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The Washington herald., 1912-03-02
LITTLE BOY BLUE.
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Eugene Field was born AZ 81 Io,,,s
September 3 1so. He-died in Chicaro.
November 4, 1895 His father was a law
yer. The poet lived at Amherst, Mass.
as boy, also in Vermont. and attended
Williams College. Knox College, and the
Missouri state University. Having spent
$4,000 left him by his father, he became
a newspaper writer and poet.
Little Boy Blue 4. from "a ran.
BOOK OF Western Verse" copyrighted,
1853, BY Eugene Field and published BY
Charles scribner's Sons.
The little toy dog is covered with dust,
But sturdy and stanch he stands;
And the little toy soldier is red with rust
And his musket molds in his hands.
Time was when the little toy dog was
new
And the soldier was passing fair.
And that was the time when our Little
Boy Blue
Kissed them and put them there.
Now. don't you go tin come" he said.
And don't you make any noise-'
So toddling on to his trundle-bed,
he dreamt OF the pretty toys.
And as he was dreaming, an angel song
Awakened our Little Boy Blue
On, the years are many, the years are
long.
But the little toy friends are true.
Ay. faithful to Little Boy Blue they
stand.
Each in the same old place,
Awaiting the touch of little hand,
The smile of little face.
And they wonder. as waiting these long
years through,
In the dust Of that little chair,
What has become Of our LATHE Boy Blue
Since he kissed them and put them
thers -Harrns Fisid
The Washington herald., 1912-03-02
DISTINCTIVE MILLINERY
OPENING BEGINS MONDA Y

me for a long time because OF its par
tcular distinction. It Is black In color
and colonial in shape with plating of
black tafteta around the brin. Shooting
out from the crown Is a waterfall Of
shaded ostrich so soft and lovely that
II fills a woman's heart with longing Of
possession.
Even while I looked at II heard one
Of the many women who were attracted
Dy the window declare 10 a friend who
admired IL with her that she would
stop little short of murder for that hat, /"
which was, OF course. a jest, but indicated
great praise of the creation none the less.
Now come inside with me a moment
| to the workroom OF Philipsborn's milli-
merry department., where Miss Mueller d.
reefs every creation and gives 1t that
indefinable distinction OF her artistic tenn
perament. For the hats you viii see at
] the opening all next week were in the
fworkroom yesterday, turning, 1t into a
veritable spring garden.
There ! found so many wonderful crea-
tons all in readiness for the opening that
confess IL was bewildering.
First there is an evening hat of pink
plated chiffon and shadow lace medallions
trimmed with q combination Of French
roses, pink and champagne in color, form
ing hearts around the entire hat. Grace
full streamers of black velvet caught in
the center with pink rosebuds gave the
final charming touch to this wonderful
chapeau.
Another most striking importation is a
pink hemp Georgette sailor. the crown
OF which is draped with black velvet.
while great soft pink roses trail over the
brim and LOOK SO fresh that one almost
expects to see a drop OF summer dew
drop from a petal here and there.
! told you the other day about the
promised popularity OF the Hindu tur-
ban this spring. Miss Mueller will show
them to you next week, and when she
does ask specially to see the one Of
white Tagsl straw and macrame lace
with a white pompon for trimming.
Popularity of Turbans Assured.
These turbans are calculated to bring
out all the charm OF face blessed with
piquant features. and their popularity is
felt to be so certain. Miss Mueller says.
that she is having them developed in
many different styles.
Among the big hats there IS a cream
leEhorn covered with cream shadow lace
and trimmed with a great cascade of
pink rosebuds that you will particularly
want to see when you are looking for
a frame that will make a young face
into a lovely human. picture.
There is also a light blue French hemp
hat that is the creation OF Esther-Meyer,
that has a combination Of color that is
so striking that you might think IL in
harmonious unless you saw Il. II is
trimmed with white and lavender lilacs
with a spray Of pink roses running
through them, and straight across the
front OF the crown Is q great royal pur-
pie bow of velvet. The description
sounds very startling but the effect Is
remarkably harmonious and Frenchy.
Another remarkable model Is one OF
Callers creations. The whole hat Is
made Of plated white chiffon. being just
succession OF rifles from brim edge
The Washington herald., 1912-03-02
By JULIA CHANDLER MANZ.


