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Is to Take Place Here with
An AH-Day Service
Next Sunday.

iAH-day services will he held mex.
Sunday, defeating tae new Meth
edist Protestant church at the corner
lof Locust and Sycamore streets,
The following program viii be OBJ
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SUPPER AND ENTERTAINMENT.

An oyster supper and cntertain-
mont will be held tonight at the
Trinity Memorial Methodist Episco-
pal church, colored, for the benef,
of the pastor, AN interesting pro-
gram will be carried out by women
Of the congregation.
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qgllaBBlEll1
SgN9jNllyII9)lR2IIF5r
$ OIL

L bsi;sr Than The richest Jersey but
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for salsls and dressings, and as a
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Tor lhat purpose.
lis rcEinodlo a degree Of absolute
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and used in WessOn Snowdrift Oil.
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il IS used BY the leading eatsrsrs
throughout the country. and is sold
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forWesson Snowdrilt OH. and beware
o. al suggested substitutes. Nothing
else can possibly equal lis results.
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When you have cold get a bottle Of
ChamberlRin's Cough Remedy. It viii
soon fix you up all right and will War,i OF
any tendency toward pneumonia. This
remedy contains no opium or other narcolis
and may be given as Confidently to . la6y
q 10 an adult Sold by all dealers.
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Sal llMORE &(1las
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WILLIAMS' KIDNEY Pills

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2 hahby appearance OF the face. and UNI
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4 anD OF THANKS.

We desire to thank our friends and
neighbors fer their Kindness and sym
pathy during the sickness and death
of our wife and mother Leoaa Rooin-
son:
.J-AioHBlSoN ROBINSON & FAMILY.
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present, The guest list for the af-
fair included the most popular young
people Of the city numbering almost
00Os ~
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-09
News for the Fair Sex Society,
Fashions, Fads and the Home

Two visiting ladies were Mrs. Carver
of Page and Mrs. Turnbaul Of Har-
wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. !. Bell Of Ninth
avenue north are expecting as their
guests next week, Mr.. and Mrs. f. ].
Luce of willow City, N, d. Mrs. Luce
was formerly Miss Julia Chamberlain
and made her home with Mr.. and Mrs.
Bell for a number of years.
baby girl arrived this morning at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. p. IA. Bell
and at s22 Third street north.
--&--
Mrs u, J. Weiser and two little
daughters returned last evening from
Decorah, Ia. where they spent
Thanksgiving with Mrs. Weiser's peo-
ple. En- route home they visited with
friends in Cedar Rapids and MARSHALL
town.
About fifty ladies' OF the Seandi-
nayian w. C. T. u. called unexpect-
edly yesterday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. N. l.. Nelson on First avenue
south and gave her Christmas sur
nrise. Mrs. Nelson, since the organiza-
tion of the union thirteen years ago,
has he'll the Office of president OF the
union with marked success and the
ladies decided in this way to show
their appreciation OF her work. They
were cordially welcomed into the Nell
SON home and after q short business
session happy hour or two was
spent informally. The ladies brought
with them welI-fiIled lunch baskets
and at the close of the afternoon. a
luncheon of the good things found con-
ceaIed therein was enjoyed Instead
| OF making Mrs. Nelson q present OF
| some article, the ladies took I'D q col
| lection among themselves and pre-
| sented their president with handsome
purse of $40. which was greatly apr
preciated by the recipient
/ one OF the most brilliant and per-
/ fectly appointed dancing parties ever
/ given in the city was that at which
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Forsythe and Mr.
/ and Mrs. 70. A. Engebretson were hosts
and hostesses, last evening The event
/ took place In the knights Of Columbus
| hall. which never presented a moFe
4 handsome appearance than with this
GNA4&ftAF @N~~N
green carried cut in the ball room. II
4 the dining room and throughout tn
supper arrangements. The ball room
Il was attractive with lights shaded II
i pink and the orchestra balcony wal
4 formed into d bower of palms In tn
Il dining room the shaded lights wer'
q used and pink carnations made lowell
center pieces offset with snlilax ef
! fectively arranged on the cloth. TIL
supper was served In two courses AM
Ii was 30 arranged that part Of TIL
guests were served al one time, the re-
mainder dancing until the second sup
Il per announcement. The eupper serv
ice was perfect and the color sehem
1 was In evidence throughout, the Ice
especially being cleverly served in re
cenficals 0f spun candy IN the fprr
of 4 birds nest. Dancing commence
at q o'clock and the guests departe
at late hour, each expressing them
selves ais. having enjoyed Il perfee
| evening. One out~of~f0wn guest, Nils
Emma Engebretson Of casselton. wa
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-09

social meeting on Monday afternoon at
the Masonic temple from o'clock UNI
I'll 5. The ladies will bring their sew
Ing and all members of the order and
visiting members are cordially invited
to be present
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-09

