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ADJUSTMENTS
"A German Prince

AL II. Wilson. the German dialect
comedian who will inaugurate the regu-
lar season at the Belasco Theatsr next
week as the central character in his lat
est play, A German Prince has as wide
a popularity throughout the country as
that enjoyed by ]. *. Emmett and Jo-
seph Murphy His lullabys are known
to almost every little tot who has reached
the age of understanding. while his love
songs and yodels still possess the charm
which first brought him to the notice Of
theatergoers.
The story of a German Prince con-
tains a pretty love romance, with the
scenes laid along the banks Of the River
Rhine and in the Austrian Tyrol. Mr..
Wilson's role is that of German Prince.
reduced to such financial straits that he
finds. it necessary to assume a disguise
and apply for the position of a guide to
a party of American tourists. 1t is in
the character of guide that he is heard
merrily singing his way among the noun
tains of the tyrol. Those who admire the
Wilson style of songs are promised
further pleasure in the strains OF Her
Smile When You Part From the Girl
You Love and Songs of My Father
land" Mr. Wilson's voice is perhaps the
leading feature Of his performance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-06
Another Mans Wife"

Another Mans Wife" is scheduled at
the Academy for an engagement of one
week. beginning next Monday evening.
Another Mans Wife marks a decided
departure from the usual run OF meio-
drama, and. it is said. for the better. 1t
does not depend on huge mechanical de-
vices and changeable scenes. Its appeal
is said to lie in it's simplicity and Its
truthfulness to life in a small New Eng
land village, with characters studied at
first hand through a six-month sojourn
by the author. There is plenty Of excite
ment, however and the climaxes are so
written as to call forth the thrills which
attend the performance of daring deeds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-06
McIntyre and Heath.

Mcintyre and Heath. Americas black
face stars, will lead the van of varied
and comic diversions at Chase's next
week. They will present for the first
time here their latest comic success.
Waiting at the Church." suggested by
the popular song Of the same name II
is said to afford them the best opportun-
ity they have ever had
apement states. will be the prettiest
musical treat of today. given by the
Ten Vassar Girls In their dainty trave-
logue. Another special feature VIII ne
O'Brien. Havel and Kyle. extravaganza
new stage-life hit Monday" giving gay
glimpses Of greenroom episodes.
Mile Esther Delaur, claimed to be the
worlds highest cOloratura soprano, ano
Mile Alice Debrmont. both former mem
bers OF the French Grand Opera Com
pany of Paris will be heard In selections
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-06
SUITS FOR. DAMAGES.
Washington Gas Light Company
Made Defendant in Three Cases,

Three suits. aggresating S3o,W0. were
today filed against the Washington Gas
Light Company by Edward Casson and
his son. John Casson. eleven Years of
age on account of alleged personal in
juries and damage To property occurring
JULY ;. 1911
The declarations allege that the gas
companys employees on that day. whine
installing meter in premises l226 and
IDS North Capitol street. left the work
in an unfinished condition, with the pipes
not connected and the gas turned on. as
a result of which alleged negligence an
explosion of gas occurred. wrecking the
premises and severely burning the face
and body of the little boy. soaring him
for lite. Twenty thousand dollars is
claimed for the injuries to the boy an
$500 each by the father for loss of the
sons services and medical expenses and
damage to the property OF which he was
the owner.
The plaintiffs are represented by .Attor-
ntyS Darr Peyser & Taylor and Alvin l..
NeWmyer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-06
ESCAPE FROM BONDAGE.
Three Colored Prisoners Jump the
Reservation Near Chain Bridge.

