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The evening world., 1913-05-31
BIG CROP OF JUNE BRIDES.

The CITY Hall Martage Bureau clerks
WORKED Overtime to-day. One hundred
and nifty couples had received their u
csnses to wed up to noon. The best pre-
Nous record was 100. When noon. which
L. the closing hour. arrived and City
Clerk sc,Aly saw the long line Of other
couples stiil waiting for tho precious
licensing document. he ordered that the
once DO kept open antil ehe last couple
was written into the records,
The hne OF appAcsnts extended down
sss length almose q TIE Oty Hall base
asat es1t1ast !.
The evening world., 1913-05-31

Personally. I think the modern skirt
which allows one to take . reasonably
long stride without falling over ones
own ankles. but which hasn't lot Of
surplus folds. is the most comfortable
thing ever invented. OF course there
II another method Of achieving this re-
suit Of minus fulness and plus free
dom. It's called the slit skirt. Now
Tn not discussing the morals Of this
garment III only say that its revela-
lions confirm Whistler's opinion that
art can AFFORD to patronise nature.
ARTIST cURRAN's OBJECTION
TO THE SLIT SKIRT.
The eminent artist. Charles c. Cur
ran. Secretary Of the National Academy
Of Design. has q neat way Of phrasing
his objection to the slit skirt.
"9hs woman who makes . SKIRT
20 marrow around the bottom that
che cant take step 1. u, and then
sits IL Mp the sides. - just shout
- sensible - the man In ths story
who painted his whisksrs gsesa
ana then carried . fan 70 hide
thom.s
wasn't surprised that Mr.. Curran
felt as he did. for no bears the reputa.
ton Of painting the sort OF girl you'd
like to have as a sister or o daughter.
other freaks of fashion.
do you admire the Bulgarian
blouses?" ! asked.
Those things that are tied in some
where around the knees?" returned Mr.
Curran. II do not! think they're hid
eous. II woman has q good fgur,
you'd never know II when she's wear
Ing such q costume. And then some o.
the coats this season have funny litti,
tails hanging down tho back. hike tn,
swallow-ta.ls men used to wear. Othe
the women haven't taken by mistai1,
the little old army coats OF their Grand
fathers.
Some of the hats worn make IN,
women look as II they had no necks
Not only Ia every wisp Of hair CAREFUL,
concealed, but the hat crewis down owe
the shoulders in the back and tends I,
give the wearer a hunohed look.
ION the other hand I've seen som
truly beautiful costumes. which wa
told were in perfectly good style. Crit
icism OF the present day fashions Is dif
hcult because there Ii such . variet
OF them. Some Of the color effects the
show are wonderful. II a tribe start
i ling. To talk aboAt putting red an
purple together sounds impossible. bu
I've seen It done successfully thi
spring, One compared It With a petu
MA"
IDEAL SUMNER coerUMgs
| MUST az BEAUTIFUL.
How would you dsans the Meal sum
lmss eestum6f' a9hsA
The evening world., 1913-05-31
0~s Killed, Two Hurt IN Auto Crash
ispecisl to The Evening Wosid)

.UTHI4EHBM, Pa, Nay H'-ChaFIes
xeslsr is dead and David Detrioh and
CHARLES Biting fatally injured as the
r.suit of an automobile accident be-
-aen South Bethlehem and Hellertown
enray to-day. The accident was caused
49, the steering gear broke and the
..cntne plunged into 2 tree. Keller,
wAe was driving. was killed eutr'sat.
DetNch's head Is padly crushed ana
106Grg - . neoaarsd skuu
The evening world., 1913-05-31
CHICAGO AVIATOR KILLED.