Miss Donna Forkner was charm
ing hostess this week at her home In
Wahpeton when she gave beautitul
dinner shower in honor of Miss Hazel
Moody a December bride of that city.
Miss Forkner has upon several occa-
sions been an honor guest In Fargo
AZ. the guest of Miss Eva Shea, who
recently moved to Wahpeton. Miss
shea was among the guests and The
Wahpeton Glabe-Gazette gives the
fal1o,.,s,,v account az the event: "a
dinner shower was given for MISS
Hazel Moody. a December bride, by
Miss Donna Forkner and Mrs. ralph
Darner at the Forkner home on F'ourtn
street The dining room was decor
ated in red and white with red candles
and carnations. The place cards We're
very unique, being red hearts with
tinv bell attached. The hearts We're
held un by white sticks of candy. The
guests were seated at one long taple
and were served with very delicious
threeycourse dinner. After dinner
the guests were taken to a room dec
Grated in red and a large wedding Dell
AS. Miss Moody took her seat under
the bell Miss Forkner pulled the
strings leading from q large heart 20
the bell and shower OF parcels which
had been concealed in the bell fell
over her. The shower gifts were very
choice including towels. doilies and q
MADEIRA lunch set. The guests after
music departed thanking their charm
mg hostesses for the more than enjoy
able evening they had spent, The guest
list included the Misses Moody, Nor
den. Meyer. Glasgow, Lauder, Shea
Quinn. whips, Quick, Jameson,
Wright, Walker, Oslund, Cairncross'
purdon, Rasmussen, Jurgens, Stern
and Cameron, also the Misses Patter-
son and Lucas from Lisbon who were
the guests Of Miss Lauder
-4-
Miss Lulu Johnson OF Periey, MINI.
who has been visiting relatives ane
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friends in Moorhead the past two
weeks. has returned home
-
Mrs. c. E. Bristol gave the last Of
series Of two parties yesterday aft
ernnon at her home on Sixth street
south, when she entertained NUM-
Der of her friends at bridge luncheon,
with similar appointments to the at
fair of the day before. Luncheon was
served at 2 o'clock and a lively game
followed, Mrs. ]. p. Hardy and Mrs.
Quirk winning the prizes. Mrs. Brls-
tol was assisted by Misses Lucille
Bristol, Claire Elliott, and Katherine
Wheeiock.
Mrs Turnbaul came in from Har-
wood this week and is the guest OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Newton.
-xH-
f. II. Corson returned yesterday
from winnipeg. where he has spent
the past few days on business.
10
Miss Perley and Miss Sutton Of
Fargo college faculty entertained yes
terday at the college cottage In honor
of Mrs. Sophia Boehmer, who has re-
Gently returned from an extended visit
with her son In Montreal, Can. At
the close OF pleasant afternoon OF
reunion and happy conversation. the
hostesses, assisted by Miss Hill, served
dainty refreshments. Later the ladies
departed for their homes glad In the
knowledge that Mrs. Boehmer i again
In their midst
Mrs. s. III. Bayard OF Second avenue
north entertained eighteen past presi-
dents OF the w. n. G. yesterday aft
ternoon. A very pleasant informal aft
ernoon was spent following short
business meeting. Each member was
called upon to read something of in
terest to the ladies and several let
Eters from absent members We're read
AT the close of the afternoon Mrs
Bayard served delicious refreshments
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-09

