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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-19

up-to-date affai and has all the modern
features of minstrelsy which so many OF
the travelling troupes lack. There will be
the customary daily parade o! course,
and this will rrove an exhilaratiug diver
zion for the throng of ahnrping folks
next week. Then there will be q special
matinee every day next week, so that all
who may tire OF the wesrying task OF buy
ing Christmas presents, can drop into
Keith's and fud rest and entertained at
the same time. The Cleveland company
is strong In point of numbers; notable
for its genuine novelties and famed for
its GALAXY of sweet-voiced singers. In
the first part will be found the jocular
comedians. Arthur Rigby, Lew Spencer,
r.. M. Hall. the famous bsnjoist, Banks
winter. the phenomenal vocalist, and In
the olio following are the only and orig
innl Big Four, Smith, Martin, Middleton
and Spencer; Professor Harry Howard's
group of comedy ponies; the Royal Yeddo
japanese Troupe OF eight oriental stars,
Professor Burton's educated dog circus,
and host OF Others, including the
astounding American Biograph, the latest
and greatest OF the motion picture In
ventions. When the Biograph was first
presented at Roster a. BisPs New
York, the Herald OF that city said
"when you throw the picture OF an
express train on a screen in such a
realistic way that persons who see II
scramble to get out OF its wey and faint
from fright, It's about time to stop. That's
what the Biograpn ct Roster n BiaPs
Music Hall does. Al first you seem TO be
looking straight away down railroad
track. Suddenly the Empire State Ex-
press looms In sight way on In the dis
tsnce, and comes stesming towards you.
IL makes even an unimaginative person
kind OF shiver and wish he could get
out Of the way. Ihe picture OF this, the
fastest train .in the worlu, Is the most
startling display ever thrown on screen,
aud can only be excoiicd by n view OF
the train ITSELF" Ibis is one OF the pic.
tures that VIII be shown at Kcith's mex,
week and another is that OF President
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Columbia Thealer.

