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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-01
FULLERTONS DOPELETS


Mike Mitchell evidently is following
Beals Becker on that see America first
tour. He has overlooked a few Of the
ma jor league clubs but might beat
Becker's record by jumping TO the
Feds.
Ban Johnson evidently has discov-
cred the correct recipe for baking the
Feds-whenever they buy a Walter
Johnson he can put an Eddie Collins
on the rival team.
In other words Jawn McGrsw was
willing TO give nine pounds OF trpe for
a pound Of porterhouse.
Not one OF the International league
clubs has signed q a manager for next
season. What's the use; the National
commission will manage them any
how.
Artie Irwin spent three days at the
National league meeting explaining
what happened to the Yankees last
summer-and Artie knows better than
anyone else just what happened.
Someone must have tipped the
Ward Off; they gave Marquard back
to the Giants. thereby strengthening
Brooklyn Feds.
Among the pleasant events to come
is to ait on the bench and listen to
Jawn McGraw the first day Rube Mar
guard pitches for the Giants next
spring.
IL the err is human Buck Weaver
must be tripleas.
Doesn't Mean To.
There are some who never tell the
truth except In their sleep, and then
they are incohcrent.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-01
Sense Of Security.

"Yes. sir" said Farmer Corntossel,
II was In building 20 stories high"
What's the idee?" asked the hired
man.
"By Heck. you've got to get that
high to fell sure you aln't goin' to sit
run over by the cars :
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-01
WILL BUILD A BIG
WAREHOUSE IN CITY

tuisa VIII be the state distr,but,r.
ah pUant OF large wire companv in
snor. tiihe, according to an announa
me m,en' , made yesterday by p. E HmS-
son, son, Tulsa manager of the N,nh,.
wire company Of Kansas C,tv Tha
company has completed arransements
TOT 10, the building of a big warehomsa
IN tnis city at once. in which will uso ho
paced large stock of their nrod,o. Cd e
anS warehouse will be 1OOxi4o fss;
anu anu VIII, cost about five thousand dois
Srnn, a. number Of travelling men
beadonare,co e coinpan will make tehir
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-01
In Another Direction.

Church, noticed when the dentist
was pulling that tooth that your face
was turned toward heaven.
Gotham-My face may have been
but my thoughts were not"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-01
Jabs at All Round Sports.

Jimmy Clabby, dressed a doll and
gave 1t to a Christmas bazaar in Chi
cago where IL brought the highest
price. Yet they say the people object
to boxing.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-01

II IL fine to have been great; but
the pawnbroker will not lend much
on an iron cross
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-01

heard that Bill made mor.
iast that lately he retired" 'o"ey 30
tIary -, ne was sent to the peniten-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-01

Someone has swiped Bat Nelson's
evening clothes. Next thing we know
they'll be stealing Kid Broad's mon
ocle.
The announcement that Mexico now
has a stable government IL slightly
erroneous; II should read garage gov
ernment.
Anyhow Charlie Herzog deserves
an iron cross; he's going To manage
the Cincinnati Reds two more sea-
sons.
Exercise Is n great thing, but we
never have heard OF woman improv-
ing her stroke with broom through
playing golf.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-01

=, Not For Publication. !.
~ Is a good plan Ia advar,;. ~.
.nat Is no reason why n eiri sha n
scream when she Is being t,s.ad ou'u
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-01

JIMMY C.ASFN.
Iht-t -tAg - some hA.;.s-S who
d4s. -ls a4s clA,u,. ou; Jiumy CIab6y
- se2s-&lgg looked upon A. the lead
srs Eti5lewsishI ol the world. Hs
hLs had : very successful year. meet
ing all the best middle weights. He
returned from Australia
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-01

Doesn't Mean To.
There are some who never tell the
truth except In their sleep, and then
they are ncohcrent.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-01

II the err is human Buck Weaver
must be tripleas.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-10
HAS CREATED MANY
HEBRAIC ROLES