Friends viii greatly regret to learn
that Lyle Davis Is very Ill 1t Is
thought that he has an attack of typh-
did
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-09

present, The guest list for the af-
fair included the most popular young
people Of the city numbering almost
200,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Schwartz inform
alIy entertained a few friends at dim
ner on wednesday evening
Little Miss Anna Louise Mccain ot
Hillshoro is spending the week end
with her cousin, Miss Evelyn White OF
the Y. w. G. A.
Friends will greatly regret to learn
that Lyle Davis Is very i'll 1t Is
thought that he has an attack OF typh-
old ~
The vespef services ct the Wv. G,
A. tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock will
be especially interesting. Rev. w. =.
JJlrich of the English Lutheran church
will speak on The Woman of Samaria.
The Wide Awake club win be hostesses
and the Misses Steele and Beckrnan
will sing. Everyone is welcome.
g.
The young people Of the Fresbyter-
ian church in Moorhead will give
sleighride party on Monday evening.
The party will meet at the church at
o'clock, when small charge win be
made to go for a sleighride. They ex-
pect to return about 1880 when sup
per will be served for a small fee. a
delightful evening is anticipated and
all young people of the church are
cordially invited to be present.
esa s2sA -
DR.. G. N. Callander will deliver his
lecture on States at the X. w. 2. a,
Tuesday evening. Dec. ~, at o'clock
A number Of parties have requested
him to give this lecture and he would
| like all of these people to avail them
selves of this opportunity OF hearing
| 1t at the X. on Tuesday evening. which
will save time. The lecture will be
1
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-09

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Schwartz inform
ally entertained a few friends at din
ner on Wednesday evening
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Repeated Sermons.

The prejudice against the repetition
of sermons is not universal. A good
book repays re-reading and q good
sermon should be all the more valuable
on second hearing. DR.. John Watson
clan Maclaren') openly repreaehed
his sermons when minister OF Seton
Park, Liverpool, and found that hia
congregation approved OF the prac'
tiee. They insisted, however, that tho
repetition should be exact, and were
impatient of variations, In his Life"
of the preacheT-novelist, Sir William
Robertson Nicholl tells how on one
occasion, after listening to repeat
ed" sermon, in which occurred a
smile of pool, one Of the congrega'
ton said to DR.. Watson: Last time
you described 1t as 'turgid pool, and
/ was so afraid you were going to use
some other adjective, and that would
have spoiled the whole picture. !
was so thankful when you said 'turgid'
again.
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o.
/ Mrs. j. u. Hemmi of jamestown ii
the guest of Mrs. r. g. VALENTINE o
Fourteenth street south.
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WILL give RECITAL
Glasses at Y. w. C. A. Under Miss
PoppIer to Give Splendid Pro-
gramne on Saturday.

The Junior classes in elocution and
culture at the Y. w. G. A. un-
der Miss I1enore Poppler will give a
fine programme on Saturday evening,
Dec. 16 at the Y. w. c. A. The Wond-
ertree, a clever little playlet, has been
especially prepared for the occasion by
Miss Poppler. The public is cordially
invited to be present and listen to the
following programme:
The Birth of Christ from Ben Hur-
Lucille Hastings.
Christmas Night by Minetti-Eileen
stone and Marina Sutherland.
The wondertree-A fairy play in one
act, written BY Miss Poppier.
Cast of Characters
Messengers ..................'
-. Marian Sutherland, Lucille Wood
Fairy Queen. ..........'.-El leeh Stohe
Fritz .................. Adele Do"lihs
Elisa .. Marjorie Poppler
Snow Farries-Marian Addison, Hell
en- Graves. Grace Loomis, Lucille Hust-
ings. Esther Heidner, Jean Paine, EN-
ma Sanderson, Sarah Sanderson, Mat
tie Van Els, Wilhelmine Swartz, Mar
iorie Brown and Ruby Crothers.
Brownies-Ellen Callander, Elizabeth
Belknap. Katherine Grice, Margaret
Bigelow, Virginia Bowling, Mary Dow
ling. Hilma Hoffman, Theodore Ciou-
tier, Iva McCracken, Charlotte Weiser
Gretchen Weiser, Clara Wood, Edna
Swartz and Gertrude Swartz.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-09

