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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-17
TYLER IS HOME
FROM CANAL zone
PROMINENT FARGO BUSINESS
MAN AND tss'r i BANK EXAM
INER is HOME FROM THIRD
SUCCESSFUL TRIP TO PANAMA
REPORTS SPLENDID TIME.

Returning from the Isthmus OF Pan
anna yesterday, e. S. Tyler, Et~a" bank
examiner and prominent Fargo bus
mess man, had much to tell his friends
today of the progress that is being
made in the construction OF the great
isthmian waterway which is to con-
meet the Pacific and the Atlantic.
1t was Mr. TyIers third trip to the
canal zone. the other two having been
made in 1906 and in 1908 Thus he
Is in better position to know about
the development and progress made in
the construction of the big ditch. per-
haps, than any other man in North
Dakota
Mr.. Tyler stated this morning to a
Forum reporter that he felt that in
all probability the canal would be
ready for operation before the date set
for it's real opening, Jan. /, 1915. The
construction now. he says. is alta place
where there are no longer any serious
delays. All the necessary machinery is
there at hand and all the skilled me-
chanics and engineers needed are right
on the ground and will probably re-
main until its final completion, so that
work can be pushed right through
He spoke of the ten-mile strip OF
canal zone on either side OF the canal
itself, which is under the direct super
vision Of the United States govern
ment. In that Uncle Sam only main
tains a police protection insofar as
sanitation Is concerned The two cit-
les OF Panama and Colon, fifty miles
apart on either side OF the isthmus,
come within this American Jurisdic-
ton. But these cities are allowed their
own government in all municipal af-
fairs and their own police regulations,
the only restrictions being placed upon
them are in regard to the sanitary con-
ditiOns for the protection Of citizens
of the United States who dwell there.
Mr. Tyler states that the republic
of Panama Is a beautiful country and
one that will be developed to its full
est extent he feels by Panama and
American capital 1t is about $50
miles long and its width is anywhere
from tl1irty-five to 10 miles. with an
area of about 1850 square miles. AL
though .hilly. 1t Is a resourceful coun-
try, having population Of 100000,
largely OF . mixed race
The soil of the country Is fertile and
the climate favorable to Agriculture
but less than one-third of the country
il occupied and only q small section of
the occupied portion Is systematically
developed. Bananas form the most i'm
| portant product, while coffee, cocoa
tobacco and cereals are grown. Rubbei
| is collected In the mountains and cot,
ton. indigo and tropical nuts and
spices All grow Wild and in cultivation
There are extensive forests OF valuable
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-17
MAC MARTIN TALKS
TO town CRIERS
NOTED MUNICIPALITY BUILDER
AND ADVERTISER GIVES GOOD
POINTERS TO FARGO BUSINESS
MEN AND CITY BOOSTERS AT
BIG MEETING LAST NIGHT.

