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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1909-02-05
OXON HILL DISTRICT.

Butler, John J-Lot 3, Is acres and
imp liber B no folio 462. Taxes in
terest penalties and costs. ...... IL SO
Gray, Sarah-Mt Welby 2 acres
Taxes interest penalties and costs.
Hungt rford, Henry A Jr-5o acres
Taxes Interest penalties and costs. .32 "a
Kosuskiewiecz, Roman Heirs OPT
Barnaby Is acres and imp No folio
165. Taxes interest penalties and "ost
McNcy, Edward Jr-l9 acres md
imp (present owner join j Nc Name. IL
Der No 40 folio 1862. Taxes intel st
ptnaitles aud COSTS. IA. )
Moore, William H-PL lot 8 Barnaby
81 80 100 acres and 1900 acres; lIber
No tolio l25, liber No II folio 541
likes int penalties and costs. ..1S.4S
owens, George W-pt Barnaby 81
acres and imp lioer W 3 folio 222,
lakes Int penalties and costs. ....-S 0S
Woodward, John-Marlboro and
Alexandra Road Il acres (prcsent
owner Emma K Baker hoer No % folio
2S7) taxes int penalties and cos,s. Il 80
Young, Rosanna C-Pt Palmer Tract
III acres; taxes int penalties and costs
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1909-02-05
Under New Primary Law

Attorney General Straus and Chair
man Murray Vandiver, of the Demo
cratic State Central Committee, held a
conference Tuesday morning in refer
sne~ to the Primary Election law and the
suffrage amendment.
Mr.. Straas will, at Mr.. Vandiver's
request. prepare instructions to be sent
out to the party people throughout the
counties for their guidance under the
new Primary Election law which was
passed by the last Legislature and will
have its first trial next summer. 1t ap-
plies only to the counties, az the Balti
more city law was untouched, bat there
are some features about it which vii,
require careful handling if tbs voter i .
not to be confused.
For instance, the envelope system,
which was forced into the bill By State
Senator Blair Lee, will have to be ex-
planned, and it is also necessary to have
the voters understand that instead Of
making q crossmark after the names of
c.nd dates for whom they want to vote
rs in the general election, they must
strike out with pencil the of names OF
sas Candidates for whom they do not
want to vote. There are other features
of the law. too, that will need elucda.
ton.
In NEST of the cuulties the primaries
have been informal. uufficial aft lirs, and
@s-5 Will be the first time in most of
them where legalized prim aries have
been held,
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1909-02-05
Ground Hog Saw Shadow

II Candlemas be fair and clear
There'll be two winters in the year.
Tuesday was clear, and the little
ground hog made his appearance in
Druid Hill Park according to he ira
dation. He saw his tls6tN sc re-
turnsd to his den to re main six weeks,
indicating cold and rain for that period
The Thermometer registered zeal
wintery weather all day Monday. At
. O'Clock in the morning it was down
to 10. Late in the afternoon it reached
TO and when night came on it began
ts fall again.
The msathly report Of the Weather
Bureau, covering January. was issued.
1t shows that the thersmoter regist cred
60 on the 25th, which was the highest
and 120 on the 10th, which was the
lowest. There was 2 70 inches Of rain
fall during the month, which was less
than has fallen during the same since
1900
There were only five clear days in
January, the remainder being either
cloudy or partly SO.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1909-02-05
Tobacco Warehouse Bids
Opened.

| Bids for building the new tobacco ware
house were opened Tuesday at the meet
ing Of the comm 'ssiou held in til {
Union Trust Building, There were
II bidders, the highest being for $500
900 and the lowest for 1854, 900 These
we're accompanied by alternative bids
in which propositions were made to
construct the building at 80 much less
if certain specifications were abandoned
All of the bids will be tabulated and the
commission will decide next Monday
when the award is to be made While
the lowest bidder has the inside track,
it is not altogether certain that he will
get the contract. Much Deepen de upon
whether the commission abandons time
Of the requirements in the speci dcation
which might lower some of the other
bids.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1909-02-05
The Daily American
rms by Mail, POSTAGE PREPAID
TWICE-A.WEEK AMERICAN
The Cheapest and Best Family News
paper Published.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
Six Months, so Cents.

