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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-27
VICTIM OF PARESIS HAS A HOBBY
! FOR DIVORCE; FRIEND TELLS OF CASE
By WILLIAM BRADY. NJ. D.

MIR. xYz has been treating with a
1Fl nerve specialist" a friend writes ::
'TIis symptoms are: % stubbornness-
he mover was so before this trouble be-
gan. The trouble started suddenly a
year ago-he ran away with some funds
belonging TO his employer, and though he
went only 10 miles from home he IN
sisted he was never coming back. CD He
has taken a marked antipathy for his
family and all his old friends. go He re-
fuses to take medicine declaring that he
is as sound as a dollar. (D He decelves
everybody, and without reason, about the
most trivial things
He is "A years old, has always been
man of good health, but drank con-
siderably all his life, ana is a heavy
smoker.
He doesn't want 10 mix with people
he has always mixed with. He has spells
of dependency and crying, but usually is
planning stupendous affairs and seems to
think he has control Of some mysterious
but unlimited resources, He declares he
can buy and sell Rockefeller, for instance
His eyes look CLASSY, and he looks down
all the time. He is inclined 70 say and do
indecent, shocking things (though ne has
always been a clean-mnded mani and
is easily influenced by a despicable class
of people who tell him they will DO great
things for him-people whose only desire
is to get control Of his business.
His hobby is divOTce-he talks con
tinually of getting a divorce frOm his
wife. the truest woman in the world. He
declares he will commit suicide rather
than live with her, and he accuses her of
the most incOnceivable crimes. He is
squandering his resources, disgracing his
family and driving his wife TO the grave.
For Gods sake, what can be done?"
A better description of paresis, or soft
ening of the brain" as il is yulgarly
known. could scarcely be written. There
is but one thing 10 do, in the mans own
interest and in the interest Of his family.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-27

Dear MLiss-will you kindly send me
list of gifts ranging from So up to $40
in price that would be suitable to present
TO high school situated about 16 miles
from Philadelphia? We want something
useful and at the same time original.
would like to hear from you as soon as,
possible. When i wrote to you before /
must comment on your speedy response to
my inquiry. I was greatly pleased and
felt free to ask you this time about some
thing which is very important to the senior
class. c. e. G..
Ivyland, Pa.
believe the following suggestions are
within the price limit you set:
A rare tree of an unusual species.
have not consulted a horticulturist, be-
Z 5cause you ask for an immediate reply, but
1 believe the unusual Japanese umbrella
kind will grow in this climate. 1t could be
planted in the school yard and bear an in
scription regarding its presentation. This
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-27
Mohair Again

Mohair is revived" for spring vvssr
II IS SO stin and lustrous that ii "a an
ideal fabric for the new cape collar and
bouHant jacket. Mulberry is a new color
especially suited TO the peculiar weave Of
mohalr' Boiling green, navy blue and
plaids make effective froclss A sn,art IN I+.u
portation is frock Of green Georgatt,
TO which bands OF green mohair are an
piled TO the skirt. The close-fitinR bodics
is basque style, fastening down the front
with large pearl buttons. Long Geor1stts
sleeves with white cuff add chic.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-27

might originate a pretty custom for sue
ceeding senior classes to follow.
comfortable chair for the rest room
settle bearing a metal plate with the
facts of the presentation. You could not
or course, get an expensive grade of wood
Two or three much-desired books that
the school library does not contain.
A well-chosen picture
a bible or book stand
\ cabinet with first aid to the injured
equipment.
A medicine chest containing simple
remedies, these to be suggested by ply
sician.
have assumed that the high school is
equipped with astronomical instruments.
chemical appliances and other parapher-
MALTA necessary in the average high school
curriculum If, however, 1t is not equipped
with these there are perhaps many utili-
tartan articles such as globes atIasas
charts, magnifying glasses, etc, which the
school would appreciate
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-27
Copies on Reoues,