Three colored prisoners Elijah Kennedy,
James Peanuts and William Brook-es-
cared from the camp of workhcuse pris-
oners near the south end of the Chain
bridge yesterday afternoon. The police
OF the seventh precinct were asked to
assist in finding them.
Some time ago the authorities at Deco
auan established a camp near the Chain
bridge In order to employ number OF
men in taking down a big stone crusher
to be transported to 0ccoquan. Their
meals are brought from Occoauan each
DAY. Yesterday afternoon.th the three men
became tired of the laborious task as
signed them and suddenly disa ppeared
The police were soon communicated wi. n
and descriptions of the fugitives were
telephoned the several stations.
No trace of the missing men was found.
They We're still listed as absent this
morning. hut the police believe they will
soon be caught.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-06

The above Is one Of tho fourteen
beautiful art poses of Refine GlOrteuse,
the French model. who Is appearing at
the Cosmos Theater this week. This IL
without doubt the most artistic and
realistic act of it's kind that has ever
played Washington. Every number Is
n distinct art creation, NIL in perfect
white. reproducing the worlds greatest
classics in stRtuary. paintings and
porcelain. Special electrical effects and
properties are employed to advantage,
some of the poses being so beautiful as
the drop of the curtain. This is espe-
1.-THE Lions Bride Michael Angeles
"Night." "Th" Echo" 1.-THE Casting
Down of the Angel Lucifer'' and many
others. One Of tho most extraordinary
features of tho offering il the wonder
full rapidity of the changes. some Of
them taking less than twelve seconds.
though the next subject will he entire
~ different. The rest of the Cosmos
hill Is also uniformly good, and con-
tnins several other numbers that are
out of the ordinary. including LeOna.
the Russian song bird. who displays
q remarkably flexible voice to great
advantage In varied program. and
WrShane, Troy and Baker. "thc three
Jolly mipStrels, who are the laughing
hit of the bill. Others are the Old
Country Choir of four singers. and May
md Itiey Burns. musical novelties.
This fs the third anniversary ard gala
festival week. and dainty floral Souve-
Mrs are being distributed to the ladies'
at each performance.
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Count of Monte Cristo. :"

The Count of Monte Cristo' Is to be
given by the Holden Players at the Ma
jestic Theater next week.
That this impressive drama by Alexander
Dumas will be satisfactorily interpreted
by the players seems assured by the fiat
tering criticisms they have received in
other cities. 1t is a drama teeming with
strong situations. the arrest of Edmond
Dantes for an uncommitted crime, his
thrilling escape from prison. his duels
with De Villefort and Danglars, and the
anxious moments attending the prepara-
tions for a duel between himself and his
own son.
H. q. Keenan, will be seen in the five
approximations by Edmond Dantes. Jane
Babcock has been cast for the part of
Mercedes Gertrude Nudge will appear
as Carconte, l.. S. Mckee as Danglars,
j. Carroll Barrymore as Albert, H. NJ.
Holden as Caderousse. Eugene helps as
Fernando, Theodore Hardy as De Vile
fort, Robert Wallace Able Faria. and
Walter Stewart as officer of the guard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-06

will be given over to typical Mardi Gras
celebration similar to the famous Coney
Island festival after which it is pat
termed Extra facilities for handling an
overflow crowd have been arranged, ano
the biggest night in the history of this
popular resort is expected by the man
agement. :,
Friday night the grand fancy dress bal
is scheduled as the feature event. This
will be held in the openair pavilion and
four prizes will be awarded the wearers
Of the most novel fancy costumes. For
the ladies the first prize will be SO. with
S. for the second. while the winner among
the men will get So. with watch and
fob for the Judges second choice. Each
day during the ten-day celebration will
have some special attraction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-06
RESCUE OF THE PENLEY.
Phosphate Schooner Being lowed to
Baltimore by Tug Tormentor.

The schooner Florence NJ Penley, one
of the sufferers in the recent hurricane
that swept the coast. is due at Baltimore
in tow Of the big tug Tormentor OF the
fleet of the American Towing Company
The Tormentor. while cruising off the
North Carolina coast, found the Penley
with all her sails carried away. and
otherwise damaged. and towed her into
Southport. n. c., week ago. The yes
sci has aboard a cargo of phosphate rock
for Baltimore, and her owners arranged
with the tug to tow her to her destina-
ton. After discharging her cargo the
vessel will be locked for repairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-06
OLD COASTING VESSEL LOST.
Schooner Faust, Wrecked Monday
Was Built in 1854.

