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20a Kleiner Rundga It is best to start with the Adolf K of the square. It covers more than 36.000 m2 and I probably one of the largest. The Plaß shows old houses with their bays, wide doorways with wrought-iron skylights to see trine am=dwelling of the city. The square is surrounded by the Wirt= schaftliche Lt den deutschen Wer einen such Besuch abst abstinge romantic Der die schöne bc halten, w zeit ersichtlich dieses wunde der kunsthistogange wert in den Besuchenswert. From the glacis at the church we look at the Keulos, with the Blik the Shahbarg, the Johanniskirchlein, the station and look so far into the Iglauer Bolksinfel. Through old alleys, along the old city wall, we come through psslayed grounds to the old Frauentorturm and the Minoritenkirche, where even in the last days art-historically valuable antiquities were uncovered, look at beautiful views and search in the museum to ergrlinden the career of the city and its island. In the city archive enjoy the connoisseur old Pergamente. Thus many new insights into the nature of the city will be found in order to justify the reindeer. As far as the city is concerned. The guidebook "Iglau and its surroundings" grants more detail to the city and its people's island. Note! 1. The Iglau House Book, which is presented by the homemensden of the homeland, is considered as a ceremony. 2. For stamp collectors, in the days from 20 to 25. Orders to the chancellery. 3. In the reform=cinema, from 22 to 26 June, "Youth" will be presented close to the spectacle of M. Halbe. 4 All housing matters and wishes are to be met by the chancel, 31929 Fdolf Hitlerplat 57/2, to lafsen, with future weather on the 25th of June. June in the afternoon, from 3 o'clock, screenings of the H J in the Iglauer Hof and in the gymnasium, together with a repetition of the festival in the Stadttheater. 6. The home newspaper "Mährischer Grenzbote" appears on 22 June with a festive supplement. 7. finders of the ceremony are reserved. : All the countrymen contribute to the celebration so that it corresponds to the dignity and character of the days. All the houses are festively decorated. Don't forget the flower. Meedor Miling, Iglau