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The log cabin Democrat., 1914-12-07
BETTY GETS A CHANGE.
Rcd Cross Seals Helped Her to Ge.
 We'll.

Well.
 She was real pretty and so full of fun that the dimples were always showing in her round. red cheeks. Her eyes were big and brown, and her nut colored hair curled naturally in little ringlets over her forehead and ears. She was just eighteen when we first met her and so neat and attractive that one would think she belonged to the well to do class of working people but when we followed her to her home one day we confronted startling facts. The red in her cheeks was the flush of unnatural inward fever, the high spirits were a pitiful antidote to pitt less conditions, and the big brown eyes saw only squalor when they were not fixed upon a typewriting machine or closed persistently to any view but an imaginary bright one.
 The room we entered was a general living space. used also as an eating, cooking and sleeping apartment There was but one bed. and Betty had to sleep in 1t with her mother, who was too weak to sit up. An open cuspidor sat where it would be conveniently near the bed, which placed 1t by the stove, where their food was cooked. The mother, who was suffering in an advanced stage of tuberculosis, did not like cold air. and her querulous de mands caused Betty to keep the door and windows closed.
 Well" said cheerful Betty, with a laugh. that isn't so bad as not having any windows or doors to close. is it7 Things might be worse."
 Infinitely worse," said the Wise One. You might even take a notion to stuff the windows and doors with rags to cut out what oxygen comes in through the cracks"
 Red Cross Christmas Seals, with their cheery message of hope. gave Betty a chance to get we'll after her mother died. Is 1t worth while to save the Bettys?
 Buy your share today.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-12-07
DECIDE YOURSELF
THE OPPORTUNITY IS HERE, BACKED BY CONWAY
 TESTIMONY.

Don't take our word for it.
 Don't depend on strangers state ment.
 Read Conway endorsement.
 Read the statements of Conway citi- zens.
 And decide for yourself.
 Here is one case of it.
 Mrs ". L. Robins, 4O6 E. Oak St., Conway, Ark, says: About a year ago, my kidneys were weak and I didn't know what brought on the trouble. had dull ache in the small of my back all the time and it hurt me to stoop over or lift In the morning, was stiff and lame and felt all tierd out. l decided to try Doan's Kidney Pills and got box from the Greeson Drug Company. They helped me quickly and after l had finished one box, Twas much better. My back is stronger and my kidneys act normal Fly. Doan's Kidney Pills are fine remedy"
 Price soc, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for kidney remedy-get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that Mrs. Robins had Foster-Milburn Co.,, Props, Buffalo, N. Y.-Adv.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-12-07
DAYS DEVELOPMENTS IN EUROPEAN WAR

Lodz, the second city of Poland and lylng 75 miles west of Warsaw, has fallen to the German arms. It was occupied Sunday, according to the of lclal announcement from Berlin. Around this important town a desper- ate battle has ragged for days. Here countless thousands have fallen in desperate hand-to-hand conflicts and from the shells of hundreds of guns. It was evident from the occupation of Lodz by the Germans that the heav- jest kind of fighting has been going on, for late advices told of vicious attack on the outskirts of the city, and previous to that, of operations 20 miles west of Piotrkow, which lies considerably south of Lodz and along Ia line from Glowno, 16 miles north east of Lodz, to the Vistula rivver. Lodz long has been an objective point of the German army. It has grown in recent years from an insignificant place to be one of the most populous cities in the Russian empire In 1910 it's population numbered 415,604 and with this important place as a base it is expected that the Germans will make strong effort to reach the Pol ish capital of Warsaw.
 Regarding the other operations in the east, the Servian war office re- front, with the capture of 2,400 men and four complete batteries. On the other hand, Vienna reports that the Austrian troops are gaining ground to the south of Belgrade.
 In Flanders and the north of
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-12-07
THE GOVERNOR ACTS.