The three-masted schooner David
Faust of Ellsworth, Me-, which was
lost on the Maine coast Monday. was
one of the oldest coasting vessels afloat.
having been built at Philadelphia in
1854. and having seen active service
on the coast. mainly in northern waters.
since that time. Aboard the schooner
when she struck on the rocks near
Rockland were the wife of the master.
Capt John Keen, and four men, the
crew. All were landed in safety with
the use Of the breeches buoy. The
Faust was a vessel Of 17S tons register
and was 1902 feet long, 2S feet beam
and 9.5 feet deep In the hold. The ves-
sci when lost was on her way from
Boston to Stockton, No
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-06
Glen Echo Park.

All arrangements for the opening Of
the big Mardi Gras celebration at Glen
Echo Park tomorrow night are complete.
Thousands of bags of imported French
confetti are on hand. hundreds of addi-
tional lights are in place. and the deco
rators have put the finishing touches on
ready for the first night of the big fete.
Right from the start the duplicate cou-
pom test will be on, and the opening night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-06
Alaska, THE Land Up There"

Next Sunday night under the auspices
of Columbia Lodge, No. 1.6, Loyal Order
Of Moose, Beverly B. Dobbs' famous
picture travelogue, Alaska, THE Land
Up There" with motion views OF the
land Of the white silence" and graphic
description by Will T. Jones, will be pre-
serted at the Columbia Theater.
The many remarkable views of the
frozen north taken by Mr.. Dobbs. the
arctic photographer, are conceded by
competent authorities to be the acme Of
arctic motion picture photography. They
present Uncle Sans richest and last
frontier furnishing two hours of delight
full wonderment at the many strange
sights depicted.
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Howe's "Love Makers"

Sam Howe, producer and chief come
dian of next weeks attraction at the
Gayety, THE Love Makers" is attempt
ing something new in burlesque. He is
to present travesties on the three lead
ing variety attractions in New York at
the present time-"The Winter Garden
THE Folies Bergere" and THE Follies Of
1911" There will also be a burlesque
Of q burlesque-the New York Columbia
Theater amusements. The costuming of
1.-The Love Makers IL said to be un-
usually attractive, and one Of the ex-
plotted features Of the show is q strong
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-06

from grand and comic opera. Eunice
Burnham and Charlotte Greenwood will
offer "musicalette" comprising catchy
songs and flashes of humor. Herbert
famous canine troupe will exhibit it's
comic and acrobatic cleverness. and re-
markable roller skating will be shown
by the Rexos. concluding with their great
tunnel sensation. Important weekly
events of the world will be presented by
the daylight motion pictures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-06
Ben Hur.'

Beginning Wednesday and running the
rest of the week the Virginia Iheater
will present in moving picture form ben
Hur.' as dramatized from Gen. Lew wal
laces great novel. The work IS pecui-
iarly adapted for rendition In pnoto-
drama form, dealing as 1t does with
pageantry and stirring events.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-06
First Western Club for Wilson

CHICAGO. September 6-The first club
formed in the west to further the candi-
dacy of Woodrow Wilson for the demo-
cratic presidential nomination was or
ganized here last night. The members
declared themselves as also in favor Of
former Mayor Edward F. Dunno for Gov
ernor Of Illinois.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-06
Cut Wires, Then Robbed House.

y burglar who Went to the premises
II Charles Gray. 90 I'd street northea st.
Sunday night between q and o'clock
To rob the house took the preCaution TO
cut the tei"rh me wire before entering.
he Tansacked the bedroom. bu failed to
get anything he wanted. The intruder
was seen in the back yard while leaving
the premises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-06

olio of six vaudeville acts. in which Beu-
Iah Dallas the coon shouter, is featured.
4 speciality Of unique character Is prom
Used by the management in diving girl
act called "O'Devio,' in which real
water"-olD sallons-is advertised as
being used.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-06
Chevy Chase.

