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The Washington times., 1921-11-20
'sIrene" Continues
To Be a Success
n RENE" which begins an an
gagement at Polls Theater

NENEs winch ooSAns =" @'
gagement at Polls Theater
tonight. continues to be ono
of the outstanding musical comedy
successes of recent years.
Whether by sheer chance or care
fully laid plan. James Montgomery.
author of the book, has created In
his character of Irene ODare.
charmingiy played by Patti Har-
rold, fairy princess In very fact,
for the way things are running now
and the way things are likely to
keep on running, this musical ro-
nance Of New York shop girl.
bids fair to make everybody con-
nected with 1t independently rich.
and everybody who has the good for
tune Of meeting the lovely Irene ex-
tremely happy.
To Mr.. Montgomery. a shabby lit
tie wage-earner, from Ninth avenue,
New York city, appealed in terms of
high romance; to Joseph Mccarthy
the same little wage Garner ap-
pealed as a reckoning muse, and for
her and to her and about her he
wrote a bakers dozen Of the happi-
est lyrics.
Last. but of equal importance.
Harry Tierney wrote the musical
score and he wrote 1t so well that
now "Alice Blue Gown" Castle of
Dreams" and "Sky Rocket" to men,
ton only three of the dozen. are
being whistled and sung throughout
the town.
And Irene O'Dare has some inter
esting relatives and friends. great
numbers Of them, and they help the
fairy princess entertain nightly and
at the matinees. Many Of Irene's
companions are of her own sex. and
they are wonderfully pretty and
beautifully gowned. They can and
do sing well. which. of course, adds
to the enjoyment Of a call on the
little shop girl who finds her Prince
Charming.
Besides Miss Harold, the cast in
cludes: Mary and Jane King. Jane
Fearnley, Beatrice Burrows. Lou
Ripley, Madge Lawrence. George
Eising, James Mckenzie, Harry
Hoyt. John McSorIey. Earl Redding
and Jere Delaney.
The Washington times., 1921-11-20
Has Exceptional
Music This Week

CPECIAL stress u laid on tns
comedy offering at Crandais
Metropolitan Theater this
week. not only by reason Of the tact
that Failing for Fanny" the chief
supplementary feature Of the bill.
u one OF the funniest comedies OF
situation ever released. but for the
further reason that It viii bs ac-
corded exceptional musical accom-
paniment.
Instead of utilizing the personnel
of the Metropolitan Symphony or
the unique combination of pipe
organ and grand piano that has been
20 successfully employed for COM
edy accompaniment at the Metro
politan. this week will find installed
on the proscenium side stage real
Jazz band. composed of Washing
tons six kings of syncopation--Vin-
cent Carlin. c melody saxophone; =.
r. Bunner, bass sax: William II.
Chapern. banjo: Earl starks. trum-
pct; Milton Davis. piano. and Joe
Moos. drums.
This combination II not unknown
to the Capitals smartest social CIR
Giles. but has never before appeared
In q local thsatsr. having hereto
fore confined IT. engagements to OK
elusive functions Of . private nature
among the Official. army. navy and
nonofficial circles Of the elite.
Preliminary to the opening OF
Failing for Fanny" which. by the
way. 10 a two-reel Christie produc-
ton fashioned along entirely new
lines. the JAZZ kings will play short
cycle Of Introductory numbers. which
win lead directly into the lively
action of the pictured subject.
The Metropolitan Symphony. un-
der the conductorship Of N. Mirskey.
viii. n usual. offer . splendid con-
cert number-this week the 'zampa"
overture by Herold-And symphonic
Interpretation of the major attrac-
ton Of tho bill, the Ralph Ince spe-
cial production of "A Mans Home"
The taxx band will be purely In the
nature Of an extra added offering
calculated to lend rest to the laugh
ing hit Of the bill.
The Washington times., 1921-11-20
Coming to Belasco

bessie MCCOY DAVIS Is break
ing in a new vaudeville act,
which will be seen at the Belasco
during December.
The Washington times., 1921-11-20
FRITZ Scheff Is
Shapely As Ever