One week ago the Log Cabin Dem- ocrat published an editorial setting forth the opinion that Governor Hays should issue an open letter demanding the immediate resignation of those members of the state charities board whose political machinations were re- sponsible for the retirement of Dr. J. L. Greene as superintendent of the state hospital for nervous diseases.
 Probably the governor never read the editorial referred to. But we be- lieve that it expressed the sentiment of 90 per cent of the people of the state. And we now take much pleas ure in saying that Governor Hays has responded to this sentiment in man. ner which does high credit to the chief executive of the state.
 In courageous and uneouivocal lan- guage he says, in a letter issued Sat urday, that unless the members of the board are able to explain the charges of Dr. Greene and fully exonerate themselves .he will demand their inn mediate resignations.
 The governor is thus performing an unpleasant public duty in a way which must meet with instant public approval. He has done all that can be asked of him at present. Dr. Greene has brought an indictment of corrupt practices and graft of the most vicious types against certain members of the board and its secre- tary. These charges are either true or they are not true. If they are un- true, D.. Greene is mendacious scoundrel of whom the state is well rid. If they are true, no legal quib- bling should be permitted to interfere with the immediate removal of these members and this secretary.
 Of course, the governors demand will call forth some sort of reply But a mere denial of Dr. Greene's charges will not suffice. If Secretary Hart and the three members of the board who sided with him are guilty of these charges, they are capable of going further and lying when con- fronted with them. Before they will be believed they must take up these charges item by item and bring up indisputable evidence that they are untrue.
 As already stated. Governor Hays has done all that can be asked of him now. If the explanations which are given him fail to offer credible de- fense, however, he has still before him the more distasteful obligation of enforcing his threat. In the per formance the Log Cabin Democrat hopes that he will assert the same courage and determination that seems to have inspired his letter to the board
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-12-07

Dorothy. dear." the mother said. you must stop coughing or Santa Claus won't come. If he hears you coughing he'll be afraid to come in"
 "T should worry" Dorothy replied, showing full familiarity with modern expression. Hes got tuberculosis him self"
 Tuberculosis! Who told you Santa Claus had tuberculosis
 "Oh. everybody knows that Don't you buy tuberculosis stamps for him every ChristmasT'
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-12-07
HOGS, CATTLE OR MEN,
 WHICH?
Governor Ferris Values Men Moro
 Than Live Stock.

: Michigan Is making a vigor-
 . ous effort to stamp out hog : cholera. Hogs are marketable"
 said Governor Woodbridge N. Ferris to the citizens of his state
 . in a recent proclamation calling for cooperation in the anti-tuber-
 . culosis campaign. Michigan is making vigorous effort to stamp out tuberculosis In cat
 tie. Cattle are marketable Why . not make a strenuous effort to stamp out tuberculosis in men, , women and children? Human beings are priceless"
 , Red Cross Christmas Seals are
 . means for every man, woman , and child In the U1ited States to have share in stamping out tuberculosis. Have you bought your share?
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-12-07

In Flanders and the north o
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-12-07

France, Sunday was comparatively quiet, the French war office having nothing to report, and no marked suc- cesses on either side were recorded in that territory for the previous day.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-12-07

man aviation hangars in Frieburg, in Breisgau, Baden, is acknowledged in an official report received in Washing ton from the German foreign office.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-12-07

While the attitude of Roumania from an official standpoint is not yet known, Swiss newspaper asserts that Roumania has decided to enter the war on the side with the allies. The time for doing so, however, has not been determined upon.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-12-07

lOSis.
 On Christmas eve little Dorothy. pos ssssed of the whooping cough. was doing some fancy whesplas ter cen pany tAat had conA t~s
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-12-07

Forty British and French warships have assembled at some place, the name of which is not given in the dis patch making this announcement ito force their way through" It is prob able that the correspondent intended to foreshadow an effort by the allied ships to break through the Dardan- elles, but the name evidently came un- der the eyes of the censor
 The German Field Marshal Baron von Der Goltz, who spent many years in reorganizing the Turkish army, is reported to be on his way to Constan- tinople to attach himself to the en- tourage of the sultan.
 Petrograd says that the Turkish cruiser Hamidieh has been damaged by mine and has returned to Con- stantinople.
 King Nicholas of Montenegro ad- mits that a third of his army has fallen on the battlefield, but declares that the Montenegrins will continue to defend their country.
 That the French aviators have sue ceeded in dropping bombs on the Ger
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15
@urnm gi6t cs mc6r gSittiuen ais
gHittiuer?

