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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-28
Brocade Hats

III OCADE 's much favored for
X bridesmaids hats. Perhaps 1t
- solves the color problem as well.
for it is always possible to secure just
the right shade of blue or pink at the
silk counter when the felt hats offer no
assistance to eager buyers.
Large shapes are popular, and plumes
Of the same color or contrasting tones
are used. The design Of the brocads
seems especially ornamental and suit
able for festive occasions. After the
great event, these silk hats are lovely
for evening wear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-28

WY HAT Of the handmade Dress
NA/ ing gown as Chrlstmas
wv gift? Why not. indeed. when
thrifty Paris is doing 1t and
recommending 1t TO the practical Amerl-
can IN the knowledge. or BELIEF. tnat
she. too, will follow suit Now, the gooo
girl friend is always willing to accept
the handmade gift, be 1t lingerie. linen
OF lace, and one step over into dress
hg-gown material will land the maker
In the midst of just the same fluffy
ruffies and will bring to her best 1rieno
or sister one of her prettiest gifts.
There are many types in the sketch.
and they may be varied according TO
the climate. the taste and the necessity
Of the friend-not Of the giver. marx
you.
Won't you let me send you laven-
Ger silk lounging robe" rang hollow
10 one of the busiest women you Will
ever meet She had need for high top
boots and raincoats. but very little
leisure to lounge.
Take the type Of girl friend into con-
aderation before selecting one OF the
models in the sketch. Look over the
first one at the left. the long. plain.
simple robe. and see whether 1t will do;
not merely do" but whether it Will
exactly supply her needs. 1t Is pale
rose satin lined throughout with al
oatross the same shade. Its wrong SIDE
Is as beautiful as its right, the seams
being hemmed down by hand and the
edges OF the two materials meeting per-
fectly. a thick cord covered with
aI ,1I Har nj a
The rich fastener at the front.
DAINTY LINEN TRIMMING
Now let US go on to the next and see
whether you think the handkerchief
linen pieces decorating neck and sleeves
are Characteristic Of your friend. They
are tucked by hand. lace trimmed. and
basted over the edges of this simple
gown a dull blue flannel. held In ABOUT
NE waist by girdle Of blue satih
matching perfectly. Primrose yeiio"
crepe de chine. lined with an even
lighter shade Of China silk. may Do
used for this model with the same
white lingerie folded about neck anu
sleeves. but with black satin glroie'
The short dressing sacQue implies
more work for the one you love. no"
would il suit her? Lavender French
Aahnei. embroidered in silk the same
o'or' Long siik-covered olives. with
~'ehoer cord fastened over them
.auh girdle and tassels of the lavender.
mere are fourteen hand tucks on eacn
ouider and sleeve, providing a most
eotning fulness. and all Of the en-
,Hefed dots are padded. This will not
eh the work; but why try to do So
Aen more work will make the gift far
80. Pink Chinese crepe. II sub
mo- for the lavender, will make
se youthful sacque. The crepe idea
r,,, very good one when an elaborate
sbis "ould make the friend uncomfort-
e' Cotton crepes are very perfect in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-28
Make Your Hatpins

TOR your dressy hat why not
make your own hatpins of lace?
An old form can be covered
with q crocheted medallion or lace
flower. The stitches must necessarily be
close in order to cover the foundation,
but when an Irish lace daisy curls it's
petals over q hatpin you will pierce
your crown with joy In the knowledge
OF having something homemade but
new.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-28
A Silk Sweater

EOR little girls or boys there IL .
new sweater knit from silk.
1t is the slip-over kind. but
there need not be a darkened strug-
gle inside with only the opening OF
the neck to suggest the way out.
This new style is buttoned on one
shoulder and the side OF the high
collar.
For ornamentation conventional
flower design Is worked in wallachian
stitch on the front. For little boys
there are shields, eagles or flags.
Warmth Is assured. and the uncom-
Portable bulkiness Of wooden sweaters
is eliminated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-28
Are Fashion Writers Practical?