II am sending the moan, .r
Upon the Floor which was a., ans Fee
f. N. M. 1 haven't the other Sasu nSsel ior b
possession. Will some one nlosss I'm - ~
the world OF the song, Cola 'ISse yaeLd send ne
nave a great number Of songs sra issl
tions that 1 will gladly cow ,os uu reclta.
who wants them. am only y, Il, any cns
girl, 80 can't be of much ha,. ,.year-0i
bountiful Corner, but l will do X. % KY y.
can. w uhe best
,r, A. s."
The poem, written in n rou,.,.
clear and practlced hand for ~ ,syuellallI
is at the call of f. N. M. iraS,al ~ .s ,e'a
she has already had a copy. for ,ao ,a''
sent her address to more than W. W. nAla
son. The request of A. a. NV NJ p'''
Younger" is referred. She msr,. ~
consideration and a reclprooation KY
good offices, VI ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-27
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Neuritis of Facial Nerve

Please describe facial neurltis. 1 have
had II In my system for three years. but
nave never had the facial part.
Answer-Infiammatlon of the nerva
supplying one side Of the face, II "a
.ilt tLiaraeterized ' by weakness or paralysis of
the muscles on one side of face, comes on
suddenly as a rule, ano the patient n,a,,
DC unaware of IL until some one remarIxs
about the Swelling" of one side OF the
tace-really absence Of the usual folds
and wrinkles Of expression. with eIsc.
tricity and general treatment recovery
occurs arter several weeks If you haven't
mixed on your terms
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-27
WHEN is AN OLD MAID?"
is QUERY PUT TO M'LISS
Spinsterhood May Be an Attitude of Mind
Rather Than Matter of Years-There
Are Male and Married Ones, Too

THOUGHT she had vanished maid rather
that this mue-misned creature had faded mpcepOy
away that she extinct the horsha sofa and tated tidy
son dae, @ % ron ron ne tne 10, communication she
Dear MIissWnl 1
to
Whom should
1t seems that these
maid sisters before he his vfes
accurate to say is pushed intospinshood
Of beach become 20 8o ghood
mark became r ~, % SEQ women tp rp w @ ] AT ,ms @ i, o. On "a century century,
who considered eligible
Personally believe spinstoOod be attitude mind rather
lack of pancy and adapabnty
mark of youth as pink checks
1t has been the
so as not to have at least offer lead her the
almost say SO granite in their outlook life
much tea and become
ooushy how
the only old maids in the world A moi This would be Eysm indeed
for them before their
belongs @ this He Is as set as block of pson and only the fire
Summing the discussion then find that
do not make the mistake Of believing that unmarried
young is s. an IN, old dina maid. This This is % ] gievonS libel
emphatly neither He
should belong exclusively and wholly to himself Otherwise
worm m not fit fit to walk walk upright $500 -.
for men as well as for But had
whether he does not depends p
large measure on her. Don't with
Greater Sacrifice Iaketh No Man Than This
sales of
penance achieved only by dvong % orse % % f y @
cherished of all
cton borne in him giving up of
months was cut DOWN. one % S"00D OF the cruel blade the work of many
of canonioon ask you what is?
Letters to the Editor OF womans Page
Address all communication" sd, NLI;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-27
Gorgeous Trimmings

Passementerie is favorite trimming On
evening gowns. 1t Is seen to good advan-
take on charming frocks of airy tulle; a
touch here and there on the bodice, shoul-
der straps or the skirt lends poise to the
whole. Opalescent bands are stunning.
when combined with white or pale pastel
shades of tulle. Another smart color
scheme for the older women is gaining
much favor. namely, gold cloth and rhine
stone or jet The latter is most becoming
TO the matronly type, Incidentally, many
of the smartest matrons are wearing
shades of orchid and mauve this season.
trimmed with bands of silver cloth.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-27

copies, providing they are sr,,.,, ~
II would not be profitable SS,saply sSus cou,
voted most Of ones time to ften n Il ons !
r,,i Ihere es Is a frank friendlln.,, !, : . Hs
pIy OIL our versatile menbesS n the j
nature a,aoS always stands for helntn,hter der q
tns'a, SoUu VIII The method of ofprslness cOn.. =
,lluicates in..1a Is unfamiliar to nv vopylng s
letters letters signifies nowadays sbos,, Z CopyIH
oa.,on oud ana typewriting, or . ,,and ,,,nand Il
anu a copy set up before tho ny.pevrltls
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-27
About Copying Letters

