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LIVE STOCKS

PITTSBURGH, January @I.---Cuttlc
steady: supply light. Prime 1850 q
1895.
Sheep strong: supply light. Prime
we.hcrs 1900 n linu; Gull and common
600 ~ 500: lambs 400 g 1875; veal
calves 1850 e.. 1895.
Hogs. steady: receipts Ii double
decks; prime hcavrs, mediums. ncavy
and light workers. 1856 q 1890: pigs
100 n lI1j; ruughs 1000 q 1860.
CHICAGO. January 25.-Hogs TO-
c"irts $4,000: weak. Eulk 1870 a l6nh;
light lI%1 IL 1855; mixed l5t5 q 1909:
heavy 1910 q l6O"; rough 1910 n 1853;
pigs 1900 q 1925.
Cattle. receipts $4,000: weak Native
steers $50 q 1870: stockcrs and feed
erS 40 q l"Gp cows and hGifers 6l0
q 1855. calves 9hn u 1850.
Sheep. receipts Hoo: steady. Wcthers
gIi n I%4n: ewes $50 n 1900; lambs
1850 !! I1-5.
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Their, Mrs. r. l. Ferguson, hero for q
few days.
Mr.. Wesley Moore Of Rhea WAS .
business visitor here Thursday.
Mr., J. ". Newman Of New Martins.
VILE was a business visitor here We'd
nesday.
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4 gold watch has been riynn nv thf

A gold watch has been giron ny tho
Punjah government In India to n Bap-
tist missionary. Miss Theobald. OF Bhi-
wanI In recognition OF her courage in
avcrtlng riot last June. Another watch
WAY awarded ny the government to the
Rev. r. ". Hall. Of Delhi. for services
given In time Of plague.
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New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. W. Va. Jan 20. rs.
Furnished Tho Intellisencer BY A E
M.sten 4. Co. members New York Stock
EIchnnEe. Nasional Bank OF West yir.
~4nia building. Wheeling. ". Va LolIs
3. Brand. manager.
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do common *

Hazel-AtiRs Glass Co.--Transfer books
close Jan. - for Il per cent cash divi-
dead. payable Jan. 20.
Wheeling Mold x Fdy. common-
Transfer books close January 81. Cor
regular l per cent cash dividend and al
extra per cent payable February LIST.
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Close

Cash quotations: Corn NO. . yellow
nominal: No. 3 yellow 115d 1874: No. 4
yellow 1659170.
Oats. No. ; white S49S5x; standard
S41t q Sc.
Pork nominal. Lard :462. RIBS 23150 /
o2Q0.
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MONEY

NEW YORK. Jan. 25.-Call money
firm; high. { per cent; low. 4; ruling
rate. I; closing bid. Sr; offered at. !;
last loan. 1.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va. Jan. %, 'lS
Furnished The lnteN!4encer by A. r.
Nosten K Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank OF West Vlr.
Elnia building. MhcelinE,. W. Va. Louis
j.. Brand. lnaLaEer.
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WHEELING. W. Va. Jan. 25. '18.
y?urnlshed The 1ntelliGencer by A. &
kastcn l. Co. members New York StocA
Exchange. National Bank OF West V!r.
<luia building. Wheeling. w. Va. Louis
+. Brand. manager.
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COFFEE

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-C!ofrec-Eln,
No. :. cents: futures steady: March.
Sc; July. 9.22
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. W. Va. Jan. e5. rs.
Furnished The 1ntelligsnccr by A. E
Mastcn 4 Co. members New YORK S,och
Exchange. National Bank o; West Vir-
ginia building. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis
+ manager
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. i. Va. Jan. -. rs.
Furnished the IHscl!igeacer by A. F.
stock Exchange. National BAN; Build
iaT. Wheeling. ". Va. Lout, F. Brand
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PETROLEUM