An artist walking down Eleventh street
yesterday came to Philipsbornis window
ana there he stopped Telling me about
Il afterward. he said, with enthusiasm:
Il have not seen so artistic display
OF millinery in all Washington. / have
never seen any shop window that was Sc
rich and harmonious in color. The color
scheme is that singular new shade OF
tan (Which was afterward told is called
'maurice'O and black. and the hats that
made the picture bore such mark of
distinction that I felt impelled to go In
side and learn the name OF the man who
had dressed that window.
Perhaps you can imagine how / felt
when / got inside and found myself the
only m / there. and when l asked for
the chap who had made so artistic a
job OF the window a young woman came
forward and admitted that 1t was her
work" he ended, in voice that be-
trayed, even in the recital Of the story,
something of the confusion he must have
felt in the actual experience.
The young woman who arranged the
millinery window of NJ. PhilipSborn &
Co. is Mis- Madeline Mueller. in whose
full charge this department OF the popu-
lar establishment Is placed, with wise
judgment. For Miss Mueller is an artist,
which isn't always a synonym OF milli-
ner, although IL ought to be; for the
creation OF the perfect frame for a
Wcman's face that a hat should be re-
II you haven't both, don't ever try to
make a success in the millinery busi-
nCsS. II you do, you'll be a rank failure.
Important Feature of Toilet.
OF all the things that go to make up
the well-dressed woman's toilet, nothing
is 50 important as the hat that frames
her features. The discerning woman
realizes this. and so she picks out the
milliner who can make an inventory OF
her features and Immediately place the
hat on her head that will bring out all
the charm Of which these features are
possible.
I am telling you this because II Is the
keynote OF the splendid success OF Miss
Madeline Mueller's work.
She came to NJ. Philipsborn G. Co.'S
seven years ago from Marshall Fields
Chicago house. and with that splendid
enthusiasm which characterizes her work
under all conditions. she speedily won
the recognition of Washington women.
And now she is ready for her spring
opening, which begins Monday morning
l hope shs will leave that beautiful
window, over which she spent so much
time, Just as il is until you can see IL,
for il is all that the artist told me II
was, and little bit more. When you
see IL you will not wonder that he yielded
10 the impulse to 90 inside and find out
who had dressed it,
One of the most striking hats forming
the background in Miss Mueller's window
picture is an immense black sailor trim
med with a bow as big as the hat-a
bow made altogether OF lace. edged with
the new maurice shade OF silk, and
caught TO the side with a silk rose 10
match.
In the foreground is one hat that held
The Washington herald., 1912-03-02

10 crown tip and trimmed with pink
roses and wheat. the finishing touch be-
ing the velvet streamers that win be
seen so much this spring.
The new mustard shade Is much seen
In the spring millinery. Miss Mueller
will show you next week a most strik-
ing model In mustard shade Tagel
braid with large bow OF ribbon to
match. embellished with different shades
Of bronze. blue. and lavender lilacs cas-
caded on the crown. and finished in front
with a big pink rose
might go on describing hats TO you all
day and never do one Justice. for words
are not adequate when II comes to tell
ing a woman about the truly remarkable
hats ! saw at Phiiipsborn's yesterday
just waiting until Monday to be shown
70 you.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-02
Chins Shsyser.

Anxious-Tbere IS 10 spsciaI decoration
for a china shower bess5es flowers, and
no entertainment Is Escessary besides
opening the parcels and enjoying the
bride-elects pleasure with her pretty
things. Cards are stNays permissible,
providing the guests IKE 10 play. Serve
a salad. sandwiches, Olives, salted nuts
and coffee.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-02
POEM THAT HAS HELPED

Editors Nete-Eyery woman fs IN
vtted TO send me . copy Of the peev
nearest and dearest TO her heart-sh.
little verse that has given her fresh
soursEe In some dark hour, reaewed
hef hope, and uplffted her spfrif, NJ
does not matter how Obscure the
verses, 30 iong % the thought con-
tanned In them is uplifting. The heart
throb poems sent me for this serfes
mits, end Will furnish every woman
who chps snd saves them q co1Iectio.
she could obtain under NO one BOOK
cover. u eopyfng your favorite poem
enc side of the paper
The Washington herald., 1912-03-02
Evening Dress.