Chief among the attractions at Chevy
Chase lake are the evening concerts by
a large section o. the Marine Band. at
the stand on the hill or in the pavilion
in the event Of bad weather. They are
usually completed about 9 o'clock. Dane
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-06

in the arena Of the Colosseum in thrill
ing way in this masterpiece of the Vita
scope Company.
Miss Helen Dodge, violinist. has re-
turned from her vacation. and is once
more pleasing Virginia audiences with
her solo work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-06

ing concludes the program every night in
the week. save Sundays. Swings. bowling
alleys. shooting galleries and a motion
picture theater offer additional attrac-
tons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-06
Sites and Buildings.

When it takes up the question OF
amounts to be asked for in connection
with the purchase of sites and the con-
struction of buildings the committee. it
is said. in all proba bility will provide for
the erection of school building near
Soldiers Home. in the Park View neigh
borhood.
Another improvement under considera-
ton which stands an excellent chance of
being provided for i'll the estimates, 1t is
said, is the building of new school
house in the northeast section, to take
care of the overflow from the Webb and
Wheatley Schools
The longevity act. for increasing the
pay of teachers on the basis Of length of
service will. it is announced. result in
the paving out of about $23.Oa0 additional
to Washington teachers next year. Also,
a considerable extra amount will be paid
to janitors who are employed in the new
school buildings.
Last year the amount carried in the APP
preparation bill for the pay of teachers
salaries. running expenses and care of
small buildings was $1.gJ6. 40
The amount to be asked for this year to
cover these expenses. it is said, will be
about So.0Um.
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new EASTERN HIGH
Board of Education May Pro-
vide for School Building.
ITEM IN THE ESTIMATES
Purchase of Site for Benefit of East
Washington.
PROVISION FOR THE TEACHERS
Salaries and Routine Expenses Also
Considered-Comm in SEES
sion This Afternoon.
PROVISION FOR THE TEACHERS

Provision for the purchase of site
for new Eastern High School build
ing. it was learned today. will be In
cluded. in all probability. in the school
estimates for the next fiscal year.
Endeavorhg to hold the entire
amount asked for in the estimates with
in a three million-dollar limit, but i'm
pressed with the fact that there are a
number of Improvements of an urgent
nature the ways and means committee
of the board of education is experience
ing a difficult time whipping its fig
ures into shape.
Yesterday the committee held long
session and met again this afternoon
with the object of getting the estimates
ready for transmission to the full board.
1t is doubtful if they will be prepared In
time 10 be submitted to the board at
its meeting late today.
Probable Estimate of $4,000.
The practical decision which has been
reached. it is understood. to provide for
the purchase of site for the Eastern
High School building will mean the in
sertion of a big item in the estimates.
1t is thought that the amount called for
will be in the neighborhood of $4,000
The committee, at it's meeting yester-
day. took up only the question of teach
ers, salaries and routine running ex-
pcnses leaving the problem of amounts
TO be asked for in connection with build
inss and building sites for consideration
al its meeting this afternoon.
II Is said the committee will include in
the estimates an amount in the neighbor-
hood of S2J.H0 for the employment OF
thirty additional teachers next year.
Another feature that practically has
been determined upon. 1t is learned
through authoritative sources. is the in
cusion of considerable item in the es-
Inmates for the enlargement of night
school work. Last year the appropriation
for night school work was $17.Jp. The
plan this year. it is said. is to ask for
an amount that will be in the neighbor
hood VI $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-06
White Silk Gloves,
6Oc pair.

