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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-31
CHURCH NOTICES

Trinity church, f;road street and Fai- field avenue. E2s-y-. Father Atkins, rector: 8 a. m, Mass for Commu- nion; 9:30 a. 1n., cbUrch school; d0:39 Q. m., Maths: Ii a., nz., high mass and sermon; D. r1l., choral evensong and sermon and Candletnas procession.
 Church of Nativity, Carson street and Sylvan avenue: 2:f5, Sunday school; 3:15, evensong and sermon.
 West End Congregational church, Colorado avenue, between Fairfield 'avenue and State street, Rev. R. H. White, minister: fo:3O, sermon. The Orchard Test; 12, Sunday school; 6:30, Y. P. S. c. E.; 7:3o, stereopticon play, 'sEverywoman."
 Calvary Baptist church, Bunnell street and Connecticut avenue, Rev W. A. Dalton, pastor. Services to- preaching service.
 Calvary Episcopal church, corner of North avenue and Wells street, Rev. George J. Sutherland. ETensong and sermon at 4 p. m-
 St. Johns Episcopal church, Park and Fairfield avenues, Rev s. F Sherman, Jr., rector. Services at 8 10:SO, and 4:45 o'clock. Sunday schoo at noon.
 First Universalist church, Fairfield avenue, near Broad street, Rev. Hal T. Kearns, minister. Morning worship and kindergarten at 10:45. Sermon subject, Saving the Nations Soul'' Sunday school at noon. Young Peo- pla's service at 6:30 D. m. Cheerful Sunday evening service at 7:3O. Open Forum address, Americas One Dan gar,' by George L. -lMoNutt, 'tThe Din Ter Pail Man" Everyone invited
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-31

l WOuiQ nave to OS operated on. 1 had
 a bad displacement.
 My right side would pain me and I was so nervous I could not hold a glass of water Many times l would have to stop my work and sit down or 1 would fall on the floor in 8 faint. l consulted several doctors and
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-31

2
 Miss Stella Worth Jones, of the Community Service, is securing voliL unteers for nursing in the homes and at the health stations under the dtre5.Z tion of the Visiting Nurses. ia
 The third annual gymnasium ex- hibition of Miss Franz High Schoola classes was held last evening in the High School gymnasium. The drills were very pretty and pleasing. The fine training which the pupils receive under the direct of Miss Franz great ly exposed itself One of the prettiest55 numbers was torch drill during which all the electric lights were ex- tlngu1shed and the only illumination were the lighted torches which the girls used in arm and hand drills. ,r Mrs. Alfred B. Beers of 753 Fair field avenue will entertain at bridge Monday afternoon at her home. Tho ] proceeds of which will be for the benefit of the Rector~s Guild of Christi | church. --..-., | =-rB Smith College Club will hold a meeting Monday afternoon at 4:30@ o'clock at the College club room, 226 | Washington avenue. Miss Frances l Bickford and Miss H. MulvihiII will | be the hostess for the, tea and social l which will follow the business meet l ing.
 l Bridgeport section, Council of Jew | ish Women, will hold a regular monthly meeting. Monday evening at Harmony hall, State street.
 Mrs. Frederick J. Brady of 765 Laurel avenue, was the hostess at miscellaneous shower for Ms Eileen | Flanagan of 2o74 Fairfield avenue. on Thursday evening. Miss Flanna- gan will become the bride of Edward P. Riley in the early spring. The 1 home decorations were very effective. l Red and white carnations were used | profusely. Miss Mae Kelly favored with a number of vocal selections and had as her accompanist Miss Kathryn Connolly. About s5 guests were pres- ent.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles A. Deas, ST.
 will leave this city today for Cleve- 1 land, O., where he will make his fu- , ture home. MT. Deas is well known here, being connected with the police department as special officer for the past 28 years. Mrs. Deas is also well known for her active work in charity organizations and during war time was active with the Red Cross work and a captain of the minute women She was also chairman of the Sacred
 Heart auxiliary.
 Jasper N. Knox, son of NIT. and
 Mrs Robert A. Knox of 5s Sedgewick
 street captured two coyotes recently, | the belts of which he has just sent l home. The animals were trapped at Dolores Mines, Texas, where Mir. Knox has been stationed as medical man . for a unit of the 37th Regiment. He is now stationed at Fort Macintosh. in Laredo, as operating assistant in 2 the infirnary
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-31
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-31
HOUSEHOLD HINTS

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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-31
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Fairfield avenue, entertained the members of the Liberty Sewing cir cle at her home, last evening.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-31

Church of Nativity, Carson street and Sylvan avenue: 2:f5, Sunday school; 3:15, evensong and sermon.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-31