Julian Rose who is the Abe Potash
Of Potash and Perlmutter.'' has Gre
atod many Iebraic roles in vaudeville
hut whom Manager 4. IL Woods selected
him for the important part Of Abe in
what proved to be the biggest hit OF
many years it was with a view not ia
what Rose had done but what he could
do
Above all things" admonished Mr..
Woods, remember that Abe Potash is as
his partner Morris says. One of the
finest gentlemen living" He has a
veneer Of the Old World training. where
the Jew is always looking for the worst
Of it-and often getting it-but beneath
that is the big-hearted man, refined I'm
spirit If not in manners"
So Rose studied the role with this in
mind and the more he studied the more
he discovered He visited the Potashes
Of real life, down in the cloak and suit
district, made friends with some and Wis
tied their homes. He studied their walk
and their talk, their thoughts and the
manner in which they expressed these
thoughts, their hopes and their fears
and from these many studies he finally
evolved the very man that Montague
Glass had dreamed of in his famous
storiCs-suspiciOUs and trustful, niggardly
in trifles, generous in big things, a
coward and a heroic all intents a
paradox, but actually a very real, live,
lovable man with all of a real mans
cOntrariness.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-10
MAUDE ADAMS
INTERESTED IN GALLERY

Most every one has either heard or
heard of the gallery gods" but II has
remained for Maude Adams to discover
the goddesses Of that topmost part
"i the theater. How this came to mass
IS told by Morton Selten. who has the
role OF the attorney general in The Ie-
Ecnd Of LeOnOra" one of the two new
Barrie PLAYS in which Miss Adams is
t0urnlnE this season.
To make the point Of the incident
clear says Mr.. Selten. 1T should he
explained that among the various electri-
al contriNances carried on tour are four
powerful flood lights which are placed
AZ the rear Of the gallery so the light
may be diffused up on the stage, Our
gallery audiences always include scores
of Young ladies. This is particularly true
at tn" matinecs and 1t was at an after
noon performance that Miss Adams dis
covered the goddesses Of the gallery. I
had Just made an exit from the stage
when l met Miss Adams waiting 10 60
on.
'pid you see them she asked. oh
our dear gallery Eoddesscs. No. III not
tell YOU why I've named them so. Look
for yourself and you will see
And I did see a few minutes Iator
There, high up in the gallery, chins rest
ing on hands and sitting directly in front
"i IN" flood lamps were three thoroughly
absorbed lassies. They We're outlined in
""mDlr," silhouette save for the TIPS OF
their heads. where the yellow light shin
ing through their hair had the startling
'i.rt Of cTOwning them with perfect
halUs,
1T has been said that the gallery au-
d"nccs have greatly decreased through
Gut the country during the past several
Years However this may be in a gen
"ral way, it is not the case when Miss
Adams plays. I fancy this is because
she has always held that the gallery
and balcony are quite as important as
the lower floor and has never been
satisfied unless her plays please those
who sit in all parts Of the theater."
The Washington herald., 1915-01-10
COINS Worn by the Smart
Women of WASHINGTON
Sleeves and No Sleeves at Charity BaH-Mrs
Hit in Stopepipe" Satiu-Miss Taft in Her
Own "HeIen Pink"-ChineSe Pineapple
Recently Worn by Miss Ynng Kwai