ica? We had almost said. There 10
no servant class The servant is un-
doubleday a vanishing race. and as for
her appearance on the street. she Is
seeking no distinguishing marks be-
tween herself and her mistress. She
searches for the latest with alacrity.
and it is doubtful whether any woman
be her occupation. her ambitions. what
they may-ever misses a fashion be-
cause Of the name ~ which 1t Is ush-
cred in.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-28
When Trimming
Lingerie
lust as the general lines and style
Of cut of undergarments vary

i Of cut of undergarments vary
frol season to season, SO VIII
the theme in the ornamentation.
Laces Of fine mesh have been sup
planted by c.uny. Irish crochet and
sqGare-mesh Gllet. The Introduction OF
these coarser laces Is the note or TINS
seasons lingerie.
TIL n, too, allover tucking in thin
null is new. Many new models have
this substantial quality. and there Is
daint!ness always present with f1ne
tucks. The Introduction of narrow
bands of tucking instead Of lace in
sertion gives a relief to those who
are tired OF open effects.
Solid embroidery is still trailing
over yokes and sleeves. 1t is applied
over the tiniest of tucks and Is used
in small and large flower patterns:
The trimming on this seasons lin
gerie promises more durability ana
Just as much decorative beauty as
that Of previous years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-28
UNUSUAL DICTION

Even although 1t is a complicated
language that IS spoken by the pur-
veyors Of style to her majesty the
woman, 1t is understood. Women de-
mand to be thus informed; they almost
admit preference for elegance Of die
ton at the expense of plainness OF
speech. They like. in very truth. to get
them forth into the shops to seek this
thing they've read of in obscure terms.
Whether the "tricorne" be heralded
or a Louis XI chapeau." 1t will be
speedily translated into English and
will be known in almost no time as a
three-cornered or boat shape. The
grasp OF the -be-well-dressed Is
immediate.
But what OF her sisters?" you'll say.
In America we write for the many"
Quite easily answered; they have the
same quick grasp that she has. Woman
is OF the multitude In America In spite
OF the most blatant .ndividualism.
In culture and in clothes we may
preach the doctrine Of the individual,
but notwithstanding this certain tend
ency to separate the cultured exquisite
each from the unlettered tattered other.
we all dress alike.
Had you thought OF this: That there
Is no blue-bloused paasantry IN Amer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-28

HAS been said that fashion peo-
1 pie and pages talk in enigmas;
that the whole army Of artists aiN
experts-writers on dress-comblne -
send their stuff to fashion editors not
even in terms Of the feminine under-
standing. but so far removed from the
practical as to need an interpreter.
1t Is in sense true that much OF the
fashion matter put out without having
been translated for the everyday woman
might well grace the pages OF an
abstract on style or a clothes manual.
to be dissected by some fashion fiend
after the memory of man (and woman,
too) has failed.
1t is. indeed. a clever trick to diff
ferentiate between cabochons and
capuchons, between messalines and
mousselines; to sift out triple gaze de
sole from among other mirrored iri-
descenc~s. Drap de sole and drap de
souple. too, are confusing to the un-
Initiated: but trust the woman to un-
ravel their intricacies before she Is
compelled to resort to yard-wide calico.
While the masculine mind may not
take in the full significance OF broadtail
and rattail, there is all the difference
of fur and satin between these opposite
tails. and the feminine understanding
reaches out Immediately to full ap-
probation of each. Woman 1t would
seem, grasps them at their first men,
ton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-03
$tdot baltimore.
Sunnenamf- unb llntersnng.
Gas Wetter.