CHICAGO. May H.-James Co,ovan.
twenty-five years old. was Instantly
killed to-day ut the Cicero flying field
when the wires q his Curtis bi-plans
became entangled In tree and he
fell ATTY feet. The engine fell upon him,
crushins Ills hack. ColDvaa vas n ANA
~ aUiAAR.
The evening world., 1913-05-31
q Appeal to Women to Dress Acc0rdin
to Their Age Made by Artist C.. {. Currar,
The Ideal Warm Weather Dress Must Be Beauti-
ful," Declares the Secretary OF the Academy Of
Design, "but 1t Should Not Leave Cues
ton in Mind of the Beholder. Which IL
the Effect Of Eccentric Things."
Marguerife Mo0eys Marshall

what perfect
unquestonably continue to
which economical
return eight eighteen ufes' The artists Of
the Chicago Medical sosy
They likely to carry germs
that often bad
angles and result broken
gentlemen hobbley
erere personal comfort o the wsarer.
The evening world., 1913-05-31

All lest OF fsssA sge1s11e oD.ls
Ssstissa n TIE WesA ~ - X
listed d The Wess1's llDegU19 :
tioa Bsssaas Paliesss 49, y q
Arcade, rssk usvt Wo1o4o =
UpssWn Offtsa nesehWoeo - =
80 SSH -. - 1soo0 \.
Mss.A's Msss9 0eesS
West l9stA ~ - 49, ~
nsssslsa Co., - I,
= =: ssssss'3 = y
&, &c IS e
The evening world., 1913-05-31

How would you ds0ns the Meal sun-
|mse 0ootun6fs ! 49,
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-01-07
Went Bathing Yesterday.

A well-known young gentleman or
this city was remarking to a num-
Der with whom he was working yes
terday that the weather was warm
enough to go swimming, and upon
their expressing some doubt upon
the matter, agreed to wade out up
to his neck upon payment of $3.50;
if on the other hand he was unable
to fulfill his part of the bargain,h
was to pay them each 25c. He IN.
dressed and started out, but the
river at the point where he was hap
pened to be shoal, and instead OF
getting up to his neck in a few
steps, he found it necessary to wade
about 100 yards, as the result OF.
which long distance in the cold wa
ter, he became so chilled as to have.
to return to shore without winning
his bet. He says that January i
not the proper time to go in swiI
ming-he knows.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-01-07
JUDGE HENRY PAGE.
Distinguished Jurist Dies at His
Home At Princess Anne This
Morning.

Judge Henry Page died at his
home at Princess Anne this morn
ing, at six o'clock, after having
been in poor health for several
wears. Judge Page was the son OF
the late John Woodland Crisfield, OF
Princess Anne, and was born in eha..
place June %, 1841. His mother
diving On The DAY of his birta, he
was brought OF the home of MS
grandmother, Mrs. Ann Page,in this
city, and resided here until she re-.
moved to Baltimore in 1875. At
the desire of his grandmother whose
husband was named Henry Page,he
had his name changed by Legisla-
tive Act i'll 1S4S to Henry Page.
At the outbreak of the Civil War
he went South and enlisted, but as
his battalion was disbanded after
Few months service, at the solicita-
ton of his father and other rela-
tives, he returned home and began
to study law He was admitted to
the bar in 1854 and became associa-
ted with his father in practice. In
1871 he withdrew from the partner
ship and practiced alone until 1884,
when he formed a co-partnersh1p
with Hon. Joshua w. Miles, which
he continued until the time of his
appointment to the bench lin 1892.
He was elected to Congress in 1890,
resign:ng his position to accept the
Judicial appointment at the hands
of Gov. Jackson. He was elected
for a full term the following year
and continued on the bench until
l1909, when, on account OF his
health, he was retired by the Legis-
lature.
Judge Page married Miss Virginia
Dennis, of Worcester county, IN
1857, there being five children by
the union. He was we'll and init
mately known by many persons here
and was highly esteemed for his
learning, ability and character.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-01-07
Church Locals.

The prayer service tonight will
be held at the Baptist Parsonage.
The service at Mrs. Frank Bran
nock's last night was very we'll at
tended and greatly enjoyed.
The members of the new class
for training in Bible study, at the
Baptist Church, are requested to
meet in Mr.. Clary's study at seven
o'clock this evening.
All persons taking part in the
entertainment to be given by St.
Paul's M. P. Church are requested
to meet at 7.3O o'clock tonight, at
the home of Mrs. Edw. Seward, On
Maryland avenue.
The Choral Guild of Christ P.
E. Church will meet at the home of
Mrs. VIM. H. Barton, on William
street, Wednesday night, at half
past seven O'Clock. This is the
regular monthly meeting, and there
will be business of Importance A
full attendance is desired.
The Woman's Missionary So
ciety of the Baptist Church will
hold its regular monthly meeting
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock,
ait the home of Mrs. T. J. Galloway,
West End avenue. Let all the en-
velopes for the Christmas offering
for China be returned.
The Junior Auxiliary of Christ
Church will meet in regular month
ly session at the home of Mrs. All.
Bayly, on High street, Wednesday
afternoon, at quarter past four
O'Clock. A full attendance is de-
sired for the first meeting of the
new year.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-01-07
Officers Installed

