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The German Classics of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, Volume 12

Volume 12 — GUSTAV FREYTAG

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#THE JOURNALISTS#

DRAMATIS PERSONÆ

BERG, retired Colonel.

IDA, his daughter.

ADELAIDE RUNECK.

SENDEN, landed proprietor. _ PROFESSOR OLDENDORF, editor-in-chief. | | CONRAD BOLZ, editor. | | BELLMAUS, on the staff.. | | KÄMPE, on the staff. } of the newspaper | The Union. KÖRNER, on the staff. | | PRINTER HENNING, owner. | | MILLER, factotum. _|

_ BLUMENBERG, editor. | } of the newspaper SCHMOCK, on the staff. _| Coriolanus.

PIEPENBRINK, wine merchant and voter.

LOTTIE, his wife.

BERTHA, their daughter.

KLEINMICHEL citizen and voter.

FRITZ, his son.

JUDGE SCHWARZ.

A foreign ballet-dancer.

KORB, secretary for Adelaide's estate.

CARL, the Colonel's man-servant.

A waiter.

Club-guests. Deputations of citizens.

Place of action: A provincial capital.

THE JOURNALISTS[1] (1853)

TRANSLATED BY ERNEST F. HENDERSON, PH.D., L.H.D.

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