OIL CITY. Pa. Jan. 25.---Crcdlt bal
nnccs. S3.75. Runs, TI,720: average
! 6i.a37. Shipments. 1903: average,
AZ
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. w. Va. Jan. 20. '1s.
Furnished The Intcl.iGencer by A. e
Aastcn & c.. members New York Stock
ErchanPc. National Bank OF West Wiz.
xlnIir building. Wheeling, W. 70, Louis
+ S-aud manager.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Ian. 90. rs.
Daily quotation list OF the Wheeling
Stock Exchange. Compiled for intellt-
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total sales 4l0. 900 shares.
1iWRegular quarterly dividend CSC
-er share, payable Feb. !.
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Nv Private Wire 10 A. f. Mhsten e CO.
NEW YORK. Jan. 2b.-The Austrian
situation did not receive tho attontlon
which it should have commanded hts
amended railroad bill particulars OF
which appeared after the close Sent"r'
day. Is TO BIO commednad aotwithSthha'
,.s ,ha fnct that no tinlo limit IN Klvon
80 thn return OF tho roads 10 Thur
mars We think II !s particularly
s,,nrable 10 tho low priced rnllH. Peace
Iii remains the dominating topic but
,,,,rk.t should continue firm.
financial News Bulletin pays: O!sap-
continent is likely 10 bc e1poroncod
nv..r tho failure OF tho German chancrl-
lor's speech To make any specific refer
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handkerchief linen The collar and
revers Of white are cut in one and
trimmed with pink, bne and white
embroidery. This decoration is re
peated on the tunic aud the sleeves.
Handkerchief linen frocks. among
the early productions, easily take hrst
place as the most adorable OF the
washable models, though perhaps u
would scarcely be safe to test the dyes
so far as actually to send them 70 the
laundry Hemstitching Is used IN the
daintiest Of fashions on these charm
ing frocks TO outline a hem or In al
design on the body Of the rrock.
Drab frocks. especially when made
of linen. are very de rigeur. One par
ticularly pretty model Is Frightened
bv a vest and plated skirt panel OF
delicate green linen, the vest being
embroidered with soutaehe braid and
surmounted BY a collar Of selfmaterial
similarlv braided The sleeves are
long. faring slightly at the wrists and
bound with a band OF green linen,
braided. OF course.
A rather striking one-pieoe costume
in biege linen has a widely plated
| skirt with under-gores Of brown and
white striped linen The arrangement
/ is more effective and nothing has been
produced this season that offers great
er possibilities for the combination Of
plain and striped materials. The col
I lar and cuffs are Of the striped linen,
| but the wide belt is IN plain biege.
So much emphasis Is being placed
upon the straight. slim figure that 1t
| is going TO require the most diplo-
matte handling Of the new seasons
frocks to save them from overpopu'
larity. Already there are opening
vistas Of speculation as 10 what state
Of spectacular slimness we may be
moving toward, blissfully unconscious
OF our fate.
Women Of good taste viii avoid the
pencil tailored skirts, go seant that
they rise well above the knees when
ever the wearer mounts a step, while
the restrictions Of the hobble skirts
will be taboo IN making up soft ma.
terials. This does not mean that the
scant skirts should not>be encouraged
for there never was a prettier model
when II was cut within decent limits
There IS no need OF alarm about
freakish fashions One will have te
look a bit 10 find them. for on the
whole. the clothes for spring and sum
mer are decidedly good looking. Ele
giant they may be. but with a certain
simplicity, a certain graceful discre
tion that tempers their elegance anC
makes the fantastic and spectacular
exception jangle discordantly in tn
fashion symphony
In frocks for children as we'll as 10
grown-ups. Paris clings to neutra
tones and straight lines. A bieg
batiste trimmed with cluny insertion
I and insertion in natural color Il
b straight line effect is very becomin
70 little girl. II Is frightened wit
belt Of turquoise velvet ribbon.
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shoe. .Baas for rravellers.

The experienced traveller finds that
bags are usually the most convenient
things for packing They take up 1T
tie room; can be folded fiat. or tucked
into corners when not in use; and add
practically nothing to the weight OF
baggage A friend OF mine has a set
OF bags TO pack her shoes In. These
bags are all washable and made OF
different-colored materials 70 match
the boots: white bags for the white
ties ana pumps; linen oolored ones for
the tan and bronze; black pongee for
the buckskin and suede slippers;
shiny black muslin for the patent lea
ther and a Turkey red bag for the
frivolous little slippers that cores.
pond; an Oriental bit Of crepe cloth
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quality and applied carefully over a
design. that is artistic without being
too complicated.
II does not require very much time
to braid a dress these days, for nearly
all Of the work Is done by machine.
The motif illustrated on this little
frock OF pale pink voile is unusually
graceful The pattern supplies two
each Of two panel designs. The larger
one Is 9it inches wide by % inches
high and the smaller one, 4 inches
wide BY II inches high. To braid the
large panel 6 yards Of soutache braid
are required, while the smaller one re-
quires "a yards.
Cotton voiles and cotton crepes
lend themselves especially well TO the
various braid decorations and are be
ing coniured into froeks Of a delight
ful type this season. French cotton
crepe is OF a much lighter and more
hanvsHs tsstnra than the domestic
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GUIDE TO PArrrRNz