line and a broad hem, through which IS
run broad band of cloth of gold. Over
the full tulle skirt falls exquisite lace.
The broad belt is of the cloth of gold un-
der tulle, and the bodice, which is plain
but soft, is of the ivory tulIe with the
lace over it. The neck and elbow sleeves,
which are finished with the bands of gold
cloth, are also Of tulle and lace
Miss Elizabeth Yung Kwai, daughter of
the Counselor and Charge d'Afaires of
the Chinese legation wears a gown
which sets Off her dark hair and eyes.
her olive. but ruddy complexion, to very
good advantage. 1t is made of Chinese
pineapple linen and the overskirt is rich
ly embroidered in white and is accordion
plated. The underskirt. which is rather
narrow and cut in straight lines. is of
nrocaded chinese crepe. The bodice is of
the linen with sprays of flowers embroid-
cred on the shoulders. the pattern being
carried out in some places in very fine
drawn work. The bodice is cut in kimono
fashion, making big, loose sleeves to the
elbow. With this gown Miss Yung Kwai
wore white satin slippers with low heels
and white silk hose. In her hair. which
she arranges in a simple fashion. low on
her neck, she wore two white rose buds.
Miss Hung Kwai made her debut as a
singer recently, but is several years too
Young to make her formal bow to So
CiCty.
OF American Beauty Color.
Mrs. Harry A. Williams. ir.. of Norfolk,
VINO has been the guest of her mother
Mr.. Russell Harrison, for the HOLIDAYS.
has worn IL striking afternoon gown of
pcau de peche, in the true American
beauty shade. The skirt is made rather
tight, but flares at the bottom, and has a
draped overskirt. The bodice is Of chif-
ION Of the same shade, the snort sleeves
being edged with the volvety material.
Across the shoulders in the back is a
broad band Of the peau de peche. which
Is brought around under the arms to the
front. crossed at the belt line and fas-
tened in the back, forming a broad belt
effect. The waist is cut low and filled in
with soft lace and tulle and has A collar
which stands up in the back. Mrs. VIII
h7ms has been much entertained during
her visit here, and returned to Norfolk
about the middle OF the week
Mrs. Hume. wife of DR.. Howard Hume.
who was formerly Miss Doris Haywood,
wears an attractive and very becoming
street costume of brown broadcloth. The
skirt is Of medium fullness and straight.
and the coat is very plain, with a long.
circular skirt. which fits well about the
hips and falls in generous folds a little
below the knees. The coat fits snurIv
about the throat and a band of marten
fur finishes the neck. The sleeves are
long and tight with a wide cuff of the
hroadCioth edged with band Of fur
Mrs. Hume wears with this A hat of
brown toque. the COrOnette OF which is
edged with the same fur. The brown is
most becoming to Mrs. Hume's blond
hair blue eyes and fair skin
The Washington herald., 1915-01-10
THE WASHINGTON HERALD SUNDAY JANUARY TO- 1915

actress-see her in a lot Of parts, before
1t cares to have her name put on the
electric sign. Miss Burke was the ex-
ceptiOn to the rule. Long berfore she
had finished her first season in America
with Drew. had gotten my orders from
the public and the next season put her
name up. Lots OF people thought L was
rushing things But 1 knew what the
public wanted. Miss Burke's success
proved that was right
The Washington herald., 1915-01-10

Yes, I know they say make star" "
interrupted Mr.. Frohman, but I don't.
The public make the stars-the real ones,
that is-my find only put their names,
up when the public tells me to.
There is Billie Burke, for instance.
brought her to America to be John
Drew's leading woman in My Wife 1
thought the public would make a star
Of her and 1t did-much sooner than l
expected II to. Uusually the public wants
to get very well acquainted with an
The Washington herald., 1915-01-10
TO RENEW LIVING COST PROBE.
Federal Government Will Resume
Investigations in ChienEo,

Chicago, Jan. 9.-The United States gov
ernment is to resume fits investigation
into the high cost Of livipg, according TO
announcement late today by United States
District Attorney CIyne.
Mr. Ciyne will seek to ascertain whether
retailers and farmers have had anything
To do with resent advances In food prices
The high price of wheat and the ad-
yances in Hour are believed TO he the
causes Of the renewal of the inquiry.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-10
HOW THEATRICAL
STARS ARE MADE