The recently elected officers of
Dorchester Lodge, No. 10, 1. o. O.
F., were installed last night by Dis
trict Deputy Grand Master Thomas
H. Medford, assisted by Deputies
James Willis, Chas. Barnett and DIR.
F. F. Hicks. The officers Installed
were:
Noble Grand-P. Watson Webb. !.
Vice-Grand-J. Ben Brown, Jr.
Corresponding Secretary Glenn
emit G. Rogers.
Financial Secretary-A. Shepherd
Bayly.
Treasurer-T. Harry Hopkins.
After the installation all those
present were invited to Keene &.
Sherman's, where REFRESHMENTS were
served
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-01-07

Will make special prices on
Books for several days-Can buy
Books now and save at least
twenty five to fifty per cent on
some. Have reduced some 81. 20
Books to 5Oc and Toe.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-01-07
Important To You.

Office of Collector of State e Coun-
ty Taxes, Levy 1912. Court
House, Cambridge, Md, Janu-
airy 6, 1913.
Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons who have not paid 1912 taxes,
that if the same are not paid before
Jan. IS, 1913, per cent. interest
will be added from Sept. 1, 1912.
After Jan. IS, 1 will be compelled
to enforce collection of all unpaid
taxes, as provided by law.
Pay your taxes and save interest
and costs. DO 1T NOW.
EDGAR BRANNOCK,
Collector State & County Taxes for
Levy 1912. Adv.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-01-07

Hoping to merit a continuance of your conf
dence and PATRONAGE, we beg to remain, yours
in favor
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-01-07
Dancing Academy.

Dance Thursday evening, Jan. g..
Special music by the Merry Band.
Admission: Gentlemen, Soc; Ia
dies, Csc. Nothing but refined
dances allowed; all others barred.
Adv. 7-3t.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-01-07

Character comedians and novelty entertainers with tn
bulldog.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-01-07
Too Late to Classify

EOR RENT-Nine room house on Gem etery
avenue, in first-class condition, all mod
ern convenienoes. Apply to Mrs. Schaal,
West End avenue. 1-7-taw-tf.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-01-07

When you want a reliable medd-
cine for a cough or cold take Cham
berla1n's Cough Remedy. 1t can
always be depended upon and Is
pleasant and safe to take. For sale
by all dealers.-Adv.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-15
GaStsm mnS 8eIletae.