The fashions shown on this page are
Pictorial Review designs Numbers
and sizes are as follows
Costume No. 7e4s. Sizes, "a to AZ
inches bust. Price. 25 cents.
Blouse No. 1880. Sizes, "a to a
inches bust. Price, 20 cents
skirt No. 1874 Sizes, "A TO So
inches waist. Price, 20 cents.
Dress No. 1855. Sizes, 2 to years.
Price. 10 cents.
Costume No. 1889. Sizes, "a 10 46
inches bust. Price, rs cents.
Boys Suit No. 1859. Sizes to 5
years Price, 20 cents
Costume No. 764s. Sizes, IS 70 20
years Price. 20 cents.
Costume No. 1852. Sizes, "a TO 20
years. Price, 20 cents.
Dress Sleeves NO. 7641. Sizes,
small. medium and large. Price IS
cents. Home Dressmaker's Corner.)
Pictorial Review Transfer Pattern
No. 1241s. blue or yellow, 20 cents
supplies 2 OF each Of panel designs.
The larger one is 81 fncnes wide BY
Is inches high and the smaller one,
4 inches wide by IL inches high. To
braid the large panel yards. OF SOU
tache braid are required and 2yS yards
for the smaller one. Costume No
74l5 (25 cents. Seven sizes, "a to
46 bust.
Pictorial Review patterns on sale si
Crosby Hin 4 Ca 7-z a
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ovgnucTog clpE T64t ,.,.sss
{...:..lIJ5:..l[ ] [..@fszI
TsEA <9v' - 57ss5irr-sss,sss
s-'' s.,.,., ~ .. .''H = e-,a''' Tlesk)uH

e and sew to lower edge OF sleeve as
notched. bring small 20 perforation
at top Of cum 10 seam OF sleeve and
bring the edges Of cuff together over
the small 20" perforation az lower
edge Of sleeve.
To make sleeve No. 2. close seams
OF sleeve as notched. Face cuff ID and
sew 10 lower edge Of sleeve as
notched; bring small 20" perforation
at lower edge Of cuff to inside seam
OF sleeve and bring the edges Of cum
together over the small co. perfora-
tion at lower edge Of sleeve.
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ITHoUT DEPRESSING from the ex-
treme simplicity which must CHAR
,terize all ultra modes, new sleeves
romise TO show the greatest origin
uty this season. One can have the
idest choice in the matter Of length,
NJ the cuff seems an Indispensable
nish. Buttons also play an import
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are all supple and easily handled.
Wash fabrics are trimmed with the
mercerized braids which have a won
drously lustrous finish that even
laundering does not dim. Braiding
finds many devotees among women
who insist upon touch Of handwork
upon a dress, but hesitate 10 begin EN-
broidery for fear Of firing Of the work
before It Is finished.
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no Mend RIaek aarmsuta.

Black passepartout braid may Be
ments. Cut a strip OF the braid
slightly longer than the rent, dampen
Il and place Il on the under side OF
the torn place. Then be sure to draw
the edges Of the rent closely together
and rub briskly TO seal them securely
20 the braid.
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obeese Sandwiches

Cut stale bread in one-fourth-inch
slices, remove orusts and cut IN rec
tangular pieces. Cut mild cheese in
slices the same size as pieces Of bread
and sprinkle with salt and cayenne.
Put a slice Of cheese between each
two slices OF bread. Saute IN butter
Gin a hot iron frying-pan or omeiet-.
PAM until delieately Drowned on one
side. then turn and brown other sida
Serve very hot A ehahng-dish posst'
bility.
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Home Dressmaker's Corner.
New Sleeve, Which Show Originality and Enhance the
Fashionable Slendemess.

the third rs yards. One-fourth I'd. Of
material % inches vide
win trim both Nos 2 and 3
The cutting guides for the tour
-toovea show the simplest arrange
ment possible Of the pattern on me
material. Each section Is 30 placed
that The large 90" perforations rest
on a lengthwise thread OF materisl
This applies to both cuff and sleeve
In model No. 4, there is a sleeveoana
INIT this is subject TO the general RUE
REGARDING large 20" perforations.
Equally simple are the directions
for puttine the sleeves together. Fol
Model No. / close the seam Of sleeve
as notched and gather al lower edge
between ct" perforations. Face Gun
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Hr KATHRYN MurTERER.