THE TWICE-A-W AMERICAN
is published in two issues. Tuesday and
Friday mornings, with the news of the
week in compact shape. 1t also con-
tains interesting special correspondence,
entertaining romances, good poetry,
local matter of general interest and
fresh miscellany Suitable for the home
circle, A carefully edited Agricultural
Department and full and reliable Finan
eial and Market Reports are special fea-
lures.
See clubbing arrangements in other
parts Of paper.
Entered at the Postoffice at Baltimore,
Md as second class matter, April IS,
1904.
CHAs. c. FULTON & CO.,
FELIX AGNUS,
Manager and Publisher
AMERICAN OFFICE,
BALTIMORE. MD.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1909-02-05
BKEVlTIES.

Miss Minnie Chew will spend this
month with friends in Baltimore and
viciuity.
Miss Nellie Mari. of Mr.. Calvert,i is
visiting her cousins, the Misses Heaton
in Milton, Pa.
Mr. James Sheafe, of Chicago, spent
Friday at the home of his aunt, NJ RS
Mary e. Wilson.
Mr.. Willie vermillion of Halls, is
visiting res.i.ives in Marlboro.
Mrs. William R Smith entertained
q number of her friends at dinner on
Wednesday.
For Subscriptions to the Ladies
Home Journal or The Saturday Eve
ming Post apply to Edward L. Gilroy,
Aitchellville, Md. R. F. D. No. 2.
Mrs Mary E Wilson entertained
few friends at luncheon, on Saturday;
those prerent were: Mrs Elizabeth c.
Clagett, Mrs VIM. R Smith, Mrs F.
e McManus, Mrs II. W Gore, Miss
Susie Clagett and Miss Minnie Chew.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Buck gave an
enjoyable dance at their beautiful home,
this town to many of their young
friends, on last Friday night. Refresh
ments were served at midnight, after
which dancing was resumed for = short
time.
The Laurel post Office was robbed
of>$a63 in cash, $500 in stamps and IS
box rent and a number of registered
letters early Friday morning. the safe
was blown open, presumably by yegg-
men. The report of tho explosion was
heard by Mrs, William Bond. who lives
neax by, but she suspected nothing amiss
1t is thought that the robbers tried to
enter the Citizens National Bank,
opposite the post-office, but were not
successful, and then tried the post office.
Both the front and back doors of the
post Office were open when the robbery
was discovered by Clerk Eugene Littl e
at o'clock. The revolver of Post
master Timanus was taken from his
desk.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1909-02-05
Orphans Court.

There was a regular meeting Of the
Orphans Court Tuesday, with Chiei
Judge Sheriff and Associates. Judge
Jones and Judge Jenkins on the bench
The following orde 8 were passed
Ordered, that the first and final ac-
count of James w. William NJ and
Samuel H Gillingham, administrators
of James NJ. Gillingham, be passed
Ordered, that William c. Maske be
appointed administrator of Antionette
Maske, deceased. Penalty of bond
81, ZOO. W. c.. Rabold and George E..
Williams appointed appraisers. Notice
to creditors ordered.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1909-02-05
CHILLUM DISTRI 7.

AnlrrSor, NJ f-Lnt book 10 Il gers Aidh
lber No 10 tJho 1854, lax 1T u nalti' $ Il
COTS. .......'.... $40
And, rsoi, Geo + ard Au:le V LII, II, 10 and
imp Bren wood (pr. sent owner Al - VI Lugea-
beei); liber No IA folio SIS; taxes isl penalties
ar costs. ...........: .... -. -. IL So
B.rIy, Bath lom w-Lot- 10, 20 block &c,
Ii II ay Co A !dn (prGsent owner VIM l. DoI-
,"i); lbtr No Al folio 215; taxes int pen 1t ;es
ami costs. .:...:.... ...:......... 800
Blown, de .nnetts-l.o Is ana imp i,l'ck II
Ii, lladay 60 Addn; Der NO 81 funo 40; KS
nat penalties ana C stS...... .............. ~ 20
biowner, b nj N-Lut> l. 2 ard imp LloCk 8
Mt Rain eI; lber NJ 10 lilo 63j; X int peu-
aties aud CO t.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ II
Bacon, Mary E-Lot 10 block 10 zarra', Addu;
Iibe No Il Ito IS; lax IS mt l'eIi;,tias and
CO Us. = %
Bellman Be;tha O--I-o s and IN bio K J NJ
Rail- hbeI No % lUllo III; tx INT penalties
AMI costs...: ....--,..,. ...t...... .... Illus
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1909-02-05

The law is rigid as to the penalties for
violations, andithe Corrupt Practices act
also applies to it in full force It's ad-
vocates contend that this will prevent
the use of money in the primaries and
under it fair count is guaranteed
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1909-02-05
TAKOMA PARK.