rRIrzI sCHEFT il not only
one Of the song stars OF the
American stage. but also one
of its most beautiful women. Her
figure 10 the envy and despair OF
operatio stars who find themselves
taking on too well-rounded outlines.
Her return to Washington. a. star
Of the bill at B. F. Keith's this week.
viii be welcomed by Thousands OF
friends in his city.
FRITZ Scheff probably will never
be hampered by an excess OF avoir-
dupois, for she In one OF the most
active and energetic bits Of femi-
ninity that has ever sraced the stage.
Anyone who has seen her In vaudo-
Vile, operettas or grand opera can
hardly fail to have been struck by
her remarkable vitality and nerve.
She wastes no time. on or off the
stage; the buster she keeps, ap-
parently. the happier she IL. ana
she certainly seems to thrive on the
regime.
Some years ago. before pep" a.
tanned the vogue II has now acquired
In the American vocabulary. Miss
Sohsff had exhibited . sufficient
amount Of that commodity to win
for herself the unique title. The
LAttle Devil Of Grand Opera" She
brought into grand opera. in Short
something Of which that institution
was sadly in need. and the coming
of which has done much toward per.
fecting it-namely. life and enthu-
siasm. Acting ability. not 30 long
ago. was not particularly welcomed
in grand opera: now 1t il receiving
the attention 1t deserves.
OF course. to the average theater.
goer the name Of FRITZ 6cheff VIII
Immediately associate itself with
Mile. Modesto" for that. out of
all musical shows in which she has
appeared was most distinctively
her own. She has just ended a tour
with "The O'Brieh Girl"
The Washington times., 1921-11-20
Has Many Laughs
DUsTER KEATON's latest co,

BUSTER KEATON'S latest COM
dy, 1.-THE Boat" which was re-
viewed privately in Washington
last week, is one Of the most re-
-markable short-reel laugh makers
ever made. 1.-The Boat" is almost
entirely nautical, and makes use
of craft as unique in maritime
construction as the trick house
with which Keaton convulsed his
audiences was in his first indie
pendent starring vehicle, zone
Week" 1.-The Boat" will be shown
at Crandall's Metropolitan Theater
at an early date.
The Washington times., 1921-11-20

Mr.. Watson owns two theators.
valued at $500 900 In Paterson.
His home life Ia ideal. Blessed
with three children, his home Of
thirty-two rooms IL one Of the show
places of Belmar, N. J.
Billy says to stop work 10 to
shorten life, and he has no inten-
ton of giving UP his profession,
even though he is now prosperous.
He Is the same genial fellow that
he was forty years ago when he
was drawing 80 a week for his daily
toll in a cheap Bowery theater.
The Washington times., 1921-11-20
Agnes Ayres Has
Bout With Slaves

VXTHEN screen stars are required
" in the performances OF their
roles to battle for the pres
srvation Of their lives. honor or psr-
sonal rights, II II often done list
lessly. but seldom 30 in Paramount
pictures. The invariable rule Of the
Paramount directors IL to be realis-
tic. so that when a fight II scheduled
by the story. It 10 q real battle and
no makeshift affair.
Thus II happened that when Agnes
Ayres. Paramount star and featured
player with Rudolph Valentino in
George Melford's magnificent pro-
duction of "The Sheik" which will
be the feature attraction at Moore's
Rialto theater all week. beginning
today. was directed to fight four
Arabian slave girls ''for all she was
WORTH" she obeyed orders literally.
the result being a scene of intense
realism seldom seen in any motion
picture.
EFT was lots Of sport" said Miss
Ayres the next morning. But, oh.
today! I feel as II ia been through
a cyclone. Those girls were all
stockily built and all four chung to
me at once and had to throw them
off. I assure you haven't any idsa
just what I did, was told to fight
and that's all there was to It,"
This ID only one of the many real
is ,ic scenes in this superb prodSc-
ton. There are many thrilling mo-
ments in the action. desert sand
storm. battling Bedouins and mag
nificent Saharan scenes. The pic
ture IL based on L. M. Hull's novel
of the same name which created a
literary sensation both in this coun-
try and In England.
The Washington times., 1921-11-20
Mabel Withee Non
Leading Otvrl Sh0v

