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Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-15

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&~ens-EAA asslEs And Loan ASSOCIATION
as. ala oLhsrA Our nay pays 6 per cent
-az-n- -ss Board Of trade building.
ASsszFles Elsazs Gunty-spsncsr
Llama q uoaar-d nan e ou ul IN
us-4ll asarj Charged VITA E14eing ~ q
suuLl named goln olsen Henry rr4akIin,
al lcoolpdos 81 Williams, has already
llaae conIession ana pleased sUiltl.
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~ L4all4A AaonIe % rllr-D1e - pam
80. I'D a.yllcz Tr5eeeal1Es begun "a dis
u4cL court against her nusba1d Th9mas
E-lch-e. Ans 1A4TEa "a cruelty Nj. and
Mrs Rll114e are a. el1erly couple ana have
lang lITeG an die l-EnDOrnoJG ot Florence
I've CcAl DeaAsrE C0zv5cssa-w. T..
ShaksIcord AID Il Il DicEas. c1nl dealers.
vtre convicted n po.4ee c5art Of selling
By short weight nne we're fined s. and
costs each The cAs-s against several
other coal dealers, charged with similar
OtfensfE, were dismissed ~ Judge CraW-
fora The complaints uere sworu OH -
Gig Weight InspecIs4 PegE
ZrE. Aa0lPh Albrscht Suss fer $4,000
Trial has begaa before Judge sears IN
district court u a suiI for SB.g0 hronEhI
b the Wld0N Il Adolph AIbrechL an cd
vioiin maker. against Morris Bros, q con-
trEctins hrla AInrseht feu one night into
a trench which had been dpg At the back
Of his house. Hs received U-arieE- The
psurian alleges H'om which died SIX
months later.
Colsmaz waves ExAzdaaGaa-Cliff0rd
II Coleman, NB8 admitted 10 Inc ponce he
held u J. A. johnson OF the Boston Quick
Lunch the night Sf November "a. was ar
rRignsd IN police court Tuesday he
waived examination and Vas he'd for DIS
uiu court IN the sun Of EE0 baL Cols-
man confessed me crime j. J. Berger,
whom he accused Of being an accomp1cs
In the rOAbery Of Edward 4. Mechanics
and who was identified by Mechanics, also
waived and the sane procedure followed
in hiE caEe-
Voluz1n0us F~aea63RgS IN CaBs-Plead-
inEs Al the HGaA4ns Illus C1-lpa- -
suit in district court are Growing yoluln-
inous. Mrs. Georgia M Her has nov fIec
an answer to the petition Of the soar
mandatory. asking that the restraining
ordsr against her be dissolved and the tsm-
porRry Injunction be denied The charges
Of plalnuff are enc and AL denied. The
controversy is over the use OF 3 vel be-
tween the factory and the laundry winch
Mrs Usr operates. Mrs ner has sued the
company and william Newton ITS man
Eger, for SA,Ge alleged damages
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-15
Pictures? VictOrS? Comets? Pianos?

Perhaps that boy enter
tains fond hopes Of joining an
orchestra some day. Perhaps
he wants a cornet? Fine ones
here at $40 to SIS. The young
miss who plays piano would
enthuse over a new music roll
for Christmas. We show
these In SWEETEST Of calf, mo-
rocco, pig, snake or alligator
skin at from SOC to IS. Large
lines Of music bags, too.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-15

It's no jest to say, "A Vic
tor Talking Machine in ones
home, brings a Theater to
the Preside" Don't buy a
Victor as a Christmas gift
to any one lone member Of
your family, but buy it for
the ENTIRE household. It's
the modern, lovsble, enjoy
able gift - something that
V grows old, because
NEW records for il are add
ed ALL the time.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-15
Personal PARAGRAPHS

2. W. Woods has gone 70 Chicago.
Lieutenant william n. Haskell Of the
United States signal corps, stationed al
Fort Omaha, has gone TO Washington
Dr.. FREDERICK Il Nilener, electrical sx-
pert for the Union Pacific railroad has
gone 70 Chicago and Washington where hs
NlII attend meetings Of scientific men
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-15
Speaker Cannon Buys DAnviIle Fran
chise, says His Relative, an
Implement Man