Allen, Mary R-l)t II block %; lib.r
No ~ iollu l62. Faxes Interest &c ,al
Ties anu costs. Observation-Disclosures So
Bong hton, Ceiestia A-4uis 3, 9 blk
AZ; present owner uf lot Yulk AZ VIM.
} Warren lber JwB No 40 folie 1871.
Taxes interest penalties AMI costs
''.s"s...... Observation-Disclosures. 4 81
Belt, James b-lots |. 10, ~ blk
llber W & 81 folio 40 IuXcs lnt.le>.
penalties and costs. ...........3 80
Baker, Ere derrick A aud J H-Iu.s
g. blk 25l>Taxes intellect aitrs
auu Costs. ................- $500. ) 80
Douglas, Charles A-iot- 90 blk 16
Gilbert sub. Taxes iut,Itst penalties
ana costs ...............2 SO
Hillman, Annie E-lot ) blk % ans
] of lot So, Gber % folio 81; tax $
INT penal,Ies~ ana costs. "A
James, Augusta C-lots IS, 81 AMI
of IL, ! Ut 30 blk %, Ut lol s blk A.:
taxes int penalties aun costs .5ij
Lathrop, FANNIE a AMI Nj A oaaM-
lot IL Xix "a; W % folio 300 Tax -
interest penalties and costs ... IS
Mccormick, Is Wits ., =, y.rlx
q liber q folio Sg--Iurl 81 iullo l2s
Taxes interest enables and costs. 3 30
Phillips, 5 ,rah L-All of bl> ~ =. u
4 sub 4acres and imp lots l, 9, 3, 4, s, Is,
Blk 10 liber folio sos. liber 80 10
30. Taxes interest penalties and costs
: = . : : -. : - - ID 81
Redfern, Mary E-lots %, "a .nt
imp blk 81, Gilbert sub liber 31t.Lu
l42. lakes Interest penalties anu c, 81
'''' j, NJ
oayer, Elizabeth Cots AZ, A., IL,
40, 40, AZ, AZ. 49, 90. 81, 80, SO. "a. olA
"A, lots +, Z, DIX 80. Taxes III rie,,
pt nalties and. casts. 20 81
Summers, susanna-lots II, II, 10
block 30; liber W Is folio 173, :,
| int penalties and costs i
Stubbletield, Thomas W-lotS
entire block; llber Ii folio SIT, tIur. :.
folio Al taxes Int penalties and cosisi4 .
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1909-02-05
WILDWOOD DISTRICT.

Bowie, R Irving-40O acres and imp
Marlboro Pike, W B No % folio IS
Taxes interest penalties and costs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .19S GS
Wood, James and Mary CO acr, 5
and imp, Liber No 81 folio $50. Tax, ;
interest penalties and costs. ...... 295
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1909-02-05
EVANSVILLE DISTRICT.

Andrus, Emmet C-Lot As and imp
J and W Sub to Hyattsvilie, W B No
10 folio oD3, Taxes interest penalties
and costs .................oi n
Adams, John NJ and Jennie-We>t
of lot blk 81 and imp, Holiaday &c,
sub Hyattsviile, j W No Al follo 40t
Taxes interest penalties and costs. i / 20
Barr, Mary C-Lots B G and imp
Wells Sub of lot 2 Registers Addition
to Hyattsvile No folio 557.
Taxes interest penalties and costs. .22 80
Boucher, H M-Lol IL blk 50 RIVER
dale. Taxes interest penalties and costs
Breuninger, L E-Lot IL b "a River
dale W B No 80 folio 4l9. lakes later
st penalties and costs ............7 %
Blundon, Joseph A-Lot ana imp
blk lot 2 and imp blk west klvrr-
dale (present owner Charles A Baker,
Liber No 43 folio 459. Taxes interest
penalties and costs. ............2 % II
Carpenter, Arthur blot %, 81, %
| 90. Hya-t's addition and lot and
part of lot 2 Whitesidc sub to hyatts-
vile present owner Clarice Carpen
ter nber No A fJlio 50 Taxes Interest
penalties aud costs. ...........,,.. 62,94
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1909-02-05
For SALE.