q
Sugar Plum Prima Donna" Of
the Winter Garden. has been
lured away from bright lights Of
musical comedy to try . Hing at
Naadevills. True to the manage
ment that has brought her farne and
fortune, II u 6hubsrt Vaudeville
which win b responsible for the
presence Of this dsiishtful little bum
IL Of fluffiness s& the Bslasoo. LIT
~ Mis- withes - now star in her
swn right. playing 'Aary" in Eddie
sDowling's ''Mary. Irene and Sally"
u happy concsit that takes the form
sof sweet romancs Of the tsnsments
yand the stage. WITH Just . pretty
stcuch Of sentiment.
To the thsatsrgosr devoted 70 the
lclassics Mabel Wlthss means moth
Ting. but to those With = leaning "a,
smusical comedy and extravasanA
sshe ID, q familiar favorite. Nearly
two years with Al Jolson. playing
opposite that splendid entertainer
sin Robinson Crusos. IT, and an
ether season with him In ''6inbad"
earned her . popularity that II the
envy Of many . vstsrAn stage STAR
for Mahs, wlthss = little moro than
Q child despite her suocsssful stass
s1psr3snosi
Mabel w1thss - ens stassstruck
girl who made good. The daughter
OF Grand Rapids Q6ioh.) contractor
Of the most practical type. who alb
horred the stage and all it, Torks
and personnel. Miss withes created
CONSERVATION in the household whom
rs . child she yielded to the psy-
Geological ailment commonly known
u being stagestruck.
In an attempt to break tho charm
Of the stage her parents took her to
the manager Of . small theater pre-
senting films with incidental vaude-
VILE features. believing that b.
cause Of their acquaintance he
would discourage the child. Instead
he discovered something in her that
made him engage her on tho spot.
and Mabel withee mado her debut
singing and dancing between mo-
ttion-picture films.
The family removed to Detroit to
escape the influence Of the little the
later where Mabel had done 30 we'll.
and here again she arranged an
Identification with tho theater, over
coming parental objection and COM
pleting an apprenticeship where she
. was able to learn her trade, as 1t
were, by stealth, because Of the in
reference of those entrusted with
the enforcement of the child labor
laws. Another move. this time to
YOUNGSTOWN. Pa. brought the child
within the sphere of influence of a
dramatic stock company. which she
soon Joined and with which she &C.
quired a fine knowledge Of the tech
Inique of the stage.
' 1t was while playing with this or
ganization that Miss Withee came
under the attention Of ]. ]. Shubert,
through the activities Of an agent
who had seen her work, He had her
make a trip to New York and sing
for the big producer. She was so
embarrassed and frightened that her
voice broke, but Mr.. Shubert recog-
nized the possibilities Of her charm
as foil for Mr.. Jolson and imme-
diately engaged her. Since then Miss
Withee's star has been In the as
cendant until she now heads what Is
described as the most ambitious
act in vaudeville.
The Washington times., 1921-11-20
Were With Allies

LIVERY member Of the Joe Bog
amy troupe Of comedians which
IL appearing at the Belasco this
week with the exception Of the
three midgets). served with the
Allies during the world war. Ar
mond was a prisoner Of war in Ger
many for sixteen months. The act
was reassembled two years after
the armistice.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-21
THE PLEASURE Of LIVING;
DON'T PAY RENT
Can Be Greatly Enhanced BY
Living In Your Own Home
and Be Independent:
Buy Home

There Is many man living IN ano
ther man's house whsa he misht =
nvlax in his o~n
Which class 40 scn belong 10. NJ
VOC own your home or are you payins
.rtoats 10 The iandiordt You can own
your o~n home easy enough II you
are paying $50 or SO 8 month reni
cut Ehe corners az roar expense ac
count little and yea will he surprss-
ID he~ easily. ana N wh&t short
.Erns. yoa Will get substantial ecaitY
In the property you are no~ stacking
ap rent receipts for sae other fellow
X your Income is sucsa that yoa car
see your way 70 pay ren, In the above
amount .hsa you SAX certainly ge.
start on home ot vo1r own Go
sousnls the Building Loan secretary.
he viii show yoa the way 20 ger start
sd On the iA1,ser tea. viii soon put
you in possession q Money Home.
IN the cities and i8rze manafactnr-
INK towns, where the population Is az
a mora rowing disposition than the
smaller places. where the people are
uaore settled and the spirit ot ac-
eamul4tlon i greater tbs TER cent-
age Of home owners i muck greater
Ia places ot troT ten 20 tsentytIve
shoasand Take for Instance the city
~ w4oaiga. kaasas with population
cf about seventy thousand The per
ssnt&ge % hon7e owners i forty per
cent In Oklahoma City forty per
cent % the people are home owners.
Ia Tulsa sixty-five per cent ot the
Inhabitants pay tribute 10 the lazd
lord. while shirrv-tiys Ter cent owa
their homes II Guthrie II l. said
By The real estate men. who ought
Go snow shaf seventy per cent OF oar
people are livin< IN hoHsee which
are tAeir own wha. ~ want row
Is 70 have the other thirty per cert
own the properly they I've Ia then
we Will have a hundred pes cent city
% home owners l. can easily -
done X you. whc are now paying
rent get busy and do your share Of
building up Guthrie. The city j.
-rcwing ard Il yea want a little stake
for :ha future get busy while the
going is COOL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-21
THE cLEAsgsr SPOT