Uncle Joe" Cannon has jumped into
bzs=Sal with q rush and declaration thai
Re vii be beard from on the diamonds Of
Illinois according 70 J. c. Baker Of E
P-s5. III. a diEtEnt relative Of the ~spsaker,
Nho is in Omaha for the est Inple-
mn Dealers association
Joe is something OF a keen campaigner,
a. ever body knows" said M. Baker,
ana j guess he Is going TO run that team
10 please the Common people. Then he's
a ht strenuous. toe. and likes q game Of
has ball in season himself
He has bought the Danvile franchise
IL The Illinois state league. ! guess those
boys win have 70 play real base ball foI
Uncle Joe. too. II they don't the old
man VIII SCI IN the game and show them
how That's his Etyls-~
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-15

fer a few days. When Baasaick was taken
TO the operating noon il was discovered
his body was not IN proper condition 10
receive the cuucle from the seven Eolun-
tesrs Of thE police department and II was
necessary TO call of. for the time being.
the delicate task
An Of the volunteers were On hand al the
OUaha General hospital al az early hour
and when In readiness 10 give Up portions
OF their skin FOR the relief Of the stricken
Chauffeur.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-15

that -bRrberinE is not common labor
within the meaning Of the suatuts" ana
Edward Scranton defendant Ia the pro
ceedinEs. has been discharged y
Judge Leslie viii not 60 as far as Po-
Ice MGgistrate Crawford, who held that
garne-ing hirsute stubble WAS q p-ufes-
sion
] won't 80 50 far as that said Judge
Leslie, but 1t is not common labor"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-15
GRATING OPERATION WAITS
Patient Toe weak for Ii, hat seven
Officers with skin Are
There.

After al preparations mad been made for
the grating Of skin on the body Of Fred
Blusnick, the police Chauffeur who was
badly burned in the ponce stable fire a
month ago. the operation was postponed
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-15
LESLIE RULES FOR BARBER
C0unfy JaaEp Leaders Dectsisn hat
His Work IL Not CoRmoa
IRhar-

once more has TIE cause q q clean face
~triuuphed over the advocatss q stHbhle
once more has ne enemy been routed
harss fest ana a-raEoonE
Judge Leslie N count courr has ruisa
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-15

Of stomach liver ana kidney troubles and
cure biliousness and malaria, take Electra
Bitters Guaranteed soc. For sale by
Beaton Drug GO.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-15

Don't buy a Christmas pic
ture until you've seen those
special Bargain tables Of
ours. The Zoe tables include
35c to $3.50 values; the 35c
tables include 75c TO $500
values and the 45c tables in
elude S100 to $500 values.
AL manners Of cute, chic
and artistic framed pictures
in gilt, mission, oak, oval
many other styles Of frames.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-15
atism
Is a Constitutions Disease.

II mHnifests it=lf in local aches and pains
-lnfamsd 3ointE and stiff nuscies-that
cannot De cured b local applications
II requires c-onSutauonAl treatment and
the best Is a course Of the great blood pur1-
flying and tonic medicine
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-15
Hoods ~SarsapariHa

which eo-7ectE the Aeid condition q the
blood and builds % the whole system
IN usual liquid form or chocolate tablets
known As SarsRtabs- lN Doses g
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-15

You can give ChaI0aI-=-n-s C5zga Rem
edy as confidently 70 a babe as 20 al admit
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-15

We've dependable NEW
pianos at from S125 up; or
fine standard make used pi-
amos at 500 up. Won't they
make proper Christmas gifts?
Sole selling on Mason & Ham
liz, Krsnich & Bach, Krs-
kuer, Bush & Lane, Kimball,
Cable Nelson, Victor, Hinze,
Hospe, Cramer and Burton
pianos, and Apollo, Univer-
sal, Hallet & Davis and Bou-
DOR player pianos.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-15

Sterling wAre-FRENZER-IBth & Dodge
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-27
HGll0ran Judge
Loan O. TRUST
Company

nth bsst and Bryan Ave broom
strictly modern pressed brick large
rooms finished in select hard pine. with
smoked oak finish. Mantel. large front
snd rear porches, cemcnted cellar. This
house is built by owner and Is one OF
lhe pest built houses i'm this section We
dc not need money for this reason will
make very easy terms. Large lot
North Bench above smoke line. corner
racing north and west. large lot Red
pressed brick. large rooms. an nlou-
efn improvements including gas. Our
price is low, $500; terms
Another on North Bench. corner. 5
rooms light pressed brick. large lot
bath toilet, electric light fixtures. cellar
facing east and south, $3.50 Very easy
terms.
We are agents for some Of the best
property in salt Lake. If YOU are look
ing for anything in real estate We can
help you. In business p years. our
experience Is worth something to you.
INVESTMENT.
ssD0o-ls the price for equity In one
OF the best paying apartments IN this
city. The balance can be carried as long
you wish At per cent This property
will pay - per cent on investment net.
Close In. owner must raise money FOR
immediate use
Agents Royal Fire Insurance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-27
HOLDUPS PLAY
IN HARD LUCK
Total Yield of Two Night Robber-
les Is Seventy-five
Cents.