John LATTER o'clock a man wears
evening dress-that is, a dress suit. with
low cut black or white vaistcoat. and
white linen tie. Consult q good tailor
about the details of evoniig dress
The Washington herald., 1912-03-02
Baby EIb.s

Mothers-Dainty litfis bibs may be made
from a hand-emsrsdered handkerchief
Cut from one epfnsr IN a diagonal line
about two incheS. This forms the clos
ing at the back. thsn cut out the circle
for the neck. Hem the meek and back
closing and hEisA Tlth a soft lace trim
med rune.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-02

not been spoiled. She has always had
to make herself useful snp agreeable as
a sort OF an apology for not being better
looking. and when she marries she IL so
ured her lack OF beauty against her that
she breaks her neck trying to please ner
The Washington herald., 1912-03-02
Initials on Trousseau.

Miss C.-The young girls initials
should be embroidered on all Of her
tTousseau and marked on all Of her we'd
ding presents. In answer to your recent
letter, asking whether you should use
all Of your initials or simply your last
one, I will reply that II is simply a mat
ter OF taste. On the simpler and every
day towels, napkins, sheets. and table
cloths one initial is quite enough. but
for one or two best sets you might use
them all. as the result is very handsome
and smart. II is said that the use Of
the initial Of one future name Of the
bride on her trousseau Ii bad luck, and
that may have been the origin OF the
present custom OF using the brides own
name. At any rate, that Is the correct
method.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-02

chased IN any pastel shade. and 10 a deli
cate eolored material is selected, the
cross-stitching should be done with silk
matching the shade Of the dress.
The iuster OF the silk against the fabric
OF the dress will make an agreeable con-
trast. Handkerchief linen is also a suit
able material for cross stitching
The Washington herald., 1912-03-02
Sc and $3.50 Waists, Choice Al

Richest OF ehanGeable silks and dressy chif-
fons In new effects and combinations the chif-
fons in all shades with net foundation and dainty
net yoke and cuffs. The changeable silks are In
the nobbiest effects, with three-quarter set-in
sleeves shadow lace yoke and cuffs The woman
seeking something distinctive In waist will
ALL SIZES TO SELECT FROM.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-02
Trimnius Tor Girl. Dress.

Mary-cottcn Nas or marquette would
be suitable fer a yeurs girls party dress,
and white OF erchin decorated In cross-
stitch embro,de- n TWO shades OF rose
pink. would be ,'SFy charming.
The wolfe on 11aaa'fsette may be pur-
The Washington herald., 1912-03-02
ANSWERS TO THE QUESTIONS
THAT ARE ASKED BY EVERYBODY


Every Woman reliable Question.
they involve business .
The Washington herald., 1912-03-02
Legal Questions.

Legal Questions.
Henry B.-If you will apply to the
clerk OF the court in each town con-
cerning whose laws you wish TO know,
he will gladly furnish you the informa-
ton you desire.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-02
To Clean white Dre.s.

Subscriber-You may dry-clean II by
rubbing into It boracic talcum powder
or a mixture Of powdered starch and
borax, ~ you cannot get the talcum. Treat
every thread OF the mixture and lay the
gown away for three days. Then shake
and beat out the powder. Or II the
stun will not be hurt by wetting, clean
II with gasoline. using plenty Of Il. Be
careful to have no artificial light in the
room.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-06

Mom ioa niemaIs in idIedl
ten @erien Iagen mas mon ip gu
fer Iroio iagcn fam.
Inter ilrleeidliffenen 2eltter
fommt es leif)t gu Heibungen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-06