SSn Sien bat cine Der groBten 2e=
beusnerlicberiirgs @eieni6often felt.
gelteat, 6aB iiets Die 8obI Der ySitt-
men GROCER lit oIs Die Ser @ittiper.
I'm Dem @ru1oe oieier merftpiirGi-
gen Gbotiodc nah5ugeben, ipuroe Ell
ne llnlirage inter Den beriibnltelter
gIer5ten uno @ueenetifern, oeranitoI-
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folgenoernoBen: o@enn 5mei @otten
cine longe 9iei6e bon Sabren 5tiam-
mengelebt boben 1no Die @be 0urd
oen Sob ser SSrau gelolt miro, 10
iiberlebt Der @atte Die 6rou ertob.
riinesgemGB nibt Ion9e. @r mag
nod orei bis ieds Sabre lebeu, o6er
ieltcn IGnger. Stirbt oagegen oer@ot.
te, 10 i6eint'oie 5rriidge6Iie6encNrou
glei1iom ourG oen COB oes @enoi-
fen neuc 2ebensfroft geponnen 81 hd-
ben. Sie bringt es nod nuf Is bis
30 Sabre unO mon6mol nod oorii.
Der binaus. @e5eihnenoerlueiic ii6er-
miegeu in ser 8obl Ser SunoertiG5.
rigen Oie @ittipen 10 iebr, oaB iie
fait Die SGIfta Der SllnOerti6brigen
biIoen. 0ieie oiiffnaenoe gri1ei.
nune eriinoet lid auf Die Sbatiade,
,ooB, ipenn einuiol Die Srou oas fri.
tiide 9llter 3miiden 40 bis 80 Sab.
rem iiberi1ritten Bat uno lib elmer
guteu @eiunoheit erfreut, ibr G0rber
eeeen 9lngrifi gefeit lit. 9o5u fomnt
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ais Wittipe Suriidbleibt, lmo oGb iid
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regelm1Bieeres 2eben fiibren 5u f0u.
nen. Ser Monn oaeeoen nlllB au1
no1oem CT elm bol6e So6rbunoeri
onrhlebt bat, iiG peiter plagen, I'M
ser Sonlilie zen llnterbolt 5n ic6of
fen. Stirbt ibm Oonn pI0bli6 Sic
5SroiL 10 fGlt ibm Die gan5e Sdus.
boltsloit 5u, imO sic @irtbibaftS
fiibriing gerGtb in n0lliges Stoden
mas aIIes fir Die 6rnu tibt Sutrifft
Die @efo6ren, bon oenen ii1 Sel
@ittper beoroGt iiebt. trogcn oou
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ilno i'm ouf oen @eg zines iure1el
nl1Bigen 275erS 81 orGngcn, oos iei
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15

Vufiitreifen qelgeppt. Tie glernel
iino fir5 lno nil Orei arauien rnten
oarhirt. ssn nent God lino bic ult-
frdufiideit linien Der Siebaiger
Sabre itors betont, Denn oerielbc 1T,
faIt bis sur S1iIle bindiii nit Huff-
ltreiiee gornirt. Cine eiuge5ogcne
Salbel oht 8on brett, lit inn Sen
9ianD oes &ofes oufeeiteppt.
B Die Saileu iino ii6erous onrhli1-
tig bloillennrtig bon unO 5ientlth on'
ihIieBenO. Die Dtebr5obl Der D1o-
DeIle. peiit lnorfirte 8oleros soltf
9(fle 9lermel 1aben iibertreben meite
9lrmIo6er. 9ouge slermel' iino Die
6iibrer in @opuldritdt, Oenn Oie met
ten Der neuen 6riibiabrsfleioer, be.
ionOers Die fir StrnBentra6t be-
Itimniteil, boben longe Nlermel.
6ebr Derl9ieOendrtig lit Der 9Ib-
idft6 Der Solslinien. Ser iapanilGC
itno Der Ion- Sloppfrdgen geboren 81
oen populGriten Wiooellen. Der mo,
0ttl3lrte Wfe0tct lill0 ole ullIeWplei
benoe Solsriiide bleiben qllf fecrcr
in Der Mooe.
9lqe 9ln5eifen oeiiteit odrouf bin.
oaB Der fIeine Sut ons Selo
i'm Ghlge ero6eru miro. Sir
fri6e 5riibiabrstroht lit es
Der NIT 6obenb flod al Der arone
anIieaenoen Nano oeriebene Snt, ser
Die groBte Eopuldritdt crriugelt
oiirfte. Oft iino 9rone uno &ano
bon perI@ieoener iSarbe, mas ron
febr hiibidler @irfing uno aaeemein
fleioiam lit, &onieroatiU eeiinrte
5roiien benor5ugelt notiirlih ben Siit
i'll eirer 6nrbe uno beeuiigen iid mt
eineni 6arbeu8ilias in Der @ornitllr.
g4anoo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15
0lms rent SReidDe Der SysCbe
mmb Der Ntelenidlait.