"a long while ago some one asked about
copying letters. I have not seen reply
yet, so venture to offer a brief descrip-
tion of one method which has been mem
toned to me. The company just wants
price for a pen, paper etc, which it re-
quires you to buy from 1t before you be-
gin work Then the letters would take
few minutes (say 20 or 800 to copy for
which you receive n small sum per 1000
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-27
Seeks Missing Relniir0.

"Will you please try to loca,. ~
Martha c. Saul, my sister, and aiso ~. ~.
Castater, my nephew? l do NOT rsoc,s.. SVa.
if he has middle letter in hls nam NAM \.
not. Her husbands name is sanusl ss ~, y
JANE c.
The petition is passed along the I'm.
The Corner is gaining repute as a bensys'
lent sleuth In the matter of reuniting Iosr,
severed friends and relatives who hss,
tried other methods Of communicated \
vain. The loss of an address throus.
carelessness or accident is the causa 4
incalculable inconvenience and oftentIus
of actual sorrow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-27
Culinary Tip

If you find your butter hard at the
psychological moment in cake-balSing,
don't put II on the stove, cr in a pan of
hot water. The outside will soften and
the inside will remain hard. The best
way TO do the trick is TO pour hot water
over the butter, and work it with a spoon
or fork until it is like velvet.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-27


OF
the which the belt
contraded
shorts s edged IN
o ne oil
a
An
The
be
the which
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-27
MyxOedema

WHAT Is myxOedema? What ara ~.
symptoms? Is it durable? ~
Answer-The result of absence or mad.
equacy OF secretion of the tbvroid .iat1S
symptoms are mental hebetude nb1,sioei
laziness' overweight, lack of perspiration
dry thick skin, puffy eyes, pads Of far an
collarbone' slow pulse. subnormal fem.
perature, sensitiveness to cold, drowsinsss
thlck lips, scanty or absent menstruation
IN women. 1t is durable by glandular
therapy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-27
Half-Mourning Blouse

A new idea in blouses is a half mourn
ing waist OF black and white linen Simu.
lated shoulder straps are worked over the
shoulders In chain stitch embroidery. with
the complete illusion OF buckles aiso
worked out In thread The collar is vars
wide. and plated across the back.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-27
April Fool Stunts

Dear Deborah Rush--Will you kindly
publish some new April foot stunts, which
girls can impose on boys and girls, cs-
pecially the former. / thank you in adj
vance. Yours respectfully, T. NJ.
A letter has been written to you with
several suggestions.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-27
Copy of n pn.

~, WIN s you kindly inform me v,,. s
titled tisS Life Is a Funny Propo.SI,,ONna % SIOnan q
All? VIII you please prln, lt,OS,gon IVY AT;
send stamp for II. NJ ] vi
The lines are so well know y CO
confidently expect to receive you ma
quest and address are resistsroSO COpy r
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-27
Spring Skirts

Skirts reach to the shoetops, no longer,
no shorter
They measure two and a half to three
yards around the bottom.
They are cut circular. or have from two
TO three cores
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-27
Marion Harland's Corner

usns,ia al eompunication addr.....
addrsssSa5 ddS should enclose $50 steto g M.is,
articis IN wbIebIo vgbgIebIope so, and a eiipplT.
sons sons Wishing. 20 aid n intsrested. = -
WWSrf WnrSo OF the II. II. q. shon,tt tthe ,shsrilssE
dresses Of II tbSssss esse o. this papsrfits Srits si'
md, having. received Wonld llks a Z
direct with those part,esn nem' eomsunI.aa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-27