ter llmlt0lloen geraoc bon ben
9roBten ullo beftiglten @egnern
perlest meroelt ipiiroe.
Die abIidt ser @erren @ei6afts-
re%iienoen, sic Die Summe, oie fie
iabrIid) fir Srinfgeloer au%sgeben.
nod Wtillionen rednen, tit notiir-
lif, oieies @elo gu iparen. 8ir
5tpeifeln on Dem @rfolg ibres 8or-
6abens. 4Qein lparum beriu6en lie
nidt> in ibren eigenen &reiien STE
|. former an5uitreben, no iie DO b
ausii6t ouf 9urbfiibrung oerielbell
boben lonten. 8ie mdre es bei=
ipielsipeiie, menn iie gegen oas
Great" : Spitem porgingen uno 90
nit einelt l1ebelitono beieitigten,
ser 5uelei9 ben @elobeutel nno
oie @elunobeit ongreift. 9enn oas
gegenieitige groftieren peri6lingt
n1ebr, als sic Summe, oie bas
5rinfgelo foitet, uno Die @eillnobeit
leibet au6 oarunter.
@ir miinl1en troboem oen Ser
rerr vDrummers" oIes @liid au if
rem 8orgeben gegen ben Srinfgelo-
unfug; mern lie in oieie 8efpe-
eung ieood o1d glei6 einen 5elo
frieg gegen oas Graftieren ein
ldlieBen, 10 lit Elm ooppelter 3mef
e~rfiillt. Sn. Staats5tg.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-06
Gle 5abrt uadJ benz r~nbefannten
Gier.

Sen befannten Mfrifa : Neiienoell
Sans S1omburgf, ben @erfaiier be-
gudes: @ilo nlto @iIoc inn Ser
gen Mfrifas, fat aarl Sagenbef mil
elmer ebenio intereiianten fpic &C.
| beimnispoaen Mufgabe betrant. e.
banoeIt ii6 oarunt, 0aB S6ombur9t
Elm Dem Musiterbcn gelpeibtes SIcr,
oas in nllr nod lebr menigen ggeln.
plaren I'M Snllercu 2i6erias boz
fDn1mt, tebello lla1 europa bringt.
Sdomburgf lit ioeben bon efner
gorerpeoition outiidgefomnlell; cs
lit ibm eeluugen, als erfter Gnro'
pier III pcri6ieoene Gisber ll1ler
foridte geilc oieicr bodit intereilon.
ten 9iepublif 81 fonfllcn uno logon
meiter big ms 9er5 Der aud bel,te
| nod 10 gefiirhtetcn Eager oes fric.
| geriiden Stamlnes Der tGolab Gil.
8lloriugcn. Seioer mabte biele erlts
expedition iltfolge DER ia befonntlid)
III 2iberin 10 ldmeren 9tcgeir5eit I'LL,
terbroAen mcrben. Die bis1er Md
gcrineen 9(noeutungen iiber Die Gr-
gebniiic ser M%uffi1louilg beg Siers
entitammen cinenI Suternieiu nit
S6omburgf III glntlperpell, baS Dor
tige 3eitlnaen gleid nod Der Mc'
funit oes 6oribun9sreilenom &C.
bradyt baben, Seoenfalls lit cs
fifcr, oaB Sdombllrsf ilid)t mr. mif
Der 5dbrte oeS Sieres ~gepeien iii,
ionoern es oll6 i'll nadlter Nabe Dor
li6 uebobt bot, uno es llar Dem dA,
Beren lImltmn0 DER eilltretenocn Me;
genseit 5u5uidreibrlt lit. oab bic
@orerpeoition nod sit feinem iueitc-
rem g~reifbarcn &ciultat gcfiibrt bat.
Scarf Soael,bed riiltct iest cine neile
expedition inter Der Siibrui1g
Sdombnrefs, bic %llhgefdDr iii ID
Sagen oufbreden ioll, uno oann bot.
fentli6 nidbt oblie oieies mpiteriolc
Gier 5nriidfebren miro. Gin bodlin
tereIlontes greignis auf oicies erIten
9teiic 1T iiMiacns ME gntoedltng ei
ies tdtigen araters ill ,2anoc Der
Mano @olnb gepeleiL Scr ourd Die
Hcaen5eit geoonpft, einel aeiiel ini
llmfonge bon mcbrercn 0iaorotfi-
lonetern III oitbfc o9afnpfipolfen
biillte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-06