Stabtanpalt Nrtbur Sbatelforf
bon Bellevue Idnote benz WaDor liii
BON bort Elm Shreiben, inosm er be-
touptst, bab er iihere Be
peiie bafiir babe, oab in
8eIepue SOanbbIher auf pfers
berennen esiiibri iperosn. Wanor Git
bat ouf bsiits absnb eiue Grtraiismns
bes Gtaotratbs einberufen.
Gum Belten Der ainbergarttn in
Touton ipiro Die Womens gipic 2easue
am tommsnbsu Samiias in no. I'll
6. Gfrabe einen Rummas. Bertant
perdnitalten.
Wpreen bdlt Der Gapton Wsns
Club cine gsriammlung ab uno Somes
80. groipn bonn gopiuston Sroili.rial
Club nirb cine Nniprahe balttn.
6err aaiprsnes areimsr nno OIL.
RadeI SteiIsns perpen beiite nornllt'
iae in Der 81. 5ers Seiu Stride bon
Rep. Wm. 5infen shsIih psrbuaosE
iperben.
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fir bas Mmt Iinb bic 0ottoren sSames
q. Rife unb Or. %. Stspkns. bic Il,
Der primdripabl ais Sanbioaten aiif-
aetreten paren, lnb Or. 20. %. 1ers
bin unb Col. Sci. 6. Stub.
- Sn Der eeItsrn abeno abeeboltee
nen Sibuns bes Gtaotrotbes r.ithte
Mitelieb Waltsr cine Orpinans Elm, be
Die Aualitd. Der GoGlen, bic Die 6altz
iirsr bon ibren Musen pertaufen, ror>
fhreibt Wuroe einIiimmis paiiirt =
Ratb. Roogers ianbte elm Shrei5,n
Elm, in ipelfem sr ansibt, bab infolae
oss ihlehten 3uiianoes Der 5. Strahe,
3ipiihen Septt lnb Wsubiion QDsnue,
iein alto eeeen einen 5slepbnnpfoi.sr
fubr unb gum getraee bon $65 bs'td~
bigt tpuros. Wurbe pertpieisn. - Die
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bes Sobn Gn9'
Lamb fir go. 430 Scott Strabe,
Die i'm Eatbe Der aloerm6nner eeneA~
mi9t rpuroe, ipurbe I'M Stubtratb .ifs
ssbaIten, oa Der Mapor bic Walfe,'s
Ihe SroiRan3, bic bic WirtbIhafteu
regulirt uno dilf ie 500 9enobner sire
Wirtbihaft erlaubt, untsrSsihnet bat.
Wrroe an bas @cieBsaommittse uro
Cen Stdbt Solicitor pertpieien. Gis
Sroinan3, bic i'm Ratbs Der IloermGH>
nsr paIiirt purbe unp pas Nmt oss
gonbelerts dbi6afft, ipuroe on oas
eeiestommittss pertpieien.
- Sm Warisaa SlatssbGuoe an Der
6. uno 9resnup Strabe brdh esitsrn
abeno um $50 llbr elm 5susr dl2,
Dus nur olrd bls 2rompte gini6rsi=
ten Der 5euerfpebr, ebs es beoeutene:n
Sdaoen anrihten tonnte, gsI6'ht
tpuroe Sin Sunse bssob iih nit sis
ner brennenoen Serge in oas 8aismer.
Sbaper Jlats, bas bon Ron gul5srts
ION berpobnt iuiro, um Sstt3eus 3u foz
len, als irsenb etrpas Seusr fling. IN
tpenigen 2lusenbliten ihIugsn Sc
5lummen aus ben 5enitern. lngsteurs
Qufreoune berrIhte in osm 0ebGubs,
ols BON so beis 60 5dmilien belpohn:
tpiro. Die temiibe Spribe IDihts t'e
Slammen. Der S4aoeu betrdgt $3.50
an SettSsug, aisibern unb UobiIidr.
Gbef Qsmter mahts siuen Gang oura
bas gaisment uno fano sinsn SauTen
papierihnisel in einem 1beil uno Elm.
Insabl 5orbsnbebdIter in einsm in
beren 5bsiI, ansebIih nabs elmer CUR
| mace.
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&eorg s.. 3ot6,
aoubthut flr
Gtabt= 6ommifidr.
I2I5IT.I
Sarrp %. 2ereiuaf
III saustbat fnr
staot=aommifar.
u { ~ art.