Miss Stella Worth Jones, of the Community Service, is securing voli- unteers for nursing in the homes and
 at the health stations under the dfrec2H tton of the Visiting Nurses. is
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-31
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-31

Miss Eugenia Barker, of 143 Cole man street, and Miss Julia Robinson. have left for Savannah, Ga, where they will spend the coming month.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-31

MT. and Mrs. Edward Tappe of Stedlers Park are receiving congrat- ulations over the arrival of a son born January 27 at the Bridgeport hospi- tai.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-31

Mrs. Alfred B. Beers of 75s Fair field avenue will entertain at bridge Monday afternoon at her home Tho proceeds of which will be for the benefit of the Recto~s Guild of Christ church.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-31

Mrs. J. Dixon and Miss Lou Keat- ing, of 49 Ford Place, are spending the week end in New York city.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-31

Contrary to previous reports that lave appeared, the health stations at waltersville, Jackson and Prospect schools will not be closed next week.
 Miss Anabel McPadden of S9s
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-31

Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Rusling Sr., of 944 Fairfield avenue leave today for Florida for the~remainder of the win
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-31

Miss Becker of B. H. s. faculty, gave a delightful entertainment at her home, 120 Sanford Place, last even ing, for the fourth period Geometry class
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-31

Smith College Club will hold a meeting Monday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at the College club room, 226 Washington avenue. Miss Frances Bickford and Miss H. MulvihilI will be the hostess for the tea and social which will follow the business meet ing.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-31

Miss Elizabeth Seeley, of 63 Brook lawn avenue, will be the hostess at the meeting of the Little Sisters, on Monday afternoon at her home.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-31

| Calvary Episcopal church, corner of North avenue and Wells street, Rev. | George J. Sutherland. EVensong and
 sermon at p. m.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-31

Bridgeport section, Council of Jew ish Women, will hold a regula r monthly meeting. Monday evening at Harmony hall, State street.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-31

Miss Constance Hathaway, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. George T. Hath away, of 800 Clinton avenue, will have as her house guest for several days, Miss Hannah Mathews, of New York city.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-31

The many friends of Miss Mar garet Kiely of Room 119 will be sorry to learn that she has been confined to her home for a few days.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-31

MT. and Mrs. William H. Conaley. Jr., and daughter, Marion, of Grown street, are spending a few weeks va cation in New Hampshire.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-31

Miss Caroline Graves has resumed her studies at Smiths college. North ampton, Mass, having been the guest of her grandparents, MT. and Mrs. Zalmon Goodsell, North Ave.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-31

The Bridgeport Christian Endeavor Union will hold a social Tuesday ev- ening, Feb. at the First Presbyter- ian church at o'clock.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-02-14
u. s. DniETl!aG 10 WAR.
Says TX Senator Lewis.

Citizens in Revolt Against Iusti,u-
tons, He National raIri-
otism Lacking Urges Renewal OF
American Devotion to Doctrines Of
Nations Founders.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-02-14

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and testified
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Of
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-02-14
NATIONS WILL STRIKE Us.

with part OF our people at home
III cnm ~ to our institutions, and
others for political purposes or fl
n"ncial advantages hopeful Of our
Gls may and dcfcat-any foreign ma
ton that harhors a grudge or has a
resentment against us. will see that
II IS their time to strike. History has
taught us that the hour OF no LOYALTY
I" country or generation for its insti
tutions is the day of national decay
ana suicide Of patriotism
'Fr"m such season follows intern
al revolution or external invasion.
Then will come to the United Stat
cs all that which followed Rome in
the anarchy which bcre'l her after
Caesars trinmphs; that which pur-
sncd France IN the days after the
Napo!canic wars; and wa& the expert
encc Of England once after success
over foreign foe when Charles lost his
head under Il CROMWELL This is the
tate of anarchy in Russia and Is
the disorder and death in Germany
God has Got given 10 the United Stat
cs exemption from the fixed fate OF
all nations-when PRIDE dicth and
hope withereth,'
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America is at once impcrilr1 NV all
wa" "ouid feJolrc i'll our downfall
rum must record that the United
N''oS mas not one constant friend in
Il" me nations Of the world Ou
chcnhlo$ OF the European war hate u
Tor the penalties put upon them bv
our victory. These who were our NJ
hes III the conflict resent our finan
cih supremacy. In any hour Of ou.
rational confusion these would take
any course that could dc;hronc us
from world superiority.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-02-14