exceptionally interesting and instruc-
tive.
/ Mrs. j. U. Hemmi of jamestown is
the guest of Mrs. r. g. VALENTINE of
Fourteenth street south.
Mecca chapter O. e. s. will hold
social meeting on Monday afternoon at
the Masonic temple from o'clock UNI
I'll s. The ladies will bring their sew
ing and all members of the order and
visiting members are cordially invited
to be present.
The Witches. sorority OF the Moor
head normal, will give a party this
evening at the normal school
o
The Eel zagal patrol will give anoth-
err Of their delightful dancing parties
in the Masonic temple on Thursday
evening, Dec. IA. A large number of
the young people are looking forward
to the event with much pleasure
Mrs =. Y. Sarles of HilIsboro spent
yesterday in the shopping districts Of
Fargo.
Mrs. ]. A. Lien of HilIsboro was the
guest of friends in the city yesterday.
%
Mr., and Mrs. ID. Brownies of Maple
ton spent the day in town yesterday.
-@-
Mrs. G. W. Kelley came TO Fargo
yesterday from Tower City to do her
Christmas shopping.
o.
| Miss Alice Lewis Is expected home
| in about a week from National Park
seminary and will spend the holidays
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. S.
Lewis OF Third avenue south.
/ --4-
| Miss Clara Clisbe is expected home
Wednesday from St. GATHERINGS school
in Minneapolis to spend Christmas
with her parents.
Mrs c. =. Timer OF Lisbon is a
1 guest in the city over the week end.
i Mrs. Walter Reed Of Armenia speni
today In the city calling on friends
and attending to Christmas shopping
-
T. b. Farnum Of Arthur is In the city
this week for the educators conven-
ton.
Mrs. w. T. Johnson Of N. r. ave-
nue. entertained the Monday evening
500 club this week.
-
The past presidents of the w. r. G
will hold their next meeting on Thurs.
day. Dec. rs, with Mrs. 8. ". Hoag, b
Tenth street north,
The w. r. G. will NEE Monday after
noon at o'clock sharp. There will b.
balloting and the election OF officers
All offers of the corps are request
ed to be present.
-
Miss Hill OF Fargo college will en-
terrain the sophomore class OF the col
/ lege this evening at the home Of Nj
and Mrs. H. r. Goodrich on Sixtl
street south. The affair will DO
Christmas party and there will be
sure-enough Christmas tree and tn
indispensable stockings full Of candy
apples and popcorn. There are TWEEN
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-09

Fire fans-men who always run af-
ter the fire apparatus-have formed an
organization. Next should come a so7
oiety OF men who stand for hours
watching .workmen excavate for a
new building.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-09

ty-flve young people nthis class and
a jolly evening Is anticipated.
o.
Mrs r. WitzIaben OF Cairo, s. G. is
the guest OF her daughter, Mrs. G. r.
Bristol of Sixth street south.
If the head of feminine jury is a
forewoman. each of the others should
be a juress.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-09

A contest between a meat and veg
table diet shows the vegetarian TO
have gained fifteen pounds. Why be
worried by the market page?
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-09

Wopen's Muslin cemhlnatep sulta.
Thene were bought for our 9anuary
sale. but Will place them On sale Mon
day q. m. ranging In price from ssc
to 1850 each. This will make an ac-
septable Xmas - =. i. Moody.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-09
sLek-A-Bed Lady

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Little Miss Anna Louise Mccain Of
Hillshoro is spending the week end
with her cousin, Miss Evelyn White OF
the Y. w. G.. A.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-01-12
9reikis 9aiit ilrOde.
einbalb Yreis nno
nod ipeaiscr.

S,ier baben mir itiliide Btnterrode
fir bic esiten Oreibis Sraaen, bic Ou=
fir puripre6en. SnUeutar TT poriiber
uno mir baben ben &aum fir anoere
0Baaren notbi9, sauOern Oaber ilt4t,
Den 9reis Inn einbalb uno went9er gu
beidneioen. gBeroen Sic eine bel
sliidli6en 9reibis ietn &Ode, Ote
BON ifiliIdem STANDARD iino, ebe=
piots, 8roaoelotbs, &erieps uno Sta=
sonaIs in einfad seidneioerten, iemt=
pafIenben uno looien &iiden Stilen.
Mtan6e Der 8Dde iino unbetleibet, ail=
oere 6aben Satiu Setleioun9, mdbreno
anbere nit Bels befleioet lino. Sbre
9luspabl IN idmara blau unb 9ra'l,
alle gut paRenDe, perfeft sei6neioerte
@epanber, nit elmer 6eiti9teit BON
@epcbe, oas lansen Sienit beoeiltet,
Ssrii6ere preiie paren $40 bis $50.
@egenpdrti9e Pretie fir bic breiBtg 0o
lange Iie ausbalten), SO bis SIS.
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u orb Scrauton.