Tie Netupprt Office fur bas sGtn.
rinnatier SrlfSblatt" beiiuoet nd in
8O. 339 gorf StrcRe, seseniiber oem
GOurtbauie, iuoislbit 0euisfeiten, sn.
seiscn IL. /. M. bis 10 ubr 45 NiHa.
ten abenoS eutgeeeugenommen iuer'
ben. Selepbou South 24O1.
- Sarrp 9. Supp, Der aunoioat
Der 9rosrefiDeu purtsi iiir gouatps
apmmiFGr bss 2. 9iitritts erlaugts Ell
nen Ginbultsbeisbl eseen Gountpclert
9rpdn, ibn baoon ab5ubulten, ben
Qamsn oes rspubli.aniifen aanbiou,
ten beFelben Diitritts. Srant Wusnt,
auf ben Wabl3ettel gu IeBen, oa bers
Ielbe DOR bsm 2. 4uguit ni6t ssnii.
gsnb llntsrfhriftsn erhaltsn haben ioa.
-Sacob Ratb psrtlasie 6arrp nil
liams uuf 3ahlung bon 1872, fdlIie
auf sine aommiHipn fir ben 9eriaui
BON 9runpeisenthum.
Margarstb 2pons srbi.It i'm
arsisgeridt cine Sdsipuns BON Ser
narb s. 2pons bepillist uno Sns
Redt, ibrsn Mdphennamen Meaee
pieber fiibren gu biirfsn. Die Rd-
tipnal aluminium Wor.s erhislten Elm
llrtbeiI gsesn Qpuis Sfnsioer ubsr
$163.80. - Ri9olas Sofepb srblsl.
Elm urtbeil eessn Gbas. WiiIes iber
$379.80.
- gbeiheine: Mareus 6. Rsaroon
unb Warguerite s. 9onopan, bsioe
bon bier; eas. .. Gorcpran Don Gops
ineton, uno 4gnes Gillian 2instp,
BON bier; lofprenee aremer lno Wars
saretbe Steffens. beioe BON GoDinss
ton.
-9runDeisentbums lebertrdsuns
gen: Otto RuB an Gbipiu 9rimtur,
Got on Der Center Ctr, 8sllsnue, 81 /;
W. r. 2obitrob an Simon Uisibboloss
tp, Got an Der 5amlet Sirabe, 81;
aliee Noonan an War gfiis, Got IN
Der 3. Ctr. 81.
= Der Wiif!ersRlub Der Hetpport
6odfbule bat einen aoniratt fir elm
mooernes transportables 9ebdube,
Siihe unD srobes Speiie3tmmsr sn!s
balteno, abeefhlofen, bas uuf bem
Shulbof an Der 8. unb Columbia
StraBe errihtet iperben fo1. Das Ges
baube ioll big gum l. NOpembsr f.rtig
iein unD ben Sdiilern Der 6ohihuls
unb bes 8. Grabes 3u Gute tommen.
Die nddfte Derfammluns III am 90.
Sftp6er.
Walter Buffer. elf Sabre olt.
BON $40. SIP 9oose GtraBs, fiel geiiern
BON einem Baume berab unb erIitt ei<
men Doppelbruh bes rehten 9ein.s
|nno DerleBunsen am aopfe. CT puree
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@iadjea Gle bies nab prDbirea
Ole - sesen Rnlten.
1iefts 6ansmittd tat ni6t istneS
Wtetheu fSs pssmtfs Nsfuitatf.

aQan Hfifdbe elm Binf aranutrfeR 3nfer nit
" Stint ,parmes gsasier uHb Eiits oiss .f'is
nItfeu nm. Tdnn fbitie man 2is ilnsen Esner
ffisnfsia Gents perft) In cine EtntliafdbsH nre
iiiae ben 3udfr.eurnp binsn W.an nebne IL
ren lbesI6lfeI ucu aue eiu. spei ober etei
Sisnben
Giefes fintnhe Mifiei eretfi eeii enftIi
fdneuer an ais itaeHbsipus anbfrss. fpos Gle
IL aetrafsett bateu. Wseiiirns besspinsi 81 eiHcH
aftue5HIicSen Suiifn inHerbnlb "a Stnnsen IN
Glld norsasiid aeseH asuhbni!en. fpasmenifstsn
Group coer EroHditis. g. iiimuiiri ssH aprs
iif nHb tulrfi ledb abfiibrsHe ucidbes enssi fci,
irdai, bci 6niien 81 bsenofa.
Tisfss aIbi mebr nHs einsn beflereH Gmfter.
Surtp ab ass Eic irriie iir $3.50 ianien ib'
EeE. Gr ban iiG auf HHS IdbHiedi anaeHebm
Riner fli cine iebr wertHboGe fenlfntririe
sRifhnHa bon Horiyreifhcm tpeii,sH ssinteupGr
tran Hno eHfbdti icbr nieI esnaiacoi uno aneere
Hdfiirische rstdten,Glsmen,e pelhe 10 besreaS
aitt bic ggsmbtnneH iolrirn. anssre NrapaTn:t3s
nsH Ho ntakis Hl,sr in bieisr saiihHHa.
Tie Gerftefnnp etDez Gfs.su. Shtups mil Ets
rci uHa s3uder Sutup tpbsr aefsib.fm SoHial
hai ft IN nsf aattsen AereinisieH gianiea mi.e
nnna5d ale 10 popniaI erfUieleH. bah er eft
rndaemadi mirb, Dian bat aber bic aItr, rr
ioidIeittf stsfdsns ifte unthmnlheu foiiIstI.
1lne WdTnuile Don abEniatfr .3HlrirbeuFi
luna cher eae t6ese miro prpmpi sHrii6erisal.ci
iplra oteleE Nrapataiion beiasaebsn Sbr sre
iheser bat Finer ODER CT ipire es FIR Gle er.an-
aer sSTra titei 10 fnreibca Ste an bie Gtgsr
60. u. sSdnne. Sno.
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Ter gmtterpreis lit aeitern acfaIe
len. Iie bieiigen s31nbler babcn ae.
itern ben Vreis Inn f1a Gents pro
Qinnb reou3irt. i9bai, gegenpdriig
eas giuno Butter 33L. Gents te.
itei. Iicie Vrcisreemiiion tam poiliJ
lncrmartct. oenn man sIciibtc nIlac.
mein. baB Der guiterpreis umntrr.
hrcdcn iieigcn wiirbe. Cine ssrage
ipiro Die Scrabiesnns bes Vreiics
mud, mir ternporGr iein rmo udbreno
hes fonnlenoen Winters oiirftc bic
Butter tbenrer meroen ris. iie felt
,sabren aeipeien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-15