The attraction at the CoIumbi Theater
for Christmas week is one OF the strong
est of the season. The sensation created
by the wonderful troup OF performing
elerhsnts owned by George Lockhart has
been such that Boney. the marvellous
baby clown elephant, and his companion
remain another week; and, as they VIII
leave for a four-years' engagement at the
Crystal Palace, London, the first OF jan
nary, these appearances at the Columbia
Theater W ill be positively the last, they
will make anywhere in this country, so
tnat those who have not yet seen these
most wonderful performing animals ever
seen in the United States should embrace
the present opportunity, for their equal
may never be seen again. During Christ
mas week, III addition TO all the remark
able feats they have before done they
will put on an entirely new act, the most
marvellous of all, being no less than
bowling match, in which their display
OF intelligence Is simply phenominai.
They are especially pleasing to the ladies
and children; and for their benefit every
seat in the house except the first ten rows
of the orchestra will be sold at 20 cents
at each matinee of the week, except on
Christmas day, then the regular prices
will prevail. he success OF hachei
Walker, the sweet-voiced Creole nightin-
gale, has been such that she also is
retained during Christmas week. Such
wonderful voice has rarely been heard IN
Providence; and she ranks among the
greatest singers of the day. She ana the
| elephants alone are more than worth the
price of the best seats. Another 1nnova-
| tion OF interest to many is the fact that
| Manager Harrington, in response to many
requests, will, ,on Wednesday evening, per-
nit no smoking in any part OF the house,
| the same as always at the matinees, and,
| while a large mum ber of the best class
| OF ladies' attend the evening performances
| and find the smoking in no sense obiec'
tionable, this will afford pleasant OPP
| portunity for those to whom 1t Is not al
together pleasant anywhere to attend an
evening performance. The great vaude-
| willie bill will introduce Van Aukep. Nc
Phee and Hill, undou btedly the greatest
Of all parallel bar performers, in most
] marvellous act; Haines and Pattengiil, in
a very funny black-face comedy sketch;
May Duryea and May Montford, two OF
the prettiest and sweetest singers in tn q
profession; Les Voujeres, the grea;
French eccentric dancers, comedians and
singers; Lawson and June, the greatest
Indian club swingers and juggiers before
the public; Annie Caldwell, the favorite
singing comodienne; G. w. Williams, the
best ventriloquist in the business, in an
entirely new and novel act; O'Brien,
Jennings ana O'Brien, in an amusing
comedy sketch; Addis Smith. the grace
full dancer, who enjoys the distinction o.
having danced by invitation before
Queen Victoria, and Lillian Chester, the
concert soprano. vaudeville bill o.
such exceptional strength is rarely seen
and it Is so made up as to be especially
attractive to ladies and children, as wei
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= new direction and that IL was tbefinali-
" OF the dramatic construction in the
progress which tho drama has made from
she days of the Eliazbethan miracle
plays down to the present time. "The
Sign OF the Cross" wilt be given in exact
ly the Same manner In which the piece is
done in London, the only exception De-
ing that the scenery and costumes
here nre to be entirely new and an exact
duplication of the rich and sumptuous
miseen scene which has excited such ad-
miration at the Lyric Theater, London.
The production will be brought from
New York, with the entire English CON-
pany, of well known London players,
most of whom obtained representation
OF the play at the Lyric Theater. The
cast, corps of trained spernumeraries and
efficient chorus number over 100 persons.
Among the most noted players In the
cast are Mr.. Charles Dalton, Mr.. W. A.
Elliott, J. c. Edwards, Miss Lot'a Linth-
cum, Miss Gertrude Boswell. Aida Cor
tsIlyou and Miss Lillah Mccarthy. Rome,
during the reign of Nero, is the seems of
the pis5. The Prefect of Rome, Marcus
Huperbus, hss recsived an order from the
Emperor to exterminate all Christians, but
in carrying out this edict he Is constrsin-
ed to rescue and protect beautiful Chris
tian maiden, named Msrcia, who Ia
threatened with violencs from howl
ing mob. lie Immediately falls in love
with her and orders one of his soldiers
TO see her home in safety. He, however,
follows disguised as 1iber fisherman,
but Mercis recognizes him, and he then
contesses his love and determination TO
possess ner. A meeting place of the
Christians is betrayed TO the authorities
unde rtbe PAIN OF rack torture inflicted
on a captive Christian, but Marcus ar
rives on the scene as the Roman soldisrs
are sIsughtering the Christians apd, Sc
curing Mefcia carries ber of TO his pal
ace. A wealthy Roman lady, has set
her heart on the Prefect. She sends for
MIN, and unwittingly discloses her pas
sion for the rich pIgan and her intense
hatred OF the beautiful Christian, whose
name, with tsnt Of Marcus, has become
the talk Of the scandal-mongers In Rome.
There are other lovs rivals who consider
themselves discarded by Marcus, and
they induce the Empress, who 10 like.
wise in love with the Prsfsct, to In q u.
sncs Nero so that he might refuse tn,
Prefect's request to spare the life OF the
fair Christian maiden. Marcus pleadI
most psssionately for the life OF Mercis
and st last the Empress eonsen,s Il
spare '7r on condition that she rcnounco
her faith. This, how ever. she resolutel!
declines to do. and whist admitting he
deep sttschment TO Marcus ever since h
Interested himself in ner, she prefers q
die rather than renounce her fsitn. Thi
ssif sserifce Of iIIustration OF Christisi
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as to the gentlemen, sbeing In every
sense refined, clean ad high-clas'. Matt
ness ere given daily at 2:l5 and per-
formauces every evening at 8.
Lothrop's Opera House.

The mana cement of Lothrop's Opera
House have arranged Q triple bill for the
enjoyment OF their numerous patrons
during the coming week, every sfternoon
and evening. The famous pantomime
"Humpty Dumpty's Trip to the Moon"
will be presented by Hurdy's Metropoli-
tan Pantomime Company which comes
to this theater direct from an extended
run in New York. For the proper pro-
duction OF this favorite pantomime, an
immense stage psraphernalia is necessary
and ell these essentials have been brought
with the company. Up-to-date special
ties will he introduced by the Nom bers
OF Msnnings' Vaudeville Company head
ed by that veteran merry maker, John
Manning, who as the green Yankee has
been such promient feature OF tho Bar
mum circus for many years. The program
concludes with that ever popular comedy
drama entitled "O'Dsy the Alderman.
This is q play that depicts in its most lu-
dicrous phase the experiences and incl
dents in the lite OF AN ignorant native Of
the Emerald Isle, who comes to this
country and is finally elected TO the New
York Board OF Alderman To represent his
ward. The fayorite comedian, 1. f..
Thomas as O'Day, the Alderman is GER.
tain to make the most of tho opportu-
mites afforded him. lie will be surround
ed by an excellent company and mefi-
torious performance may be expected.
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Westminster Theater.