ON c@NfT =
Fffteer yearS ago a well kno~u
Euzlishnaa who .onrea the United
States was close observer cf con
fYtiors IN the large cities which ne
visited His parting words - the
newspaper men Just before bis ship
sailed for home we're: The City o.
Washington IS the ciearest spot N
earth
All patriotic Americans are proai
os our national Capital, We grow
enthusiastic over its bezatiful build
tnes. its monuments. homes. and tlse
general cleanliness which prevails all
she .lme in almost every section OF
that city.
Bat today there are thousands Of
cities and towns in Amsrses which
are Just "a clean and sanitary a. the
city Of washington They have been
made so hv the aggressive Clean VI
and Paine Up eanpaizns which hare
become a regular annual feature ~
their civic life. as they are II Wash
sngton.
TIE discriminating mar Or wousa
vho visits > dirty city for the firs-
tine Is sure 20 Sc its dfsortsrftaess.
Tka-a fx -s~shs~~ .F-r~sr- wrrzrt <f-assz
tade1 and rundown house. or dirtT
alleys 20 attrac, any stranger. There
fore these visitors 20 dirty city are
most likely TO refer 60 II as The
firtiess place ever saw
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-21

Many cities are uosed for their wei
X pt streets-ciean and in perfect re
pair. II Is significant fact ths.
the cieansst and best streets n
America are soand IN those cities
whfc1 have adopted Tire clean Up and
paint up campaign as cne OF theEs
civic features
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-21

To prevent anything from browning
too much in the oven. place one Or
two sheets of asbestos paper over IL
Washington Journal., 1921-05-13
9tnppert=S eim Sranen &erein.

0ie monotli6e 8eriammlrtng 0ie-
les 8ereins fano beute, Sen 10. Mai,
inn <pperts Seim itatt. glm 2.
0toi paren es 10 Sabre, ooB oiefes
Seim gegriinoet ooer bielmebr eirt-
gepeibt lpuroe, elm &eim oos elm gu.
tes 0elitl6es @bepaor fir olte 2elt-
te gegriinoet bat, Die 6ie @obltat
cineS eigenen SeimeS entbebren
miiiien. Gin i6ones Seim, oas elm
mabrer Segen fir Sic olten 2erte
lit. Ser Srauen-@erein fling nit ei-
ner fleinen In3abl bon Mitglieoern
am 9. Weoi 1902ur, 1tno be1tte 8GbIt
0eriel6e 1872, bot elm 8aorberm0gen
bon $4,000, mobpn oas Notige, mas
inn Seim gebrolt6t miro, beitritten
miro. 0ieien @rfolg boben mir in
erfter 2inie unierer unermiioli9en
BrGiibentir, Srat Warie 0e@rain,
81 beroonfen. Sir Die flein1te So.
be nno @efGaigfeit tut tie Sen Mtit-
g~lie0ern oanfen, aber niemals Sart-
fen. SIR mltroe Ser Oarf ser Weit.
glie0er Our6 4uflteben bon oen Sis-
en- oarge6radt. 9ie iebigen 8eamten
puroen alle per INFLAMMATION mie0er.
gepGblt, ltn0 5lpar
Srau 0e@roin 8rGlioent;
Srau S6neioer, 1. 8iae-&rGiioent;
6rau 3anoer, 2. @i5e-grGiioent;
5rau &rosfe, S6abmeiIterin;
Srau &rlimfe, SefretGrin.
Die 8rGiioentin ermabnte ale
Sralten, audi fernerbin trel1 gu ibr
51 bolten, oamit mir nit ~oerielben
Gintra6t ipie bisber aud ferner ar
tbeiten, 0enn nur @intra1t uno Srie-
De MAIDEN inns groB. l1ro nun ber-
geBt niGt, am Sonntag binaiis-
5rnpanoern, 1no oas neltn5ebniGhri-
&c Stiftungsfelt nit uns at feierr,
es mir @u6 ni1t gerelten. Srou
Stoermer lit cine quite &oAin, Die
miro eltd etipas Seines at @iIen bor-
ieben; 6rou 9e@roin bot abermols
Die beIten &iinitler engogiert umgud
etpas Sdones bor5utragen. ltno nun
fommt, l6e1tt 8ino 1tno @etter nidt
1tn0 fommt.
HouIinp MnIthnr
Washington Journal., 1921-05-13
DfutI6lanb, baS 2anb Der Stlapen.
Bon g. @Ieis, @ubinoton, 9. 6

