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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-16


Rehearsais have begun In Los Angeles
3or the massive production Of Fairy
1and. the 3Io,0o prixo American grand
ppers BY Horati6 Parker the premiere
OF which viii be under the auspices Of
HIS American Opera association. July 1.
Alfred iiertz for thirteen years con-
aneior y the Metropolitan Opera com.
pans, win direct. The prina donna role
OF Rosamund win be taken by Marcella
Craft. star OF the Metropolitan orgaui-
taiion. and Albert Relss. heroic tenor OF
the same forces. viii sing the part OF
3tobin William Wade Hinshaw. bari-
Tone. will sing The role OF Auburn. and
other stars Of first magnitude win be en-
saAed for the remaining leading ro,es.
Aioertina Raseh, balienina Of the Metre
poitan. win lead the baIlets. which win
b separate from the chorus Of eighty. A
feature OF the chorus Is that a win h.,
composed largely OF soloists. the LEADING
concert singers and choir soloists al
southern California having rushed 10
Join The Los Angeles symphony or, hes
ifn. augmented. viii be used. The stars
direction VIII be done b. Louis Gotts.
s'iaik, Rho has produced twonty-seveu
'orerae. A skilled veteran Is needce 10,
inis task. as there are wonderful mxhtinc
eteets IN The changes from the realities
% the hand Of fairies
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-16

Eastern critics are commenting upon
the enthusiasm displayed recently by the
general musical public for the orchestral
compositions OF Franz Lszt. The Bos-
ton Symphony orchestra gave two per-
formances Of the Faust Symphony, with
such gratifying results that two more
were given, which brought out the big
gest crowd and greatest enthusiasm OF
the entire season.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-16

Charles Vllliers Stanford. Ireland's
greatest composer, will visit this country,
sailing for America May s. to be the lion
OF the Norfolk (Conn.) music festival.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-16
SA.MVS1C T.
YRSk ssrx.,ssi. ..s,. ..sks4asW
n urNnTrTTA M. nrrs.

-, OCAL musical progress Will be
IL greatly stimulated next year
by the new plans Of the Tues
day Morning Musical club
lilt4flI which not only provide oppor.
80 tunity for enlatging the mem.
bership. but for greater musical activities
az well
This club has grown from a small study
club organized many years ago. 70 such
proportions that e has recently been DIFF
ficult TO entertain IL in private homes,
as has always been the custom. and the
growth Of IFS membership has been
seriougiy Handicapped by this condition
OF affairs for the last few years. AZ the
annual meeting last month the club de-
cidcd 20 hold its meetings hereafter at
tho Hotci FontchoIle. which would afford
the necessary room, and allow Il 10 ex-
pand and to hold a place OF even greater
Importance in the musical life of the city.
with this end IN view the constitution
vas amended IN regard 70 membership
as follows;
aicnbcrship IN this club shall be Of
four claascs; Student. active, executive
ANY Young woman who presents a
certificate from tho teacher with whom
she e STUDYING may be elected as student
certificate must be renewed each year
for five wears.
Active members shall be limited 70
musicians capable Of participation IN the
club nli sicalea. and shall be elected by
the ACTIVE membership committee.
Executive members shall be composed
Of former officers and former active
members. and shall be elected by the
executive board.
Associnte members shall be entitled 70
ali the privileges Of the club, and shall
10 elected by the executive board,
II shall be the duty OF the student mem
bcrship TO provide one proRrpm yenr
10 shall be the duty OF active members
70 Assist on the club programs
The annual dues OF student members
shall BE- g. active members y, executive
and associate members Vs. due ana pay
sble on or before Juno I. Failure 20
comply with the above forfeits member
ship.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-16

: cans Wax. String Green
or Lima Beans az
cans Fancy Sweet Sugar
'..'' .'....... .9Sc
3 cans Early June Peas or
SOLID Packed Tomatoes aso
Shoice Basket Fired or
sun Dried Japan, EnRlish
breakfast or Gunpowder
Tea special. Id. $3.50. 3se
IN, Inc Best Tea Strings.
Golden santos i;'' Coffee a psS
''''''' .''........2 oc
Our second carload Of
Extra Fancy Pineapples
viii be here for Monday
sale. We advise our Gus
toners TO put up your
Pineapples this week.
30 size. Monday, each. loo
uoA ............O .lo
&c size. each. .la5ko
Ter uO1- ...........H $40
Per case, any size Saws
. large cans solid packed
tomatoes ...... 96e
= cans wax, string, green
or lima beans for a5e
Tall cans Alaska salmon.
9 cans oil or mustard sar.
I cans fancy sweet sugar
The best domestic maca roo
nj, vermieelli or spaghetti.
I Tbs. fancy japan rice a5c
MacLaren's peanut butter.
., &. corn flakes. pkg SO 81
Fancy basket fired uncol-
ored Japan. English Break
last or Gunpowder tea,
regular soc value. Monday
EoNhu sss 3oc
Grape Nuts. pkg. .IOo
Fancy Queen olives, at. $50
lib. cans assorted soups,
Golden santos coffee. H..
Al 'ss.-..'. ..-...... 200
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-16