Special lot of the popular Nous
uuetaire White Silk Gloves; IL
inches long. double tipped nm
gers and complete with two
clasps.
These Gloves are made by one of
the best known glove manufactur-
ers in the country, but owing to the
greatly reduced price we are not
allowed to tell the name.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-06
&c Fall Suitings. INC

100 pieces of New-style Double
width Fall Suitings, "a inches wide.
The exact counterpart of the all-wOol
dress goods.
The assortment includes Mannish
Gray Suitings. Diagonal Serge. Her
ringbone Serge, Shadow-stripe Serge
and Gray Scotch Mixtures.
CSC values. at 12lzc yard.
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0uter fang.
Cine mtRss esRoblsaer laden In Der
GsbHaas ses GefaHseusn
ssfsubeH.

Ginen guten gang nadtsu ssiiern
4beno bi, GebsimpoIisiiten Grim nRo
gi!tannn, OILS ne ben 26 5nbre altsn
arbeitsr Charles 9. Suticn. Don 30.
COS God Strnbs, an Der ede Der genrI
uHb aubIofr Gtrab.. OerbofteieH une
snnGhft ols perbdatig eiHiperrten.
Der @efaaeeue fol cine slnse an'
sahl 9iebitdbIe begoneen iinb nameRts
lid, in Roripoob -gearbeitsi" buben.
Sn i.intm Belize purbs cine SCfnen'
ubr gsfunbeH, fptId,t Dor einieen 9dsen
bsm Z. .. Deir, bon RornoOb, tnts
lrenbet iporben mar unb ppn bielem aIs
isin Gigentbnm i6eniifi5iri ipurbe. Der
0sfanssne btftriii. bis llbr etftcbIsn gu
baben, isbpfl f5reerte zine fp6ter IN ieis
r,sr Wobnung pcrgsnommene Sdus'
inhuna eiHe Wenee Sn6en 81 Edge,
lpelfDe sbsnfclls aus Tiebfdblen hers
riibrsn. 60 trurben unitr unbsrem ein
gnnr golosneW WonfhettsntH6pfe gsfun.
ben, iptthe suinmmen init einem 0elo.
betrdgs nns Der mcbHuns bes 6. B
8OOs in Roripocb eeiichleH iporber
fparsr. foipit cine Menge Silberia6en
Delhe ben Gsempsl bes Queen gitr
rsfp. beg 8ufinfB ReH's Club tragen
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s,erniinitise 4. guilt sseier'
7ie Sses nimms immsr isittse @sIiaIt
cN.

