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works through the pores and removes the cause. "Dissoive two tablespoonfuls of Calocide compound in a basin of warm water. Soak the feet in this Tor the sore parts" The effect is magical All soreness disappears instantly. Corns and callouses can be peeled right OH ing and sweaty smelly feet. Any drug- gist has Calocide in stock or, will quick : lr get 1t from his wholesale nouse, a worst feet. Calocide is not a patent medicine. Don't waste money . on un . what you want from the druggist.
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ing: Wasn't I right? Wasn't I right? Aren't you glad I raised you?' I am as glad he returned forcibly, as l would be 10 exchange seat in box for one in the back row of the balcony Dalton says" she continued, that a desire to take part in the conversation is most amiable trait in a persons character. 1t is highly to be commended in general society, at the dinner table, in a ladys drawing room, at a suffragette meeting, or possibly in the present house of com mons: but it is not reason for making a declaration at auction bridge"
 To the comment that Ut is d perfect shame that that very attractive poker element which gives the game charm should be the very thing so often to make a hand a narrowing and deadly thing
 T read recently, responded Miss Cur tis, "a thing that impressed me. It was to the effect that auction bridge. poker and politics, are alike, with these differ ences-that player has only to show his cards at poker: at auction he has to play them and play them we'll to succeed. A politician need neither show his cards nor play them, with the additional advantage that it is not thought dscreditable for him to have a card up. his sleeve. So 1t is no condemnation of auction bridge to say that 1t has a poker element; it is in eoui- mon with politics and most of the other attractions of life. Few men have done anything worth doiHg since the deluge who had not considerable amount of poker element in their characters
 How is Birmingham playing auction"' Miss Curtis was asked. and she answered. Beautifully, as it plays other games. find the bridge game here vastly improved and showing lots of practice. You see, when I went to Tulsa-the loveliest place I know-the women knew nothing of cards. They were ashamed to take les sons many of them, and the majority barely knew one card from another. One little woman was astonished to find that the one spot took the two spot. I suggest ed that she get some instruction from her husband as to values before taking lessons from me. thereby saving some time and money, but she wouldn't. Said she wouldn't dream of letting her nus band teach her anything-besides, she wanted to surprise him.
 "Aucton,' finished Miss Curtis as we parted. "is fascinating, just as told you, because it is auction. Just as the sale Of my card tables before I left Tulsa was a grand success because they were auc- toned. I told the ladies before the bid- ding began just what I had paid for the tables and how long they had been used, and assured them that did not expect to sell them for their entire value. Well, they, began bidding and in a few minutes those old tables had flown far past their original value.
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of the class. several of the faculty were present. Those present were
 The hostesses, Miss Ruth Dunn ana Miss Lillian Cross, Miss Margaret Tut wiler and Miss Laurine Lilies. The guests, Miss Caralyn, Montgomery. Miss Stella Dowell, Miss Florence Gamble, Miss Helen Ewing, Miss Susie Brook. Miss Halle Porter Miss Alice Mcdonald Miss Emily Malone, Miss Willie McDaniel. Miss Ruth Whitlay, Miss Mary Mcdonald. Mss Ser tha Williams Miss Zae Grove, Miss Ma bel Barnard, Miss Dudley Tutwler
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been appointed; chairmen of commit- tees have been chosen, and plans made for the first rehearsal to occur 'Wednes- 'day evening at the Hillman hotel. So work has started with vim for the Eirmess. And what is a "Kirmess?' some one says Further than that it
 is going to be a ma gnificent musical production, with the parts carried out by the best talent of the city and that all of the debutantes and the most beautiful girls of the city will be among its cast, and that the proceeds will go for sweet charity, few people know
 The word "Kirmess' comes from an ancient German word, "Kirchmesse, which means "chureh ale," and re ferred to tlfdt part of the brew from the vineyards along the Rhine that was given tfthe to the church. Then. any gift was called ss"Kirmess, as ''the name appeared in it's shortened
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SOCIETY EXTENDING MUCH EFF FORT UPON RELIGIOUS, LITER AIRY AND CHARITABLE MAT TERS-PERFECTING THE GAME OF "AUCTION" BRIDGE IS ONE OF ITS CONCERNS-SOCIETY CIRCUS TO HAPPILY INTRO DUCE A BUSY WEEk-HUFF- MAYNARD ATTENDANTs-IN- FORMAL EVENTS FORECAST. OTHER TOPICS OF IMPOR- TANCE
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the public at the Country club Tuesday afternoon at 3:3o o'clock. Miss Broomoll is the foremost interpreter of childhood poems in this country. The children have a treat in store, and the grown-lips, too, will enjoy Miss Broomells delightful pro- gramme. Music by Mrs. Houston Davis and probably other leaders-in the musical set will add to its attractveness Miss Bromell plans to divide profits with one of the local charities.
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MRS. PHILLIPS TO
 ADDRESS w. C. T. U.