How do you make a theatrical starr"
inquired an inquisitive reporter Of
Charles FrOhman.
Never made one" replied the man who
presents Maude Adams, John Drew.
William Gillette, Ethel Barrymore and
a dozen others as well as Billie Burek,
who comes to the National in Jerry"
next week
''But--" stammered the astOnished re-
DOrtpr
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-20

fs 'E -: -
Son etnem patriotifd
gel nnten Observation-Disclosures in
Pforabeim lit Dem INSTRUMENTATION
9anolturmz Snfonterte= Re9iment Ser.
ID cine l!9Dne 5reu6e bereitet mprz
ben. Der 5abrifant bate Dor eini9er
3eit 200 filberne 5tnserringe onge=
fertigt uro oiefe S@mudftiide oelrie=
ntgen Sruppen 5ugeDaht, bene11 es
b%ergOnnt iein 1onte, .als er1te in bas
eroberte Mari6a1 eirsu5ieben. Mls
pie rui1ii9e Setting am 5. Muguit
fiel, grapierte Der @olbi9mieb Das'
Datum oieies bentpiirbigen 5oges in
Die einaelnen &inge EN-. bic auber
Dem @tlberreif na6 Mrt bon @ieaelz
ringen oas beuti@e Mei9smoppen
aufpeifen. Mls es bonn befannt iburz
De-. bob bas 10. miirttemberqifhe
2anoi turm< Snffarter ezRestment auz
ert IN Mari@aus Sore 1einen Sim
aug bielt, gtng oie g9mudienbung
an Die tapferen 5elbgrauen ob, Sic
Sur9 bas eigenorttee Mnibenfen al,
ben Yolenfslb5ug eepiB freubig iiber=
ra16t nDrOen 1in6.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-20
sic Mnne.2iic.
9entldJcs sbcater.

Die @orbereitungen fir sic arn
fommenben Sonntag, oe1 "a. Otto
Der, Mbe11os 8:15 l1br, I'M Il1rrer
@ruro Spernbn1s, bon iebt ab ge-
nannt: l1nier uIeutides Gbeatcr",
an melbem Ibenb oas rei5enoe 2t,1t=
ipiel u@robltaotluft" aufgefiibrt
miro, iino in bollem gange. Die 2ei-
tung lbut feline Miibe nnb Mrbeit ge=
i9cut, I'M cine gldr5enoe @oritellung
beraus5lrbringen, apelde iih Der err
iten miir0ig an Sic Seite 1tellt, mir
boffen logar, 6aB lie Die ct tie @ori tel
lung nod ii%bertreffen miro. 9ielcl=
ben &rafte lino on oielem Mben6 be=
i6aftigt unb lit es feline Trage, menn
1o1de Namen auf Dem 8ettel itebcn,
'0aB Ser @rfolg nidt ousbleiben fann.
@ir 11enne1t nodmals Mamen, mie
2ouiie @riidner, Margaretbe 5aran,
Martba @albberg, Mnnp 8enoer, TO-
|mie Sic @erren SHIRT @orib, mel9er
in Ser &oue bes Sabrifanten Mntnn
,5droter iiberan nit groBem Grfolge
auftrot. @errs@orib lit nidt MIR So
mifer, er lit in eriter 2inie 5hau=
ipieler, l1nb hpirb ol,f jeoem @ebiete
@lan5enoes leiiten. lgs lit im1ner
cine groBe 6reu0e, eilen ioIdern
Sdol1ipieler auf Ser 8iibne 5u ieben.
Mud Die iibrigen Serren mer6en lei
item, mos lie 51 leilten int 5ton6e
iin6, es fins Sic &erren @ilIim
Malblbam, Sames 8rudner, @einrih
2omenfeb, melder Sic &oue 6es Or,
@rl1lius 5a1 elmer ieiner beiten 5diblt,
auh er lit nidt 1lur &omifer, lorbern
aub 5dauipieler, melder menidlihe
|Gbaraftere olf Sic 8iibne GIT iteIlen
i'm 5tanOc hit. Oscar &offmatln,
grnit 5dubert. Mud fat Sral1 Deng-
Ter lire Mitmirfl1ng 5ugelngt u1tb in
liebensmiiroiger Meiie cine @one
%iuberlommet. gs miro ie6enfnns
manden 3abenporter interciiiren,
5rau 1engler eira1ol apieber al1f ber
giibne gu ie6en, Sic ieoenfalIs nod
in glttem Mnbenfen beim 81tblifum
|itebt. Scr 8iQettperfnnf beginnt um
;0%onnerstag in @oniens Drug Store
'uno lit es 5u empfeble11, iib bei 3ei-
ten quite Hlabe gu iidern.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-20
gl1s sem @cridlt.