Two different sets OF holdup men had
hard luck. Friday night, as they took
heavy risks Of capture by a couple of
daring robberies, and got little for
their trouble.
J NJ. Singleton, a grocer. was held
up by two masked men at 7:15 O'Clock,
when he stepped outside OF his store,
at sixth West and Second North
streets 10 put zap the shutters for the
night Singleton had left his money
In the cash register inside. and the
robbers didn't get red when they
carefully searched his pockets.
one OF the holdups said disgustedly.
well. what do you know about that?
Talk about rough lines. Say, kiddo, We
don't want 10 take any chances Como
along We won't hurt you" Then the
holdups grasped ShinEleton's arms.
one on each side. and made him walk
with them up second North street for
n block. when they stopped, and one
of the robbers said. Now, little boy.
beat n. and go hard. m you try amy
funny business, We'll MI you 80 fun OF
lead that they'll have 10 get dray
10 haul you away" ShlnEleton did not
stop % argue the question. He ran by
a AlIhhlNNNn iNAAN hhNh 70 MAN nAhlHf
where he found that the cash re-
gister had not been touched IN his en-
forced absence. and he cheerfnlly wait
ed on a dozen customers who had
patiently waited on him while he vas
IN the power OF the robbers
no BETTER LUCK.
Two other holdups had slightly bet
ter luck with w b. Gardiner when
they made him throw up his hands
on south Temple street, between Sec
Ond and Third West streets about 40
O'Clock. Tho robbers searched his
clothes thoroughly and the best they
could do was 70 cents.
You poor devil, n you can't give up
more than 49, blts Oh a frihk. on such
a cold night as this. it's shame 20
take the white stun. Run along We
don't want 20 hurt you. What We want
Is money. and you are a poor subject
AZ Z hpmqn bankf said one Of he
holQups 0ardinor look their advice
and ran along 20 the police station
The police have made no arrests in
either hOlduV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-27

No. 341 Tenth Avenue. Six pressed brick
bungalow. One short block from Ninth Avenue car
line Living room, library and dining room have fir fin
ish stained mission. Mission fireplace in living room
Dining room has beam ceiling, plate rails and panced
walls large bath cabinet Kitchen, gas and electric
lights large front veranda, cement steps cement cellar.
screened back porch.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-27
Z "a Ms1n Street., UPss'sirs'

..o acres Of the choicest fruit
We n'' nayis county that We can SCI,
''d "a 10 suit purchaser. Prices ana
10 'rae's y. made to meet your bank
,rount .op al Holiday. IA.
s aS'' strawberries. The balance so., 81 'o ne
i' M /. choice land for gardening or
ria'e J. -. ~ any variety, good adobe
irui' '1's',N ,oons. good new barn and
hoas' ,bs same primary water right
'An W - stream Of water flowing con-
, ,na on the upper boundary OF the
gan, ,,.n''' Terms and price can be arranged
arm s.,e, Of choice land at
" ro,torwood. $50 choice fruit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-27

trees, 30 deNberry bushes soil
black loan. on which general farm
ing Is now conducted nrst class Groom
house. pantry and closets. adobe barn
Wa gon shed large poultry house, plenty
Of shade. primary water rlsht IN add
tion to a beautiful stream flowing into
the place for culinary purposes All for
s. 500. good terms
ONLY $50
Easy terms IL desired. You read or
numerous snaps and bargains, but "a
genuine good buy--a place just suitable
20 your purpose Is what you want
this Is IT, A beautiful red brick. modern.
near 9Th East and l2th South. con-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-27
Farm Specialists
Bell 1901; TnSl. 1896.

venicnt rooms, bath. closets. 9 porches.
two of which are screened. The house
alone can not be duplicated for $500
The large corner lot 5isX9ia rods f. sim
ply thrown in u Is close enough to
oh East to be- benefited by the paving
next spring. vet IL will escape the paw
Ing assessment.
Near Liberty Park We have one Of the
best strictly modern new pressed brick
houses in the city. rooms downstairs
space FOR at least two upstairs. pantry
bath and closets; front ana back porches:
beautiful hedge fence. lawn. ornamental
trees and sidewalks. excellent garden I'm
rear; lot 50NlGi feet: s2Gj0 Terms TO suit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-27
III E@sG Car Lime
DusG North OF 10 So. Sc.
Near Emerson School

