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Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-08-16
Fritz Wanted to Know.

Fritz was the meekest looking ofics
boy that ever pu. glue on bookkeep.
per's stool. He worked for a lawyer,
and cre day the lawyer had woman
client. whose brute of husband had
beaten her and for whom he filed suit
for divorce.
A week later tie husband, feet tall
and broad in proportion. came into the
office drunk. announcing his intention
oi whipping every one there. Every
, one was too busy. to see him and h.
vas left to Fritz.
Fritz held conversation with the man
nd listened to his troubles. Finally
ne man declared loudly: I've buried
aree wives, two of them In this coun.
y"
What county buried tie other one.'
h1rired Fritz.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-08-16
The Fighting Chaplain.

Colonel Charles W. l.arned was talk.
ing at West Point about famous
and venerable army chaplain.
"A braver ard more upright man
never lived" Col Larned said. Dur.
ing the civil war he was in the thick
OF many fierce engagement. He
comforted the wounded. chtered on
the brave, and put new spirR into the
fainthear'ed
He was once distributing cartridges
In the midst of hot fight. As he ap.
preached certain company he heard
black-bearded private swearing at
the enemy.
Blank themi' the man was SAYING
Dash blank the
But the chaplain interrupted this
stream OF blasphemy.
"'You shouldn't speak like that,
friend. he said.
Then he handed the man a packet
Of cartridges adding:
Don't curse them. Shoot them.
shoot them Buffalo Enquirer.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-08-16
MRS. FANNIE KEMP.
233 Gath st.
An Algerian Pompeli.

Under the title Rome in Africa"
Mrs. Aubrey lie Blond has an Illus.
trated article In Good Words" on the
Algerian Pompeii at Lambessa and
Timgad. What We owe to Vesuvius in
covering up the city Of Pompeii and
saving 1t from the gradual but com.
plete destruction which all cities con.
stantly inhabited and renewed must
suffer, this We owe to the burning and
forsaking Of Timgad. which have left
TO US an entire town of the time Of
the Romans with its life and history
plainly writ im stone. When the
French government has completed ito
work Of excavation 1t seems probable
that Timgad will be the most perfect
specimen Of q Roman colonial city to
which all travellers. interested in the
life Of two thousand years ago. will
look for . magnificent lesson.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-08-16
FOUND n HARD TO oEr REs1
Woman Mad Multiplicity " Reasons
for Insomnia.


The woman who boasts that she
never sleeps well has many reasons at
her tongues end, and nobody dares
dispute them. There is one woman In
particular who has no family, and
spends her life in travelling and visit
Ing. She therefore has an opportunity
to test all sorts of places.
Il cant sleep in New York on &C
count Of the elevated trains that run
within block of Cousin James
house." she explained to a friend one
day. land in Philadelphia there IL
An electric light that shines from the
corner right on my bedroom wall, and
never wish to have blinds closed.
I'm Boston my friends live on q
street through which the milk carts
come very early.
In Washington at the DdLcans'
there's dog, and he's liable to bark
at any time, so | keep expecting to
hear him, even when he doesn't.
In Buffalo, at Heny's, there's q
cuckoo clock that keeps waking me
up. When I'm with the Salisburys I
Just lie and listen to the sea boming
and splashlng all night long. And at
dear Annals, OF course, there are
babies"
Il should thinl, you'd love to 60 ou'
to the Henderson's," said the sym
pathetic friend Right in the wosds,
and no farm animals. like hens or
anything 10 disturb you"
THE Hendersons'i" and the sufferer
from inscnnia raised her eyes to
heaven. -l,y dear. | ,ried 1t once, and
the quiet was so fearful never
closed my eyes till daylighsi'-Youth's
Companion.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-08-16
CARRY WITH COMMONWEALTH
LET OTHERS ALONE.

To the Editor of The Statesman:
wish to express through the col.
umns Of your paper my thanks for the
courteous and liberal treatment have
received from the Commonwealth
Life. There are many sick and acct.
dent insurances on the market, but
the Commonwealth combines stabil.
ity with honesty and fair treatment.
My advice to everyone is to insure
with the Commonwealth and let all
these others alone. Yours respect
fully,
MRS. FANNIE KEMP,
233 Gath st.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-08-16
PoRTER's SHINING PARLoR.