II HERE Is no prettier decoration
for a one-piece frock than braid
ing Especially Is this true OF
the model which feature panel fronts
and backs. To show to tho best ad-
vantage the braid should be Of good
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for the Turkish boudoir slippers. and
a lag OF rubber cloth for her over
shoes. The color system makes need
less searching unnecessary and when
the owner OF the bag stops long
enough in any place 20 permit com
plete unpacking she hangs the bags
in convenient spots
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corresponding small CO. perforstions
finish slashed edges below dart for
closing. Close seam OF sleeve as
notched. Face cuff @ and sew 10 sleeve
as notched. bring small 90" perfora-
tion at lower edge Of cuff 10 seam Of
sleeve
Or n sleeve No 4. Is 10 be made,
close seam Of sleeve as notohed; !;
gather entire lower edge Turn edge
Of sleevehand under on slot perfora-
tions Sew sleevebsnd 20 iower edge
Of sleeve as notched; bring the large
20" perforation az top Of sleeveband
TO seam Of sleeve and bring the edges
Of the slash IN sleeve to the small "o''
perforations at top OF sieeveband.
Bring the folded edge OF sleevehand
20 small 20" perforation at lower edge
of sleeve. In closing. Tap the folded
edge Of sleeyeband 70 small co. perfo
rstions. Line cuff A and sew 10 lower
edge OF sleeveband as notched
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New Braidings for Spring and Summer FrOcks
The Decorative Note Of Many Smart Model Is Ex-
pressed in Chine Chenille or Soutache.

quality. and while the colors In this
material are satisfying there is none
so lovely as the pink.
There are plaits on either side OF
the panel front and the fulness Is held
In with a straight belt OF selfmaterial
The belt does not intercept the panel
and TO either side Of it are fastened
the slender ends Of the surplice collar.
Soutache braid outlines the collar.
which IS lined with pale pink SILK.
The pockets are also lined with silk
and piped with braid.
All Of the seasons materials look
well trimmed with braid, from the
heaviest TO the lightest, because they
Evening journal., 1918-05-14

taste committed in models OF earlier
seasons. Bustle drapcries are less
prominent, al least as far as wool
frocks are concerted. but tunics Will
enjoy high favor for several weeks TO
come.
The Egyptian crepes, Japanese silks,
Persian lawns give a decidedly ori-
entail note 10 the seasons fashions and
this Is emphasized by all kinds Of de-
lightful embroideries, braided motifs
and other garnitures. There are also
some fascinating checked China silks
In blue. red or orange combined with
white. which makes delightful separ-
ate skirts 10 wear with little shirt
waists Of crepe Georgette or chiffon
cloth. Sports satin Is still used ex-
tensively for skirts and a few smart
sleeveless sports coats have been
shown in this material.
Egyptian crepe. a rather thin silk
material, IS particularly good I'm Jap
anese blue. that lovely medium blue OF
a subtly greenish tone, and printed
with flowers in two shades Of blue
with dashes OF pink. makes a lovely
| daytime frocks The skirt IS gathered
TO a simple waist under q deep girdle
OF self-material finished at one side
with q sash. Into the front is set q
square vest Of organdy and the mech
Is finished with a large collar OF the
same material. Designers are vary
ing the extreme simplicity Of theil
new models with the most adorable
collars and other dainty accessories
One reioices IN q wide cavalier collar
OF delicately embroidered organdl
with frilled edge and deep Guns e
match. Another has a wonderfully ef
fective collar and cufs Of eyelet EN-
broidered linen and a third has a two
TERED white organdy collar ovei
green. the bright color being. repeated
in a smart one sided tie for the girdle
The simpler and less expensive or
candy collars and chemisettes ar
legion and usually white. though Their
may be a very delicate color intro
duced, as on a lovely frock OF fgure'
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Bv MAUDE HALL.