,Siir Worplano unb oen 2iltrifi
Columbia beute uno morgen flor, fet.
ne bemerfensipertbe Mcnoerung in Der
Ecnnperatur, leidtc nmipringenoc
@inoe. n'
TaS @etter mar ecitcrn fiibi, ober
flar. Vie bohite lcmperatur iuar 81
@rab nm 9 llbr Hadmittags mo Die
nicSrigite 46 @roo Inn 6 llbr Mor'
gems.
SSn Den nnoeren 9unOes ; Wetter'
9eobaftunes.S tationen oes 2aI,oeS
iprrben Die foleenoen boditen Cent
perotureri perSeifnet:
gaItport 56, Yortlau0 GO, 9olton
GA, gIbanp Sc, Netp 9orf GO, Ebila'
belpbia ga, Itlontic.Gitp Ga, Cape
Man 60. @oihington 66, Noriolf 6S,
Satteras 70, Charlotte "a, Wilnling'
ton 76, Gbarlelton 76, Sapannab IS.
Sodionpile 50, Supiter 81, aep'@e't
sc, gtIanta so, montgomery 81, Nem
Orleans 81, YaIeitine so. @olpeiton
so, Corpus Gbriiti so, Mempbis so,
Cincinnati "a, Yittsburg 60. Ssmego
So, Buffalo 81, Glepelanb 81. Detroit
GO. Ilpena60, Marouette50 .@recn9ap
So, Chicago "A. Iulutb SO, ct. Saul
20, ct. 2cl,is SO, a~anias-Gitp 90.
Omaha IS, Surpn rs, gismard "a,
Sabre 20, Salt Sofe Gitp 6S, Eenper
rs, Wortb Nlatte sc, gmariQo 50,
Iooge Gitp SO, Sos Mn9elcS 6S.
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Nnitcrn.S omper, Sasar nno Sans.
nJrobiinn 9amen @ercin."
Wittuodj, ben 10. Sftubcr,
IN Der Jrobfnn'Saae.
(276,S3,90)

September fein iebrtro.
denerW t. Sm MonotSe p.
TENDER fieIen in Baltimore 3.97 3oa
&egen. Ger Turd)idnitts : Megcnfol
fir ben September betrng in Den per-
f%loiienen 3S Sabren 3.S5 3oq. slber
I'M September oieies Sabres mar Der
@egen nid)t iebr pertbeiIt; an eitein
Gage, Dem 10. September, iielen IN
lueniaen Stunoen 2% 3oa @c9cn.
IS regnete oiiBeroem MIR nod an
bier onoeren 3asen bes MonatS.
Genes Seben bIiibt aus
Den @ninen.-Sm Salptbiirear
Der v@ereiniatcn StraBeubabn . sc.
ielifoft" luuroe geitcrn ailsefiinbigt,
oaB Die abgebranntM @crgniigurgs'
Embellishments bes rHiper Sielp
Garfs" bis 5ur Groifnuhg ser Soiion
1910 wiebcr auieebout iein merben
itto Dob cine gaitje Meibe nsiler ut.
traftionen nad) Dem MuIter bon
Gonep Sslano %bin5ugefiigt miro. Sr.
Z. u. Grob, Der @encral.@ eihGfts,
fiibrer Der S%troBenbabn s@eicnihait.
lagte: Ger Grfolg Der lebten Saiion
5eigte picocr. mic GROCER 9eIirbtbcit
lid Der Yarf crireut uno mie unent.
bcbrIih oerielbe fir Baltimore lit.
Weit Dem @iebcrauibou miro iobolb
ipie moglih %bcepnnen.
erbieIt cine gbfibInng.
Scnrp Hinosfi. 81 Sabre alt, BON
Nr. 925, Sells trobc, bate on,
1reitag Ibenb mehrere iibcr ben
Curt aetrunfan unb morifirte il,
oieicm 3~nitonbe am Sllbe Der Caro-.
lines traBe brett in ben Saien.
@liidIiaerpeiie murben icine Siilic-
RUE pom Dem Reger Solparb @il.
ion, Der auf Dem Shooner ". 5.
Eopnienb" %bcid)dftigt lit. pernoll-
men. Der i'm ans Dem naiieu GIts
ment fiid)te lulb benz YoliSilteli 9cb.
Kruger nislieferte. Ter 9lourpf
brat,te i'm nod Der citlid)en YoIissi.
i%tation, Inn i'm Dor einem lucitercil
unfaa su bewobrcn. "a er bis olli
Die 6ailt nab mar, CAB niai, ibm ri-
men Seppif, bis ieins aleioer trodnc.
ten. sus YoIi5cirid,ier O'Ntria &c.
tern @ornlittas erihien, maren 81,
9Ieiber rpd INNER nab. lno oo ~,
nosfi nift i'm abamNfoitiim poroc.
fiibrt iueroen fonnte. beauemte lid,
Der &idlter, bns @erbor in Der 3cQe
abSnbolten. Gr oronete an, oob Der
Itreitont ireiaelniien peroe, ipcnn +
iuieber ialonfGbiscs ausiehcn babe.
ts@roBer geiismcdieI in
9 iio-@ oIti III tore. - Gle .Ga-
ticrul Biscuit So" BAT oas gauge
Nifpeien Ser iriiberen .Mtlantic @is.
citit Co., an CHARLES. nabc Son.
,papitrabe. fir $e5,0D aefauit uno
iuirb oaiielbe iofort III Gebroitd) neb-
men,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-03