y ~ ~ 4 - = -. CN,S-'
Die SSoIten5eit leet man6c BE,
Ihr1nfitngen auf, oos miro 5iigeges
ben. 9lngeni6etnIid aber eritreden
iib oicfeGben nibt oltf Die &leioerira.
ae. Die 26oen bieten einen prddbti'
geren 9lnblid in Der 9lusDabl Don
ibonen aleioern, Stoifen uuo @ariii-
turen uno es erforOerte 9oli5e Spcl'
ten, nenn man mir ontidberno cine
geihreibiing DER periHieoenen Ge-
tails geben nollte
JO}on bat cine Dlanie fir 3an5en
inlo 0iniren. Diner.Roben iino in-
tercIianter ais ie, uuo BEL einigen Der
beionoers elegnnten @eieIidaitelr be.
fommt man einige origiuelle 9oltiine
5u iebcn Mie idon boufig eriu1but
iuoroen lit bieI bon Der Originolitdt
bieier aleioer oos @rgebniB Der per-
einten Sheen bon &leioernmndber ino
4unOin, ocnn Die 6raii BON beitte ifil.
brit 'ibrc eieeuc 8erIon iino bat riel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15

eriboB Die Stbmicgertodtcr. Gor fir.
sem bat iicb MN Der iH5rpii6en so
Satire alt oeworbehc @iirOitcndbcf
olfs neie permGbIt. I'm ieiner SadGc
'iider 5lt ge6cn IdBt ct oic jlmge
Sroit ouf Sbritt lno Eritt BON ei.
mem Bis aiIf Die Sabine 6cpaffuetcl
2eibpG6tcr iiberipnden, 90 lit 0as
Coos ser 6roil III 9II6anien icIbi III
oen pornebnitcn 6onlilienl Gem Die
Dpnoitie Der 8iboooa lit cine Der 6i-
teiteu ilno nneeiebenlten i'm 8iirllen'
tbun ibr Soltpt miro ipegen iciner
uniOerieqen 9ilOung lanoaltf lauO.
ab gsriibnlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15
eOl( man SlinOcr 5nm Giicn s,uinacn ?
ggu8 ein epcsiaIar5t Oa8u iaat.
g8enn aeillnbe ain0cr iih m eiie