ittlent6e6flid altf oisler peiten
9%teiie Hdpa brolidt @eieaihoft,
Die oli leiHenGor seltimmt 1T lpte
id1 MO Mqnla Semanoen, Der in
9Jiottsutea- ser @ntmutigung, ser
acknowledgement gar Der Gorge
ibr gum Setteaitebt. SD oarf nit
nidt nerbeblen1 oaB 1olde Momellte
eintreten fonnefa $50 berubigeno
aud 8rofelipr Girguer mber Yapos
gefitoen n1io oiaie &eiie gu uns
ipri4t. 9dpa tit leioer %ieoenfaas
III einem. 3uitanoe, no man ihm
9fdes ierilboIten lruB mas i'm auf-
reser .poer rlitr.. beunrubigen font
te.5 9afir. 1insidzad. Sd meiB nit
ibrn sli4nsagebeff nfb better mei=
men @let6ml1t gu bepabren ais
Wtama Sic leidt auBer Saiiung &C.
rot, erreet uno. nerpos lit
ST betrabtete ffie nadoenfli6 uno
mar ID be1otflmet bon BENT mas Tie
idgte iiros pie fees iagte, befon-
nell entidloiiea ulo bod in 5ittern-
Den, beimlider 8eballtt, baB er fein
@sort Der Grtptberllng fano. Grit
iob JIG abhadn III o.naan, ols bate
iie ,ienle @epalfen Eerlaaidt:
sd +aptiB 9fes1sssoeif.meine an-
iidten -gan3 rfabtig. Ses mo- Sic
uniere 3uriidge5ugunheit otter tel
lem meroen sic iib ia ielblt ell
urtetl biloett Msnnen iiber Die liz
llerell 3ulun1meu6da9e unieres 81.
mIltenlebensa @alm auennts4nu1 frH=
Der -sDsdnbasaidifbers ihierL 10 in
Strom Der groBen i@eielligfeit, Die
les 2ebens nod auBen ,uio NIT al
len steuBerGd,feitens itets fir an-
oere Info init 'MnoereiL Die uns I'M
Snnerlten freulb uplo gleidgiltig
lino, 10 bot in oelts 1ruitolinien Die
3uiantntergeborigfeit rnieres enge-
rem JalniIisfifreiies fid neniger Der,
iboben- dis ib lnalld)mal befurb-
tete. SD iebe Das NIT ber5lld)er
6renoe. @ir iino, morbte i'd iaeen,
eneer 5ltiammengeriidt, lett Yapo
Gube nno geieafbaftlibe Neierpc
a%1cmpfoblen, u1lo Niclnano finoct
oas laitig.. 9eidt ein1nal DIANA,
fir Die ib am meiiten fiirdtete, Weel-
men Yruoer bat Der @rnit %ieiller
Situation moi 5ltr @infebr beltimmt
lulo es' lit erltaunlid, uie intig
ct iid Dem Sauie anidfiebt, ipie CT
iid formlih anfIarlmerf an bieien
@obelL Der mie er iid lpol lagt,
ood feline ~feitelte Stiise lit"
(6nrtlcslnIg folgt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-06
spienamen fir epeiieu.