Citizens in Revolt Against IuStilll-
tons. He Asscrts--National raIri-
otism Lacking Renewal OF
American Devotion to Doctrines Of
Nations Founders.
New York, Jan. 3l.--Dc"laring that
"if the temper Of the American pel-
PIE continues as it is now, this nation
Will be at war before the presidential
election OF 1920 former Senator
James Hamilton Lewis, OF Illinois
made an APPEAL for Al rcyiva! OF ma
tonal patriotism before the Society
OF the Genc$sce at the Commodore
iiotci tonight. Only by This means he
said could the threatening destiny OF
America be avoided Internal violence
and foreign inv;,s Oh were the Ger
tair results Of the spirit Of discomfort
prevalent in This country. the spealt
cl asserted.
NATIONAL PATRIOTISM LACKING
In this country today there is no
national patriotism. The financially
powerful FORGET cvcra thing done by
the nat on that has enriched them
because their country now compcis
them to pay taxes to meet the indebt
cdncsS Of the war" declared Mr.
Lewis
There is no national pr& isc hy the
merchant, farmer and toiling labor
cfS Tor the achievement OF their m
hGH. These have no respect for au-
."ority, nor give obedience to officials.
Ia, ;,,i,
es and Inconvenience Of rcadjust.
mcnt that ever follow great wars In
any land and have only condemnation
for every one.
There is no general love or graft
tude from the poor and humble or
our countrymcn. for the blessings OF
liberty under law and security OF jus
tice under our constitution The mas,
es are IN resentment against the law;
that wars necessity prt unon them.
Never ""s poverty of p1tr otism so
universal in this nation "a now.
The spirit nov abroad ~ tho lrnd
would plunge this nation into war
with any country anywhere for any
thing. ana then avoid in cvcry way
possible the fight ne 10 dnTcnd It.
This woula be tn" EXPRESSION Of the
mood That possesses. them.
"A majority of our voters would
tomorrow vote in secret ballot thot
the wa" we Wagcd IN EuHorc was not
Justified hv any r""n''S I'D would
rcpudi2t" c"c~v oh'ig"'io" va arc nm
der to IN" world or Of The notions Of
thc world to us.
"The citizen is ~ rcvo'i AT evils
that do NOT exist. He is il tcrr"r OF
conditions that cannot arise. If this
temper in our pconlc increases and
then becomes understood to the world
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Washington Journal., 1920-07-16
~&aibinstOn SdussrbnuS.1

Oie 5abresperiammluna oes San.
gcrolnoes am lesten Sonntoa hattie
lldl ilber geiu6smangeI niht an be-
flngen. Die WiiteIieoer moren ant INN
ole Seomten %poIo1bIig bertreten. 3as
6abreSprotofou iomie Der idbrIihe
6l1onoberidt, DER leioer elm beoell.
tenoes Delight aufpies. mrroen emf.
gegen9enommen. Der 8r1iioent oes
Saiigerbun0es, Serr Wortin 8ie.
go1o. le9te Der 9erinmmIung oie BE.
ldlulle oeS &omites, oos iinaltbin
getogt batte uno uoriiber mir berid,.
teten, Dor. SIS tonnte bon norneher.s
EN- oorauSgeieben meroeL ooB oieie
gelflillle cine lGllgere 0ebatte alislo.
len lulroen, mas aud Ser TSoa mar,
itllo on oieler Debate beteiIigten lid
~belonoers ole $erren SnsfeIo, 3id.
ter, Sdlul0e, bon 8ottger, Same.
monh Wolomann, 9orhor0ing uno
nloere. 3os ReiuItot mar, DAB Der
Screln Den gei6Iuiien ieines aomi.
ties beiitimmte, uno iomit lit es nun
enogiltiger 8eidliiB oes S1ngerbum.
oes, lein Seim einem 6l eriinoenoen
oeiltlden 8erein gum Greiie BON $t5,-
600 81 nerfaufen. @enn man be.
oellft, Dab Die SGneerbunobaae, ooer
better geiagt ooS gauge aIubbous,
Dem S1ngerbuno bis ooto ouf $54,.
600 oi iteben gefommen iitgnno menn
man Dem %gegeniiber ben ouBeroroent-
Hid biuigeu YreiS betradjtet, oen Der
81 9riinoen0e8erein 5abIen foil, oann
mnB man freiioig o%nerfenncn. DAB
lid Der 51ngerbmo elm ebrenoes
Dcnfmol geiett bot. Seine Qiebe 3um
Deutidtlim bat er fIor beuieien,
ucnn er nit Der Notwithstanding ae.
ringen Summe 5ufrieben fem mil.
nm Dem ocutiden Clement oas Seim
81 erbalten. Soute in0elicn elm
&ereiu nidlt al Staioe fomunen ODER
ans ou6crcu @riinoen oas Yroieft
iid 3eridIoaen. Damn ioa oos Sals
oifcntlid oil ocn MeiltbietenOen Der.
fouit meroen. Die @criammIrmg be.
ihloB ferner. bis 5ur GrIeoieunq oIIer
0ieier 0inge oos eegenmGrtiqe 9iref.
forum mo Die eeqenpGrtieen 8e.
omten i'm Gmte 5u beIaiien.
Washington Journal., 1920-07-16
9ienie Oes SalfsSercims.