better Sronitng 6eii,nocn babe. 1ie
gerihte ipurben einftimmia anaenom.
inen unb benz groiotoIl einperleibi,
rdbrenb bag 8iiher llnterIuhunass
aommittet nit Dan! enilofen
irurbe.
4n brei frante WitsIieber puros
nas iiblife aron!enaelo i'm Des
fammibetraae bon $28 3ur 3ablual
ara,pieien unb fsrner puroc be.
ihIofIen. bic fseiiIit,eiten Der folstn.
ben 9ereine in sorpore su beiufen:
gpobfetlop Sdneerdor, CobieIIoD
Sdnasrhor; Deutiher Rilitdr= Inter.
itasunas gerin unb Deuiih.
amsritaniider llnieritiisunss Der.
sin..
6srr u. Morbarot beriniste in
ieintr GiaenIfafi aIs Delssoi gum
Teuiifen StabiDsrbanb ausfiibrlib
iitsr bic IeBte 0erfdmmluna eieier
gsreiniauna, ipdbrenb Seiretdr 9bos
mas 2eift aIs Delesoi b.im aon=
mitise fir bic Sabrbunoerifeier ben
Wiitalieoern orinsenb ans 6er5 leg.e,
iif om Samitag abtno sur Sohrs
hnnoertieier polIadblia nit ibren ia.
m,lien .insufinben. Die Ginnobmen
ter gsrfammIuna rporen $249 uub oi.
4usanben $685..
6iermit tpartn bic porlieaenbtH
@eIGdfte erlebiai unb nah elmer ilei-
nen pauie. be sur Stdrtuns bes In
nersn Menihen benust ipurne. erfolgte
Die ssniiaIliruna Der neuen 8eanlten
bure4 Exrrn gonrao Reub. Der Iih
bieler aufaobe in aan3 DorSiislidxr
Weile entleoiaie. Die genmten. Si.
IN ihre 4emter einsefiibrt tpurben.
finb:
prdiibent: gbriit Safs;
Wiseprdiibent: qnton 0ludiiein;
prototoH. Ss.rstdr: 1homos 2eitt;
finansieiretdr: GbarIss gileri;
ShabmeiIter: gusen giieri;
5ruItse: Qbam Wlorbarbt, Wihls.
*. 5umm unb Wihael Rieb.
griier sSabnertrdeer: Carl 0riebl;
3peiisr srabnenirdser: O. Gros.
Driiier Sahnsntrdaer: glnbp Wensr.
Grantsu aommitiee: 6enrp 5df.
ner unb 4nbn Qieb.
an bic snitaIliruns fdlob iih .ia
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