The Womans Christian Temperane union will meet Tuesday afternoon, O clock. in the parlors of the First Meth odist church. The programme will folioN the regular course of study outlined fG the year. the topic being psychology Mrs. J. H. Phillips will address th union upon this subject, which was | have been presented two weeks ago. bn rain prevented The meeting is an opel one and all women interested are cor dialiv invited
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the body, is abso-
 lutely essential to
 health. Irritation
 from sore feet oft
 en causes serious
 nervous disorders. and nothing brings face w IT n k l e s quicker" Here Is
 the best treat , ment known to
 science for all fao+ oiln, antS If
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HUFFMAN-WARD
 WEDDING PLANS

The personnel of the wedding part. |. attend Miss Annie Ward and MT. RoI Thomas Huffman at their wedding Wednesday evening, March 2i, IS com, plete. The nuptials will he celebrated at the handsome home of the bride ; mother. Mrs. William c. Ward, on Souti
 Twelfth avenue. in the presence or : large number of relatives and additiona
 friends. The Rev. Dr. Preston Blakf will be the officiating minister and tha
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MISS BROOMELL TO APPEAR IN RECITAL

Miss Jeannette Turner Broomen, who as the guest of Mrs Houston Davis, has given uleas'ire to a number ofiher hostess friefftsxdt t informal drawing room assem- blages, has consented to give a recital to
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PROGRESSIVE WORK
 OF SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT
lp following report is submitted:

The following report IS submitted:
 At called meeting of the Central School Improvement association recently held, the following improvements to he made in the building were suggested. sub ject to the approval of the board of edn- cation:
 l. That approprite pictures be placed on the walls of all the class rooms,
 9. That new window shades be placed where needed
 2. That linoleum be put on the floor of the toilet of tho Emergency room.
 {. That stereopticon slides he provided for use In the class work of the various departments. te
 .. That the association assist the or- chestra in paying for musical instruments. recently bought.
 6. That marble tops be placed on the counters and serving tableA in the lunch room.
 7 That tile or terrazo floors be laid in the corridors toilet rooms and lun eh room.
 s. That the association cooperate with the teachers and pupils of the school in adding new books to the library.
 MRS W. D. WOOD President
 MRS. T. A. MOROSS. Vice President. MRS. PHILLIP MEWHTNNEY. Treas. CHARLES A. BROWN, Secretary.
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GILBERT-WALkER FER
 ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Mir. and Mrs Matthew Walker an- noSnce the engagement of their daughter,
 Mary, to Mir William Gilbert of Ensley,
 the wedding to be calculated "Wednesday, April at 53 Church street, Pratt City.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY

Mrs. J. C. Anderson gave delightful birthday party Friday afternoon at heI home on Sixth avenue, in celebration 0' Master Henry Anderson's second annil yersary. dainty little luncheon wa. served the little guests, after which the. engaged in games. Those present werd George and Ebert Barriger; Evelyrs Coren, Dorothy Westmoreland: Pauli 1 Batterton. Gaines Morgan, and RoDs Wright.
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Lillian Russell's Warning.
 Sore Feet; Bad Health

Lillian Russell Is a physical wonder. Now in mature years, but having pre- served the fresh beauty of youth. In the Chicago Tribune she says: Care of the feet, hardest worked members of
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that the Birmingham women will no
 wait until the end to become aroused t the fact that We have great woman n our midst, but may give her a good am sympathetic hearing from the beginning She spoke to FOO in St. Louis.'
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ST. PATRICK PARTY

Miss Ruth Dunn. Miss Margaret Tut wller. Miss Lillian Cross and Miss l.aurlne Lilies were hostesses at St Patrick S party to the members of their class of the Birmingham Seminary. at the resi- dence of Mrs R. c. Williams 1ll0 South Twelfth street. The colors. green and white were effectively followed in the re- freshments and decorations A pennapt was awarded to the one who made the best ,1risliman. Besides the members
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ed, coarse, unsightly skin made sati skin by Satin skin cream and po"dei 25c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-22
1as Se3irfs : gdm8erieF.
3aiieI6e iiaSet nun bod in Samiltsa
nHb ;iuar on riHem Sonntas
ifaff.