HIS wife should apply to the Judge of \
court or record for commission in
iunacy TO examine the man. Then he NAV
treated. FNHN''S
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-27
Help From on High

Stars Of a summer night.
Ear IN your azure height"
You dIled my soul with bliss
When Bass looked Up 10 where you xleam.
/ realized my fervent dream
The chance for my nFst kiss.
--Punea Bowl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-27
Cafe Going Unchaperoned

Dear Deborah RuSh-Will you tell me
If it is proper for two sisters of 90 and 21
to go to a cafe with two men, provided one
Of them is engaged to one of the men.
T. NJ. r.
II Is rather unconventional, as both sis
ters are pretty young, and 1t would not be
considered quite in good form.
DEBORAH RUSH
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-27

Letters to the Editor of the Woman's Page
Address h communications to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-27

Good form queries should be dd-
dressed to Deborah Rush, t0rttten on
one side Of the paper and stoned t0itn
full name aud address, though tntttdts
ONLY toW be published upon REQUEST.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-18

Garbe Elm groBes Qugf gu maleu. Der
Glpttiuendef entoedt bus gelegentlih
unb Iagt: ggtd, metn Iieber Serr Oberz
IeutnaHt, Der llnfug ba ipirb ppbl 6ez
ieiti9t, peun fe bas nd6ftemat ttnen
Rubttag babeu!2" - ,3u 8eFe9l, 5err
aapitdn!" Sin puar Gage barauf lit
gerabe bieies Boot i%iberId1ig. 8ir re5s
ntten fbon bamit, baB q rite nebr toms
men piirbe. 8ds lag gang brobeu bei
Der fran80iiden aiiite, ais Is zine
fhtpsre Maihinen6abaGie betum. ylu,
bds lit nidt angeuehm, psun es niat
me6r bortpdrts geht. Dds tut Der
Mann2 ct Iegt Iid pdbrtH0 Der 5Iuts
5fit auf 8ruHo, taudt Bel Gbbe pieber
duf unb IdBt iih bonn Strnm mitneba
ntn in Der aiftung bes 9~eimatbdfens.
Sur Qa9bilfe fpauHt Ct S%dneematten
ais GegeI auf. Solan9s a i'm feinolts
den GepdFer mar, sing Ods ndtiirlih
nur nahts. Iber ais er gegeT1 bic fans
Bride aiifs tommt, fdbrt er nit ietneH
qdppeu aud bsi Sag. 9d entbedt Ct
auf5 Mal in Der 5erne oGs gertitop
zines 1s8oots. 8ouner unb 9orid!
4ihts als runter, beun Elm etgenes Boot
pirb bier taum unter Bafer fdbrsn!
@btr bag Boot tpar bod eirs bon ben
uniern. Qts ts bic feIiiamen Seget nuf
BEN Surm Surhs Se9robr entoedte,
bsHtt es: s5oaa, bas lit Elm gnsIdnber
cher elm Gran5oIe" = unb tut fir ATE
1dne einen Sorpebo ins Robr. 2us Is
nidt Hug iptrbeu lam aus BEN Ding,
tauht Is auf. 9a iiebt oas bdbarierte
Boot, baB BAG ba briiben ia pubr6aftig
ftin aamerat 3 tit, Gun aber
uihts als bas Mailer aus ben IuHts
uRb auFgetauht! Dos biintte ben ans
bern nun b0hit ununge6ra6t uno er
ridtet Iid gum S1ttben, 5undnt eins
nal nit Der aunone. SIM Qugenblid,
no sr Feueru min, febt Ct born am Bug
oes bsrmtintliaen Gsinoss Elm eroBss
auge. ,3euisl! ous III ia Der ct -
Der 9ommanbant auf benz 3urm 5ie6t
bas 9afhentun uno mint, unb oris
ben pintfs ou9. liuo bas Boot, oas
eben nod bate IhieBen iuolfsn, nimmr
ban aneebtidtn Geinb ms 59lepptlu
unb siebt i'm i'm Triumph nab Sduls.
Gsithtr babsn fait ale us9uote Elm ause
an Bug
Der Rommanbant rabm siHen ilstnsn
GaIud, uub Der tIsiHs 5ngsnisur idnups
pate nit Der 9ois In Der Cuff:
Sd CLAUDE, mir ttiteeR bsute adIs
to%ffslpuffr!'
Sd bsriuaie glei9idas, 8ittsruns 5u
~bsipmnen, toHnts abr ni6ts riehsn ais
GIouHit. Gs eshort idoH nebmg o1s
80. Bis BIZ Jlafc id ourd oieit Wdnb
tinsr 5iemiih oidtsn atmoip9dre lins
ourdsturbtii,t bat su anesreH Duff
huiftn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-18