SOC Daggett and Rams
dells Cream ...... .3eo
s1.b0 lie TREBLE or Azurea
Powder ............ $50
SOC Powder de Riz. .a5o
Dler Kiss Face Powder
Tor ..t..a......... $50
soc bottle Lily, Violet or
Rose Toilet Water. a5o
Four Toe bars Peroxide
Soap for ..........2 5o
Five Toe rolls Crepe Toilet
Paper ............ .2bc
10c bar Jap Rose Soap. so
10c-1bc Soap, in assorted
lot, at for. .1Bo
2oc pkg. Tarine Moth Pads
Tor s............, 100
25c Tiz for Sore Feet. 200
2bc Sal Hepatica $500. .1oo
2bc Mentholatum .l9o
1bc-2bc Talcum in one lot
OF 2 for ........... aBc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-16

amply satisfactory, and which justify the
labor expended.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-16

25c bar Pure CASTLE Soar
lor ........... loo
Csc Tooth Brushes for loc
75c jar Pompeian Mas
sage Cream for. :. SOC
soc Jar Pompeian Night
cream $50
Lee Shampoo, for the
hair ..s........... .2So
800 bottle Jardin de Ma
RE Toilet Water. 75c
acc bottle Lysol 80. .I9c
25c Tube Spear1nint Tooth
fasto ............. 100
Tar Bags, for furs,
at .........B 500. coo, roc
$1:00 Ideal Hair Brushes
Tor $500. .79c
$50 Hot Water Bottle,
req s..s......... $50
$3.50 Fountain Syringes. $50
SOC Rouge de Luxe. .a5c
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-16
In White Goods & Linen Section

In White Goods & Linen Section
White Seed Wolfe, Rice Cloth and Flaxon
Checks, all 35c fabrics, 80 to 40 ms. wide,
on sale Monday at, yard .. .221ac
White Calais Imported), 4o-in. Ivory
White Wolfe, wide tape selvedge, worth
39c, on sale at, yard .25G
White Gabardine, 36 inches wide, soft satin
finish, the newest of suitings and skirt fab
RIGS, at 45G
White Poplin, highly finished permanent luster
36 inches wide, splendid medium weight suiting;
White Madras for tailored waists and skirtings 80
inches vide, excellent patterns, yard. ......15e
White French Lawn, organdie finish As inches
WIDE soc quality, yard ................2S ~
White Plisse Crepe the popular underwear fabric,
81 inches wide, regular 18c quality, yard. 12hH
White Embroidered Voile beautiful color designs
&c to 407n. fabrics. worth SIPS; at, yard. .S5G
White Suitng Linen, French fabric, soft finish
round thread; this 46-inch, $1.25 quality. SOC
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-16


The new student membership affords
opportunity for many who are studying
but who do not feel quite qualified for
active membership. 20 enjoy the privileges
OF the club. al both regular meetings and
artist recitalE They will be enabled 10
hear many programs OF good music for
the nominal price Of their dues, and
they may learn TO become good listeners
co-ordinately with their study TO become
good performers II will be an advantage
70 the club TO have their enthusiasm and
support, ana perhaps many OF them may
develop into the active members OF the
future.
The last week letter has been sent
10 every active member. calling attcn-
ton 20 the revised membership and ask
ing them to signify whether they wish
20 remain active and ready to take part
upon the programs Of tlse club. or whether
they wish to become executive members.
This class Of membership ls made up
entirely out OF the present membership
OF the club and Is merely those who
have been active, who no longer wish
20 be called upon for active musical
work
The associate membership. a. before.
viii consist Of body OF music lovers
who lend their support ana who are
privileged 10 attend and enjoy.
Tho program committee announces five
regular meetings with programs Of ac-
tive membership talent. one OF student
membership talent. and three artist re-
citais. to be announced later.
All OF tho meetings but the artist re-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-16