ne sic Observation-Disclosures
aIlein idon 270 @iainroen Mtorf.
8enn man beoenft, DAB 0os 9feidl
Dor Dem &riege MIR eine@eiamtihuIo
bon MIR 5 Wliaioroen Morf bate, 70
fam man ii1 u%ngefabr einen 9eeriff
bon Ser %ber5meifelten inneren
&eridyuI0ung MAIDEN. ltn6 nun 200
Miaioroen @oIOmort ols al 8 r e
&eri6uloung Oa5ul
Or. 8irtb berilift Sic 8ltf1nft
ous3uoenfen, Inn ood nod ~irgen0fuie
51 retteu mas 8i retten lit. Sn ser
erpGbnten 0enfidrift iagt er: .Oos
ean5e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
mG6it iid bon feIbit aus 5it einem
Yroblem Ser q roouftion. 8el-
DIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. man aud er-
Oenfen mag, ale eebe1 lie idlieBli6
immer mieDer 3uriif auf sic einfa6e
Sormel ser MISUNDERSTANDING Ser
beiniiden @irtidoft al 8oren ooer
0ieniten 5ugu ten Ser 6 n :
tente". 9as lit Our6alts ridtig.
8ober sic lleberiduBleiitung ober
fommen ioG, lit ni6t Iei6t 81 iogen.
&on0elsberfebr nn0 nelte @nleiben
miiilen n~orIGufig Ooriiber %pegbeIfen.
Die Soltlng 0eS Ausp1rtigen
glmtes bier (Su9bes) in 8oibineton
mar niht oieieniee, Die man I'M Sim
ne bon @ere6tigfeit foroern f0nnte.
IS ltebt aus, oGS Oh Ser 8rGiioent 5rt
oGem ga un6 Imen iogt mas Iein
i6ldlter StaotSi efretdr 9ugbes uno
Der @urppGer @oober i'm ItiGen be-
ihlieBen. @s mar 3eit gum Son-
0eln. Mtan mari ober oos @efui6t
orf sic Seite Ser @ntente. @tmas
an0eres mar nidt 51 ermorten. Or.
Simons miro oos l6on getpuBt ia.
ben. Sein @eiu6 an 4merifa mar
0ober mobl MIR elm politii6es Mo-
noner. 8oh mas bilft oos SSammern?
GS lit 5u ipGf, iiber bergangene Gin
&c at griibeln. Ole @egenuort lit
unier, sic 3ufltnft rubt i'm beriibm-
ten S6oBe Ser @otter. 9urd blin-
0e 8er3meifllinq miro o1t6 6ie @e-
genmort ni6t better. Soften mir auf
bic 3ufunft. 9os Soften fam rtns
niemano nebmen.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-13
0entidle 0inberIncilunn.

