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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-01
Announcement Party


Wednesday afternoon found Miss
Deollce Hickman entertaining with six
tables OF bridge in compliment to her
guest, Mrs. Edwin Curtis OF San An.
gelo and Miss Florence Smith OF Me.
Kinney. who is with Mrs. Roger As,in
for the holiday season.
Red Killarney roses and ferns form.
ed the decoration OF the living ROOM
while in the dining room poinsettias In
tall wicker baskets and holly wreaths
carried out the Christmas idea.
At the conclusion OF three interest.
ing game to Miss Helen de Maret
went the prize for the highest score.
silk hose. and to the honorees. Mrs.
Curtis and Miss Smith. a dainty pair
OF guest towels and a MADEIRA hand.
kerchie..
With the refreshment plate came the
surprise OF the afternoon. the an.
nouncement that Miss Anita Park Is
to be the spring bride OF Mr.. +. z.
Arneson OF San Antonio. This start.
ling bit OF news was conveyed to her
friends on the cleverly painted little
paper doilies which ornamented the
refreshment plates. bearing the words.
Anita Park-E. p. Arneson." sur.
rounded by wedding bells.
Upon the recovery from their sur.
prise. hearty good wishes were show.
cred upon Miss Park by her friends,
for Bryan has never had more pop.
ular. attractive and accomplished girl
than she She will be most sorely
missed from the social circles OF both
Bryan and College and from the must.
cal. literary and civic clubs. OF which
she is a valued and interested mem.
Der.
The guests OF the afternoon hidden
TO meet Mrs Curtis and Miss Smith
and TO do honor to Miss Park were
Misses Sarah Allen. Cora Garth. Helen
de Maret. Fannie Allen. Mary Mclnnis
Corinne James. Bell Ferguson Of
Bloomington. H.; Malcolm McInnis
Laura James. Clara Mawhinney Irene
Board. Allie Conway. Alice salzman
Aline Rohde. Ruth Trigg Of Birming
ham. Ala; Louise Bate. Mary Lee
Trigg OF Birmingham. Ala.
Mesdames Robert Burney OF San An
tonic, Hubert schlafly Of Carlyle. ILL.,
John sharp Williams Of Mississippi
Floyd Scott OF Fort Worth. B. Fisk'
Wright Of Waco. Lawrence Parker
George Smith Jr.. NJ. b. Parker. J. NJ
Gordon. T. X. Lawrence. r. l.. Hearne
Larry Stephens, John A. HerringtoI
and Frank Hood. Jd ~ = i.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-01
Notes and Personals

Mrs. Eugene Edge. president Of the
Friday Club. has called a meeting OF
the members for Jan. : at I o'clock at
the residence OF Mrs. T. X. Bate.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Lawrence, president OF
the Embroidery Club. has invited the
members to be her guests Tuesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-01
Mesdames Webb ard 6eatwrisht
Compliment Mrs. =. /. Scott