@enn gelllnoe 9inopr iih 81 eiien
meigeru, fonnen MIR er5ieberiide
MaBnobmen in Srage fommen.
Wlon bat 5u lulterideicen 5iDii1et
&in0erlt, Oie gar nifts Su ii6 neb-
men ipoaen uno iol6en, Die nobl SIM
Srinfen, obrr nidt gum @iien 81
bringen iino. 8ei &inoern, Die nod
9(usIage Der W3utter nic6t eIien mol
len, finOet man offers, ooB lie 6por
an ben offi5ieneu MobI5eiteu oos gi-
len oeri4nGben, oaB iic iid a6er bin-
terber idaoloS bolten. Oit miro and
Sen &inoern 5wii6en oen W3abl5ei-
ten 10 oiel gege6en, ooB man iid iiber
i6ren mangel6often 9lppetit beinlWlit-
tagelien nift tpunoern oorf. Sine
&ei6e bon &inocrn bat feline 2ult, ge-
rooe oos 5u eiien, mas atf oeu Siid)
fomnt, ooer pos iie ii6erballpt eiien
ioIlen. Sm olgemeinen empfieblt es
iid, Ser Gntipidelirng beItimnltcr @e-
i6madsrihtungen beim &inoe ithon
friib5eitig entgegen5iitreten. Sc irii-
Der Dies geI9iebt, oeito iHmer5loier
lit es fir oaS &ino ino oeIto iiAerer
iit Der @rfolg. 9I6neiglng gegen te-
itimmte Speiicn oarf man niht ein-
mur5eln Ioiien, oft lit iogor elm ee-
tpiiier 3mdng not5menoig, BON Dem
man iicb oitd 0urh oos @rbrebel
oes GinoeS niHt abbnlten IuIien aorf.
9eipinoernsmert6 lit, Dab Ods. Gino
oft cine geipiiie Speiie 5ii Souie ME
mails ibt, cagegen BEL nuOereu 9eilten
.o6ne 8mang 3u iid nimmt. llcber-
6oitpt beoorf eS MIR elmer 5eitpeili-
gen gntiernuil1 aus ser gemobnten
llm9e6ung, Inn oos gi6tcileniuolleu
Ser &inoer in ben nleiiten 5Gaen II.
der unO raid 5lt beilen. M}dndC
Ginoer iinO ifIeHte @iier, neil eiC
@lteril imo lire llrlgebung i6nen eil1
idIeHtes 9eiipiel geben. @e:piiie gln,
tipot6ien iino oft oner5ogcne @efiIble
5. +. in Ser Hegel Durh geiipiel ami
ooS &ino iibertrogeu. Gas RinO iiebt
oos @er6olten Der @ltern irno an
Otrer 8erioncu empfinoet nit icinen
S5nItinft 0ercn @eiiibIe, nbmt iie mad
ilno iibernirtrnt ouf oieie Meiie oerer
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Die nir nit 9luluenoung dller mog
lihcn 2iiten 5luuI@iieu. 5ii ,briugel
limo, Sat- INNER bdn6elt es iidJ I'm
faIibe gr5iebiing lino idlledte @e
mobning.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15
Die ssran in albaniett.
Guro88o, i'm gse6ruor
Bon 5ris 8 d.

nlie aruautii4en Sraucn iinO
ebrbnr, idlou, iiiB, rei5eno, uno gleih
i6ren NiGnnern bon Mut6es.~ Ger
MeiinJ ser oieie Morte geihrieben
bat, lit elm 9tlbonier, Ser @erioiier
Oes erIicn oIbonil6en 8uhes iiber
9llbnnicu, Monli-9ei Sroi1eri, iebt
elmer ser geihdbtelten Hotbgeber ami
yS5ois" @iio6-Yoi6os. llnO bod lit
Der Wfitteleiirop1cr, ben Elm 9rouIdm
@ai9if in ben abeeidlolieniten Win-
fel @rropos perldlaeen, genei9t, III
oieIe 9obeserhebung 3meifcl 5u Iesen.
Gier Mo1en meile id nun in gllbd.
nier 8erge6Ii6 idaue i1 Gag fiir
Tog na1 oen oiiiBen, rei5enOen" Sc
liftern Ser gllbanierinnen aus. @s
lit, 1ls Oh Tc iih ale geeen mid Der.
ldarorcn b1tten: niemols befmn i1
ptluas onocres, als olte @ulcit 81
ieDen.
0uniit ion ni1t eeiaet iein Odb in
gllbunien oie Srauen b1Bli1 pom
SimmeI foIlen, onB iic per6ubelt,
perbronnt, bertroaltet in oieieS Sam.
mert6ol treten. I'M es ebenio pieoer
5u verIaiien s1ein gan6 iIn0 gar
niht! Inter 0cn gllbonierfin0ern
Iie6t man reht piel biibibe, freunO.
life, polle @elitbter. $50 linO nun Oie
lRGOhen, nie ssungirauen imo iimgett
iSroilen bon 10 Bis 20 SSobren? Ser
@ilropder befommt iie niGt Sll Ieben.
gl6erpor6anoen lino iie, nur binter
Oen 6enltergittern ibrer me6r oOer
min6er serfaQeuen S1ltier perliedt.
W2an barf nibt pergeHen, baB bas
beutiae Tiiritentbun, Ous 8abb @uros
pas, 8u fat brei 8isrteI mobummsOus
Mid lit unD ooB Der SIlam oud ben
rDmiI&sfat6oliihen StGmmen i'm
yorben tpie oen Srtbo0orsn i'm Glib
rem, I.insn Stempel uiifssbriidt Bat.
Mobanmeo bat uber BON bprnbersin
Der Trau einc StelIuns alBerbofb Ots
ccNnI.its angepisien; MIR ben Souris,
Ser @0tteriungfralen, bic Sen i'm
Rumpf qeoen bic llngldubieen aeIalle=
nen SelOen erquiden unb erfreusn Iols
len nit i6rsn gtei5en, 1T cine beI6eis
bene Holle aud i'm pdruoicIe bes
sSIlumbetenners 5uertonnt.
Su @egsnOen, in benen ser syIlum
EerrIht, 1T sic 6rau - bon Der 8dusz
rim abgef.bsn = boIItGnbig bon Der
9lubentpelt ubgeI9nitten. sic 1T bas
Spi.l3eug Oes Mdnnss, bds IorgFGltig
DOr frenosn Qlusen ssbiitet pirb. Sels
ten betritt iie bic Strdbe, llnb Odnn
auh MIR tief in bic untleibIdmen @ez
t;dnoer gebiilt: Sier unb ba tann man
IN Dura6So OOer 9dlonu ooer 9iruna
iul4 bsrmummte @eFdlteu iibsr bic
STRAP. bui9en ieben, ME pereinstlt,
fets 5u 5ipeien Obsr bon einem 2sibs
lUa@tsr b.OIsistt, .SOlaHss pie ppr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15