Das 3. SGngerieit beg Sib Ohio
uRn Reniu6p He3iriss bss RorDnmeris
ianiitsn Sdngerbunoes. pirh nun
bod in 6amilion ftattfinbtn uHb 5tror
an stnem Eountas i'm Suri. 9isis
9iahrini eine gsf.ern bem Setrtidr
ees gesirlss. Serrn Wor 5ennins,
bon benz Be1irfsspr6iioenien 6errn
Otto Ghirmer In 6dnilion 5n. 9n
bas S1nserfeit niGt ouf benz Builer
Gounip Dairpink abssbdlien iptrbtr,
tam, ipetf Dor. on einsm 6onntos itin
Bisr ausseIhent. iptrben bnrf. feBts
iih Gerr Gnirmer nod ieinsr Riidtebr
am Wlontae NIT bem 8efiber unbpdh-
ter bes Ctlinper's Garien BEL bamils
ton. nnh WiigIifbern Der b0nbslsiams
msr pon 6omiIicn, in BerbinbuHs unb
traf NIT ben Derren sin uebereintoms
men, fponah bos Gdnoerfeit an einem
nod su btitimmenben Sonning I'm
Suni itottfinben nifb. Der f,iisetenbs
Utrtin. Der Damilton G1rserbunp, bal
hisies llebereiniommtn guigebsibsn
unb ipirb nun otue Wsr5ua init ben
porbefeituHsen beginner. Sdmmilihs
Wereine fperben In ben nGGf!en 9agen
nod fhriftlih bon bem 1<ih!uie bes
0umiliOn Gdngerbunbes in Rsnntnib
seisbt tptrben.
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Die GrcbssIhtporsnsn in Snbts
penbenee beenbeten seitern ibre 4rbeit
unb erboben cine Nntlase ssaen sugsn
Rdnfin, Heeeiper Der Snbepenosnee
unb Gplemanpille 9urnpite Co., ipegen
Saltens zines @emeinihabens. Mils
ton EroIt, Glmsr unn q. glepgdts
purben pesen grdpfpiels um $50 res
Ipeftipe $25 unb Die Soften beitroft.
Dos gopington Reit Der Spls
go. 1920 srpdblte geitern folgenpe
geomte: gaftzprGiibent: Otto Bert;
prGiibent: M. 8. Msutih; 8issprdiis
bent: g. nonfielo; Snpocatpr: Cd.
Rob; S6obmeiftsr: M. parts;
SetrstGr: s. Dt. Gopls; Qaroen: ..
s. 6armer; Sentinel: Sroper Slnos
famp; pidett: 6. 8. Gpans; 5raisees:
Mar GeIiemunn, R. Betting unb pb.
Seller; ar8t: .. Glifforo odrris.
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NOrosSincimnati.
Tie %. 1iitriftsidnIe isll aussebant
iperben.

Di, %. Diitrittituls III nur Sur
5aIfie neu. Tos nsue Gsbduoe In
aber 10 getoui. baB bic amber. 5dIfte
ongsfiigt iperxn Tam uno man erhdlt
oennoh elm sinbsiilihss 9ebduoe. I'm
bos groiefi Su forotrn urs vine NUS
iprate uuttr bengiiresrn berbst3ufiihs
r.n, ,iinb bi.Islbtn All beuteaberlb els
ntr @rrIamminns tineslab.n bis tn,
SduIaubitoriim obsebalisn toiro. Die
9srfamniluns finbet unter ben auipia
glen bss atmeinfamen Sdultommittsss
Der gIierns unb aebrer s0sreiniaung
Der %. Giiiriisfdule, oes Jloro Gins
tinnaii Iurnpereins uno bes Toro
Cincinnati Yuiineb Wsn's Club Itatt.
iSolsenpes prosramm III aufsei'elit:
gianopositae - Ri6aro Gorbah.
Mufit - Guftdu Clemens.
4niprcfs AntoR Berger. Ulitglitf
bts E,hulrnibs Der 12. Woro.
4nlprnGe: DIE giuriftung elmer mo.
oernen Shul, uno ibr GinfIub dul
bic aommunitat' 9rof. W. p
9urris llniperiItdi Cincinnati.
Gurs. aniprahtn NIT barauiiolesnosr
alleenleinsr 9istuNion.
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6 o , n { o u.