Strictly frst-class. A nice place for
ladies to have their shoes dressed or
wait while you have your dressed.
We carry a full line of shoe laces, all
styles. If you are wearing tan shoes
and wish to change them to black call
on us. We guarantee all work. We
call for shoes that are within a rea.
sonable distance. Open 1880 to 9 D.
m. Phone Main 5639.
WILL TAYLOR, Prop,
1920 10Th st.
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-17
GREENWOOD.

The rains have ceased and sunshine
appears at last to all, especially it seems
very good for our farmers, they are hust-
ling about getting ready to plant their
corn.
Miss Sadie Belts, of Milton, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. May Belts.
Mr.. Ward zimmerman and wife were
visitors in town Sunday.
Mrs. Minnie Subtles and Mrs. Lille
Moore, OF Bridgeville, spent Sunday with
their brother.
The Order of Red Men attended devine
service last Sunday morning at II O'Clock
in the N. E. Church. There was a good
attendance, also a good sermon preached
by L. W. Layfeld.
Mrs. Annie Day, of Clayton, visited
her parents last Sunday.
Mrs. A. NJ. Jones was a Salisbury visi-
tor on Wednesday.
A short distance below our town an
unknown man was killed by the train
last Sunday night. The body was removed
to Bridgeville as the train was going
down. The death must have been in
Simultaneous, as he was badly mangled.
]. D. Knowles is hauling logs to have
sawed to do some repairing.
Jessie Wiley has returned from Phila- |
delphia to her home. She has been there
going to school,
All rooms Of our public high school
have closed until the fall term. There |
are many happy and noisey children on
our streets now. We hope for the return
Of all the teachers as it has been a bright
and prosperous year for the pupils.
A Jew days ago Mrs. Blema Tatman
started for town and the horse became
frightened and started in a dead run. if
it had not of been for some men standing
by Russell's store, at Owens, probably
she would have been hurt seriously.
There was no damage done however. bnt
two sore arms from keeping the horse in
-he road.
Trout is plentiful but still very high.
Ashbel Morris is home for few days.
las been in Virginia working.
The long switch on the P. B. & W. R.
Z. was completed this week. They now
re using it and it makes things much
etter.
John Todd one of our best farmers and
.idely known of men, is seriously ill at
is home.
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-17
FROM FREDERICA.

Last Sunday was a memorable occasit L
at old Barratt's Chapel and throngs oil
people crowded the time honored cradle
of Methodism and the adjacent grove.
The Improved Order of Red Men and
The Degree of Pocohontas celebrated St.
Tamina's Day by attending divine SER
vice there. The tribes formed in line in
the grove and proceeded by marshals
Walter CarroW, of Frederick, and Harry
johnson, Of Magnolia, entered the chapel
as follows: Oueita Council No. Z. of
Frederick Saguache Council No. 8, of
Magnolia Sakimas Tribe No 10, Of Mil
ford Mingo Tribe No 81, OF Harrington
Mona Tribe No. 80, of Magnolia Waneta
Tribe No. S3, Of Milford Cayuga Tribe
No. "a, OF Frederica. A male choir from
Dayer sang a number of beautiful seec-
tions which was an enjoyable feature Of
the occasion. Rev. A. w. Lightbourne,
of Dover, preached an instructive aud
eloquent sermon from the text 1st Corin-
thians, 1913. Watch ye, stand fast in
the faith, quit you like men, be strong"
This assembling of the tribes on this day
in commemOratiou of The patron saint
of the Republic" will long be remem-
bered as the spirit of the occasion was
exemplifed by our motto, Freedom,
Friendship and Charity"
On Friday evening two Rambler auto
mobiles passed through town with tour
lists from Wilkesbarre, Pa, enroute for
the jamestown Exposition.
Postmaster Grier engaged in his annual
house cleaning" at the post office last
week. The interior has been repapered
in green paper and presents a cheerful
appearance.
Y J. S. Reynolds purchased at a public
sale in Milford last Saturday, the farm
situated in Milford Neck known as the
Isaac Thomas farm.
Rev. Mr.. Meredith, of near FELTON,, will
preach next Sunday afternoon at Christ
Mission, service at 3 p. m. Everybody
invited.
Miss Mary Lord is spending three weeks
az the jamestown Exposition with her ]
brother Alex Lord and wife. They took
the trip in an auto.
DR.. Oliver Grier, a prominent young I
physician formerly of this town, is acting t
as surgeon at The ]. Edgar Thompson,
Steel Works, of Bradford, Pa. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. James Highly, of Phila- =
ielphia, are visiting 7. G, Wingate and R
laughter Fannie. al
Mrs. DR.. Meredith and niece, of Phila- D.
elphia, are visiting James sipple and u,
life. III
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-17

