es Inter
ncbmen aud nur mo9lih III MAIDEN,
pom einem Sldn,enoen Griols gar ni6t
III trdumen, nur wenisen Sdsern uno
Sallen'tellern betannt. Rieiise Siis
ielbceroen ,o9en nod burt bic ameri.
taniide @aite, wirtlide unse;dbmte
uno perbdltniBmdBis mnpercorbene
Snbianer, in tleinsn Sanoen, burds
itreiiten pieielbe. Spdter fam Der
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81 believer ,ypritpdc0c.

rFruttilhe Seibiille iiir iyarmer,
N%ol;bdnoler unb 9llbere in Der Se
bunbluu9 pon ,Sor'ten, 10 betitelt lid
Girfulur no n. Nbtbeilung iiir Sor=
item, peld)eS III nG6Nter !Seit pom
2lderbau Separtemcnt ueroNentliht
miro. Sao Circular toultatirt, baB
NorltCu lid i'm Gelipe beS Sunocs,
ein;e!ner StOatcn uno uon Eriuatleu.
ten beiiilpen. Die Ncrlten I'M Seiie
pom frtuNtpcrloncn 6tlocn ein 9r0Be=
res Iredl, ais Die Der &~uMoe@regic=
rut9 uno Der Nin;elltduten ~;llnmmen-
9enommen unO oercn 0rbultuu9 lit
pan 9roBter H&ihti9teit filr Ole go.
ton. Siele yGupcreien merpcn I'M
Oeo g~ortbeils baibcr bCwirtbihaitet,
aber Die notwithstanding rid,tct lid,
III Der hegel mehr our1ui, oerell
SScrtb I'll S%erltOren, ais ibn ~ erbQl
ten uno III uergroBeru. Seobdlb bat
Die Abtbeilung iiir ,Sorltnelcn es I'M
ternommCl, cine Heibe prattiid)er
Sale III peronenttiden, III meld)en
our6 rationale Seutrtbl6aftuns benz
,tntereile Seo Gi9entbums uno Dem
S6ut ullr Der &erbc'lcrun9 Der Spr-
item in 9leiher @ellc Nildiitt sctras
gen lit. Gs lou Ser Scpeio, baB per
b~el'erte WetboOeu Der Selpirtbidai
tun9 pan Malb yGnoereien lorupbl iiir
ben Gigentbiimer, ais au6 Ben SORT
lelblt am Se'ten ut, bdourh 0eiiibrt
werueu, baB Sorltbeiieer oiele Ne
tbooen III anwenoung brin9eu u,c
ilber Die GeluLtatc beri6ten. Die Nt=
tbeilung miro, iowcit Die Sewilieuns
gen reihen, 6isentbilmern fleiner llno
groGer Soriteu aui cine Ole yu0e, Den
llm'an9 uno 6harufter Der betrciieus
ben SOrlten aRgcbenoe A~pplitntion
tin, belIen. Der por9ei6lageue SIAN
btSrpedt Die Nebung pes oll9enblitli=
htu @ertbeo Der ,Sorlten lnp oercn
NuBen iiir Sen 0%i0entbiimcr mo Die
&erbenerunS Der S0rlten lelbit.
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Susf2:,ccrc,ulst. Sau,cuotaliise er'
fabruuseu iiub 9eiammelt, u,n bier Die
seeisnetiten @esenmittel ~ iinoen.
Bei manteu tappt man be3iisli4 elmer
ipe,ifiiheu Bebanoluu9 wobl nod iebr
i'm 6iniieru berum, ME gum Deiipiel
bel benz Shlanseusift, rpenn nidt
pielleidt bic BON eiuem frausOiiiden
@elebrten fiir,li1 publiairte Gnt'
beduns zines iolden 0littels bod mebr
iii oils cine Der oielen auf bieiem @ea
biete INNER mieoer auftaud)enoeu
P%bantaiien. 60 sliidlid, ME in benz
5alle, oils man sesen grienifpersiftuns
Dos prompt wirtenos Giiencrgo ole
@eaensiit entoedte, lit bic inferno
Wleoisin nift INNER.
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Com Bop" nit ieinen unsdblisen
@eereen. limb erit auf bieien folste,
wie burd 3auberma@t. bic auBerorz
bentlid rai6e wirtlide B~eiiebeluns
oes 1anbes. Gs folste cine Feriooe
Der Gntwideluns, bes @oblitanbes
iinb aud Der Equalization, wie lie
lelbit in unierer raidlebisen .3eit in
unlerem al vSubmen" iiberreiben
1anoe wobl einsis baitebt. llnb tros
allen llntenruien, tros Dem wabn.
wisiSiten politii6en Oelirium, tros
Der unausbleibliden Solsen Der libel
triebenen Spetulatirr, lit iener She'll
Der SroBen american i6en ySiiite beute
reid, rubi9, sliltli1, madt er rapibe
,Sortlhritte.
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porerwdbntcn Staatcn Hepuslitaner
ipieoererpdblen unb non ben lester:
mdbnten orei Staaten nur einen bin
susewinnen, 10 wirben iie cine Ma=
ioritdt pon elmer Stimme belisen, ses
llS, I'M ben Staat or9aniiiren uhb
bic auSi6iiie controliren 81 fonnen.
@ewinnen tie bic orei, 10 betrdst lire
WaiOritdt leds, unb limb lie in allen
iiinf beanlprudten Staaten lieSreid,
;ebn Stimmen. Die Gepublitane,
wiirben oann so Stimmen seSen 40
Semotraten, Silberleute ulo Eopu=
liiten baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-10-27

Iuen. vlner Veleili ua'i ~ IN neEerer
iSeit ein biesbeslsliter 9eriuh ses
lunsen. Die Grfabruns ober, 10 slaubt
man, mirb aud nod anbere MPittel
lebren, um ben ubrisen uebeln be-
eesnen ~ iSnuen, 10 oaS bas .Goins
tnstbe.S lot. MatincS" @eitGit nod
elm 10 iietises unb unseitCrtes wirc,
ME etrua Der Giihs ODER Blumeuper>
|Pnuf
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vnrcmbnrg.

yuremburg - Nus Mltdnois
ger Cuelle %perloutet, oaB eS Dem
w~roBber;og gut gebt. Ger alte iocrr
hat 'lt brilliant crbolt uno 9efrditist.
Die @cbilbungen weroen beitdnpi9
iOrtselept. - &err Steuer. DIRECTOR
0enri Neuman lit gum Siii;ier oes
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