Die GOuingtun Gfiiee fir bas nGin'
tinRatier &Olfsblatt" beftnSet ild) I'm
sebGuoe 9u. 509-511 Rnoiiun
slpcnue. sln5eigen, Iittbeilungen
unO Seiteanngeu irgeuomelfer slrt
merSem bis 10 llbr 4beuos oaielblt
entoeacueenummcu. SelepbDu Sentll
1924.
SslbftmprDperfud I'm &c ;
fdngniB.
Sames See, Elm 5arbiser. 27 SABRE
alt, Der BON ben @robgsIdporsnen nee
gen Stedens nit Der Ibiiht Settle
Barter gu tOoten an9etlast rpurDe uno
ni1t i'm Stanbe lit, giirgihaft 3u ge>
ben, DerIuhts Ii6 asitern 9ormittas in
ietner 3sqe nit stnsm GebsrmeiIer 81
i6bten. gr lab Teine 9eliebte, Die pes
gen unerinubteu 3uIammenlebsns NIT
etnem Inoeren angstiagt III, ms 9ez
fdngnib hringen, mas fbn 10 aufrsgts,
oab er ii6 H16 fetner 3eQe bsgnb unb
iih nit einsm MeiTer msbrere Shnitte
on Der rehten Seite oss 5uliss beis
bratte uno MIR nit tndpper Rot6 Die
Shlagaper permibte. gr tpurbs bon
anberen 9eTangenen u6erpdltigt uno
Or. Sdllie, Der 8efGngnibar3t gsrus
fen, Der INN bic Wunoen nit mehrerer
Stihen perndhte. aur3 mad Rittae
als Dm. 2atbum fih rafirte. Ihlit
fih See biHtsr tbn unb perfuhts ibm
bas 3aiirmeHer 3u entreibsH. Gin
barter Gampf folgte, BEL bem bas Ras
firnsfer 3er6rah unb See eIneS6nitts
tuunoe an Der linten 6anb erbislt. @r
tpurbe bann nah einer @tn3el3eQe ae=
braht un0 gefhnalIt.
- polistit Geprq S9nsioer lit ges
fern Wtittaa nab Rprfolt, 8a., abge=
reift, mo- er Charles $. 6arrifnn, einen
9eierteur Der 8unossmarine Der 8ee
b0rDe ousliefern rpiro.
Mdnor 9eora 6. pbilipps bal
seftern leins Proclamation anldblit
Mdfhington's 8e5urtstag srlafTen,
nHp follen beuts aae 9ei9afts seidloi=
fen bleiben.
iyrau Wabs, cine 72 Sabre altt
mittipe, nurbe seftern an Der IL. uni
8antlit Str. in biirftigen lImftdnber
gefunben unb BON polI3iit GisB emit
fpsilen nan bsm St.Glifabetb Soipital
eebraht, big anoerrpeitig fir lie se.
forgt peroen lam.
- @runoeigentbu bumslbertraguneen
Mmelia 3. Usansfislb's grbtu an
Srra Deigel, 5beils Der Cots Qo. SOC
nHo 507 in Der Weifern 8aptift 1beo.
logical SHititute's lInterabtbeilung ar
Der Giibieite Der 15. Strabe, So 5uf
peitliH Der RafelI StraBs, 81. W. 81
Gbedrer an 9uloa 5eiben. bic Weif.
hdlfte Der Got go. 10 in Der o. u.
luDlotD llnttrabtbeilung on Der Iorb.
feite Der ,JObn Strabe. unb 2ot go.
an Der Rioge uno sSobn Strabe, COP.
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It'd i 5ipsi Fiir bic f15nnen, bic To-
mHhit<n unb bic befen gborofsers
Iiidsten, unb bieitr limIianb biirfte In
niht pfrinsem Wtdbe bosu btitraaen,
nit 0ttrtusn bes n1rriinen g.rinsen
N helItn Gmooren berbeisulcden. Wer
ih oober am "A. Gebrunr 70 red)t BON
per5tn uniiiIiren ipiI, benz lam Elm
Btfuh bes aarnepaIs bes Ginsinnns
tier Bddtr Oeianepersins niht brins
aelb 9enug trnpfoblen tperben.
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% Dafbinston's 8ebmrtstag
1irb Der ct. aiosfus @aiienserein
ia alfbersebradter &,eiie fe'erH.