mesdames Webb and Boatwrisht
Compliment MIRA =. L. Scott
A hospitality Of Tuesday afternoon
exceedingly elegant In decoration and
appointment. was the AT Home" given
by Mesdames R. S. Webb and II. o.
Boatwright at the home OF the former
This was a charming compliment given
honoring the hostesses' niece. Mrs. F.
L. Scott OF Fort Worth. a charming
young bride Of month.
In striking contrast to the dreariness
without was the bright. attractive in.
terror o. the home where loveliest
blossoms. graceful ferns and Christ.
mas emblems did honor to the occa.
sion This affair lovely In detail.
brought together a few OF the young.
er married people and the members
Of the Bachelor Girls Club. Of which
organization the honoree was a mem.
Der and a universal favorite.
As the guests arrived they were
greeted with that ever gracious and
cordial welcome which Is so character.
lstic OF Mesdames Webb and Boat.
wright. and standing in line with them
In the reception hall were Mesdames
I. R. Bate. W. c. Davis and 7. r.
Bate Jr. OF Mexico.
The brilliant Christmas colors were
beautifully emphasized in the adorne.
ment OF the music room Long-stemmei
poinsettias were massed in pedestal
vases, and on the mantle the same
pretty blossoms were clustered with
Yopon and holly. and here the guests
received a glad welcome from Mrs
+. L. Scott, Mrs. W T. Bryant. Miss
Ruth Boatwright. Mrs. John Herring.
ton. Mrs. II. J. Schlafly. Miss Louise
Bate. Mrs. b. FIske Wright. Miss Nell
Bate. Mrs. John sharp Williams. Mrs.
r. $ Webb Jr.. Mrs. F. l.. Webb.
The poinset,ia blossoms in all their
richness OF color gave the floral en-.
Enlistment in the dining room. great
clusters being arranged In crystal hold.
ers on buffet and cabinets and hanging
in the windows and archway were hol.
ly wreaths tied with red ribbon bows
The dining table bore a cluny cover
over red satin and a tall crystal vase
tied with red maline and filled with
rich huei blossoms occupied the cen.
trail placing. Crystal holders support.
ed red tapers. hooded with shades In
the same color tones. while again was
the favored hue embodied In the mints
and bonbons filling crystal dishes.
Four streamers OF red maline caught
with loops at the chandelier above ex.
tended to the table. terminating In
bows. Misses Annie Bell Bate. Mary
James. Belle Ferguson and Florine
Bate dispensed hospitality ha-e. 80
served the guests with cream In the
prevailing hue with angel cake each
plate being prettily adorned with a
spray OF holly.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-01
A Theater Party


A charming hospitality. marking the
last day OF the year was the theater
party given In the afternoon by Mrs.
+. J. Fountain. when she entertained
thirty.fiye lady friends as a courtesy
to her sister. Mrs. Bette Boyle OF
Bonham.
Among the yuletide pleasures the
hospitality took prominent ranking. In
as much as It furnished an opportunity
for the guests to say good.by to the
honoree as she leaves for her home
today Mrs. Boyle was formerly
resident OF Bryan making host of
friends who eagerly look forward each
year to her visits.
Following the pleasures that the
pictures afforded. Mrs. Fountain in.
vited her guests to Holmes parlors.
where appetizing refreshments were
served. at the conclusion OF the after
Moons pleasures the guests we're pro.
fuse in their thanks to the hostess for
her generous hospitality.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-01

Editor Emmett Shannon Of the Bren.
ham Banner-Press was visitor to
Bryan today and called on the Eagle.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-01
peverley-Dillard-

Peveriey-Oiilard-
At the season OF yuIetide which
creates an atmosphere OF joyousness
and a continuous flow OF genuine hap.
piness. II naturally behooves Hymen
to contemplate the union OF two lives
whose destiny will be a perfect symbo'
llsm Of happiness. On Dec. % at the
home OF DIR. and Mrs. NJ. +. Weaver
a ceremony OF beautiful solemnity was
performed by DR.. NJ. +. Weaver. unit.
ing the lives Of Miss Irene billiard
Of Hearne and Mr.. Harry beverley.
The nuptials came as a surprise to the
many friends OF the young couple. who
extend to them good wishes and con.
gratulations. M ,4
The bride wore a handsome travel
ins snit Of dark brown cloth. fur trim
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-01
Mrs. Wsldrop Entertained for
Mother and Sister