Rose Sydell.S- London Bellies Extravagan-
"a Company will be the attraction ut the
Westminster Tneater next week: The per-
formance will begin With iaughable
skit called "widow winn's Reception"
in which Rose Sydell, Eva Allen, chsrac-
ter coined ienne, w. y. Campbell and Bill
ly Hart, two clever comedians. figure
prominently They are supported by the
full strength of the company which IN
cludes a bevy OF handsome young wo-
men. One of the features Is an Irish
cake Walk. In the olio appear the four
emperors of music, qusrtet OF high
class musicians and comedy entertainers,
Campbell and Shepp, German comedians.
Frye and Allen. sketch artistic and vo'
calists, the DE. I've sisters In songs,
dances, jubilee and buck dancing and
Hart and walling in a new and novel
act. The finale is an uproarcus bur-
Iesque called "The Isle OF Sham Pain"
1t abounds in side splitting situations,
catchy music and taking specialties. IL
will be staged with elaborate settings
and the girls of the company will wear
some stunning costumes.
Teddy Hale, winner OF the great six
day bicycle race at Madison Square Gar
den, N. Y, Will appear with the London
Bellies.
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On Cheistmas morning ~ extra perform
snce will be given e 1o:ao o'clock. At
which 10 cents will admit to ell parts OF
the house. On Saturday afternoon the
usual children's matinee will be given Mt
which pupils OF the public schools will
pc admitted with reserved seat FOR 10
Qapts.
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Keilh's Opera House.

W. S. cieveland's "Greater Massive,
Minstrelsy will begin weeks engage.
ment al Keith's Opera House Monday
afternoon next, Dec. II.
This is an appropriate offering for the
holidays at this popular playhouse for
every pody finds thorough enjoyment in
an oId-fsshioned minstrel show. CIeve-
lands company, py the way, iss quite
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elect McKinlsy.. fgeesiying dispatches on
bis lawn at Canton.

The New Years week attraction at
Keith's Opera House, beginning December
2s, will be that new and successful farce,
ga Boy Wanted" with Harry Clay bia-
ney, starred as the 'Boy." IL Is crowded
with the lveliest OF specialiies and Is
show constructed solely for laughing
purposes. It is most hilagious hodge
podge of side-splitting incidents.
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fidelity so impresses Marcus that he makes
up his mind to accept the teaching OF
the cross and die the death which he has
pronounced against all Christians. Mar
Gus and Mercia 60 hand in hand to the
amphitheater. where savage and hungry
beasts await to devour them.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-19

rhe OLD Indy was right when she said
the child might aio u they waited for
the doctor. Sue saved the little ones life
with a few doses OF One Minute Cough
Cure. She had used It Tor Group before.
Joseph :. Johnstcn's Pharmacy. ss3
westminsier street; Metzgers Phermscr,s
North Mcin street; Alired's PhGrmacys
II EDDY street; Jes'ph Driver, Riyer-O
ide Pharmacy, 80 Manton ave.
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Christmas Music.

The program 'of Christmas music for the
Trinity M. E. Church tomorrow evening will
be as follows:
Christmas Prelude. ...... .... .Berthold Tours
Orchestra and organ.
Anthem-Joy to the World. ..... Blumenschein
Soprano solo-The Light From Heaven
Observation-Disclosures. .Gounod
Violin obligato by Miss NJ. j.. Waddington.
Anthem-Shout the Glad Tidings.. .. Hawley
Offertory y...................... .Novello
Orchestra and organ.
Anthem-Sing, o. Heavens. Lansing
Festival March. 80. Observation-Disclosures.
Orchestra and organ
Choir-Miss Helen s. Greene, soprano: Mrs.
Grace Irving-Gunn, contralto; Mr.. W. ID.
Evans, tenor; Mr.. G. B. Pearse, bass. The
Providence Lady Orchestra, ~ pieces will
assist Earl II. Leavitt, organist and musical
director.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-19

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Tbe round OF amusements in New
York at present was reyor OF more In
terestiug character. During the present
week number OF novelties were present.
cd, ne well as some interesting revivsls.
"Ths Iato Nr. Costello" with q curtain
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theatrical Tattle.