Die Gretutipe oes Silfspereins be.
iddftigte it'd IN ibrer 8erlammlung
am leeten 6reitag fait mn nit Dem
%iibermorgeu ltottfinoen 9icnic. Die
&omites beridlteten mo erbielten if.
re lesten Snitrrftionen. uno 10 ieblt
meter nidDts ais gutes 8etter uno
gutter 8eiuh. nm ailh oieie 8eron-
ltaltlung 3u @uniteu Der 9totIeioenoen
81 cinem GrioIge 6u geitaIten. Gem
Somite Iaaeu cine gauge Reibe bon
Oanfesidreiben ans 2eutidIano Dor,
meiltens bon ainoerlL Die Cant Der
SGti9feit unieres S%ilfspereins our
Grbolung in Den Sara geianot mer.
Den tonnten. 8ir bebalten uns Dor,
in elmer Der ndditen Nlmmern eini.
&c oieier Ionfihreiben nb5uoruden.
llebermoreen, aIio Sonntag, fin
oct oas Yicnic oes SiIfspereins ltatt,
mO 5ruor oui Dem Yloe Oes Serrn
u. 8rauner in @reennnle an Ser
S~IoOensburg &ooO gelegen, 0todten
ood redt 0ieIe iid) Onron beteiligelL
GA ole gtot i%euieits oes OCEANS i'm.
nlrr nod cine getpaItige lit. Der
Hcinertrog miro our Steuerung Die.
Ter Aot ueriunnot meroen. Der Gin.
tritt lit frei. n2unfbosfets" liuo nidt
criuilnidt, oa Der GrIos aus Dem Der.
tanT BON Speiien uno @etr1nten ben
y%totleioeiioen 5u @ute fommen Toll.
Stolner's EIaB lit in @reenbale ae-
leget, al Der Y~Iooensburg Rooo, 8.
g.. liioIid bon mo augren5cnO an Den
Heform Sdule @rnno. 9sur Elm
0nbrpreis 1T SIT cntridten. Die S.
StraBeltbabn giebt transfer 3ur Ola.
o~enSburg S%truBcnbabn an ser 15ten
mo . StroBe NorOolt. 0ieIe gnbn
9ebt Inn II ubr mittaes. 1 llbr mad.
mlttags uno oann ieoe baI6e Stunoe
ob. @reenbaIe 1T Der nofIte SoIte.
ploe nadlOem man 5Ieilhmonu's
lfriiber GOrbp's) Srfefobrif poIIiert
bat. Gin 8eeueiier miro bort ann
Ficnicplob ueiien.
Washington Journal., 1920-07-16
Gin QieSleim
fir men eS angebt.

~ lpNll ~ d'bSDt
8ia elm Menl6 1i1 griinoli6 plagen
DtuB er meroen Meoafteur
Ghminmen fam ser 10 @eiinnte
0onm in einem Weer bon Sinte,
$50 er meiter nidts erringt
glS oaB er oarin ertrinft.
Die5 GILT aud bon unierm 8latte,
Gem Organ Der 9eiitihen bier,
SluBcr piel gelebrten Sahen
gSilni6t 8ifanteS man gum Sa1en
Observation-Disclosures
Gbne bare @elobeitrGge.
uebcr ales ioa nun iAreiben
@an0 aQein Der &eoafteur;
aunu oo6 ielbIt ein gan3 @el1eiter
Shreibcn iiber Aaes ni6t,
Sci er aud oas groBte 2i6t.
Nrpb lit oarum ieine Sreuoe
9iro Elm Mufias ibm geianot,
gbcr man6er lit gar i6aurig,
gu fi0el, 81 lang, 81 tranrig,
&ommt elm gutter, mel6' elm @lld-
Shmnpp 5iebt Autor i'm onriid.
aud lit ni6t gano u~ngefabrli6
Ner an Oi6terities frdnft =
genn Elm lolher boier Oi6ter
56neioet idredlide @eii6ter
llnb gerGt in toIe @ut
6inOet man iein 8erf ni1t gut.
- Oarum ale guten 9euti1en
llnterltiibet 0as Sournal
Obne LANCER &eoen 8ir5e,
Aber in peritGnoiger &iir3e,
DaB es INNER Stoff beiibt,
Der gefGlt = uno gaem niist.
-@emiitsmeniG.
Washington Journal., 1920-07-16
Nentldes @aiisnhans.