As a fitting compliment 10 her moth.
or. Mrs. NJ. b. Willis. and her sister.
Mrs. Matte d. Willis OF Waco. who
are her Christmas guests. Mrs. A. NJ.
Waldrop arranged for their entertain.
ment a series OF informal affairs. In.
yiting on each respective occasion
groups OF friends whose presence was
conducive to congeniallty and perfect
social commingling.
This handsome home was sweet with
the friendly spirit OF welcome and good
cheer. and the honorees were given a
hearty welcome by their numerous
friends.
The decorations we're extremely
beautiful and elegant. the yuletide sea.
son being effectively suggested every.
where in the color scheme OF red and
green. the holly wreaths. roses and
poinsettia blossoms being used to pro.
duce scene OF unusual beauty.
Southern moss and holly festooned the
doorways and electroliers. and the at.
tractive rooms we're waGned by the
open wood fires. which carried bright.
ness. comfort and congeniality to the
assembled guests.
On Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs
Waldrop entertained a few couples.
Music. conversation and the serv.
ing OF a dainty refreshment course
rounded out the pleasant evening.
Wednesday afternoon from $3.50 to
s Mrs. waldrop entertained with tea.
large assemblage OF friends enjoying
her unbounded hospitality.
Thursday evening another congen-
ial party OF friends were beautifully
entertained by MIR. and Mrs. waldrop.
Forty-two was the diversion and many
games we're heartily enjoyed. The
serving OF a salad course concluded
the pleasures OF the evening.
Although delightfully."- informal in
their nature. the affairs were elegant
each detail being artistically and ef
fectively planned and consummated
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-26
FOR RENT-FuRN1sHED
pENNsYLvANIA SUBURBAN

CpECIAT LANsDowNE. $3.50 SEASON
NJ A1ShAAA JUNE rs TO SEPTEMBER
12 roomR; city cows; near sta. and trolley.
c. p. PETERS SON COS CHESTNUT ST.
ATTRACTIVELY furnished houses with all con.
yenlenccs, 500 month upward. j. NJ FEone-
field Wayne. Pa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-31
SG9fifde 8eibna9tss
@tolIen.

Ql6tsebn llnSen Glebl Iieben ltn5en
Butter, apeiunoetnbolb lnSen 3uder,
pierunoeinbol6 un3en &orintben, einc
lln3e fein Qericbene Man0eln, einpiers
tel llnse Mlustatbliite, ctipos 3iulmt
uu6 obgeriebene 3itronenI9ole, Elm
wenig Sal3, einunbeinpicrtel lluSe
6efe, Elm 4int IiiBer 9Rabm, orei ST.
Ootter. DieIc 3utaten iperoen luie
fplgt perorbeitet: Wlon iiebt bds ieitat
ernGrmte Mebl in cine S9iiKel, riibrt
es nit SeTe, 9Ra9m, Gi6otter, GjsipiirS.
SaI3 unO Butter gu einem elattcn
9ei0 al, fiigt bnnn no9 unb na9 Oie
3erldHene 8utter btnsu, idldgt Den
Seig, Bis CT bl1Tig tptrb, lporoif man
bic 9Jldnoclu uno &orintbeu bineins
gibt.
Der 3eig ptr0 6onn sugeosdt uno
iporm geitclli. Ra6 6em 9lufgcbsn
formt man ouf einem nit mtebI
beitGubten &odbrett eiuen lougeu
Stolen Odrous, neTcn beioe GnOer
fpib 5ulaufen un0 ben man nun dui
Elm cbenfalls me9lbeIireutes 8ud6ledj
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Nlitte nit DEM Gtiel eineS SoIsIOHcIa
bis Sur balben S0be nieOeroriidt, oie
beiben boben Gn0en ipieoer Suiammens
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Damn piro er nit getIGrter Butter be-
Itriden, lanelom, BEL mGBiser Soibc,
cine bolbe bis breipiertel GtunOe ge-
baden, bonn tpieoer nit Butter beitrt=
ben unO nit einern @entiI9 bon 8uts
Ter unN QeAnGten ManOeIn beitreut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-31

3pci qfunb @lebl, oreioiertel qfunO
Butter, feds ltu3en TiiBe Mlonbeln.
einioe bittere Wlanbeln, oreipiertel
pfrno 3udsr, cinDiertel PFuno 3itros
nat, ote @1ale BON elmer 3itrcne uno
etpos Dlusfatbliite. - Mlan mnHt
ben Geig gum Monoelitollen eero0e 10
ipie 6ei Sen &oiincnIfolen. Mon9e
liehen Is, in Den Monoelfolieu Gier
81 ne6men, dber ooourd6 lpirb er Iei1t
troden unb brGGelt. 9ie Mlan6eln
auf elmer MonbelmIble au mablen, 1T
porteilbdft, neil lie od ean5 loder blei-
ben, nur ipcroen iie Iebr Tsin. @eun
Die StoIlen eefornt Ino, beItreut man
iie bepor iic in oen Sfen tommen, nit
gr06li9 gebodten Mdn6eIn; na9bem
Iie eeboden uno gebuttert itno. beItdubt
man 6ie Stollen rei9li1 nit 3uder.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-31