Mrs. Sarah H. Lister, of Philadelphia,
is visiting her brother J. W. Hall.
Mrs. Mary Higgins and Mrs. Florence
White, of Magnolia, visited friends here
Tuesday.
Miss Ida Lewis, of Philadelphia, spent
several days last week with her mother,
Mrs. Mary Lewis.
A. w. Downes of Dover, was the guest
of Luther Rach Tuesday.
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-17

ing that pleases the most particular.
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-17

Clothing for the Gentleman who is looking
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-17

for something that gentleman can wear.
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-17

Clothing for Boys and little fellows. =.
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-17

Styles 1907, nothing but nObby suits that
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-04
Sm neuen 9ollomt.

Sm neuen 3ollamt. -
Die @elh0ite oes 3onoienltcs be8on'
men geItern 8ormittag 8 llbr I'M
neuet @ebGlioc uno mar Die gioeSs
Letting oes CAPTAINS 9. Yetermantt,
Der Die Giftigfeit Oes WtanifeteS oeS
Horoo. 2lopo . Gampfers .Gbein"
beidpmor, bos critic o6gerpidelte De
ldQit. Gnpit6n Eetermnnl, Der ieine
SO. Heiie iiber ben S5ean 5uriidgclegt
bot, muroe pom Collector @illiam i.
Stone pereioigt.
Sranf Gilt aus Serfeben.
- Ger q Sabre olte @iaiom s.
Nooms, bon Nr. 306, Noro.Sulton4
apenue, tranf geItern Nbeno aus
Gerieben cine Dolls 2obelia.Iinftur
ais er cine Weoi5in gegen ar1mpie
nebmlen molte. Or. z. Sarris. mel.
der berbeigerufen muroe, orbnete lei
ne lleberfiibrung nod Dem Sronflin-
Sauare.&oipital on, ipoielbit er balD
auber 2ebensseiabr gebradt tuuroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-04
Scntidjes SdJiitenbans ein9cGid)crt.

Gbicagp, Sa,, 2. 0cjenber. -
Ser Gbicago'er S6iitenpercinL elmer
Der Glteiten uno befonnteiten bieligen
oeutibcn Serb1ltoc, erlitt einen i6pe.
rem Terluit, inoem lein elcgantes
GlltbbaliS bilrd) cinen 9rono 5erltort
nllroe. Gos @eb1uoe lag IN EoloS.
Spring, Sa., ctluu 20 Wteilen bon
bier. GS mar Dor etiua 20 Sobren
unter glnfmonb pom $4,000 errid)tet
moroen nno entbielt einen groBcit
Saal, mebrere observation-disclosures
unb cine aeaelbobn. 9os Ieuer per-
breitete iid nit iolher @eidwinoigs
felt, Dob eS niht mogli6 mar, iraeno
etiuaS 81 %retterL uno ielbit Die &c
luebre, BON benen oiele icbr iuertbuou
tparen, urb cine grobe an5abl Me-
odiqen unb ebrenpreiie bent Clement
5um Snier, iIelen IS lit iofort cine
GrtraiRytai pes SereinS einberuien
moroen, INN SeidlltS oariiber gu fai.
len, OF elm neiies @ebduOe auigefiibrt
merben ioa. Die Serliberllng belief
iit nilr auf $tS,5O0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-04
Tcntid)c Spcrcttc.