~NA%IuJtV $CutiNVyuAN
Die @eriammlung oes 0irefto-
RUNS OeS 0eutiden @aiienboules
am lesteu Sonntag mar lebr gut
6eilht, Die 8eamten paren bol.
ItGnOig nertreten un0 Die 3abIrei.
den @eihGfte, Die norlagerL ian.
ocn prompte Grleoigung. Dns 81.
reftorium nabm NIT 8eOauern bon
ser &ranfbeit aenntniS, our6 Die
Serr un0 6rou 8reil, Superinten-
bent uno Matrone oes @oilenbau-
les, beimgeiuht lin0. 8eiOe poren
reft be0enflih franf uno baben
nod 0u leioerL penn e d aud iest
i6on ouf Dem 8ege Der 8eNerung
befinoen. 6rau @ains bat Ole
9iebeEsmiiroigfeit gebobt, Die
@ailenmutter fat Die gauge 3eit
n6breno ser &ranfbeit oerielben
81 pcrtretei1, mo Die fllr3e 3eit,
Ga iie ieIbIt bebinoert mar, trat
Sralt MiQer an ibre Steae. Gin
2idtblid fiel in Die &ranfbeit oes
Freili6en Gbepaures our6 oen
meriparteten 8eiuh hires Sobnes
Der in Seras ais 6liegerleutnant
it%utioniert lit, nebit oeiien 8omi-
lie. Der 8eluA eenenft einige
Woden bier3ubleiben.
Srouens 9ilfsberein n.
0ic monatIi6e 8%erlammlung oben
genarmten 8ereins fano am Oonners.
tog, ben s. SUM, i'm @aiienbaule
ltutt. 0ie YrGlioentin, Srau &up.
pertus, leitete oie8eriammIung, Syrart
Yalline 8altber fiibrte oas 8rotofoq
lno 3 neue Mitglieoer ihIolien li6
beute Dem 8erein an. Die oas Ser
0ienlt ser a~lle5eit unermilolihem 9Srau
Durlt maren. Mbermals nt0Gte ih
uae oeuti6en Srauen bitten ii9 bod
unierm 8erein an5ui6lieBen, oamit
mir unier gutes @erf fortleBen fon-
ner, oenn bel BEN beutigen teuren
.3eiten, mo- Ole grlsgaben oie Gin
0reifa6 iiberlteigeu, lollte ie-
oes iein Cell beitragen, mo- nod Elm
bis6en @efiibl fir unlere &inoer bat.
9as Yicnic muroe beipro6en, uno
menn oIe Mitglieoer ibre Sduloig-
felt tln i'm nerfau e II bon Gid
cts, oonn miro ali6 Der grfolg ni6t
ouSblei6en. Seblt uns oo6 beuer
ein otter lieber Sreuno, Der ieoes
SSabr iiber 500 Sidets perfaufte.
Gs NOR Serr Sobn S. 9. 2erh. ST.
re ieinem I~noenfenl
Aae uniere &inoer Iino mieoer ge.
iun0 uno munter, bod fam i6 lei
Ser oies nidt bon Serrn uno Srau
9reil beri6ten. 9eibe mnBteu fir
Sic lesten @o1en oas 8ett bitten,
beute gebt es mieoer etmas better
lmO mir ale miinlhea ibnen bal0ige
@eneiung. llniere aIe5eit bilfsbe.
reite 6rau Gain mar audi oiesmal
81 belfen, als man fir lie ibid
te. Sic lit nun ihon felt 9 8oden
I'M SENT fodt uno badt uno er5Gblt
sen &inoern nod S6murren neben.
Del. llno nun RUE i6 @u6 nod.
mails oas 8ienic uno ben &lmage
cole ms @eod1tnis, tut oae Cure
S6uloigfeit. IS. Maltber.
Washington Journal., 1920-07-16
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Washington Journal., 1920-07-16

Sente, fauit Gbemo, mir Ic6en in
elmer louiigen 8eitl Gbemo pernid.
tet ~nnfeblbar Sdnoben, @onaen,
5lobe. ameiien, SIieeen, Milden, II.
/. No.. oeren 2arpen uno @ier uno lit
elm gutes DisinfeftionsmitteI.
=. s. 2einepeber, 1903 3Ote Strose
NoroWeit, Eel. 8elt 1927