Sin @icrtclpfunS 9dieIniiie ipers
ben ouSqebiilit unb obgcbruht, ole
Saut obgeiireift uno lcid0t I'M 9rctofcn
onoerDItct, Damn nit brci lln8cn abscs
soqcncn 1iiBen 9Ronoeln NIT einigcn
20ffeln BON 1iiBer Sobue feiugeriebcn
9Aln scroriidt nan in elmer 8ddi9iif=
Tel brci ltn5en Babies singers ooer
20ffel BISCUITS, uuo eibt lic ourn
Elm fciHes Sieb 3u Der 9luBsWldnbcls
mdTIc, riibrt Gin @ierteIpfuno 3uder
uno einen 20ffel pon @dnille oo3u
unD gtbt Topiel Mlil6 an oos @on5c,
ooB iitD Die lRaITe glatt riibren ldBt
DieS lit bic 5iilIung gu nd4Itebens
ben Rutben:
Sin balbes Pfuno Mebi nit elmer
Hinge in llil9 ecloIer Sefe un0
sinpiertel Suort Iduer Mlil9 onIeBen,
Dana elm babies pfun0 Mebl un0 Sipct
llnScn 8utter Do3u riibren, dbgeries
6ene 3itroueni1ole upO eine priie
Sals, oIles lpieOer geben ldIien, bann
Oen Seig Suiommeni9ldgen uno nit
spei lln3cn Butter breimol einrollsn,
Damn cine groBe platte Oooon mahen
un6 Iic am 3once entlang nit 5ertlopFs
tenn Gt beItreineu, borauf ole 6aIcl=
nuBm1He llrsi@en uno b1s @an5e 3us
Tamlnenrollen, Ddnn nit Butter beltreis
den uno Sum GeDen biultellen. SIT
81. &ole I6on 9latt 9egangen lang
lic5s Sbeiben bon sirei Singer 9rcite
abI6nei6en urO o6enauf Orei Gins
Tbnitte MAIDEN, etlpas pldtt oriiden
uno nod nit @igel5 beitrciden uno
mil 8uder, Sen man in MaFer 5ur
Galbe oCriibrt BAT, bcpinieln. Bci 9us
ter SiBe All ldsncr Gorbe baden Sn
0iegel6e Roae tlnu man du4 itutt
Der 6dIclnuBfiilie folgenoe cinItreiAen
uno sic oanss Rpue runO 5ulommens
bieoen rno ols &rdn5 baden: 3tuei
llnaen Iiibe, oboesoeeae Wlon0eln uno
sfpei llnacn 0ito Malnii6e iper0cn nit
etipoS 6imbeeridft 5uiammen gerieben
bds @onse aber 8iemiih feit gehalten.
S:terau ar6eiiet man nod 3pei llns
sen IhaumiQ eerii.gte Butter unO Elm
babies pfuno beiie 6imbeermarmelaoc
uno etpas @aniGeSuder oOer 3itro=
nen3uder. 5onIt pie Bel !0aiclniBs
brOtbcu.
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"grmtFtlDru
GurrRT RTpuMNRNtrm
5uI6iden Der oatGgIib ciuc bent.
lidcrc SdiIOcrnng baum sicbt, ais
Gin Srief 81 t6nn Ucrmua.
SGolid, SOC. prp Munut.
SSGdcntlidl, 75c. pru 3 WlOuntc.