Sic neitc 2citung oeS nGeuti6cll
Sbcotera" in philadelphia, OaS
an 3. Soullor Die Operettc D3t.
gcllncrbaron" IN Der y2pric" sur
guffiibrltng bringt,- 3mci tild-
tigc M0mcr on ser Spite.
Dos o0eutibe Sbeoter" IN Ybilo-
6clpbio, Oos am 3. Salluor IN Der
uSpric" Dem 9altinlorer Eltblifum
eritmolig &robcn ieiner S%eiitungs-
fGbi9fcit ollf Dem 8cbietc Der Spc-
rette abIcgen miro, bat in Der Nud-
feritoot inter Der ncllcll Nireftion
@oniid)- NO0idS nit ropioer Sd)ncl,
lI9felt on Sclicbtbeit geponncn mo
bcionocrS felt cs Die Spercttc in Ocn
S%pielpIon cillgcrcibt bot, Srlun1pbc
oltf SrillnpGe errltngen 10 Dab aus.
perfoulftc &dlller BORT Jest on Der
GageSoronrng iino. Sic fiiitleriid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-04

Gmpiongs Gornite - @iQiom q.
Cooper, Iorliter, Soel .. =. Gopea,
SSnmes $. Sones, SSobn 6. @ebb,
Charles u. Stempel, Widael Sol.
lingcr, George Wiaer, George Src.
berid, ". s. Conner, iun., @iaiam
Gomns, 2ouis Oelmann, Sermann
@ader, Sames 90. @iIion, auellit s.
Sbedells, Sobn 81. Sunctfe, George
@. Silgrim, Sarrp 2uttman, Sugb
6. Gardner, George ". Spillman
llnb &oluarb Sroit.
9amen 8erein r9ibertp."
Der Iamen-Serei r2ibertp" belt
geltern IbenO in Srn. @agener's
Sale at Der observation-disclosures cine
Spe5ial : @eriammlung inter Dem
Soriit Ser Yr1iioentin, Srau Sai,gf
ab, in nelf)er Die gbrefnlrlg iiber
Die fiir5lid abgebaltene a6enoit1ter-
baltllng ltattfano, aus pelfer eriidt.
lid lit, baB Ser 8erein einen aniebn-
Iiden lleberiduB er5ielt bat. 3mei
nelle Witglieoer mllroen porgeidla-
gen uno cine Ginlaoung bes ,Sar.
monte 3itber.G Clubs" angenommen.
Baltimore 9apern'Ser.
elm"
Ger Baltimore 9apern.g erein,
M.!S.," belt eeitern in Shmar5'
Saae, gde Sairmount- apenue uno
NhonpIitrngp ,tutpr Spm NorIit, NpS
8ice.Eraiibenten @ilb. 90bres cine
Gomiteiieung ab, in melder Sefretdr
S. Sitermeier OILS Trotofoafiibrer
fungirte. IS nurben Gorfebrungen
fir ben Witte 3e5ember itattfinoen.
ben goa in Sbimef's Sale getrofien.
Ga ttcn Gieberfran5."
Ger .G1utuft Sieoerfran3" belt
aeItern in gprine's Sale, gfe Salt
Mnenue 1ino 3 StraBe, feline regel-
mabise Sinsitunoe unter 2eitutg oes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-04

berpprrngenGen Sorbictun0en Ser
giibne mcr0en oltd) BON Der cnglis
id)cn Trclie riidboltlos gcmiirOi0t,
melfe Die lcbten 9%luifiibrun0en in
dltBcrit ldnlei6clboften Mortcn be.
iprod). GicIc euincntcn Grfol9e iino
natilrlid) Dor allcnl Der gcldIdten
2eitung 6u ueroonfcn, in bic iid) Die
&crrcn &oniih unO IObifs tbeilen
SEER Mar Suniidl Scr ortiltiide
9ircftor, lit elm ribtiges Sbeotcrs
blllt. Gr iultroc an 80. Wtot 1868 IN
ct. petersburg, Gitblnn0, qcboren
OILS Sobn oes foil. Sofid)ulllpielers
Inton &oniidl Der bcionOerS in ben
fiinf5iger Sobren olld) III Seuti6lallo
'heoeutenbe Grfolgc er5ieltc. SGon oils
f~leiltcr <obt ipieltc Mar &uniid,
,&inoerrpQell I'M 9oitheoter III st.
@ctcrSblirA Nit .1S Sobren fant cr
nfs Sd)ollltietsGItpe an oas Stoots
tbeotcr III Sole a. g, no er ieine
Gil5biloung nolcnoctc. Son BORT
ipitroe CT on ouS Spftbeater in 81,
1Oenblug engoeirt, ging BON ga 5llriid
nad petersburg, linl Damn infer
giinitiacn 9eoflallu9cn einen Hllf
mad Sale a. 9. on5rnebmell, no
.er Drei Sabre .im Stoottbeotcr itlb
oann im S9nliotbcoter nerblicb.
SpGter ipirfte er inter ser berii6nl-
ten Sireftion @ittcs@ilo am 2obe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-04