A live, enthusiastic address by Mac
Martin, the famous municipality boost
er and advertising man, was listened
to last night at the Y. M. c. A. audi
forum by the members Of the Fargo
Town Crier's club and other business
men of the city who are interested in
the growth and development Of Fargo
Mr. Mac Martin gave some very ex-
celfent pointers to the local boosters
in building up the city and 80 carried
them in their desire to make a greater
city. that a resolution was drafted
whereby committee will be appoint
ed to cooperate with the commercial
club for the purpose Of taking up the
question of advertising the territory
| contiguous to Fargo with the direct
aim to building up country surround
ing the city and also the city Of Far
go.
The resolution in detail follows
Resolved, That the Town Crier's
| club appoint a committee to take up
with the Fargo Commercial club, the
question Of advertising the territory
tributary to Fargo with an aim to build
up the surrounding country and conse-
auently the city of Fargo, the Town
Criers' club to assist in the matter"
Mac Martin, one of the foremost men
of his line in the country, is the treas
urer of the Associated Advertising
clubs Of America and has been selected
chairman of the committee on decor
atoms Of the city of Minneapolis of
the mill city's celebration to be held
from July to s. He has visited al
most every city of Importance in the
Emitted States TO study the systems
and plans of advertising these munici-
palities and has a fund of information
on the methods employed in their
campaigns for publicity.
He gave to the members OF the Far
60 Town Criers' club, last night. full
benefit of his knowledge on this sub
| iect, revealing the various plans and
| follow up systems of the larger cities
where the publicity spirit prevails AS
he is conversant with all the phases OF
| advertising and has made speciality
OF Community Boosting" he was cap
able Of giving one of the most inter-
| esting lectures ever heard in the city
and the best of it's kind in Fargo.
He took up municipal advertising
in all it's phases. showing the success
of political advertising. started by
Mark Hanna in 1900, the benefits to be
derived from the press agent plan. the
Importance of the factory finding plan
the Portland, Ore, plan, the help rail-
roads can give provided they can be
interested in the city, and cited several
cases where small towns built them
selves up into thriving cities of Inn
portance. He advocated the Town
Crier and urged that everyone become
a Town Crier and boost for Fargo
help the Commercial club In it's worH
and develop the city to give Its best
for its citizens and do the best fol
itself.
The audience was an enthusiastic
one and at the close OF the lecture
public spirit ran high. The above
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-17
BOYS in GREEN TALK
Irish Legends Discussed at the High
School This Morning by the
Students.

A number of the high school boys
were very neatly decorated in green
this morning. so Principal Spaulding
had them give, short talks during
chapel. Each speaker was we'll re-
ceived, but Peter Elliott caused a
scream, which continued until the
Jew comedian" was obliged to leave
the platform, with his talk only half
completed.
Miss Marie Rentschler was the next
to speak. This young lady gave an
excellent account of Irish legends. Her
grafton was one of the most interest
ing given and was delivered elo-
Quently.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-17
City in Brief

A. L. Bayley, cashier of the bank at
Alice, is business visitor in the city
today.
Stereopticon lecture on China by
Rev J. M. Walters, this evening at the
First Methodist church.
Among the visitors in Fargo today
is Reckless Rittman of London, Eng,
who is registered at the Gardner.
A marriage license was granted this
morning in the county court to George
William Jahnke and Lydia Otilleo
Saar, both Of Maple River township.
George Mcpherson, editor Of The
Bismarck Tribune, is in the city to-
day looking after business matters. He
will return to Bismarck this afternoon.
We can furnish the farmers with all
kinds of the seasons help. Now is the
time to order to get the best class of
men OLSON Employment Co., 81
n. p. avenue, Fargo.
The vested choir of Gethsemane ca
thedral is progressing nicely in the re-
hearsals of the Crucifixion, by Stainer,
WHICH Is W NC sung dt OhC Vi NhC iAOig
week services in the cathedral.
Ole Anerson Lerud, a Norwegian of
ArgusvilIe, and Frank Norbert Preis,
Hungarian of Elizabeth, filed their
declarations of intention this morning
with the clerk of the district court.
Today is the nineteenth anniversary
of the arrival in Fargo Of James X.
Bingham, for long time deputy sher-
iff of Cass county. Mr.. Bingham made
his initial bow in the gateway city to
the state as a car inspector on the
Northern Pacific and some time after
that he was on the detective force of
the city.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-17