That this addition is steadily growing
favorite as a home building site is well
attested by the fact that scarcely a week
passes without some young mans pur-
chasing lot and beginning the con-
structon OF permanent home. Quality
of neighboring homes. Natural beauty
OF the tract Modern improved streets,
accessibility to the bushes district All
combine 10 make Valley View Addition
unsurpassed as delightful residential
district
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-27
HIaII0rGm Judge
Loan CD TRUST
Company
30 Main s. Phones s2s.
H0WsG0mS che
Rl0WseDrs

N you are looking for a home an In.
vestment or a speculation II will pas
YOU 10 see us.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-27
SpaIdimg-ILivimg7
SG@M Investment
Company
IRRIGATED Farm Lands

Everybody wants Irrigated Lands for
the absolute certainty Of crops
II Utah people could be shown that
better land with better water right tonid
be had Ia Utah az less price. with tail
fine climate. than could be had in leano-
and n crop condition that could not be
matched in the United states. you would
say that ~ this is true this would be
the place 10 invest
We claim we have an Of these in The
Gunnison Valley. ttah. and can prove
IL to your satisfaction
we are Offering our farm lands with
FUN water right iu tracts 1f 20 acres
on any size YOU want al prices ranging
from SO per acre for uucultiNated land
to So and ~ per acre FOR lann t1at Was
is all finely set TO alfalfa. our crops
of grain. alfalfa and sugar beets could
not be equalled elsewhere
We have a hne market for everything
raised The alfalfa-haN H. sold on the
ground 10 sheep and cattle feeders a
high class creamery near an ar The
lands offered
our terms Of one-fOurth payment
down. balance ten years al six per cent
interest. gives the home-maker or in-
weston an opportunity OF buying a good
farm with "A small payment lie can 90
this with safety. for there has not
been a crop failure in this valley Ia
thirty years OF its history
Gunnison Valley is 10 miles south OF
Salt Lake city, and Is the finest valley
ID this state.
we are selling these farm lands 20
the best farmers OF this state. who
made thorough inVcsti cation OF adloln-
ing states before buying from u.s.
can and see us az our offce. on write
for our Gunnson folder.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. INVEST
MENT 60.
coo 90 J0s Newhouse Bldg. salt Lake
city. L. tab.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-27

Large 5-room brick house on Third
East. In Waterloo. Lot 5iXii7 feet 10 an
alley, easy terms.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-27

Neat little 4-room brick home close IN.
well arranged. electric light and city
water IN the house. Very easy terms can
be- arranged. See ms.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-27

AltAuD.
Southeast, a broom shingle bungalow,
well built. well arranged, south front
cement walks, in a good location
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-27
REASONABLE TERMS.

This bungalow may be purchased for cash on
monthly payments-frOm on from any hlstclass Real
NOW.
Salt Lake Security & TRUST Co
80 Up Main Street Phones Bell, Exchange 80 Ind l42
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-27

A private safe may be rented in the
are and burgiar-proof vaults 81 the
Salt Lake security a Trust Co, 32-st
Main street. t1.oo peg year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-27

100 H. lol on Riverside Ave. $40. 10 n
lot 2nd NJ and nth South. $50 Acre lot
near i5th South ON state, $50. 1-room
house ana loO n. LOT iu Murray is00
Phone IA Smith. Murray
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-27
tasl

On the northeast bench lot 2iaxlO rods.
south front, cement walks. sewer. lawn.
l-room modern brick house. terms 800
cash balance sE.JO per month. This ls
walking distance
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-27
rn

s. 60
On Second Avenue between . and r
Streets Groom frame lot 83XlO feet
sewer. connected. electric lights. cement
walks, paved street, south front, the lot
is worth the money. This can be handled
on easy payments.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-27
1900

Y, 10
6-room brick home. on the east bench.
modern plumbing. electric lights. one OF
the prettiest views IN tho city, lot COX
1l5 feet and right Of way. We can sell
this on S150 cash balance like rent A
chance 20 make some money.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-02-18
MOllr-Baker