ErolerI. *, tntterlon.VeliB, meld)er
Dem geplanten S6lnhtballs am nod
itcn licet, miro linn oobcr cher Sor'
tbeil oils Todtbeil bringen. Sails
Der gronbpap iemals burhgebrod)ell
merbcn Iolte, miirbe oieie Strobe in
geraber 2inie 800 SUB bonn Shlodt-
bolls porbei fomlnen pber 600 Sub,
foas cine etipns idrGge Gid)ttn9
bur6 Die "Srienbs Cemetery" einge.
idlagen merocn iolte." Sn1 Ramcn
Ser @e9ner fiibrte Hcf)tsaniunlt @.
@. Barter bas &%reu5perbor, oos aber
feline nel,en Yl,nfte berporbradte.
Ser n1d)ite 3ertge mar Der Met.
germeiiter armin SGger, Ser bon lci,
men 9eiuhen bes srpBen Iiebbofes
in Berlin in 1894 uno in bieiem
Sabre iprod. Gr er5ablte, oaB Der
Siebbof inmitten ser Staot gelegen
lno BON prG6tieen @ebGiloen UNI.
geben lei. Die 9eute tpollten es gar
nidt glauben, bnb Die Wetger bier
nod nab ben olten Metboben ldla6'
ten, uno b1tte er bort Die Sbee in i'd
aufgenommen, bdsu bei5utragen, DAB
al,h bier mooerne Sdlahtmetboben
Gingong finoen. ST.. Sdger mafte
oui eilten Srrtbum utimerfiam, in
Dem oas @eiet scgett ben 9au neiler
Metgereien nod feline 80 Sabre alt
lei, ga err leine eigetie Mebgerei crit
in 1888 erballte, ipdbreno onoere
Metgereien nod ipdter erriftet muir
ioen. Taf)oem nod Sr. CHARLES 9.
Goiiiop geiproben, idlob 8ebtsan.
malt Sam. Hegeiter leine 3eligen'
ausiagen fir Die g%eroronung.
Die n1fIte SisAng. ,r AssaEE omite's
miro am ndAiteR Wontug, 3 llbr
Nadmittags, itattfinben nno bann
.tperaanu Ole .@eener Der 8eroronung
oas @ort baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-04
ltnfGGe eincs Cages.