Die Sots fiir stne msbr pasriotiife
uno speaiesr psfGbrIide 5sitr bts 4.
JuIi tpnrb< in elmer eeitern Rnhmiis
tag abseboItensu Gisung bes Grttus
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AForiotiou nod nebr gum ausbrud
gsbroGt, nIs bic an Dem 5aee ab3lis
hdltsubs Parabs bsfpro6en tpurbs.
Eas Darobe COMMITTEE berihiete
burh feinen 9oriiber 6errn G6ds.
BraaHiiein, bob a. bic abiiht Isi, sins
-porabs oIltr Rationen" su Deranital'
ten, an fpelher aus WereiuiguI,ssn bet
Etabt In ibreu Rational 7rahten,
WhIit1rs nno aRbsre SrgnHifafionen,
bic S6uItinbtr. 5o6fbuI RabesteH
unb bic Bon Seouts@ unter ben
Gternenbanner maridiren ioleH. 8is
garooe, iptlfe nur cine tur5e Rout.
ptrfolgen fol, pire bes 0ormittnss
itaitfinb.n nnb Dor otrsn aufIOiunl
foleH bic iinabb6ngistsits =erslarune
psrleisn unb mebrers patrsotlihs Sss'
Der eefungtn fpsrben.
sSiir ben Rodmittog IiHb biibih'
programme auf ben Offsntli6eTSpieI'
pIGbsn unb WailitGrtOnserte IN beT
parts in ausiidi ssnommen, uno D.:
Ibenbs fna enitpeber am DIabufel
ober i'm einem Der Darts Der unsertr
StaSt elm Risien Jsuerpert abse
btdnHt iptrben.
DAB bic Sbee Der aHosiotion untsr
ifiibuns finbst. atbt aus ben Subicrip
tioneR berpor, bie bis iesi nnGnfsefcr
bert sineeIoufen fine unb 3ipat: Gbil
bumont Secietp, $50; iSrou GIareHo
gfad. $50; u. q. gonrOp. SIS; Or
Charles RofsntboI, $40; grof. SOB;
lIri qIpnb, $40; Or. Dapio WOIf
ftsin. SO; g. q. grounftsiu, $40
Siobore Rdub, 50; Waltsr Draper
So; Ralpb Golblpea, So; 5rau SiG
Gtorf, S.. Der i5iRans sfusldui
ber4 iTociaiion IN bertit, alIs 6ubierip
tioHen, nena aud nod 10 Helm, ban
tsnb entpegen su nehrneH.
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Der is Sabre oIst Msasihtirs
gbarss, BON aenntbp 6sights, ipiro
fsit Dcnusrfios glbtnb Dsrmibt. Die
tsitrrn permutkn, baB Il ii4 hkm
Hornnm &c 9aiIsp Cirrus unssihlcis
fen bat.
Der 45 Sabrs nIis 8. g. patipM
fDeIGsr am 5oHneritog nit ittnsr
sgrau Ha6 Cincinnati getcmHeH spor,
i'm cine Gtene bei Der Big Gour Gi'
ienbabn ansusrsten. Ut felt stttsrn
Rn6miitaa perihpunpen. 9ds 0hta
pnar bate fid na9 Dem 3Dclpsiicpsn
Garten baebsn, no Grdn pori0ns il-
ren Mann plSblib psrmibis. Sts
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ipanbte fib geitsrn an bic gSoli3ei mt
bem Griuhen, Rdhfrrfnuneen Fa1
BEN 9erThmunbsntH rnsuils!lsII.
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Die sa(ualisa armg Xampaaas.
Nss ben S55. 900 iina bereiis $780,
202 aaIsebradi.

Tns giirasr aommitiss, tpsI4ss
bic ishstdgies aampasns fiir bic
aufbrinauna BON $55, 900 fur ben
Golpotioa 4rulp' 5nuloeHtileuness
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Rahmiitas misbsr sius 6ibuHg nb.
In iueIder berihtet purps. bub BON
Der ais 3isi esitedtsn Suiums beretts
$26, ,2O2 suIommsnsebroHt lDcrosn
finb. Inter ben siH3eInen -9enMs4
mar Dos .Dnmen 1tnm-. inter asis
tlina Der grdu Guifie Debtn. oas err
folareihfts. bas alletn $1,000 sirbss
rida.ets. Inter c<n mdbrenb bar lebs
ten "a Gtunhen ioleftirien WetrdgsH
beFonDeu STA bon ben AnetRtllisn
cer Mnblep e Gareip Co.. $1,000 BON
sinsm fSreunh, $500 BON Grcu Wsufn
Gmfrp; bret ;greunee. burn eugene
aepis, $500; Elm 5rtunD $3.50, ".
u. Coming $500. grau VI. Y. Gops
ina 500; Qnnitnttiiner 60. S1OO;
huensFsIo 60. 500; Gimon 0ubis
500; G. 8. @rstnc 60. 500; Obs
iparDs mfg. Go. 500; Tsou Mnnis
q. Weuinaion 800; q. u. Sc Hlono
800: Wm. gyoiren Go. Sl00; odrrp
q. Dounsforb 500; Aeolpb 4asit
500; sc Rcp Nroois II. 800; 0ins
tinnati 6orfs 6 wsult QE6oHss
800.
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- psrcp Craig Sobn BON Gapton,
ap., sin Stuoent Der pennipLcunia
aeaoemp of stne 4rts tn pbiIdesI.
ptiu, sstporn BEN greHnn 5hiiIsrs
prsis. Der grsis betrGgt $500 behufs
Stnbiums Der alien Weifter in gus
ropa.
- Der 9saspner Gisusrausglti6s
ungsrath bat nab Sspeip6dentiiher
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