A very pretty wedding was solemn
lied by Rev. Father Yoman Apona-
rius at st Mary's church at 10 a. m i,
Tuesday, February l6, the contracting
parties being Miss Josephine Mohr
aud Mr.. George I. Raker The blide
wore beautiful white mouselaiue
silk with embroidered chiffon yoke
and Eelt and carried a boquet OF
white carnations. The bridesmaids,
Miss Marie Mohr and Miss Evelyn
Baker, sisters of the bride and groom
respectively, were atLired In pink silk
null and carried bouquets of pink
carnations. The best men we're Joe
Baker, brother OF the groom, and
Peter j Mohr, brother OF the bride
The wedding march was played by
Rev. Father Roman
After the ceremony a delicious din
ner was served at the homo Of the
BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Mohr, over 80 guests being present
The house was decorated with Oregon
grape and evergreen. Many hand
some presents were received.
Amid shower of rice and old
shoes, MIR. aud Mrs. Baker boarded
the 6:lS train for Portland, where
they will spend few days before GO
ing to their home at Milwaukee, Ore
gon
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-02-18
Busy Bees Entertain

The members of the Busy Bees Club
gave Valentine Party, at the Chris
tian church, Saturday afternoon.
The room was very prettily festoon-
ed with hearts of all sizes. There was
a short program which was well zen.
dered. The first numEer on the pro.
gram was a fancy drill composed of
twelve pretty little girls dressed In
white, wearing their class ribbons,
blue and white and carrying stats OF
white with blde streamers, emblens
of purity and loyalty. they formed
two Bs, emblematic of their club, and
many other pretty designs, finally
spelling "Be My Valentine" Fol
lowing is the program;
Recitation, February-May Shay.
Song, | Once Had a Sweetheart
Esther and Edna johnson.
Recitation, My Valentiue-Loucile
Mears,
Song, Just Some One-by the Club.
Song, After They Ga,hor in the
Hay-katherine Hartley, violin &c.
compartment, Wilma Thompson.
Violin soio--Wilma thompson.
Song, Always Me-Msudie Wren
and Ethel johnson.
Song, Tatfy- -EstelA johnson.
Recitation, Hsllor Fine Gertrude
Niokelsen.
After the program, refreshments
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-02-18
WHAT ONE CITY DID

Originally, when small town, Los
Angeles owned its water system, but
az the city grew private corporation
obtained possession of the water plant
and ran it up to 1902, when the city
again secured possession OF IL. In
these last six years the city has paid
Off out of the water rates the bonds
issued for the purchase of the plant.
has rebuilt the entire system, has ex-
tended 1t to meet growth of 200 per
cent, has purchased now sources OF
water supply, has reduced the cost OF
water to consumers one third and
furnishes water at one half the rates
San Francisco people have to pay to
the private monopoly there (Which
is so Intensely patriotio about pre-.
venting the desecration of the Hetch
Hetchy canyon and has 500, 600 sur
plus to apply to payment on the S22,
600, 900 cost of the Ovens river sup
Ply. oluCe loVZ tne municlpdily
owned water works of Los Angeles
has expended nearly 1000, ,00o for the
peoples benefit, that under private
ownership would have gone into their
pockets a good deal more, for
then the rates would not have been
reduced The private monopoly Or
gans and tainted anti muiclpal owner
ship news purveyors don't mention
such cases as this. Oregon journal.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-02-18
Local Teachers Institute

The local teachers institute and
county school officers convention will
be held Monday, February %. Su.
perintendent j. II. Ackerman will be
in attendance.
Monday being legal holiday, the
teachers and school officers of the
county have been invited to partici-
pate in general convention for the
discussion of practical school sub.
jeots, those especially that cause trio,
tion between the different factors of
school work
Following is the program arranged
9l5. Music.
800. "Odds and Euds PROF. &.
W. Buitt
1000. Discussion of questions.
ll:l5. lnspirational talk by Super
intendeLt AcRerman.
l:l5. Girls Glee Club of high
school.
1920. Discussions
All the sessions of the day will be
held In the assembly room OF the new
High School. The public is cordially
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-02-18

we're served Ey the little girls, con
sisting of sandwiches, pickles, cake
and chocolate. After the refresh
ments there were games and trolic TOR
young and old.
Every one seemed to enter into the
spirit of the occasion. There we're q
few ladies who showed tLeir interest
ia the etfolts of the girls to weather
the storm to be present and am sure
their presence was appreciated and it
encouraged the girls to make greater
ell orts tor their future work. That
Is just what our young folks need
The little workers deserve praise for
the admirable way they entertained
their guests, Special thanks are due
Willie Higgins for his kindness in
playing the march for the drill Also
Katherine Hartley and Esther aud
Edna Johnson for their assistance
Following are the names of the Club
mem bers Els ella johnson, Wilma
Thompson, May Shay, Ruth Blowers,
Ruth Sherives, Beatrice Sherives,
Ethel Johnson, M.ude Wren, Clara
Rand, Jennie Absher, Laura Wren,
Gertrude Nickelseu.