The women OF the 81. Mary's Avenue
Congregational church gave up their May
party in order 10 present Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas }. Kelly In song recital this
inoath. For various reasons they have
row postponed the recital until the first
Of next season and. according to the
present plan. Il will be given the first
part OF september.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-16

motif, and hold AN informal dinner at the
Loyal hotel Wednesday evening. May 10.
Mics Edith Martin OF the international
Q suocessful business trip and this week
lett upon another which will take her
70 many OF the principal cities OF the
south and middle west.
"a, "A piano recital win be given by the
junior and intermediate pupils OF MIR.
nnp MRS, August NJ. Borglun at the
echlnollof a Mueller auditorium. 1914 Far
nam street, Saturday evening May p, at
eleanor smith, Ernest schumann. Ber-
nard Aansghen, Elizabeth Paffenrath
Natalie Anderson. George Paul Borgluln'
John Clark, Donna Mcdonald. Josephine
Elizabeth Austin. Louise Clarke. Ann
A2teii, May Hamilton and Esther Allen.
Jean p. Duffleld announces a recital
~ members OF his p ano class TO 10
given az Creiehton auditorium Twenty-
firth and California streets, Sunday AFTER
noon, May p, at o'clock. program OF
classical and modern numbers will lie
gwen Miss Martha Green, soprano, ana
Lloyd Flynn, baritone pupils OF Mr.. and
Mrs, Thomas }. Kelly, will assist. THE
musical public iH cordially invited
On next Thursday evening, Nav 70.
htuie. RANGES Haetens VIII present the
auditorium OF the metropolitan hall sscl
Harvey street, At S;l6 D. M. Miss Myrtle
Field. Miss Edith Miller Miss Rosaiine
Sioldsnbcrg, Miss Madeline Scott. Miss
harel Cook .Yetzer, Miss Minnie Fried
man Miss AlleEra Fuller, Master Samuel
stern, assisted by Olga Either. Omaha
violin prodigy; Mrs, Fl. Il. Hyson vocal
pupil Of Miss Evelyn Hopper: Miss Ruth
Gaines. pupil OF N. H. Rieed reading:
Miss Elisabeth Underwood accompanlst.
The public IL cordially invited 20 attend
Louise Jansen Nylie will present the
Following puplls In recital Thursday eve
ming. May ~. az the Schneider q Mueller
auditorium. 1911 Farnam street: Miss
Ethel Parsons, Miss Geneva Sautter. Miss
lsorena jackson, Mrs. p. Dewell, Mrs. III
3, Kadnisky. Miss Nora Neal and Miss
olive seymour. accompanies. eThe pub
lie Is cordially invited.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-16

The Clef club will resume the e. q. e, d,
motif, and hold AN informal dinner at The
Loyal hotel Wednesday evening. May 10.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-16

Mics Edith Martin OF the international
Lyceum bureau returned last week from
Q suocessful business trip and this week
lett upon another which win take her
70 many OF the principal cities OF the
south and middle west.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-16

$3.50 Gas Range, iHu size IS-inck O.en and
BrOil'T, Special % Close Dat Monday, al
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-16

DEAL musical progress will be
greatly stimulated next year
by the new plans Of the Tues-
day Morning Musical club.
which not only provide oppor-
tunity for enlatging the MEM
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-03
Observation-Disclosures
RAILWAY co
IN cTccc December 10, l3Id.

IN ctlecC December W, lJla.
:uijcct 10 Change Without Motto,
Leave Alexandria FOR Washington
Daily Except Sundays and
Holidays.
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: 90, j., -, 10 : @o' : 'o
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-03

be impossible to restrict the opera
tons Of submarines in this manner.
What most impressed US IN the
American note was. the evident spirit
CT absolute fairness in which the
American Government approached the
problem and its desire to propose a
solution which could be accepted by
both sides" said Il high official Of the
German Government in Berlin yes
tcrday. eve endeavcred in the reply
to follow the same rule. The mod,-
fications NC suggested are inspired by
the desire to round out and complete
the American proposal"
The American answer to the Ger
man note is being warmly received
by the German press" says an IN
management from Berlin. Tho hn-
name sentiment underlying the
American suggestions is apprscla-
ted" the statement continues. THE
American answer is considered as
proof of the fairness Of the United
States" The German reply IS n
dorscd by the papers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-03
IMPOSED THE
STATE PENALTY.

\ resident Of Norfolk was brought!
before The Police Court of tha. city
this week TO answer the charge o:
allowing gambling on his premises.
He had employed counsel who ;llcgc0
that The accused resided in the house
where the raid was made, and thai
the uartics found therein were friends
he had invited to visit him The fac;
that gambling had been INDUCED il
was proven, however; also thu
chips" had been purchased. The
Justice imposed Il fine Of Ole hundred
dollars and costs.
Occasionally the police Of AlcXan
slria make dcsccuts upon allc@cr
gambling houses and arrest propric-
tors and players. The man Of the
house is fined twenty dollars, urdc'
the city law, and The players five
dollars each. Under the state law
imprisonment can he added to the
fine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-03
GERMANY AND THE
UNITED STATES.