.Hg ~.t .FH~
Gin Gdo o nj Strife DER
~ 4 nte.lid neioer. Morris
u. Some. Hed)tsamualt Der .Gloaf,
Suit onb Sfirt Miiociation, "iogte &c.
itcrn, cr piirbe @idter &arlan am
n1d)iten Wontaa p%etitioniren, bier
Strifer ipeaen WiBadtiing eines @e-
rid)tsbefebls SIT bcitraieit. aiir5lid
erlongte Sr. &onte einen Gitlbnltsbe.
febl seseii Die itrifenbrn Wdntel'
Sdneiber, Der bcnielbcn nnteriagt,
Die ecute. helde ibre Stellcn in bcn
pcridiebeiien 0ciddften eingeaont-
men babei, III belditigen. Mm Witt.
nod aber. iost ST.. Motne, batten bier
Strifer ebenio picle Mrbeiter ati9e-
griffen nlb perpriigelts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-03

Zen anlcrifonern, Die iid aljdbr-
lid 5u Sa~nienben ciniteaen, gie6t eS
@%clegenbcit, 5u beobad)ten. DOB bie
2ebetsmctic uilo @ewobrlbeiten iDrer
heltihcn Witbiirger feiner 9epor-
mlnorng bcoiirfcn, cher gmpicbiuna
pcroiencn, llto ben Te,ltid-g mcrifa-
nern, Die nod nid)t gum 8erbano ge'
boron, lit oieies Set cine Wobnung,
lid, ms acknowledgement.
@ir wiiniden alen StaatSpcrbdl.
Dcn unb Gin5eipereinen riiO nit III
len Dem Hationalbino beItanbi9eS
@ad)icn unb @coeiben 5ltr meiteren
6orocrung u%nicrer getneiniamcn Be
l,rCbiltgcn. .
Iem nit Der Strait. bic Oo idlaiit
rno griolse crringt, wadlt bic Maft.
ODER aud, bic Tflift, bic ms 5u so.
bercm treibt.""
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-03

Gle NJ a d. Scr 9iebc.-Gic
9efunmtidoft elmer &olben mnd)tc
nlif Der Subion S,iltpn-Seie Der M1,
troie Somorb q. Gong ponl arcil5cr
DWontono". So bingcriiicn bon Der
Sicbe ipur Scr iltn0c Sccn1onn, Dab
or crit an i1in Sdiif bod,tc. at,
ooiiclbe Mcp 9prf bcrrita perlulicu
batte. 9hn iunr gutter Motb tbsllcr.
Iie nMpntnno" mar bcreits oili benz
Wege nob Norfolf mo 2onJ b..
idlob, "a ibm bos notbigc aleilacIo
feblte. per 6raf,t5ng ols blinber Tni'
iagier nndl5iloompien. @iS @alti.
more flapptc es. &ier id)liei 2oltg
aber ein nnb mlrie pm S5pa,inl.
EoliSiitcn @oltcr Touiou bon Der
~9altimorc Ohio . G%iicnbnbn" ii0rr.
rilnlpelt. Noli5eiriHter Ypben bieit
2ons fir Die Worine @eJ6rOcn felt.
@eaen bos Spm0cn.- Wc-
iitnobcitS. GpmmiilGr |pslep fat bic
Epliiei crilld)t, bic Negen boS Spll,
feit a%cridtctc Grorbnunn idGrier
ourf5niiibrcn. Is beibt. oab Slpi.
idcr Der Observation-Disclosures. Ser
Eolisei mo oeil Hid,tern Gin gbfoms
men getroifen wilrbe. bcmSufolge
VerltnBc 1egen 0ieie 8%erprOnmu
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Gnttanidans brinst Sub.