rem ipurben, dies fob 5ufammen gu
einem gefpdltigen 6afenbiI0. Qber nie
cine 0iafouiIIin aus elmer 56ar rauber
2rttger, 70 bob ii6 aug benz ma4tbouen
9urdeindn6er Der 9an3eridiffe netB
uub grim geitrt9en NIT bern rotten &reu3
bic bodborbige Sierra 8entdna" ab,
bas groBe Qa3arsttI4iff,
pa liegen Der Bfarrsr unb Der aOiua
tdnt Oertuunbet."
y0nrF man 6inauf?"
g0ir berIuAen's."
gta1 finf Minuten itdnb i4 3tpiifen
ben beiben 8etten i'm einItiqen 0dntens
Talon be8 grOBen 03eanoampfers. Der
QOiutant, elm tpentg bldB unb mii0e, Der
Pfarrer aug einem bideu aopfperbdnb
beruusitrableno. Reben t6m Spiiaen
groBen 8IumenitrduBen lag bas Giierue
eriter. Der 8diTer bat es i6m IsIbIt ans
gebeftet NIT ben Dorteu, ioI9e Mit9Iies
Der e]eclesia militans t0nne Die 6lotte
bruuden.
Sin 8ieberIe6en nit Meni9eu, bic
aus elmer groBen SeeI6laGt tommen,
bat etfpas ltnIagbnre8 an fih. Man
Gteint nidt ben menIden, fpeun man ftd
fuit I'm ben 6ols fdut, maj meint bus
2Gben, bds %innere, Ieu1tenbe, bas ii9
iiegreih 5pii6en Sob unb SeufeI bin
rudgeidlagen bat, Dbne Ieinen Slang 3u
berlieren. 9as mar nod mertpiirbiger,
aIs td bic monniadften brunten in ben
grobeu SpeiIeidln bes etnItigen 9afas
gierbumpfers fab, bic Selben pbne Ras
men, bic itiuen 9dufFer unb 8luter!
Bus ging Elm 9euhteH bon ibren bla6en
@eii6tern aus!
gber meter hiRuls an ben 8nnaI,
gum @hiff!
9a lag eg, NIT lei6ter G9tagIeite,
ben 9an3erIeib i6eroedt nit einem
&rdu3 ebrenboaiter 8unben, unb mar
NIT ben f9urf3adig aufgtrGnoerten 8rns
ndtsinihldgen in Sirmen unb RaIemdtz
ten, ben ii6er 9ed 5eritrtuten aartuz
fdenbilIen unb giIeHbIe9Itiiden uno
ben bon ben Mailen SerriFen berdbbdnz
genben FTs9rdhten nod Thoner, uls in
Der Frieoli9en 1nberibrtbeit Ieinss ganz
3ertletbes Dor Der S6tdtt. Dem es mar
am fdmeriten mitten brin geueIen. unb
mar, BerrIi6 5er3auit, o6er fesreid 5us
tidgetebrt.
Stagerratl
Dte Giisntlirrsu unb tablipIitterno:s
ara6eu bon 9ranattu ge9t Is burd bas
Burt unb ME bic G9Iuhtenmuiit gum
eritsH groBeu GhaffsH, bds bsr beutihm
5lotte bsidieoen mar.
Der 8pmmaHbant Bat MID gleid in
feline 9aiiite i'm a6terififf. 81 iab mir
bas Gtuunen an, ais i'd eintrdf. 8eiu
SeFsl fnar berriidt, feine Staturtte BON
Sid, feline 8uIs BON ibrsm glub ssfai=
len.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-18
10. sfnnrrrnf