Sir Irving will revive Orchard IIP' at
the Iyceum in London next week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-19

1t is estimated that something like
ninety thousand persons have paid-re-
member that, paic-to see "rhe Cherry
Pickers" at the Fourteenth street The
ater, New York.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-08-20
Xuremburg.

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bemtste Wasoalenen 8irmes IN 2sunln.
aau uerIGult IN ieoem Sabre rubi9er.
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haIleu. . ute 1T oer olte 8lnnS Dot
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bic anoere Sbiiirnu an Der StraBe bots
I'm. Die tlrhllbe Seer blelbt nailriih
bic alte; erbebeno ano plrois.
3 tteruab d. Die I'M portasn Sabs
re outb T%suersbruuit SeritbrIs Spsds'
mihls IN 9blsruah III oieisr Gage wje.
Der IN pollen Setrieb seiest tuOrosn.
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bic logon. ,Rlslsln" berrihHn.
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lib. Die 3lbl Der Bsiuder msbrt lid
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nod. Ruboem 0err MlQer aVppGs
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lslnem 8elipiel sefol9t. 60 fonuen be
belosu Wlhlen ouh bel lduserer 9rOdsn'
belt nit Grfcla urbeiteu. uuo oa brauti
ss oenn nud niht @unoer Su nsbmen,
onB % an auuoihuit sar niht sebrlht,
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Gtuosr t6setet, ,aadD
BH&vy's ssAshs
lie Suherfulplr pss Winnpiehss.


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albe, ipsSrl be Don lbm beotdlen
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Gine freie SGule iir Ole
Saubjtuutnten

9te Staatsibule fir 9rSiebuus taubitumz
nler atuoer III III 5aribault, Uttnn, gelegen.
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ihe uuo drStlIbe BebanoluuS iino fret
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ben 9ltern erIuartet man, Dab lie ole alels
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iuhte, 10 ienoe man oelieu Name, pte ben
Rameu uuo bic Noreiie ieiuer Sltern benz
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Hahite 3ermtu be9lnnt am 0. September
1896.
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arm:VeiuGHerung

Dies III e,uint cine auoere 8eneuuun9
iir leltten Selobau. Cine gepiiie grbelt
aui Elm fleines Nreal oerDenoet, bat cine
reihlthe grute i'm 8efol9e. Der 5elobau
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banQi9felt BON Hegeu uuo 3lrre. Regeu
maht Die Sruft nItt IN etuem Sabre mad.
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,sarn, 10 oaB Ieoer 6ledeu ben erioroerllbeu
acknowledgements Coari erbGlt. Ter etne
TIaB muB uIht AZ olel uuo Der auoere nitt
Su weuia erhalten. Gmer Der Sauptpuutte
Der Bewaiieruu9 III, oaB ite bic Arbett cons
cenirirt Gui elnsn begreuSteu Nreal l1o oa'
her uoaitauoi9e Gulttutrrmg oes 8runoef
lihert, Sdidt 4 Cts IN 5relmarteu al
9bns, 2. See, 8eu'l. Yaii. N9ert Der Nor.
tberu Vacliic Babn III II. Yaul Uiiun, uno
er idItt eud Elm IampbIet liber Bewaiie'
ruHa. 82Sa
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Die %unQIudia1bl.

Dame loom Sanie): .Bas, Sic iino
10 abersldubiid. onB sic uibt Der 9rei'
sebnte bel Tlih ieiu noaeh?"
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be, araolse 5rau, ih babe einen idred.
lihen. unslidsbsweis gorises Sabr
uaren unier 9rslSebu bel 9lih, uuo ei.
men Wonat ipaler mar Der SreI5ebnte-
perbelratbet."
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gmmer wieoer am alien platsr
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Gumorifi(6e
"a bat or 2eht.

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nenobt. % idsten Sic Der Wepsr bn.
be ioOIel Stuloen. mIe Saars aui Dem
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nit ibm @eiddiie 81 MAIDEN. 6ler nun
befomine Id BON eInem 8sitditsireuno
einen Brief Doriu ct mir mi,ihellt, BOB
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,GnuS rsti; sr bot ndmlib Gu6 teine
Snare aai benz appi!"
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Cine Nbiet,iauna.