@lmouitGt. 0o oic Gng
lonocr inticrc aricgfii6ung u6orbo.
rid" finOcn bobcn mir ms ent.
idloiien bon inns ongclegte Wiinen,
feloer Ourh @ornurgstoieln init Der
glitfidriit: u@oriiAt @erbotcncr
@cgN 5ll fenn5eibnen.
llnicrc llntcrieebootc iollcn nit cis
ncni elcftriic6en S1ntemerf auSgeitat,
tet ucroen, Ons oui 5ebn eneliicbc
Wlcilen oeltli6 wobrnebmbor it,
uno oic bon ocn 6licgcrn lmO Sep
pclincn o65umcrienocn @omben iino
itott NIT 9Sllper nit GbotoloOumtebl
81 fiilIen uno nit @atte all unl-
ipideln
Noiientlid ocben iid sic Gualdu
Der nun 5lIricOcn
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9m SdJurllicurr.
E4ilOernag aus Ocn Si:iru rincs
CngIilljen SolOateu.

tHBtAfAlNN ~foAoNtNW@
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I'M SiHiuel lidt6ur puroe, plaBten Die
niien GeI9oHe iiGer Der 2iaie. @on
bu alb tameu, i1eiubur cine Gnigteit
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geI6oIie in onbauernber 5olge
59rdpnells, 9riIon5geI9oIie uno a6
unO gu Elm sroBes, muritortis gcs
formtes Ding 6euleno ourm Die Cuff!
I'M NIT betGubenoem @et6Ie gu ploBen
Die DGmpfe Ser GeIhoFe brun9en Den
5plOatcn in oie 9lugen, bic 8ruItpebr
brad 3uIommen, Ironerien bro@en
nieber, oie 2euie lpuroen inter ben
1riimmern begroben. 0ie Gjsl9ohs
tamcn iDeiter. per md am Qeben
mar, lag bciGu6t uno bilfIos o.
@on3e 3eilc Der Sronibedun9 perFans
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sinioeu SieIlen itiirStcu Die 2eute, fait
BON Sinner, aus Dem Groben blinbs
rinQs Ginaus, nur i'm oieiem 9rdBlis
den 3ob, Ser bod teiu SOB ipar, 81
.ntrinnen.
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pa6rIbeialic6 mar, brauben ipar er ges
piB. Ser pernibtenOe Sdrapuellres
aen fouo bic syIii9tenocn bcraus, rib
tie uiebcr. Gincn nod rem on6crn.
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nit 3crf9metterten Gjlieoern, itDbnen0
an0 d9oeno nsiter, bis iie Gin neucS
@eI9ob gum 5rte6en betietc.
nglieoer, nieoer!l" periu9te Der Treiz
pilige Ieiren 9elten Su3uI9reien.
Scine in ter fiir4terli1en nerpenoers
riitten0en 60le 8ittern0en 2ippen
tonnten foua bic gBortc bilScn. Gr
6rabte foum Gin Gliihcrn berbor.
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bort. 0os @ctDic mar Elm Su uns
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fpeiter. Der Treipiuigc itarrte Ituinpf
auf einen mann, Der 6inter ciuer Sras
oerIe tuiete uitO IinnloIc Morte ldllte.
ST lppllte ibn oufriitteln, dls nit be-
tGubenoem 9ro6en cine @riIouSeros
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Wlann pur0e porlpGrts geI9Ieu0ert
unb iein &opf ia3 aus ben duf i'm
geitiir5tcn Groma6en 6eraus.
gllIo 0as rar es, ipas 6ie 3situns
gen ein ppiitenoes GombarOcmcnt Der
GjrGben" norrien. llno oer Gr3d6ler
Hotte Biz 0abin nod teiHcn DeltIc9en
geTeben.
plDbli4, lpic Elm Sturm in ocn
Sropen obldut, b5rte bos S9icBen
uuf. Gjeiit uno @etiru noren nod BE.
tdubk @is longe er 10 lag, cr ipubte
es ni9t, Nl6blid FAB cy cine Gefa(t
i'm Die SerFtDrte SroDerie triecben. @S
mar Icin @ouptmann. @ntt ici 0dnf.
bah Sic nihts cbbcipmmen boben.
sic botten cs fd1limm bier2"
Ser Greiipi1iae nidte, er tonnIe
nidt Iprchen. Der Sauptmdnn fob
ibm ins GcIicht unb bcritonn. glies
manO fpro9 cine Meilc.
m9Bie Utel finb iibria BON Sybrer Qtbs
teilung9" froste Der 0ouptmonn.
SD ireiB e5 nio6t." Seine 5tims
me fdalte ibm TeIber IeltIom. Sat-
fd9licb sittcrte fe mie sic eincs alten
Wlonnes. Sie tro9eu umber unN 5os
gen aus alerlei @dcn Md,mcr nit fab
len geii@tern. @irer I@luhate, ans
nera Enrrln,l NnImAh4 49, IN ~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-31