Scilrp Yerlnun, Elm Shneiocr BON
Sit s baltimore. be9ebt bllrd
gintbmen bon Seudt9us SclbIt'
morb. - Sam BON fredericksburg
mo fano bier gcidaftlide Sdpie-
rigteiten.
Wit eincm 8nsibluld) i'm Wunbc
mltrbe Der AS SDre alte Sbneiocr
Scnrp Scrmun bon Nr. IDS, Dit.
2ollbarbitroBe, BON ieincr @ottin,
Srau Hebedo @crnlon, allf ieincm
Sdncioertiid toot n,lfgefuloen tSroI
9crnon eripod)te gegen 9 ltbr geitern
iriib burh %iturfen @asgerud). Cine
Nafforidung ergob, baB Der @erud)
ans Der @erfltGtte ibres Wonues
fam, mclGe peridloiicn nor. Nihts
! @lltcs abnenb, medte lie ibren Snbn
uub crbrad nit Siilfe oes &esterel
bic 5biire. Sei ibrem Gintritt fano
iie ibren Mann in ieine1 Nadtflei-
bern ani DEM Glide liegenb. Gin
Sdlallh, Der nnl @asarnle bcieItigt
mar unb Den 9ermou I'M WitnOe
bottc, iagte ibr Mles. Gr. s. 2.@in.
ner bon Nr. 80, Sin 9rooomap,
pcld]er raid berbcigeruien purbc, err
il1rtc, ooB Der Munn id)pn minoe.
itcns cine balbe Stultoe toOt por.
Coroner SbomtaS SilOler Dom DItli.
den Eiltrift ltellte eilen ollf Selbits
moro lalltenben Spbtenldein aus.
9ermon betrieb bis Dor icd)s Mora.
ten Gin Sdneioergeld)ait in Srebe.
ridsbitrg, So, lnlb fom ouuul nod
Baltimore in Der Soifnung, bier bel
ierc @eid)Gftc MADDEN ST fDnntrn. Gr
ianb iebod) bier Dos @cgentbeil iciner
Grmariunh mo sic GnttGuiduug
tricb ibn in Den Sob. 9crman hin.
terl1Bt ncbell leincr @ittpc fiinf Sim
Der; oas GltcIte 90 Sobre alt lnlo bos
jilngite brei Mpnote alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-03