Sap Der 3uder in launige Stim-
nlung periest, i6einen Die pielcn
luitisen Spisnnmeil 81 beweiiem.
Die Der. golfsmit nit 8orliebe &c.
robe fiiBen .Speiien nno 8adiper-
fen gicbt. So finben mir inter
Dem flcinen @ebad 3. 9. neben
uMegenipiirmern" uno u8flaiter-
Iteinen" nud uMiirbe Seelen" ino
uNonneuieuf5er". Mn oErunfenert
Sl,ngfrone,t" unb vstuoeutenfiiiien"
feblt es 10 menig pie an u2iebcs.
ariibden" nno nBrigeIfrapfelr' J.
8ir fonnen ms all nSeuAlern",
an ,@oIfssdbnen" ulto .garenta-
sen1 an ,Sbub- uno Strumpflob,
len" laben, unb iouol u8rin5eiii-
nen" als .5prungfeoern" ltehen ms
5ur @~erfiisuug. Ser weiteiten Der.
breitung erfreut iid aud Der No-
ME u4rme Sitter" fir cine aus
5gemmeIidciben bereitete ilBe Spei.
ic, Die i6on gu 2utber's 3citel
in ocn 2anosfnedtcn groBe Ser.
cbrer gefuloen baben loa. Sn Girol
llennt man oieic Speiie 18eooel-
looer" cine gieripeiie nit Sori9
Den vumunoum", Elm init 8cin
bereitetes iiibes 0eridt ben der.
loffenen Gapusiner". Suffer, oieaiis
gefodten @artoffeln sebaden Nor.
oen limo, bciBen i'm 9raunidpeiei'
iden uSduiterfotelettes" iolfc
nus robcn aartoffelu vSoienflitferi".
SsSn oieier @egeno iino Spisnamen
fir Gpeilen aaer Mrt iiberbarpt
iebr beliebt. @eiI Yeafartoffeln ei-
mes Der Smaptgeridte biloen. beibt
man lie u2anoesfinoer". 8obnen, Die
lif nidt nlebr ourd) 3artbcIt Der
Suecno mlsaeidnen, iperoen als
v2eoerne Sungen" altf Den Stld)
ge6raht, mabreuo man Die Wtobren
uYoIiSeifmger" nennt = ein Mis-
nrud scr oct @auneriprade eit-
lebnt lit. als uglefantenfutter" CT.
ideint onf Ser Sofel Der &cis als
,9untes S,lbn" abcr elm @eribt
ans ariiillen lno trodet,et gefodb-
ten @oblen. Mit a@efliigeltiteln"
oeripottet man iiherbaupt germ eiii-
fod,ere Speiien. Gas eperlorcne
Sdnocl@ ser 0elterreider lit eilic
Suppe, it ser nidt etipa Sabnd)et.
Ionocrn III 81 ~aemalste Semmet
miirfel berumihminmcn; Der
.9rltbobn" Der S%biirineer beltebt
meiitcns III einem aaic6rot, Dos
mol aud .Strobbroten" scnannt
miro. 3u nariteti pire idlteBltd
aud, por oem altneariibcn @eb
bubn". 0ieie IN @ipif ei%nselegten
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-06
Der sr%imfselonnfns.

@epiB 1T Ole @rbebuitg ODER Die,
menn ma nil, our1 Die @epobr-
belt er5mungene @erabreidung Ell
neg Trinfgeloes, gang gleih, fiji
mel9e 9ienltIeiltung Oies INNER
iein mag, ein llnfug. llno Die geo
tional : 2iga Der @elddftsreiien-
Sen bet elm politdnoiecs &edt, iid)
oagegen ausulcbnen uno alf @5,
idaffung Der l%lniitte 5n oriugen.
5raglid nur, Oh YroteIte uno Be
idluiie in oieien1 Sale etlpas belfel
iperoen. 9as grinfgelouniueIen 1T
bon europa bierber perpflan6t. Sn
friiberen Sabren nno man
brardbt gar niht ~alI5nlpeit 5iriid6u-
g~reifen - lu1re es cine 8cleiol-
guns, ia cine 9eldimpflulg gene
len, benz i%ouperancn amerifanil6en
8iirger, gang eleid in wel6' inter
georoneter Stellung er iid befinberi
modte, fir einen gcleiiteten Dienit
Elm 9~rinfgelo m5ubieten. Seutc
miro es ermartet. 90 lit ali SteGc
6es Stol5es Die ltntertanigfeit &C.
treten. Man madt iest bier oieics-
ben grfabrlngen, mie oriibelt. @er
nidt ipidt, miro eittpeoer i6led)t
ODER gar niht beoient.
Mud IN Deutidlano mar uno il.
cine 9elpeeung in @anse, Die iit)
gegen Die Erinfgelouniitte ridtct.
Mber erreidt bat man nod nidtS.
llno man oenfe, oaB ols Dor orei
Sabrcn einiee eroBere @otels III oef
Shpei5, mo oob bas 9riufgclo-
unmeien ben @~obepunft erflornlllc.l
baden iolte, Die Anfinoigung er
IieBen, baB BEL ibnen oas grinf-
gelo aufgebobeu unO cs ibrcr Ml;.
gelte1tell perboten moroen lit, Srint.
gelo- gu perlangen ODER ail5uneb4
men, oieie Sotels bon Den Meilcns
oen eemieoen muroen, lpeiI iic
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