GrneIlolen 9lben0toiacn bis ms gr.
trem. @s miro ncbr mo mebr bic
i9legel, oaB sic Soille ciniad cine
9rapirung pon sort Ouftiscm Stoif
.bil6et, Ser iid in Der @iiite icitiu Ole
6ormen legt uuo bon 9lcrueIn fcine
Spur 5eigt. Damn meroen ein poor
Sdmud ,Rettcn ooer oeididte SSn;i-
tationen iiber oie Sdutern geporicn,
uno in mahben SGlen miro Elm o6io.
Int ourhi6tiger Sblcier bon SiIll
ODER Chiffon in 5orm eines iniihtba-
rem 5idus bili5lgeiiigt.
gtie CAB es cine Soiion, 100 9orcii'
ren-01oterial 10 Dortbeilboft 5ur Yer-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15
ali ioeen III @e5ug auf oos Geiinl Der
@Ieioer, Die lie traat.

5u iogen III @e5ug aiif oas 8eilin Der
4Ieioer, Die lie trdgt
8iele Der ueueIteiI 9iner.aleioer
finO oitseeit1ttet NIT Der longcn,
pliIiirten 9iinif. oie fir ipGte 5riib-
iabrstra6t ibr @rf6einen gemaht
bat. g(noere tpieoer 6aben elm eigen.
orag bplicbiges Ausieben iiber Den
Soiifteil. Die ouf 0as Bieoer'@ridei.
ncn res Bnniers biu0eiitet
Gin iuunocrbor idones 4leiO be.
Itcht aus 8rofot-gltlos in fiinltpollem
Splitter, ousgefiibrt in nutten Sil,
Der ouf blaucm @rimoe. Scr Ora-
nirtc giod bat cine lonee, 5ugeIpitte
5fIeppe, uno eine pliiiirte Einif BON
blolicm Chiffon miro eingeboIten in
Der SaiI(e oitrh eineu @ilrtel, Der nit
uiii5iqen Stlberroien beoedt lit
Die Toi1e lit i'm 6ihlt!Stll orran-
ART, 1rnO bic langen 9lcrmel iinO BON
Chiffon in &iii1en ge5oaen. Gin
GtroitB bon ounfelrotben ytelten 1T
an Ser Saille beieitigt NIT elnet
pr1dtieen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN
Gapbireu nm 0ionoitteii.
Gin 3on5fleio BON beionoerer slrl
1T Ons IN lnierer erlten gl6btlDalll
0aracItcllte. 9lnsgeiiibrt lit onsielbI
i'll qlatfent Sltlos, ocr iiir oen 9iod
un0 oas sSi1u Sltr 8ermeHOime
fonimt. 9ic eigentlihe &oile nil
Q(erntclB mo Tluiif.iit,oon Shatten
ipibe G6ifiou-Stidcrc III 6orm 5or
9foien nno Gin @iirtel BON gltloSbonr
Dryr eefuiipft bil0cn ciC
bouptldmuwtNS eforatipn oes aleiocs
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