this club, the city Of Minneapolis has.
been greatly benefited.
The social standard of the profess
sional actor has been raised to the
level OF the other professions. Through
the dramatic schools men and women
are given an excellent preparation TO
go out into life and earn a livelihood
in the honorable profession of the
actor Recently i'm England, DR.. Bur
ton stated, four distinguished actors
have been knighted, showing the high
esteem in which the actor Is coming TOT
be regarded
The New theatre of New York City
is a playhouse where the drama is
produced for its educational and dra-
matte value and free from the star
system, which DIR. Burton thinks is
one of the worst features Of our
drama. At present there il moves
ment on foot I'm England to erect al
So O00, 900 national theatre as monu =
ment to Shakespeare. This theatre
which will be completed in 1915, Will
be of the New theatre type.
One OF the most important OrganiZs q
lions OF this country Is the Dramatics
League OF America. DR. Burton told
of the work this club is doing in edu Z
eating the theatre going public. This
league is composed of eIghty-five clubs.
with a membership Of 10000 members.
In the large cities a committee visits
all the theatres and selects the plays
that are good. In Chicago this COM,
mittee publishes a weekly bulletin by
which the public Is kept informed Of
. the good plays. One thing, Dr. Burton4
says. they never do is mention a piay-
as bad. This always fills the theatre.l
| They simply overlook the bad plays and
praise the good ones.
DIR. Burton then gave several
sketches of leading plays Of the day
to show two things required of present
/ day plays, namely, truth and beauty,
The public like a play that is true
10 life, that is homeIy, quiet. sweet and
worthy. He mentioned the plays.
What Every Woman Knows, Paid i'm.
Full, Peter Pan, The Passing Of the
Third Floor Back, and The Witching.
Hour to illustrate his point He
showed wherein the truth and beauty
Of these plays is found. i
1 In conclusion DIR Burton sah that
the public could always be trusted ca
take worthy and good plays in place
of the light and bad plays. They WIFE
take The Music Master, Blue Birds
The Melting Pot, every time. He
urged the people to join in the move-
ment for higher and better Drama
for IL is of the highest value in the
education and culture of the people
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-17

The First National bank OF Mandan,
n. D.. viii receive sealed bids up to
IL o'clock noon OF Tuesday, April 4,
1911, for the erection of a two-story
brick addition 42x4s to its banking
house-also sealed bids for the heat
ing, plumbing and electric wiring ac-
cording TO plans and specifications
now on file at the oce of the
cashier at Mandan and at the ONCE Of
Hancock Bros, architects. Fargo. n.
d. A certified check for 10 per cent
of bid must accompany each bid.
The right to reject any or all bids
is reserved.
jos. p. HESS, Cashier.
Hancock Bros, Architects.
March IL, 20, p, "a. ~, 20, 51)
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-17

mentioned resolution was the result OF
the meeting and 1t is believed that
much good resulted from the meeting
and Mr.. Martins remarks. The selec-
ton of suitable committee for the
purpose Of assisting the commercial
club and cooperating with that organ
ization in advertising Fargo and the
contiguous territory, will be the next
work of the Town Criers' club and
will follow either today or during the
coming week
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-17
MARROW BONES Csc LIB.

The offering at the Bijou Candy
Mart for Saturday will be some more
of those delicious marrowbones, regu-
larly sold at 40c h., for Saturday only
at csc per pound. Rich, delicious,
wholesome, the best candy that good
materials and skilled candy makers
can produce. Order a pound for Sat
urday; phone 1011.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-17
Too Late to Classify.

FOR SALE--I have for sale cheap
three high-grade Studebaker wagons,
q two-seat phaeton and runabout;
also Shetland pony outfit complete,
and a two-seated Columbus wagon,
suitable for lake or hunting use. Can
be seen at barn or residence, No. 1923
Broadway Jno. ID. Farrand.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-17
Business .Jots

Cook paints signs. Phone 925.
Have, Cowie shave you. Phone 1851
If you sTAMMER Hrite the National
Institute for Stamners, t.Crookston,
Mimi. Absolute cure guaranteed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-17
MARROW BONES Csc LIB.