The anticipations of some c%cltah!"
pcoplc that Germany'S reply to INC
limited States note in reference to the
blockade of English waters would ba
in arrogant terms, showing the
l'atherland to be implacable to rca
.,,n.,h]c suggestions. have been al
lavcd by the answer of the Kaiser.
In it's reply to the American note
the German Government agrees thai
under certain conditions, its submar-
in,s will halt and investigate MGR
chantmcn,. and will proceed against
only such vessels as are found TO ""
carving contraband or are owned
in nations hostile to Germany.
The reply declares Germany $
readiness to accept virtually all OF the
American proposals except the one
which would restrict the use OF all
chored mines to purely dclehs'>c
purposes. The German Government
expresses the belief that belligerentS
cannot afford to abandon ehtlre's
the use of anchored mines for ottcn-
sivc operations. 1t is willing to con-
slider the abandonment of floating
mines.
In case German submarines take
action. after investigation against
merchantmen carrying contraband or
owned in hostile countries. i is
agreed that such action will be in dc
cordance with the general rules Of In
ternational law. This presup?oSeS'
however. the abandonment OF the use
of neutral flags by merchantmen o.
hostile nations or The ac:?ia2c Of &2".'
merchantmen. IT such tactics we,y
emplpysd, sGevmat,y contends u woui"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-03
REMARKABLE RECORD.
Sh-!orming Fnod Tha: Succeeds
Nearly Every Time

Nearly Every Time
\ man or woman might as well
starvc outright as to take food into
The stomach and not have il assimi-
lated. yet in Alexandria rs well a.
in every other town and city, there
are many people who are thin, palc
ard seer! undcrfcd, simply because
the food they cat is not assimilatc''
and fails 20 make good blood and
firm flesh.
SamoSc, The wonderful flesh form
ing food. taken before or after meals
miaglcs with the food. SO that it i,
assimilated by the system and makes
rich blood and pleasing pIumnncsS.
Anyone who is thin. weak. scraWnT
and cmacated can put soc on deposit
with Lcadbeater and take home &
box of Samosc. If the treatment
docs not rive noticeable increase IN
rood firm flesh and restore strength
and health they will return III"
The money without any questions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-03

So;lee DanSant at the Music Shop
over Richmond Theater. Wednesday
.l,:::.rch 3. 1915. Dancing from 80 to
lice P NJ Tickets. including refresh
:nentS 25c. OH sale at the Carlyle Tea
h>>ms ant The Music shop.
TT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-03
GERMANY GROWN PRINCE

Geneva, March 3-For nearly two
months nothing has been heard OF the
German crown prince, either from
military headquarters or from Der
lin. A report that he has been killed
is wholly liscrcdted, but his sud
den retirement into obscurity has
b@cn The cause OF much speculation.
News received here from Inn
Scbrucli states definitely that he is IL
disgrace, and by the kaiser's com
mand is living in strict Scclusion il
Berlin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-03
DYNAMITE PLOT
IN NEW YORK

The discovery Of plot TO bio"
up the most imposing church struc-
ture i'm New York and to kill the
greatest inanciers of the country
has caused great apprehension, not
only in the metropolis, but through
out the country. Fortunately tie dc'
tectircs caused he awful plan ct
The anarchists TO miscarry, and The
lives of several hundred persons VINO
were unexpectedly performing their
dcvotions in the st. Patrick'S Cathe-
draI were spared, as well as those OF
John D. Rockefeller, Andrew Car
nerjc. Cornelius Vanderbilt and
others.
In these pcrilous times there arc
many surprises. Peaceful commerce
IS menaccd by mines and submarines
in the theatres Of war, while human
ficnds in country at peace with
all the world arc prowling about the
homes of the opulcnt with the III
tcntion of hurting them and theirs
into eternity, for no other reason
than that they are enjoying what they
have been years in accommodating
But the attempt to destroy churches
is still more serious. The world Is
bad enough under present conditions,
but were the spirit of Christianity
taken from the millions Of human be-
inps, this terrestrial sphere would
soon become veritable pandemon'
ium
The Jacobins of France were not
satisfied after they had cloggcd the
river Seine wifi Che 'hcalllcSs bodlcs
of thousands Of inoffcnsivc people
whose only crime was the possession
of more of this worlds goods than
their murderers they also waged war
upon the ecclesiastical institutions
of the country, and vainly attempted
10 eliminate the Creator from TIC
universe. They placed an immodcs'
woman upon the altar OF the great
Cathedral Of Notre Dame and w0r-
shipped The vain daughter OF Eve
rs the Goddess of Reason Their
ideas of political economy, however
did not continue long. and Napoleon
Bonaparte never performed Il more
useful service than when he disciiar%-
ed several batteries Of artillery mt"
the maddened masses and brought
to an end the most bloody reign OF
terror in the worlds history, There
was an old saving among the Romans
What has occurred before ca"
occur again.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-03
PAGE THREE
AI1cTroN SALE
BY E. F. KNOX, Auctioneer