By MAUDE HALL.
THE way Of the fashionable
figure IS straight, long and
narrow. Women who are do
- ing their duty by their ward
hes as by their country are deVotlhs
,rtioular attention TO slim-material
wing frocks, and there is no otneI
lhouette for the wartime frock bu'
,e straight one.
The bottom Of the tunio may assert
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its independence Of set rules and drop
in a point at some unexpected place,
or fare just a weWbit, but just below
the edge Of the tunic the silhouette
collapses into a narrowness more than
ever accented by way Of atoning for
its momentary depression. There is a
considerable variance in the degree Of
narrowness In the new skirts and
many clever arrangements safeguard
them against the violations Of good
Evening journal., 1918-05-14

ant mart in the deco alton Of the new
lst sleeve models. Our OF the latest
designs are pictured here, all suitable
In development in tae smart materi-
ais for spring and 81 INNER. NOS. l.
and 4 require g. T each OF 40-inch
,tr-r,N,c ciunr. q n 'sbs,-s srnsi So
~~A --res-e - -etFfvE No
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..slYHtNaHA

II No. 3 is preferred, take up the
dart at back (above the slash) bring-
ing together and stitching along tns
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. e~eabeItt Ran7s
mann. Das finb tpObl Mot Shre
Mbnen, 6err 0ebeimrotb2" Gebeimtr
Gommereienratb: .Doh, bod - i'd
bab' Il. aboptirt. ale miteinanber!~
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nun mad alien nod cine Bite, lieber
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ratbtn mill 49, biirfte i'd Did piels
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Bonn seitern in Der ipiritiftifhen 6pi.
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mir elmer in Der 0unteIbeit bic 0anh.
bolb tefam i'd cine l9dlenbe Ohrfeige,
bann fog mir Elm pontofkI nit fol-
der Muht an ben 5hdbel, baB mir
60ren unb 9tbtn psrsips. g.: .Aber.
gruberbtrs bdfir sibft Du nod Dein
tbeures Gslb aus2 Dos lam i'd ~
D4u|e bi meintr Nltn ales unionit
haben.4
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M. K. & 7.

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go. 2-.gerns 5peeial" BORN. 500
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uno Sort @nrtb. .nhenos 500
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Cine gsppena.isl4ts aus Dem srans0eiten.

Cine gsppenasi@i1te aus Dem GransOfi4en.
Die tleine Ginone bt{ob 3tpeipups
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CAB teiner ben Wpr5ug ppr Der anberen,
neil fie geb0rt bate, baB quite Wiitttr
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ungtn Mabfen auf benz Qanbe.
puppe bate 5imone einft bon
Mutter ge5henft erholten. Die
sDrite puppt, Wpette, bate gdna has
'alsiebtn elmer pariierin. limb fe
NOR aud nirtlid in paris sebpreH.
mo fe Der Batter in tinem groben
@pitInadrenlaben eritenben bate. Gin
ftGnbiets Qdfeln lag auf ben por5eIs
l~dnIippen ppn Ypstte, bic In ibrem fei~
bensn altibe nit foitbartn6 piben unb
B6nbern unb ibrer fdideH JrHur tpse
cine sroBe Yariier Dame ausfhaute.
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beiben 1Ddtsr Der tlerntn Simone gar
nidi. 4nbere puppen fdlafen Seite
an 9eite in berielben Wiese, hinter
benielbsn fpsiben @orbinen, unb bits
felbe 9anb Der puppenmutter liebtot
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Mbenb NIT letter unb Ianfter Gtimme
faat: rGdlaf mein ainbi", 10 gilt bas
fir bic cine puppe e~benfosut lDie fir
bic anbers. Nbtr ybetts battle Mnne<
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leg in poris, in BEN 4rbeitsSinmer
DOR 6impne's papa, unter Iauter Biz
hern, Brofhirtn unb 3eitunsen, mo
iM fin bod ftbr ~Idnstpeilen muBte.
ifnb MnnesWarie befanb iih in einem
aanbbouf. BEL paris, mo bic Mutter
bon @imcne Iebte.
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tpGbreno ibrer Gbe e%benfcrpenis per@
fanben unb stieben tpie bic puppen
Der fleinen Gimone.
@imone abtr lpurbe in elmer pen'
fon in Der Vropin3 bel frpmmer
6hneftern eraosen. 4n bsm eintn
Sonntos brahte Die SApefer Jnbith
Gimone nab paris gum papa. Damn
fuhr man nit g)petts unb BEN papu
fpasiertn, sins ins 5bedter, beiahfs
ben Circus unb frifirtegpette uno oro'
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tao nurbe @impne BON osrtslbtr
@dpsfisr mad BEN 2anbhous ssleitet.
hoo Mama unb Mnnes Wdrie ipohnttn,
6itr sinsen ale fpasiersn. pflldtsH
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