The offering at the Bijou Candy
Mart for Saturday will be some more
of those delicious marrowbones, regu-
larly sold at 40c h., for Saturday only
at 25c per pound Rich, delicious,
wholesome, the best candy that good
materials and skilled candy makers
can produce. Order a pound for Sat-
urday; phone 1011.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-17

Milk and cream delivered. Special
rates to large customers. Banner
Dairy. Phone 1882.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-17

Some men are almost as punctilious
about dressing for dinner as though
they might be a salad.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-17

When rats are not disseminating
the bubonic plague they are engaged
In other nefarious practices.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-17

Snap! Lot on Seventh avenue and
Eleventh street north; easy terms.
Phone 1911.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-17

John Oliver. Secretary: Regular
meeting Of Fargo Trades and Labor
Assembly this evening at o'clock
sharp. All delegates are urged to be
on hand promptly.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-17

Get busy, hay at soc bale at |. Cold
berg's SIS Front street. Phone 1146.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-17

1t isn't the depth Of love that counts
SO much as. the length.
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nen BON Tsarn Sufan 8alfer; psrios
nnlien $500.
Jronf u. Reifln iit Rd4labpertpaf=
ter bon ROfa grOpbb; g3srfOnalieu
$400.
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ter bon 2ouis 6. DinbiI6; psrIonas
lien $500, Grunbtigentbum S15, 900.
Gmmd ). gels 1T Ssitamentspols
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genthum $4,000.
Der perf6nlid1e RdhIab Der 9ouiIt
g. Batter 6etrdgt $415O.24.
Caroline 80. Wittsnbura i'll Nah.
lnbpsrtpultsrtn pon Ssrman Qubfpic
Wittsnburg; perionaIien $500
9runbeiaentbum $500.
gerfhiebenes.
Die Gritt Rational Bdnt bon Rpr.
tpoob tIdste cine 5orosruna ibe,
$251.25 seeen Robsrt QssIis Ii. ano
Elm
s5rdness SDmmes Qllen bat Elm,
5orosrung iiber $3.50 gsssn Wm. u
Edmonton unb 5bos. ). McGuirs Elm.
getlagt.
Or. u. q. Rtnnstsr, beFen pfsri
am %. Gttober 1910 an Der RcQear
Apsnue Rreusung iHFoIgs oss gfstfeu;
elmer 2otcmotipe Der g., q. 8. uno Z
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sins. bat bic 8abnssieQi6dft ouf CAB
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ipurbe, 0erleBuueen srIitt.
Robert u. 9lad. Rstsiber Der Queer
gitp Wnnufacturine Co., bat cine fSor
Otruns iib.r $9017.57 ssssn SOispI
GlabeOd u. anb. sing.tlagt.
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6rtiiiH stlisst bsHi.IbsH iH 6oipital.

Gin an iih unbsb.utsnb.s Geu.r
foQts geftern fir bic 76 Sabre dlte
Gran Iroft uno ibre Oerbeiratbsts
5ohter SSrau Della Oapis DON Ro.
1919 Rihmonb Strabs, bsi psl6er
bic Gr.ifin pobnts, ialimme Tolaen
baden. 5rau 9roft mar nit Der Gu
bereituna bes Jriibftiids bef6dfttgt,
tpdhrenb Grnu 9dpis nit ibrem sipsi
Sahr. altsH 50hterten in oemTelben
3imm.r nod i'm Bette lag. 0i. ulte
Jrou lieb 5ufdIIis elm brsunsnbes
StrsihbOIs fallen, pobur6 mebrsre
auf otrn 5ubboben Ii.genbe RifTsn
uno 9eden in grunb gsristbeu. I'm
nG6it.n 4ugenbIid bate aud bls
aleio Der 9rsifin 5eusr gefang.n,
tpelhes gu sl.iher ,3sit ous 9ett ers
sriff, in fpelhem Grau 0dpis uno ibr
1o6t.rhsn logeu. Die gritsre fpraug
ibrer Wutter, tptl6s in GIummsn elm
ssblat mar, su Silfs uno 3Og Tih bier
bel ihlimme 9ranhrpunoen an 5dnbsn
unb arm.n 3u. RittIsrpeiIt ipdr
Brau SOIspb Wolfsr, cine Ritb.pob.
n,rir bes Sdufts. auf bic 5iIferuf.
Der beiben 5rdusn b.rbeisssiIt Sis
mari turs entitIoFeu sins gstto.ts
iiber 5rau 1roft une roIlts QsBtsrs
auf benz GuBboben, bis bic 5Iumm.n
sritidt rparsn, pOrauf iis bas 306tsrs
den Der 5rou Dapis aus Dem 8ett.
rib unb in Si6.rbeit bro6ts. Sobuur
I5ihte fis nit SiIfe Der Grau 9a0ia
bas 1}euer un6 requirirte cine 4mbu.
lang. 5rdu Sroit unb ibrs 3Ohtsr
ipurben itGsuRigit mad benz 6oTpitaI
g.bra1t. no es iia srsdb, bGb Griter'
| g.fGbrli6e 8ranbpunbeu am aopf
an Der gruit uno am Riidsn srIitter
bate. Die uIts 5rau tDuros abenos
burh ben 5ob pou ibr.n 2sib.n sr.
ION. 8rau 9aDts mar nit lsih.
ten, tpenH aud duBerit ihmer3baftsr
0srlesunesr baDongetommtn.
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Msprc.
Htg,r srIiest osu ihm BON etuem
RaHessnpH.H bsiasbrabten
StifwnneeH.