Ser Neger George Sorris III Siio.
pelt.goltimore bel le6enoiocnl
Seibc 9croItct. - Siel III cinell
&alfoien. - Gin &ino lcbensoe.
fdbrlid pcrbronnt. = gSiaiom :.
Ioants tronf @ift aus 8ericGen.
ginen grolten6oftcn 500 crlitt Der
Tcger George SorriS in Der gtod,t
bon SonntoG oltf' geltcrll, inocnl CT
in Der &alfbrcnnerei bon Hobert g.
Green, Ger. 1913, Sreoerid. s(pe., lebcn.
Gig geroltct mlroe. Sein 2eid)non1
mllroc 9eltcrn Morgcn BON Srn. Sol.
aingslep, Dem Stotionsporitcber Ser
Sre0eridfs Npcnlle-S tatipu, am Silbe
Der aalfbrenrlerei aufgeiunoen. Sci
nc aleiocr morcn total bonn 2eibc &c
branilt ltnb lclne Snllt beinobe CUR
llnfenntlihfcit perfoblt. Mon Der
mlltbet, boB @arris, meld)er eirt BET
matbsloier2 ol1oitrei1er lit, BEL einen
@crilld)e, iid) 5t lpGrmen, in einell
Golfofen fiel mo babel feline &(eioer
Seller finger. Sein 2eifnom mrroc
noh Der Morglte iibergefiibrt.
SebenSgc abrIib 9ranb.
munben.
Die A Sabre alte Gloiie Wit6eQ,
BON Ger. 1t15, Observation-Disclosures,
erlitt s~eitern Moraen in ibrer eltcr.
liden @obnittg lebensgefGbrlide
@ranbipunbell, inbein iie nit Streid)-
bol5d)en ipicltc. Niemano mar s(l1-
gen5elige beS llnfaaes, llno erIt Die
Siilferuie Dcs WGbfens brodten Die
Miltter sur Stele. Gieie bolte 10.
gleif eincn slr5t berbei, Der inoeiien
penig Soiinung auf Die @enelung
bes ainbes begt, ba balielbe beinnbe
am gan5en aorper NIT gronbnunoen
beoedt unb beinobe iein gauges Soar
o~6gebronnt lit.
Grlitt q ebirnerd il lite
Gin llnfaa, Oeiien Solgen nod I'M,
abiebbar limo, ereignete iid geitern
on Der gde Der @aD. ni,o 9iobleItr.
Ser ~12.jdbrige Sreoerid Glider por
i'm gegrifie, Die StraBenbabn in oer
@opItraBc 5u pniiirer, oils er bon Ell.
mem lit norolider Hidtnng fobren,
ben 8agson Der 8apitraBen.2inie gu
l9oben geibleuoert muroe unh,, be.
mubtlos auf Der StraBe liegen blieb
Sic berbeigeruiene ambulano trans.
portirte Den 8erletten in Dos ct. So.
iepbs,Soipital, ipoieIbit 9r. S. S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-04

S'Gonnor feititclte, ooB ser 8no6e
cine @ebirnerlfiltteritng erlitten ia.
be. Ger Gopf oeS S%eripltnoeten mieS
cine floffenoe' @unbe olf.
9ruh einen 81 iftfnoden.
Der 10 Sabre nlte Hobert Stabler
BON Nr. 106, Norb.8ilmorltraBe, fiel
g~eitcrn in Dem 2ugerbnllle BON Srn.
Sobn W. SerteI, Nr. 1924, Siio.
GbarlcSitrobe, 10 itngliidlid,, oob CT
oen linten Siiftfnohen brad.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-04
Mus &ercinsfreiien.

%. Stiftungsfeit Ser nGintrodt" IN
6eber's Sale 5u 2ocuit-Eoint. -
Wonots. Ippea bes .9euti6cr
&riegerbunoes in bemnSormonic.
Gafe." Nnbere Sereins. Ho6.
ridtcr.
Gns %. S%tiftungsfeIt bes 8eiang.
&ercins nGintroht," meIfes gelterll
Mbcno in Seber's Saue al ode bon
altbres lrnb 6uboltruBe itottfino.
nabm, ionobl pas Sen 9eilidL als BIZ
llnterbaltung onbetraf cinen llilgc.
oblt erfolareiden Gerlouf. Sic Seit-
bale mor bubltGblid) bis olf Den les.
ten Ylos gefiiat, ga perihieoenc Der
%beircunoeten Gereine ourd iturfe &c.
legotioncn pcrtreten marcn. 90 ipar
in erlter 2inie Der ,9opcriihe WGn-
nerdor" in Gprpore erihiener, Inn
inter 2eitung bon Erof. Sdneioer
burd) mebrere 2ieoerportrGgc 5ll CT
f%rellel. Serner lpurell 9elcgotioncll
bon Der rSosialiItiifer 2iebcrtofcl,"
Dem n2ocuit-Yoint Giltrift ocs Gellt-
ifen llnterItiiblngs -9linOcs" II. Del
fen 9nmcnicftion, bcs nTeutih.l I'M
gariidcn 2ieoerfron5cS, bes Oflino-
Sornlpnifa.Glubs nSrio," bcs go
cuit,Eoint Surnpercins" nno bcs
Baltimore Sopern!Tereins Hr. 1"
5lge9egcn. 9ic yGintrodt" iang I'M
Gcrloufe bcs Ibenbs mcbrere 2iebcr
nit GROCER Sertigfeit. Sr. Gorl ga.
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