A CHOICE corner LOT northwest
n on the TOWN HALL property in
Upper Marlboro suitable for STORE
or OFFICE BUILDING. For terms ap-
ply to W. r. DAVIS, Trustee. at the
Marlboro House before January 2sth.
Jan1Si90S
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1909-02-05
CAsTo7IA.
n..,,th. 1Ihs Kind You Have Always Bought
s &C.,: :; q: &M2z5S;z 4;

Yates, William-20 acres and imp
liber No 10 folio 491, taxes int penalties
and costs So
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1909-02-05

Socum, Silas IDIOTS IS, 10 block SO
Capitol Heights; liber No 80 folio 80,
taxes int penalties and costs. 80. 2 So
Smith Emma L-Lots so, 81 block 4
Capitol Heights; liber No 40 folio AIS,
taxes int penalties and costs. 80. 2 50
Sanford. Jessie B-Lots %, %, "a,
1n5, 1o6, 107 block Q Seat Pleasant
Heights; liber No 80 folio 322, taxes int
penalties and costs ...:...........9 81
Thurm, Mary M-Lots %, rs block 13;
lots 10, 20 block % Columbia Park; W
B 80 folio ITO; taxes int penalties and
Thornton, Lzzie-Lots 33, "a, 35 block
| u haiir,onnt H sighss; hher No 10 folio
ls3; l3sts lot pcpaltles eud COSTS. 3 81
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-15

The tariff bills are now under
discussion in the senate and BY
the press. Tuesday Senator Dol
liver, Of Iowa delivered . speech
in the senate in which be ripped
the Aldrich bill up the back from
head to heals and fayed its author
with sarcasm and exposure Of his
subserviency to the cotton and
wooden interests. 10 the sensation
of the entire tariff debate.
Senator Dolliver is one of the
best equipped tariff experts in the
senate. Before his promotion to
the senate he was an active and
influential member of the ways
and means committee of the house,
besides, he is one of the most elo-
quent Of the senate.
During the campaign Senator
Dolliver was selected by Candi-
date Taft to accompany him on
his speaking tour through the
states, and everywhere Taft spoke
Dolliver spoke also, if the time at
all permitted. Deliver is in the
closest possible touch with Presi-
dent Taft, not only in his tariff
policy, but upon other measures
that affect the predatory corpora
tions
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-15
Leave your orders for Aspara.
gus rM,ts. trees and vines.
e. f. Newton.
OD le rev

Nov b the time 70 ~ ia d your
rhsuoatisn. You osa Do - By applying
Cha0bsslainS knlneal Niss cosss
cut a IN srs siaply muscular Phsuns.
tiso due 70 oe,d a. damp, o. chsooIc
shsuasiisn. end yisld 70 ths vigorous
applloatIos q this nainsal Try Il.
Yos sss certain 10 b delighted Nth ~
quIok ssliss which Il a9osdA 9old By
~ dsuogislA
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-15

During my ten years residence
in Colorado. Alamosa and the San
Luis Valley always attracted mo,
and my interest remains unabated.
E. T. Jsffsry, President Of ID. T.
K. Il.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-15

w. W. Wiley and wife left Fri
day night for Espinola, New Mex
leo. where they have bought .
small fruit orchard. They will re-
main at Espinola during the fruit
SeasOn.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-15
POLICE COURT

On Monday Marshal Wallace
brought three young fellows before
the police magistrate for fast driv-
ing and boistrous conduct on the
streets Sunday. They were fined
Is each and costs.
8. c. Ledd, who has been at
work on the Center Dispatch for
some months, was in town last
Sunday and became intoxicated
and Monday paid Judge Warbur-
ton fine and costs of SO and
then left on the evening train for
the East.
Charles Jernberg was arrested
on the same day Oh the charge of
drunkenness and the same fine
was assessed.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-15

At the last meeting Of the town
board X. q. Breckenridge appeared
and asked the board to put in
sewer pipe in the irrigating lateral
in front Of his residence from JEFF
ferson street, on condition that he
pay one half Of the expense. The
request granted, Mr.. Jones being
the only member OF the board to
oppose it.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-15

d. Miles and wife, Of Center.
were in town Wednesday. Mr..
Miles has cold two lots on Adams
street to the Odd Fellows who will
build q block Oh the same.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-15

Lad toe Rect 1sqa,rs Of J.
Alfred Smith Of ". =. Whsls.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-15

Thu Ladies' Library Association
have been offered y, 500 for their
three lots on corner Of First Ave-
nue. aud Jefferson street. They
hokl the lots at 5000.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-15

Charles Hack u Hooper. who
owns the brick house that was
Wednesday BY . falling
wall, was In town Thursday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-15

Rev. DasIey Il Alamoss, was Ia
town Tuesday and bought . supply
Il p)ants and garden sssds Il E. +.
Newton.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-15