@s III pobt fpenig bctunni, oab fdb
IN Der uniniilelbaren NGhe Ridns elm
fir Die prcnBii@c uno 0eatIhe Sc
Ididte ho9pi1tiaer 9lft po13ooen Bat.
Sm Suli, 1907 fanocn Saroerbcrg,
4ltcnitcin uno gliebubr por SET Der
folgun9siuht 9ldpoleons III gi0a 3u-
tlu4t. Sn cinem idDSnen 9}art 0ai
@ahen6of, Nsn ocr 9onlier Glein ben
preuBiIchen Siaotsbeolntcn sum 9lufs
entbaltsort sur @erfiiQun0 oeIteIs
bdtte, perfuBte SarSenber0 am 70.
September, 1907 feline bcriibmts
Denff1rift iiber Sic Denomination
res preuBiiben Gtaotca, tic fit Sic
@ntipidIung Der preuBil@cu @erFof.
lung 10 bcbcutunqSoon eeporber III.
Wlit &ebt bat man Die 8crpirfli1uno
Der in ibr ousgeIpro9enen Sbecn oen
@runopFciIer ces 0eutI4en 9sic6eS
uno Der Wld9tItellun9 DcufI4lanos
inter zen cllropGilmen Gtoaten qes
nannt. SIN nd1Hcn Sabre bieIicn iim
duf Der Drr6reiIc nacb ct. Beers
burg Eonig SSrieorim @itbelm Ill.
unO GDnigin 2uile in 93igu ouf @ci
i6rem @in3uge riiten DOT ibrem gBos
gen oie beiOen reitenOen 9iir0ergoroen.
3u @bren Oes I9merQepriiften preubis
Iden &0nigspodres purben Tcitlimlets
ten Deronitultet, tei 0enen bic G6ni
gin 6urd ibre 2iebenspilrOisfcit unO
Innut oIIe Scrsen be8ouberte. sybr
Buni9, etneu S9lud 8icr su trirs
fen, moAte QlufIeben. Widn rei&ic ibr
oos @eipiinI9te acknowledgements in
elmer por5elantofIe. Csinige Do9cn
Ipdter ipracb &arer 9neranber ser til
9oii4cn G5to0tsemsinoe in cincm
9hreiben Ieine beIonoere 9lrcrtennunQ
Eiir Oie aIdn5cnSe GiFnobme 0es preus
Bti3sn &oniss uuo ieiner GIemo5lin
dus.
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Tiir 9auS llnO
&Id)e.
p0~N~0e@~0NuVN~NN1N~N%N0
SIR bic 5eicrtaoc.


Sin @iertslpfun0 seriebene @botos
laOe, 5tpei llnSen FetHgeitoBener 8udsr
un0 5lpei lln5en feingericbene Mdubela
iperOen in Der pfdnnc duf olfenes
5euer gefeltt unO 9eriibrt, oaB man
ss nit bem Singer nod srleioen lam.
Iuf oos Brett aeben, iueIbes gut nit
3uder bcitreut Iein muB, 'it 3ipei ro=
ben Gibottern auSdr6eiteh iinO cine
@urit odrdu8 formen, ipel8e Damn in
3uder seiDGlSt piro. Die N1aKe IdBt
Fb beliebig formen uno fam man
oub Siere Il. 10. odrous bilOen.
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NM &aDitNl.9 l.9(mIeger.

mrlde Sn iparcn iufnlMcn uuo aroRc uSer
iclne Snnmcn Wel0 IN @aar obcr tn mDuats
itmeu Np6nllhnacn onle9cu iunllrn, non c6 udl
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