@illiam s.. @ilion, Seitantents-
~pollitreder Der 9sad)IaiienIdpatt BON
slIbert GSrice, bat bnrd) bic M1apalte
@ilion, @rilf nno @ilion 'ell1ell
Sdlllbberid)t nltcrbreitell lallen,
melher Don &id1tcr 2etts %glltgebeiBe1l
mltroe.
Ser bon gmn1a 5traSe pcrflogte
g. s. Geterlen bat oltrdl oie Nlrudlte
Goof nus @alluif l1m @rlab ei1es
~ridterliden ginbalts6cfebls + ll1de1
%laiien.
gitclla Gbalfont bot olrd Nrmolt
IS. NC. Gbamberlin cine gbelhei=
tounasflage 9e9e1 ibrel1 @lanm, Mr=
ffn1r 9. Gbalfant, lpegen gralllan1er
|alo ulln1enld)lider 9ehan0lrnlg orl=
|itrengen %laliel1. Ias Naar perbeira=
|tFetc iid) nod Ser &lageidrift an 2.
M.npen1ber 1908.
90. sc. Gice fat bltrd1 Nnlpalt 9.
Mrn1eutrout cine @edyelid)nlo I'm
8etrdnespon $533.42 bon @.@. Glar1
einflogen lailen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-20
Srar,s Soltbans
@iro Sic eei6aftIiden Norarbeiten
fir bie 11e1e bel1ti6e 5beater<
gcieuidaft treffen.

SEER Sron3 Soltbol,s sen ia in
ben Drei=Sta0ten jeoer Beiud)er 6es
Deutiden Meaters fennt, miro bon
iebt ab Sic eeldaftliden gorurbeiten
fiir Bic nel1e beuti6e M6eatergeiel=
|iduft I'M Surner S%pernbons belor-
gen.
Die @el6aftsleiter 6es l1nterneb-
mems, Sic @erren 8rudner ms
Miibl6atl, 1inb in Ser @abl fires Sc
i6aftspfrtreters iiberaus gliifli6 ge.
meien. @6err 6o1t6als lit cine ieb1
be1pabrfe &raft i'm Gorperfaltf Dor
@intriHsfqrten fir 6oS 3euti6e SIZE.
otter. ltn0 ga er auBer0em NIT lbe1
Webr5abl Der M6eaterbeil1d)er leit eli.
1ler 1angen Geibe bon Sabren peri0n.
li6 befanat iii, 6iirfte es ibm midi
aa5n l6per falfen, 8eitrage fir ser
@arqntiefonos n1f3ubrirgen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-20
Ser Granb sy,trp iibcr,uieiat.

Ser Meger Con 8oeneb, meIdler
SEN Geriud) aelladt baben ion, let
11e,1 Rollege,1oiien SSalnes Mitdcn
l%lnl5ltbrillgen, inoem cr &arbollal1re
III oelien @bisfepflaihe idiittete,
ap1roe geltern Miorge1 bon Holi5ei=
-ridbter 9plis 6. Mpoocmig ultter ei=
ller 8iirgidaft BON $500 sur @rano
Slrp feitgebulten. Cine d)emii6e
~ltllter il1drtlg ergab, bob ridt gent
fgero &urbollallre lid tit Ser Nlald)e
tbeianb, NM Sen SOB zines Menlhen
bcrbeiiiibrelt slt foi'llllell.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-20
Ser 9openport 2ither