Der .Ss. alopiius DaifsnDerein
tpirb Teinsm lonsjdbrieen. fd0nen Ges
braud sstreu, aud btusr ben Gt-
burtstno georee WafbinstoHs feislih
beaebeu. DisIe Jsier fineet am
heuttaen Mbene in Der Wulitbane
ituit unb ipirb in siner abtnbunitrz
boltuna beIieben. bic iih otre 1rass
su sinsm In ieber Siniiht gldH5snben
GrfoIs seitaltsn tpiro.
Die 6cuptfoiten Der llnterbdltuns
fperbsn ielbi.rsbenb bic iieben altinsn.
bt. Snluifen bes Wnifsnboufes tras
oen, bic unter Der aeituns pon MtD.
Deore BON Der gfhe Elm abfpedSlunsss
relhts uno biibFdxs prosromm bon
2ieoern unb Gpislsn sur auFflhruns
brinssn tp.rhen, wdbrenb onbsroem
fir ein intereTaniss mufiinlii iMtsp Pre-
grcmm Gorse setrogen fporesn III.
Der Einiriasprsis htrdgt %
Gents unb referpirts Gibe sciten 90
Gents. 3neiielsobns tpirb bic Inter
boItuna por poflis ansperlauften,
bnuis ftoitfinben. benn Die Dreunee
unD Oonner bieitr 70 fesensreiGen
Nnitcfi tperbsn Is iih niht nshmtn
IoFen, burH schlreifsn BtIu6 ibrem
SntereFe fir bic Mnltali unb oersn
pffee<beicblsne ausbrud su nsrs
feifxn.
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minter fc,nmt 5uriid.
Ohm pirb baD e4eiSen auseni9sins
lid i&psr.

RaHbem mir uns einise Iage bes
ihoniien 1riibiinespetiers su srfrsutn
hatten. ift Der Winter nod einmaI sus
riidgetehri. Der Sturm aus GuD
bratfe In Der Waht auf Donneritop
Stnee unb Reeen. icoab Der Rudts
oieuft Der Strnbsnbabn poais lnhm
atIsgt fpnybt. geItsrn febte tdlieres
Detter init Gdnssirsiben Elm uno Der
Wino bate Biz gum Abenb nah Voros
ipsii uTseidlaeen. Was Dunoer, Dub
IS heuts friib fpiebtr beinabe 3eros
1empsraiur mar. an ben 1elepbons
uno 9s>JrapbenleituHeen i'm gouRip
BAT ods llnpsittr b0ie Spuren suriidr
etiniisn. Die pfdbls brnheH slI
Dubenbsn unisr Der 2aii Der sisbeoeds
ten DrGbte saidmmm. Das idIie
Wei.sr biirfte siniss 1aae anhoItsn.
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9okal.Derid)t