Der Rsssr geDsrIp Sarris. DON Ro.
1915 9ropibsnts Strube, DsI4er am
Rittpoh abeno an Der 4. uno Walnut
StraBs, DOT ben Qugen 3ubIret6er
qaFanten. BON isinsm uHtsr oem Ras
men .syrpssp" bstanntsr RuFegsnoFer
Sam Wontgomsrp nit sinsm Wsfer
attudirt purpe unb sablreihe tieft
Stnitts uno Stihpunoen oGpontrug
ift g.itsrn ROrgsn i'm ftdbtii6eu go
fpital isinen 0srlesungen srlegen. 0i'
pOIissi fabnbst nuf ben M0rosr. Dix
6eibsn Rdnner pursn in Der gotot'
ihen 9lasfabrit angsiteQt uno lsbter
isit Idnsersr 3eit in Getnoi6aft. 9eger
Rontgomsrp puroe geitern elm 5aft'
befsbI untsr Der antIage oss Wtoross
erlaiTen,
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Junses Mdoben


Die 19 Sabre oIts 9aiip St.gldir,
cine PatisntiH oss Itdotiihen Spfpiz
tails, tpelbs fir ben GinpanosruHgs=
inIpsttpr 5bomas fsitgebaIten pirb.
sntiprang seitsrn Wtorgsu in aasr
5rube aus Der 4nitaIt. tIstterte iiber
ben 3auu btnter benz Soipital uub
tuurbe bier, mad 4ngabe Der 9oIi5ei.
Don 5rsunosn in Gnpfans gsnommsn,
p.Iche iie nit anosrsn aleiosrn perias
ben unb mad oem 5auis Rp. Ala
Carlisle 4pe. bra6tsu. Die poli3ie
fen grabdnp une 9ufam fanben bic
9urhbrsunerin ipdtsr in bsm genanus
ten 5auie unb brahtsn fie nod benz
6pIpttaI auriid. Das iungs MGb6eu
pirb Ipdtsr spsntusq oeportirt peroen,
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5enrn Spbn Dsisn.r, So Sabre,
1919 Bomb Ctr, 5nqueit in S6psbs.
Raris 6. Sommertamp, IS SGhz:
224 Dat CTR, 4ItsrslhIpdh..
Better Greitsl, 40 Sabre, Qongotsp
5oipiial, Intsrl.ibsentSiiHoung.
Mors. grittiHg. IA Sabre, 2712
Dpooburn aps., 5sr5febIsr.
Carrie 9roB, 19 Sabre, 671 9st6i
ape., S4pinbiu6t.
Sdepb g0ning, II Sabre, 9ausbdn
Rpab, 2unssn.ut3iubuns.
Barb. Jols, SO Sabre. 2009 Dunlap
Ctr, Snousit in ShDtbe.
Sulis Stdubis, so Sabre. 1428
gcnman ap.., Qunsensntsiinbuus.
Sobn 20. SuIIioan, 81 Sabre, 1743
Reobina Rooo, 8ehirnIein.n.
Gsorss 6engss, 90 Sabre. 1920
minbfielo 4ps., Suautit in S6psbs.
5obn Slater, 48 Sabre, itdotii6ss
6cfpital, ysi.renlsioen.
Dm. a.itb. 81 ;1ahre, 3464 gheuiot
Pine. gruitf.lsnt;iinouns.
Dtarn 0oight, "a Sabre, 1923 Ban.
miller Str. 6irritIag.
aouis 6. gouoot. ] Sahr, 2801
Wabifon Roa5, 2unsenentsiinouns.
Charlotte gutshorH, 70 Sabr.
1886 SoI,pbin. Str, 2ungsn.ntsiin'
euRu.
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9eutid1eS 9beater.
geHsfis fiir aap:llmsiFer goHis 5err
man. ,,Sie g8eIt obns WaHuer."