Ser Dopenport 3itber Club
miro om Donnerstag, sen 18. Mo=
,bember, ein @on5ert in Ser Moromeit
Dabenport 5urnballe beranitaIten.
Gin bor5iiglides 9rogromm lift fir
ote 8elegetrbeit aufgeltent morben.
~ Girls. mhrrp, tpel9er sic IL
jabrige Stuff @ltbbe aus oent clterli!
den Seint in SEQ. 524 gelt 10. Ctr.
fortgelodt bobe11 ion, tpur6e aus Ser
Saft entlaiie11, na9oem ous illnge
MaaDden mieber I'M Semi ser gItern
auftaudte.
- Gem SEES Moroes inn er5ten
Grade i6erfiibrtert Garmer Carl
Ruebling it. lit cine Srilt bon 80
Gnge1t CUR ginlegung elmer Berufu11g
gegen Dos Geroift ser SS1,rD gefpabrt
moroen. @ihter S. 8. Sets unter=
5etdJnete geitern cine 6abingeben6e
HSr6re.
Nidter S. 9. aetts oe~rurtbeiIte
geitern Nadmittag Molplin 9. Mrb
5u einem Iermin inn Scott Gountp
8efangniB. glrb batte borgeitert1
.2l6eno, ols er bon ser NoIi5ei berbaf=
tet tpurbe, einen gelaoenen Mepolper
in ieinem 8eiib. Gr befonnte iid)
idul0ig ul1f Die 9(nfloge 6es Gragens
berborgener Maffen.
SIM Sitter bon Is Sabrcn, 5
Monaten uno II Gagen lit borgeltern
M6en0 INN 8:55 Srarlein Marp g.
Gougblin I'M Samilienbein1e in SEQ.
838 &trftpooO @oulepor6 %geltorber.
Das iunge Ma0den 1puroe in Daben=
port geboren. Na9 ibrer @rooui-
rllrg bon Ser @cmein6eidule 6es SET
ligen Ser5ens trat lie in Sic Mfa0e.
mie Ser nnbe fleften GntpfangniB
Elm. MuBer Ser Maltter mir0 iie bon
feds @eidtpiltern iiberla6t. Die Sci.
DIE miro our @eerbiglllg nn6 gei=
lebn11g na6 5oronto, SaSa., iiberiil6rt
merben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-20
6atte nier Merste.

- 6atte pier ler5te. ugie baben
1dpn lan9e ni6t mebr bon mir gee
bDrt", idreibt @err 9. Scanning, bon
Nrmour, g. 3, uaber id bobe ipeber
Sic nod Sbre Webi5in berselien. Sd
babe Sbnen selpib idon friiber mitgez
.tfbeilt, bab id feds SATIRE orn Moeen
litt. gier 9er5te baben mild nadeinz
amber %bebanbelt, aber feiner fonnte
mir belfen. S6 gebrau6te Sorni's
Mlpenfrallter, I'M 9an5en, CLAUDE id,
filnf Slaiden, uno es beilte midi.
Seitbem bin id imner gelu11b getpez
len, lpofiir i6 @ott banfe."
Iaulenbe bnben bie gpr3ii9e bon
Sprni's Ilpenfrduter, ols elmer gez
1ulDbcitgebcnben Mebi5in, be5ergt.
@cnn sic ii6 fir ein 9utes, erfolgz
brlngcnocs 5eilmittel intereIiiren, II
miro Sbnen Sorni's Mlpenirduter ges
fallen. IS lit nicbt in M~potbefen 81
baben. spe8ialagcnten liefern es BEN
&lblifum Direft bonn 2a6oratoriium
Wenn idreibe an ST.. 8eter Sabrnet
y snrs So, 1875 g. 9oDne @be.
Chicago, 81. (Nn5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-20
Mnniic stubents Gl,,b.

Sit ser borge1tern Modmittag I'M
Seine bon 6rdl1lein @ertruoe 8ra<
1ligun bon ser @elt Nleaia1t 5traBe
obgeboltene11 Ser iammlnng bes Ml1=
tic 5tl1bents gll1bs lmtroe Ser @e=
ihluB gefaBt, ii6 Ser Iri-Gitp Mu=
iical Miiociatim a115uidlieBen. Sci
Ser 3ulammenflnft mlroe Dos fol-
gcnoe Erogramm merifaniifer
&%onlporiiten g%egeben::
Eiono
80 a giI6 93ole" Mac1 otpem
so a @ater Glib" Mac9omen
Sri. @lla 5imon
gn Steue bon 5rau 6re0 E. 8emis)
2ieoer -
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