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uon 8Domius susnus lit Gin G6dtsr'
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lsbsussefahrlidsm 3uftanO bsm Stuut
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BEN bisiisen 9Of Der .. & 3. @ompa'
ME unter ben Rdosrn einss @iitsrRa.
gems uon mebrsrsn Snaben aufssfur'
ben; bus aiuo mar aussni6sinli4 nur
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ftsrn in @resn Ribse bas linfe Bein
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Struss wurbs am Samftas in Der Son
Stord 3s4s 5Diidsn 9arrsn ssfanSsn
uno srbislt cine 8srrsntuns bes Rad.
gratis. @r muroe mad bem Staat 9o'
ipital ssnommsn, mo mah isinen 3u.
itauo oils siusn siuftissn bstra4tsts.
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&inberr6fe beOeutenb
reOn5irt.

@ine pra6tpolle 6ruppe pon Sroao=
cloths, &eriep, @beptot urb gemti4ten
&Oden. Mande einfah seidneioert,
anoere nit tbeilpeiier Sorben SerSier=
ung. getleioet ober unbetleioet, lange
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oenbeit ''eeben iperoen. 9Iuspabl in
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&Ode, nel6e bic S6uimdb6en gut be-
tletben merben. @rOBen bis IA Sab
rem. 6riibere g8ertbe SO bis 80.
@esenpdrti9e Preiie, SO @ents bis
$2.98.
9lnsusluOen- -sweite Stod-6abritubl
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banbIuustn une fiuaniita btfdbist ale ron isi.
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unb pirfi eirtit auf eas 9lut uns bic fhlemi.
gen Sbtradttn hes Spiffms. 3tueui1s fret
psriauDt. 9,rsis 75e fiji bic 5laf&s. @sriaufi
ppn allen appibsftrn.
paa's 8amiIisn. pillsn iiub bic btffsH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-01-12
Bon Hetersbura.

- Srau 9snrb gauitian 1T sefdbr'
lid srirunft.
- Die William @bamoui Bobnune
an Wiprtle StraBe srbielt ON Sonntae
Nbsnb pon @inbredern einen Beiut
unb bic 8erls erbsutstsn $40, bic fif
in @bamOni's 9Oisutai6e bsfanosn.
- 8sil sr anssblid in bstrsff ibrsr
3ablunssfdbistsit ausoriids ssbraud.
tie. bic ibre @sfiible uno suten Ruf Der.
lesten. lieB um Montus 5rau Gnnu
8sssl BON bier sssen ben apOtbeier
albsrt S9ulS cine 9lass fiir s 5000
@nti4doisuus eintrasen.
- guf bic anilass. BEN Samusl
3earnsp BON Drsissbnler apsnue bic
solbsne Tai4snubr Seitobleu 3u babsn,
puros ON Donnsritas Subsrt 9ueas
Don Surriion ausnue fur elm seridt.
lidss Grideinen untsr $500 8hrs'
idaft ssitellt. 8siOe Wannsr iinb 81.
Interchangeable uno Der Disbftabl
ioll iid i'm EaglOr 9of sreisnst babsn,
oils 9sarnep elm Saldfhen madte.
%. 8. Cummings bon Uiattbsp
Strass, als S9reiner in ben Grie g8sr'
fen anssitellt, wurbs am DOnneritas
Utorsen nabe isiner Bobuuns am SuBs
zines abhansss lisseno aufSsfuuben ;
sr litt on sinsm Siiftenbru6 uno mar
aud bulb srfrorsn, oenn sr fisl absnOs
,upor auf bem Ssimwes ben abbans
binab unb lag Die san3e Siadt bort.
Wtan iduffts ben gsrlsstsn uad bsm
Staat 9oipital, mo isin 3uitano aIs
Elm sefdbrli9er bstra9tet wurbs.
- Sn einem bOppslteu Bobnbauis
an Sioro Sruius auenue. Gtssntbum
bes Sobu s. Scress uno bon 6. o.
@arr unb Soispb Sipus bewObnt, ent'
ftuuo Srsitas Wtorsen bnra cine i'm
2ellsr srplooirts Sellampe elm granb,
Der ii6 ,ismlid idnsll ausbrsitste unb
Dor isinsr 8swdltisuus sinsn Isrlult
BON unssfdbr s 1000 usruriadts. 5rau
Carr, bic ssfdbrlid srfrantt an Der
eunssnsutSiinouns oarnieosrlas, muBte
aus Osm brsnnenosu @ebduos sstrassn
psrben uno funb bel sinem gia4bar
aufnabme.