Serr Mar Seinrici, 8biIabeIpbio,
y. .. 9. Gil, plant einen 8 Miuio.
men Dollar u9ripe" fir &inoerIpei.
lung in 9eutidIano. Cine babe W2iI-
lion oelitider &inoer t6eIidJ nit eli.
ner nobrbaften 3uiasmabI3eit sl Der.
lorgen foitet bis gum CONNER 1922
fiinf Wfiaionen Dollars; Die oeltIhe
Hegierung miro beIfen 0urd Trons.
porterleidterung, 2~ogerbGuIer. @s
frogt lid, oh Elm FOLDER n0ribe" bier
IN 8oibington unnbbGngig bonn
9tltsoerein ousgefiibrt meroen fam.
Serr Seinrici ipridt iid nidt iiber
Den Central IitsiduB in Seem gorf
aus. Ger Sdriftfiibrer unieres SiIfs-
pereinS bat iid bereits oieIerbalb an
Serrn &einrici gepanot
Washington Journal., 1921-05-13

8ie in oieien Spolten ihon Dor
auei 8o6en geiaet wltrOe, 1T
9elttihIano bel IlemStrGliben ni6ts
onoeres ii6rig gebIieben, oils in Sen
lauren @pfel 3u beiBen. gttpos on,
oeres mar ben u~mlt6noen nod faiint
m6gIid. Cine ip6tere 8eietung oes
&ubrfoblengebietes lit 5tuor INNER
nod gu befiir6ten; ole enOgiiItigen
@eOineungen oes iogenonnten llIti-
motitns ingen 0oriiber ober nidts.
Gin &ehtsbru6 in Oieier 8e3iebung
feitenS 6runfreihS IN fiinftigen Sab.
rem mare nod allem, mas geI6eben,
bod ou offeniidtlid cine &riegserfId-
ring, elm &oub i'm reiniten Sinne.
9eutidlono lit fir oie nG6iten
fiinf3ig Sabre 8ur Sflabenarbeit per-
Dammit. Ga6 elmer beItimmten 3eit
miro ieoer 9euti6e I'M 0ur6i6nitt
sic Sdlfte ODER mebr leines gar3en
SabresihpeiBes fir 6ie boien geo9-
barn 5u opfern baben. lln0 90 iag-
ten uns geipiIie 2eute, nien1ano iper-
De ipogen, gegen elm bilfloles, pebrlo-
les @olf 10 bor5ugeben, obne Dem ob-
fdl(igen 8erbommlngsttrteiI Der Sc
I6i6te fir imrner onbeim at follen.
8as idert oie &Guber oas ltrteiI qe-
rc9ter Meni6en? Iu1 oos l1rteil
miro ia bon 2onoon utt6 8oris aus
fabri5iert (o0er bon Berlin aus 0urf
2eute fpie Soroen).
9ie nere oeutI6e &eeierung miro
einen furdtbor lfmeren Stano ba-
ben. Or. 8irtb lit ober, @ott 9anf,
Elm GltBerit fGbiger Menid. 9ie Sp-
petition ser &onIerbotiben gegen i'm
itellt 0ieien MIR elm boies Mrmuts-
5eugnis aus. sic iolten frob fem,
bob iemono nilensl it, oie Suppe
auS5uloffeIn, Die iie nenigitens nit
gebolfen baben, 81 fo6en. Sid bon
tGtiger Mitorbeit fern3ubolten, at
.fritiiieren uno I'M 6dmonminfeI at
iteberL lit leidt genrg. Or. @irtb
lit ieiner Mufgabe geipaGlen, 10 bof-
fen mir. Seine 9enfi9rift iiber oie
finan5ieIle Gage oes &ei6es pom Of-
tober 1920 3eigt ein fiibleS, geiunoes.
berniinftiges urteil. 9ie @eiamt-
i6uGo 6es &ei6eS betrug oamals, oh
Washington Journal., 1921-05-13
Infrnf!
Die Mut inter Oenti6en Stnbenten,

Die MOt inter 6enti6en Stm6enten.
garitos fir Afaoemifer.
@ei6Gftsltelle: Berlin ge8 T. @eor-
genitraBe A, 2
Berlin, &c. MGra 1921.
Serrn @rofelior Or. Saul @leis,
Catholic llniberfitp
@aibington, 9. s..
Sebr geebrter Serr 8rofeIierl
Serr &egierungsrat Or. glpper-
mann, goblen5, ben sic perlonli@
fennen, ermutiet MIDI Die Dor fur.
gem in 0eutl6lano g~egriinoete Dir
beitsgemeini9aft Der fatboIil6en8er-
b6noe rGoritas fir 4faoemiter", De-
rem Snbungen i6 beilege ltno beren
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