- BY E. f. KNOX, Auctloneer
! AUCTION SALE:-Sale Of de-
sirahle do #. front lot at northeast
corner OF Washington and Wilkes Sts.,
with large alley in the rear, located
in the city of Alexandria, Va.
By virtue of and pursuant to the
terms Of deed OF trust dated June
lSt 1912, executed by Hattie f. HAM
mond and William r. Hammond her
husband, to r. C. l.. Moncure, Of
Falmouth, Virginia, as trustee and OF
record in deed Book No. 81 at page
100 of the land records of Alexand-
rid City, Virginia, at the written re-
guest and direction of the party there
by secured, default having been made
In the payment Of the indebte lness
secured by the said deed Of trust,
the undersigned trustee will o:far for
sale at public auction, in front OF the
ROYAL street entrance to the market
house. in Alexandria City, Virginia,
OH SATURDAY, MARCH 9Th, 1915.
at j. o'clocl; NJ, that parcel Of
ground with the improvements there
On and Tie appurtenarcc thereto be-
longing, located at tho northeast
corner Of Washington and Wilkes sta.
composed of Two lois located in Alex.
ardrla City, Virginia, and bounded as
follows, 20 WIT:
FIRST: Beginning At tho inter
section of the north side Of Wilkes
street with The east side of Washing
ton street aud running thence north
OH Washington street 10 feet 3 inches;
thence east PARALLEL with Wilkes
street 20 feet 5 inches to an alley
- feet vide leading into Wilkes st;
thcrce south OIL said alley 10 feet 2
inches to Wilkes street; and thence
west on Wilkes street 70 feet 5 inches
to tic beginning, with right OF way
over said alley in connection with
others entitled thereto; oDj
SECOND: Beginning OF the east
side Of Washington street 10 Eest J
inches north Of Wilkes street and ran
ing thence north OIL Washington
street 20 feet . inches; thence east
parallel with wilkes street 70 feet .
inches to IN alley 12 feet wide lead
in@ into Wilkes street; thence south
with said alley 20 feet g inches; and
thence west i'll direct line 70 feet
) inches to the beginning. with right
Of way in common with others ever
said alley and being the property
,if;rh was coItTCycd 10 the said
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-03
IN TIE CORPORATION COURT
FOR TIE CITY OF ALIEN
ANDRIA VIRGINIA.
Bc3 tTlcC Den


Sherman Dent. IN Chancery
An affidavit having been made
and fled, that The defendant IS q
NONRESIDENT of the State Of Viz
gina, upon application Of the com.
pIailaut III writing. stating Speclh-
cailr The last known place Of abouc
OF the defendant, the court on this
29th day OF january, 1915, doth
grant the following order Of publ
cation:
The object Of TINS suit is TO obtain
for the complainant divorce from
the bonds of matrimouy from the dc-
PENDANT. OH the ground Of wilful ne
5crtion and abandonment tor Il per
iUd nr rlorc than three years rripr
t. The institution Of this SUIT. nur
ipr thc custody or tho minor child,
Wesley Dent, and for general I"-
lief:
Ii is ordered that The defendant dn
appear within fifteen days after due
publication Of this order Dnd 90 what
is necessary 20 protect his interest
in this suit. And it is further or
dcrcd that :, COPY Of this order Of
publication hc published once week
for four successive weeks. in the
Alexandria. Gazette n newspaper
published ~ the CT" Of &i"r:nlI"
Virginia; that 4 COPY bc posted =.
be front door Of the couiL house o.
The said city. ou ug h"Iorc III" ne:'
succeeding rvlc day after this ode
has been entered. and That Z COP
Of ,hc said order nf publication shall
bc scout by registered mail by til"
ClcrI, Of this Court, addressed 20
:ha said Sherman Dent mt No so
Ninth Street. Northwest. Wasting
ton. y. g., lis last known Pace IF
address.
\ Copy Teste.
NEWELL s. GEEENAWAl
Cierl.
Samuel c. Brent J.. q,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-03

For the best oysters go, t" the Hotel
Hotel Rammel.