Der Bauer Steffen fommt oOr's De,
ritt, UNI in einer 9runobut Nnaeleaen
belt ie,ren Nameu unter Elm Nftenitid
81 ieBteu; Der 8ldter irast ibn etp1s
bobnlib: raDnnsn Sic aud l9rels
ben?
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&rhlers auf Der S~Orlaoua9): rBenn's
ulbt it0aer 81 lein brou6t. oils Dos oa,
fam ih's 'hon."
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Gin beruorrusenOer WinneiOta Ri6tcr fa

8eebrtsr SEER! Sd opponirte tets iebr
heitia ben Yatentslt eoiSineu uno belt lie
iir elnen allsemeineu .@umbu9" nit oar
uenigeu Nusnabmeu. 81 ueridteoenen Na.
len lit t1 ltart al meiuen lun9eu, uno oies
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Sabre bate th wteoer eluen Nnian, Ger
ourh cine heiti9e ertGltuu9 peranloBt wur'
Dc. GIN 5reuno rtetb mir, cine Jlalde
.gSbiie ySine Of Ear Sprnp" Al periuheH.
Is boil mir III weniaen Stunoen. SD &C.
brauhte nur cine 5luihe. uup meme Gun
sen iino lest itarter, oils ie ptele Sabre lang
mareu. 8erne empleble lh es allen Nit'
alleneru Der bar" Die IN lraeno elner
Beiie bon guuaen oner Salsleloen belalil8t
linp. Nlhter ~. ", 6oon,
Minneapolis. Minn,
Blu psriaaisn IN ". Z. cuhns apotss'
70, ST. gloub, xRiun.
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ShneQe Babl.

2sbrair: Dor NGsm. &Inosr. loft
end ME su stpas g0ism u~srflbreu:
Beun euh ulic Semduo e%intaost, itati
in Die Sdule. NIT lbn, in bic gpnoitorel
Al aehsn. Ga, mas miirosit ou ca luobl
m1hlen ?"
@ua (ian,I ertIhluhen): rNpielfu'
den MT Stld9labns!"
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6unsertur.

GtSt Gin Der Spre6itunos) wSbr
Wassu 1T i%ibsrloosu; Id ratbe Sbnen,
III oeu ndhiteu ulerunnSuun,is Stunosn
iberbaupt nihts 81 ellen"
Snitin Gu Sauis): nNau, mas iaste
Der 9ofIor?"
8atieut: Ser aebt aber forib Dor:
er bot seiast: ib iOQ big morsen nit
%ausnabme Der WablSeiieu nibis eiieu."
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aol9ngnen uolte, niht rur bic ter
m1nnl,heu, ionberu out Del ben neib,
LID Gbteren, oonn bliebe iibsrbou2.
FUR nob ole Wilb nts b~irsftes limited
uu8smitlel ibriq. Wan piitoe osm9s.
NAB -iolds 8oni ausr5sn iino nudj
berels gsSo9en lUotcen-auf Die { rpaige
2ueertulOle bss Bu0eu tein 8enitt 40
lssen brauher uuc udrs Die oImdblib
lib mebr bubnbrsdenoe Slhsrbslis moBs
rssel, otsSuIsn beuOr ie gsiauft ODER
benust ~ roeu. nit Euberfalen su i'm
pIen, o%oahdnoi9 abs,illIiis. auf oteis
@niDldeluns Der Sadlaae uno oercn
sOnlfqususer auimertiam gu MAIDEN,
ol,Iie I'M tOben @raoe eriorber(it fem.
Snsbe'ouoere Die Yertreter Der Ys.eri
nnr.B,feaidait uno bic 9bisdrSte iclten
ales nuibieten. um CUR &ldruHs oerSah.
lase pom praftiitsn Stanopuutte aus
bel5utrasen.
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Gin Shredenstino.

Ynpa Gum fleinen 9om, uad einem
beftiaen Sntsrplew I'M S'rtsr5immer):
,Bsi6t ou auh. Iom. weun lh oih 10
ourhtaurn mus. haB mid Dos nod mebr
ibmerji. OILS o,h?"
Com: ,Das 1T luen,sitsus ell Croft
fir mid. Yapa."