tr~olbcboroe crtldrt, Die bas Eublifum
TOR l%lebergrifien SciteilS iold)cr Gor.
puratipncn lbiibt, meldJe pom Der Vilra
6rrifoit bcmiQigtc Eriuilegien genie
zen.
Wit Der i'm Sriibjobr b%cgonnencn
Srganiiirung Oes Stootes fonrte lei
Ter nidt III Der beobiidtigten @eiie
iortgeiabren wcrocn, bo bic crpartctc
@ciiteucr sur 9eitreitung Der nid,t
unbeoeuteitoen llnfuiten ollsblicb, uno
Ger 9iirgerpcrein niht gcwilt mar,
kline aaiie fir oicien 3med 5l cr-
id)opfcn. Icm,od) muroe Gin aitIrnf
ar Ole Geiltid)- Amcrifoncr in Morn
la,lO erloiien mo Trufl dlriftcn had
alien 1bcilen %perionot. Mud lplr-
zen cinigc StGotc i'm Staate beilld)t,
I'M nGbere Gerbinoungcn an5lfnil-
tien uno uniere YlGnc ST. crflarcu,
lomie bos Selb 81 lonoircn.
Gs bat lif gc5eigt, oaB itIllcrc ar'
Lett alli bieieni @cbicte nid)t pergc.
bcns mar. GrItens BADEN mir orlrd)
&unOgebulig mnierer S%eItrcbnngen
iicite Anbangcr genonneli, mo ferler
Goben mir ifGricrc Sppoiition gcgcn
COS Mlldertbnm ongcregt. Wic be-
rcits benlcrft, iiilb miro ioiuett nid)t
liner ben aniung binausgcfommcn
bod, mcrben mir, iubalo Der Spub fir
iunier llnternebmclt cntiprcd)cnb SIT.
nimint, bic Sorticelilg Der hcgonnc.
zen Mrbeit nit Gifcr oninebmcn.
Iieicr Yeridjt umidlieBt Den ipc-
icntIidJtn JBcil iinieres @irfcns pab-
reno Der ieit Der lctten Contention
rtriloiienen 5pei Sabre. S~in5u5uiii-
gen lit MIR nod. Dab Die loeben ab-
achaltene Jcier .oes Ieutidtases Elm
Iriutnpb fiir unier Ientfd. Nmerifa
itcrtbum gcrpeien lit. Ter g~epaltigc
ginori.d, ben oicieIbe binterlaiien
bdt, fam MIR quite Joleen buben.
Doitperneur Muffin =. Grctbers, Yfir.
errmeiiter 5. Barn. MnbooI ltno
! nicle Vertrcter, Ger Stauts- INTO
| StdOf-g e6orber lpnren 3eusen Der
@cleiIterlng. bic Der giirgcr. Yercin
init bieicr 1eier cntfadte, luno Bic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-03
Satarrb nuIitanbig scbcilt.

5err Sra 5ennep, Sairficlo, Sree<
ftone Co., Seras. ibreibt:
sd bin p%olitdnbig ION alien Gas
tarrbiDmptomen furirt.
sd lam tpabrlid Iaeen, baB Gea
rina Die bette Tebi5in lit, bie i6 lie
fanb. Sd iperbe allen meincn Sreun@
Rem tets Yeruna fir 8atarrb ems
bfebIen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-03
Satarrb int 2ppf.

Sert 6. Sallod. antiucrp. Ohio,
f1reibt:
nMeine 9odter ellie iplrbe. ndds
benz lie brci Slaidcn Sbrcs Eerulta
gcnomnten hattie, bon Satarrb in
aopf bon 5~pciidbrieer 9alcr pollitans
Dig getcilt. 8ir ennpfeblen Eeruna
Sebent. Der &atarrb bat"
Tcrlina lpirb bergeitent bon Der Ee.
rlitd Orig Wfg. Co., G%olurlbus, 6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-03
sb.s.'S. 1iea..r & g.,
2t7, Cf.Vaitimsre.S tro6e

3eutidlcs nno anosres aiSldnot
'Gcs @elb eefautt nno nerfanft.
@cloienounsen beiorat mad geuti&
lamb. Deitrcid, TuBlanb II. I. 10.
WetieI misaeiteIlt oui misIGnbiihe
Banten. Grebitbriefe urb Iropeiers
CHEQUES. o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-03
WelSienSpuaep.

UeloleMonn8en. -
@elbfenoinsen ,ia4 DeutidInrb
uno Oefttetd . llnaart fiber uno
IdneTl beiorst. 8, 10 iin6 20 Morf.,
irtuie 10 unb 20 Rroneu e@eine oa
psrfanfeu.
9bes. 8. 0isnrr e g.,
sa-A ~. cit, cit-Naltirsvs-Ast t.
Siqet.aeenten. (272)
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M. NeiNert.
V~altimore'S 9entidtr Vbptosrap6,
409-4tt
Worb.gap.gtra6e

Norb.V ap'StraRe.
Gin eriflaiFses 0eiddf fir crit.
KaiKae Mrbciten, nnb feline bOberea
S,reiie, ais sie anbrrsipp ~brSablex.
SYsSialitGt, Hereinssrnpptn nab
SamilienBrnppen. gerSss6ernnses
saA alten Hilbrrn unter Uurautis.
Nditsn sic nxf sbige NoreKe; "a
it ~ Sbrsm Wprtteile.
0sine Serbiubnne nit irssnb ii.
ue,m asbertR StaSis.
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