There IVES . cave.in q the Mixer
tunnel 1t Jaspee . few days ago.
Al . result The miness have besu
lsyed u foe the present.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-15

The Farmers Union Irrigation
company are advertising for bids
on e6S0.OOO six per cent bonds.
The bids will be opened At Center.
June 9Th.
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10. Munroc oils Senator un0 oit &c,
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len Den 2cmpercnSlcrn ongcnehnL
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notor 9rn0p mo u. :. Murrap IN
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SnScsfGnr

stm 81. Sftobcr Wpbrrt Appe, gir. 1908.
Carlisle lnce, 90 Iubrc alt.
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Nett GonlbarnsS irabe, 20 Sabre nlt,
Sr go. Oftober @iarn u. swisler, gtr, 1885.
Niberiio2 sNlOefllic. 21 Nnhre nIL
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Wcfauntmad)nngcn
snrcan ees OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, NatAaaus.

B0fttmprc, Wio.. 80. Gitober 1909.
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StuSt Baltimore in acieblid pnrGei6%rieheIlcr
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5oblcrt bat fir Niles, iuoa cr 5ilr Sc
benabolting broudlt. Die 0roB.S it.
ouitrielen beimien Die Sriidtc Der
Gobcn 3oaidse Gin. Ger Stobl.S rlit
!. 9. bat iniolgc Der moiieuboften
NuitrGoc oui iein ltort per,uoliertcS
&opitol Die Tipibenoc fir Die
Stomnl;glftien bon orei allf bier
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olloere SrllitS MADDEN 70 quite &c
id)1ftc. mic iie mr. bon SrilitS &C.
modJt iucrben ,f0nnel1. Gle Giien-
bobn.Ginmobmen iinb iniol9c Der
groBeli @%eforberiul9 bon Srod)t uno
Der boberen Sradtidte beociltcno &c.
lticeen mo ~bctruacn III Den orci er.
item @ohen bcs Sftober elf Tro5cnt
mebr ais in oericlben Belt bcS @or.
jobres. Ger Gbefpcrfehr lunr III Der
oboelullicnen Wodye NM llahe5u I3
Ero5ent groBer ais IN ocrlelben @o'
dbe 1908. Gle 9eiicrung Der @clpers
betb6tioteit, Die anlogen bon lellen
inoi,Itricllen linterncbmumgen, Die
mieoer itorf einletenoe S%pcfulotion
bobcn ieitere Hotcn fir Selb 5iir Sol
&c ochobt. Gie @elbiGtc hobcn lif)
rcrlteift, mn. lidt bios III ben Ser.
Stouten. Die Wonf bon Gngldno
bot innerbolb 5iueier Nod)cn ibren
9iSconto.S ot nm 5ipei Yro5el,t er'
b0bf, nm oen @olbabflilB mad, benn
guslonoc ein5uidronfcn. Die 1eitt.
ide Heihsbonf bat ibrc Hotcl eben.
faQs itorf erbobt, lin lid gegelt
@oloabiliib 81 id)iiten unb bic Spc.
tlllotipr 5l benrmen. Die 3nbl Der
in letter Wofe altaemelbeten 9onfc-
rottc betrua 214; q meniaer oils IN
Der 8orlpohe urib "a pcnigcr oils III
Scr lestcl Sftpberluodc 1908.
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9tadjrmf

al Mathilon Bupp, seb, Gnaeibuupt.
petde bCute Dor cimeii Sabre ibtelI ttcibeirith
icu 9Iiern mo 2ifper,punhtcn bud, ocil ltncr
bittlidDen 500 Qeuonmeil ipuroc.
Sbr fDnnt Ocrl Siieel Sicrell,
Sds Iinoeri Gurcn SdncrS.
EpG) AN. Elm Atiu0 Oerliercr.
Sas hridt Elm GIternheyS
limo Wandc5 pebi %oerlcrcn.
Ioud i6irt' es beute tteh'n.
SIM Pcifrcn MARS qebprelt.
Go ppui' ieiu Slid Mot ic6'n,
SIpn ibrer Slterr
(3O6) YGilipp mns Qua Gngelhnupt.
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Suhn Is. @asmuth.

IS itarb in Yittsbura. Ra.. am 81. Stto5cr
1909 Sobn Is. MaSniutb, 81 Sabre alt, Geliebs
fer. Sic Neeroieino finoct am Uiittuud,, Wndbs
inittdao nm 9 ubr. pDl Der SobniItq ieiler
3iuiter. Jruu S.itubcth 9SnSnutb. Nr. 9ii,
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