Der nd6fts Sonntag brinet als Be-
nefi3 fir ben alIfeitig ssi9dBteH aas
pelImstiter bss OsutI6en 5beaters nod
cine Topitdt. Die san3 beionDers 4uis
mertiamtett psroisnt. Die Welt obns
WGnner" lit Elm S6lagsr aIereriten
Rangss unD bat in 9sutf6tunb GENIAL
rig Gurors gemaht. Qber niht nur in
Deutihlano, oenn gepiBigte amerttas
nii6e 3beatsrzllntsrnebmer ertdnnten
fhnsa ben Dsrtb oes rei3enoeu
S6nants uno 70 bat Derielbe unter
bsm 2itsl r8trls" in englti6er Spras
DE bier bersits stnsn 9robeu GrfoIg gu
oer3et6nsn gsbubt. 9as oeutI4e Gris
sinul lit unglsih tpirtiamer uno bari
man baber Der gritauffiibrung in une
isrem MuIentsmpel nit geipanutem
Sntsreffs eHtgegsnfe6sn. 5rau WeIanie
Straubs 5errmann gditirt in Der
SduptrpQe uno bas Renomme Der
Stinitlsrin psrbiirgt cine &abinetss s2eis
flung. Die 9amen Qmdnoa Blum,
GFs S6mibsGortp, 6slens 8irgsr
uno Settle Rullsr. iotpis Die 9erren
20. Gii6ersQhten, ulri6 5aupt, GrsbI
qm6rogio uHD 5ans GorftRer itHo in
bsrDOrragenbsn Rollen bsi6dfttgt,
Der Quffiibrung Don Die DsIt obns
Mdursr" gebt elm QisDersa aon8srt uHs
ter Der Qsitung BON GapelImsiIter
Qouis 5errmann poran unb iteben ihm
so gsIhults WdnHsritimmen CUR Ser
fiigung. Gum 9ortrag gslaugen bic
Gisber .0as iIt Der Gag bes 6errn"
.Das Di6tsrsrab am Rbstu" uno
Die QaHbtsnnung" nit Sr6siter. ads
psumsiIter 5srrmann bat als 0irt8ent
msbrsrer bisiigsr GeiaHgOersine in bic
Ter gs3isbung gang 8Or3iigIi6es ses
Ieiitst.
Gs pirb no6mats auf 6te Ulattnee
am Jrsitas, ben 7. aPril, BON Der
fibels Bauer" hingspieisn.
SiBs fir beioe 9orFsqungen iolItsn
umgs6euo i'm 9orDsrtauf BEL Otto
Rab, 4potbsts, giue unb 2tbertp
Strdss; 8. q. 16sobalb's 8uhbanos
lung. 1919 8ins StraBe, ooer an Der
&aTs bes Granb Opera 9ouis refer
Otrt tpsroen.
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@ratIi.gerein.

Sn Der am Guitas absRb itattfiH'
benben 0srfammIuns pbissH 8srsins
ipirb boriibsr abseitimmt tperDen, OF
in 3ufnnft bic rsgelmdbissn g.rs
TnmmlunssH am Sonntae, anitatt mi,
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