Cine Rau9flagge, rteieugroB tpie Elm
Srtumpbbanner Der Qrbeit, perrtet i4rn
aus Der 6erne ben beutIden &riegsbafen,
in ben bic @8iffe aus Der 94ludt am
Gtagerrat 3uriidgetebrt paren. au4
,mein S9iff", Der groBe 9an3ertreu5er,
auf benz i'd brei Jabrten benz GeiuOe
entgegeu mitgema9t bate, mar 8uriidgea
tommen, unb cine g~inlabung oes Sons
manOonten fi6rte ben alien Sat nua
benz groBeu 9eI6e9enen nod eiHmaI an
Gorb.
Qtuf Der 5eItung8tommanbdntur 6olte
mid Der tleine 5dbnrid nit Der ME bers
l6I6enbsn 6reunblidteit auf benz i4ma>
len @cIidt al, bieSmdI aber 9ing's 81
6uB iiber bic MarTt. GeIttpetter mars.
lleber Dem buntelbIau- ~rippeInben Bafer
Ipnnnte Ii9 elutt Der a3ur bes 5immels.
Die 6eagrauen G%ta6lungetiime lagen an
ben rotten Steinbdmmen, S6pdr8e
Riimpfe bon Bertftdttf6iffen unten unb
leu4tenbe 0~oltenbaIIen oben. Braun
unb grin bemalte @oTometer unb fernes
gaumgetpoge, MaItIpiBen unb Siirme,
Mlatroien in meiBbIiBenben 8luien, bic
T9 in SoLeu nit langeu Giemen iibten,
unb rufIii6e 9efaugeHe BARN, bic In
grOBcn gooten 5um Mittageien gefa4s
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-18

een56nt. SD CLAUDE, Die usgootsleatc
ipiirsn ben l1nteridieO i4on gar niht
mebr.
8isber beganr Der aommanhant
longidm bon ieinen Gabrten 3u er3dblen.
Sang nii4tern, lo3uiagen bienItIid:
Bie bic Giisnbdten zines engIiI9en
SdubneBss, bu8 hpn 5tpei 3eritDrern ges
i9leppt fpurbe, eiumal cine Stunoe lang
am Riiden bes auf grunb Iiegenoen
8optes berumtaiteten unb griffen, trdBs
ten unb riRen, bab ibnen unten Die
Sdare 3u 8erge itunbeH. Bon 2uft6unz
ger uno 8aKermangel, unb BON idpes
rem Wetter, no Der Ruoergdneer einsn
elmer nebtn Iid iteben bat, unb aqe
pear Mtnuttn einmdl binetn 800.
unb trobbsm Ieinn DENT tut, fpdbrenb
Wieui4en itunoens unb tagsIang I'm
Boot berumgeporfen perben, Bis man
ni9ts mebr 1T, ats cine bilfIoIe Gorm
bon 5Ieifa unb 8no9en.
(ber pl0bIi9 fab Der aommanOant
auf bic ubr. Sebt mars genug Der
ll~nterbaltung aauf grunb1. mir muBs
ten unIer Gabr5iel errei6en. Sn fpents
gen MinuttR iparen bic 2ants gelen3t.
ggir Ttetgsn auf ans aidt. Die Dell
motoren itampftsn unb 3iIaten pieoet.
Bie tpan6er1oa 1T bic Delt unb pas
itirmiihe Mser, ipenn man aus ben
G~tnIterniFen tpmmt. Ringsum tpeoer
Greunb nod Getnb. 9uh elmer balben
Stunbe tauhte bic aiiite aui. 3pei
psiBIhimmernos airdtiirme nabmsn
immer I1drfere llmrife an. 9ds Mebtn
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