Diftriti SO. 1853 bts Dsutidxu
lInteritiisunss 0unbes Dsronitalttt.
am Sonntas R1hmittos in Sang
bluts 5ols sin Hdniett, bel
rpeldsm prdiibfnt Grit pottf4mibt
nis 1oaitmsiitsr fuHgirtt unb Diftritt
Deputirter Otto Gmirmtr non 6ams
ilipn. Serr 6einri4 GoHer BON Dcne
ton unb anoert Mnlprrdhen hitItsn.
syiir ben sslansEMen zkiI fcrgtt 6os
luar.stt oes Ditriits. beitebtnD aus
ben 6erren RuboIpt Qtn5er. Gtto
pabn,art, borrp atn5er uno 6enr1
petropsti. DIE bsiben QeBitren tr'
freuten bic gaitslieher aud burd cine
Gn5abl ssbiesentr bumoriifiitsr Bore
TRACE, fir ipslde Ff Iebbaftfn Deifnll
ernieten. Diftrilt 0<putirtsr 6tnrr
aenSer lpurbe nit einem Ncrrisifubl
unD 6err Subn Meimtr fiir isius
gtroisnile nm btn 0s5iss nit einet
Gufuds lbr befdenfi. Jldh btm
9aniett itdtteten bic T5iig!iebt< ~slos
pa asn5er, benz langid4riatn Depusn
lbsr Dsiiriiis il 4amiltsa GonHsg.
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Gin tehes Aleiaeb

iii b<t CUTE Rome. CT nia srlpprbsn
unb be6anp!st isin. Dsuilin 5sist, bas
b<r quite Ndme. ben EM nett lber bic
Grbt BIN bic btriibmtsH ct. Ntrnorb
arduterpinkn erirorbtn boben. 4nns
ltnhe nnb Inufenbe Dcn WlenI4 4ssi.
lusIdt an idn<rtn arantbeiteu ID
Wadgens, Der Qebsr unh b<r glifrtn
Jitisn. prtiisn bitit trefflidtn qiutu;
bsnn obnx btren 6iilfe nlirban itflt
l<ute j6on Idngit unter beut eloftn
iieetn. unb iosli& n,ehrt il& ne 8dhI
b<r Qobreten; benn blele pfiIen IT,
boupttn aud bos 0lfinob ihvss ssssn
QantnS, % GeEts. y
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Natp. .0lusfteAung.


Dos itltht. Metier, eas eeiitrn
hsrrfhts, ihsiHt aui Die automobils
SnisrtFent.r ,sirsn Ginflub nusssiibi
81 habsn, oenn Die auios Sboip erfrsnie
ith esfiern. troB Shnes unb gis. zines
aubercrb,ntlIt guten gsiuhs. Dies
mag eroBtsnthsiIs aud BEN llmitdnos
susuihrsiben i.in, oab Der 4ntcmpbiI.
HIub ben gsitrieen 1aa gu benz ieiHis
e.n ,rirabIi unp feline Witglieber fpta
siRll slnpsluosn bate. fih tiHsufinoen.
Its 4benbs fnno in Dem Musiiel.
lungs .Rsitaaront Gin gnniett iiuit. on
ipelhsm mshr ala 150 perfpnen tbeils
nabmtn. Die msiiisn nr seitrisen Be
fut,tr tparen 9slie. Die felbl. auics
mobiIs CHER @slo seniia btiisen. um
ioIf,e su taufen. unb bic 1cles mar.
bdB bic Werireter Der ptrihieoenen
ausii.l.r ale 6Gnbs pol 81 tbun bats
ten, um ben proipettipen aunoen eniaes
een 5u iomnien. sSrnaen sii bedntipor.
ten uno bic Wor3iige ihrsr 'relp. Cars
su frildren.
Gg purben bann audi cine an3nbl
ger,oufs abgtfhioHen. ME .. .. p0n
Der aruIe Woior 60. fir ie cine Wlars
mon Gar an 1rnu 3. GrcppeImann
uno 6frrn g. M. 8eHbam; pie Rilier
Sons 60. sins .SieDensr Durnea" Gar
an iyrau gDm. $. 9beObnlb. Jrcu
sysdni psrin sritanb cine ioitfpieliss
.Glho. Gar unb stipd sin Duseno ons
bersr Cars fanben Nbnebmsr.
fir ben btuiiesn Jtiertag iff nihi
oltin tin ipssifllss Muiitprosramm.
ionbern es iinb nuh foniiige lieberTns
ihunasn fur bic 3siufer atpInni.
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NinOerte
0unoerte bot
Qeutelt.
pieiae Npotbefer fuaren Die game
Node lang beihaftigt Nifmano,
Der an Mascn, ysieren. pStr wia.
irn.eeibrn pbcr Ebenmafisnsns
leibet, ipilte Sieis tiniade Dil.
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